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Founded in 2014, GRH America began as its group’s overseas marketing center and now serves OEM customers across more than 60 countries and regions. Its 120,000-square-meter smart manufacturing base produces hydraulic components for multinational manufacturers, with the company reporting recognition from John Deere and AE.
Grice Equipment and Repair Inc. supplies new and used packaging, pizza-processing, and some bakery equipment, including topping applicator depositors. The company designs, rebuilds, retools, and locates packaging machines and has machinists, engineers, welders, electricians, technical employees, and a machine shop for retooling or rebuilding equipment.
Founded in 1903 as a Black Forest craft business, family-owned Grieshaber Precision makes high-precision turned parts for demanding products in sectors such as automotive, sensor and medical technology. From its Schiltach base, the company now employs about 300 people and produces more than 120 million precision parts across a production area exceeding 10,000 square metres. Its combination of in-house tool and fixture construction, prototype capacity and scalable production lets Grieshaber support customers from initial development through large-scale manufacturing.
Griffin Testing Products, Inc. manufactures over 1000 different grips and fixtures for material testing applications, serving laboratories, colleges, universities, manufacturers, and government agencies worldwide. The company provides custom-made grips and fixtures per specifications and offers a refurbishing service for worn grips.
Grimco supplies signmakers and digital print shops with sign-making materials, equipment, and finished traffic signs through a North American wholesale distribution network. Founded as Grimm Stamp and Badge by Henry Grimm, the company began with metal stampings before moving into traffic signs in the 1950s and later expanding into digital printing and aluminum manufacturing. Today, Grimco operates more than 65 locations across North America and also has locations in the United Kingdom.
Joe Grimm founded Grimm Scientific Industries after bringing his experience developing temperature-controlled medical devices to sports medicine in 1983. Based in Marietta, Ohio, the company designs and manufactures hydrotherapy systems for athletes and athletic trainers, including its CRYOTherm line, and supports those systems with factory service.
Operating since 1974, Grind All Inc. is an Ohio precision-finishing shop known for being among the state’s early adopters of CNC grinding. It supports industrial, aerospace, defense and medical manufacturers with close-tolerance work, and its ISO 9001:2015 and AS 9100D certifications reflect the rigorous quality systems behind that service.
Grip Systems is known for rethinking the manual work of pallet wrapping around operator safety and measurable efficiency. The company develops ergonomic film applicators for businesses securing pallet loads, with testing through its Performance Lab to help reduce unnecessary film use.
GRIP-FLEX, manufactured by Ameriseal of Ohio in Smithville, makes FAA P-629-compliant pavement rehabilitation surfacing for airport runways, taxiways and aprons. Its materials are used by more than 400 airports nationwide and are tested for environmental safety, fuel resistance and durability, with the company offering free test patches to demonstrate performance on existing pavement. The product is proudly made in the USA.
Founded by Angelo Grippo in Cincinnati in 1919 as the Grippo's Cone Company, Grippo's began by manufacturing rolled sugar cones. The company later added pretzels and potato chips, and says it continues to bring snack foods to market, including its Bar-B-Q-spiced beef jerky.
From its headquarters in Mindelheim, GROB-WERKE GmbH & Co. KG designs and builds production and automation systems, including universal machining centers for milling and mill-turn work. The family-managed company was established in 1921 and now operates a 210,800-square-meter production site in Mindelheim alongside plants and subsidiaries worldwide. Its manufacturing reach also extends into electromobility, where GROB supplies production technology for e-motors and batteries.
Built from the 1927 founding of BEKA and the 1971 launch of Groeneveld, Groeneveld-BEKA manufactures automatic lubrication, lubricant and fluid-management systems for working equipment. Now part of The Timken Company, the business develops and produces its systems in-house, with operations spanning 58 countries and development centres in the Netherlands, Italy and Germany. Its production facilities are certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
Three generations of family ownership and 53 years in business define Grote Company Family of Brands, a food-processing manufacturing group with more than 380 employees and 11 global locations. Its businesses help food manufacturers keep production moving, combining decades of equipment expertise with integrated automation and support for complex processing operations.
Founded by Jim Grote in 1972, Grote Company is a family-owned Columbus manufacturer of food-processing equipment that slices ingredients and automates pizza, sandwich, and prepared-food assembly. The company has built its reputation over more than 50 years by pairing durable machinery with hands-on support, including service and training throughout an equipment’s working life. Today, Jim’s nephews Bob and Jack Grote lead the business, continuing its personal, people-first approach.
Founded in 1982 by Raymond Ouellette, Groupe Novatech grew from an idea to make door glass a distinctive architectural feature into a North American manufacturing group. It makes residential entrance and patio door products, alongside custom sealed glass, and describes its development as focused on automation and innovation.
Grove Bags makes USA-made cannabis packaging in Ohio, using its TerpLoc® film technology to create a controlled climate for curing and storing flower. Its pouches are designed to retain moisture, weight and terpene profiles, and the company also offers custom branded packaging supported by an in-house design team. Grove Bags says it won the first innovation award for cannabis packaging.
A Cleveland music company with roots reaching back to 1922, Grover/Trophy Music Group remains run by the fourth generation of the Berger family. Its long history has carried it from wholesale instruments into proprietary musical manufacturing, including the Flutophone, which the company says has sold more than 50 million units worldwide, while serving everyone from major orchestras to school bands and garage players.
Founded by a mom, Grow With Me Creations hand-made personalized baby and adult bibs in Hartville, Ohio from 1988, using a custom poly-cotton fabric designed to be stainproof and water repellent without chemical treatment. The company also created family-focused products such as its 5-in-1 seat cover and playmat, and offered custom embroidery for children and special-needs clothing protectors. Grow With Me has retired, with limited inventory remaining.
Founded in 1955 by an agricultural researcher, a fertilizer marketer and a business manager, Growers Mineral, Corp. produces and sells its non-toxic Growers Mineral Solution liquid fertilizer from Milan, Ohio. The family-owned company still operates from a former 1905 brewery and now serves farmers across 27 U.S. states, Ontario and Quebec. Its program pairs the fertilizer with practical soil-health guidance, on-farm research and educational meetings, carrying the founders’ agricultural approach into a third generation of day-to-day leadership.
Founded in 2020, Growl Products Inc. makes industrial gloves and hand-protection products for the workers who get the job done. Born and raised in North America, the company shifted from an initial medical-market focus in 2022 to draw on its team’s more than 100 combined years of industrial experience. Growl serves North American customers through distribution partners, with products stocked in warehouses across the continent.