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HAAS Printing and Apparel is a Lemoyne, Pennsylvania, print shop known for combining online ordering with knowledgeable, responsive help from experienced staff. It serves customers who need print projects handled carefully, from small runs to orders of up to 100,000 pieces.
Habasit manufactures conveyor and power transmission belts, pairing its global belting business with local engineering, production, installation and service. In Brazil, the company has operated since 1968 and expanded its Jundiaí manufacturing facility in 2022, doubling production space. Its support reaches customers through sales offices, service centers and distribution partners in more than 70 countries.
Founded in 2002 by current president and CEO Russell Haberle, Haberle Steel Inc. fabricates structural and specialty steel at facilities in Souderton and Delano, Pennsylvania. The company is known for complex structural-steel work in the Northeastern United States, including orthotropic bridge decks, and reports more than 120,000 square feet of shop floor space and capacity to produce up to 200 tons per week.
Hackney manufactures specialized truck bodies, trailers, shelving systems, and aftermarket parts. Its offerings include sideload delivery bodies, service bodies, vending bodies, contractor trade bodies, beverage bodies, rapid-response bodies, and multi-temperature refrigerated bodies for beverage distribution, plumbing, HVAC, electrical, vending, water, battery, and other delivery and service applications.
Haemonetics is a global medical technology company that develops products and services intended to improve healthcare quality, effectiveness and efficiency. Founded in 1971, the company’s businesses focus on apheresis for plasma and blood collection and MedSurg technologies for blood management and interventional procedures. Its history includes the introduction of the Cell Saver system and plasma collection systems, alongside ongoing product development and customer support.
Black-woman-owned Haiama Beauty grew from Allison Shimamoto’s experience rebuilding her curls after a damaging big chop. Based in Philadelphia, the company creates handcrafted, organic haircare for textured-hair families, with formulas developed specifically for wavy through coily textures rather than adapted from straight-hair products. Haiama also teaches small, hands-on curlcare workshops that help families build routines suited to their own hair.
In Orrtanna, co-founders John and Noemi Halbrendt run a family-owned vineyard and apiary producing small-batch wines, mead, and raw honey from locally sourced ingredients. John brings 20 years of winemaking experience and a scientific background as a Penn State nematologist, while Noemi’s work as a Penn State Master Gardener shapes the property’s gardens and welcoming tastings. Their sustainable operation includes a wildflower meadow planted with support from a USDA grant to nourish the honeybees and local ecosystem.
Lancaster County’s Haldeman Mills makes roasted cornmeal and family-crafted baking mixes, carrying Pennsylvania Dutch milling traditions into products sold nationwide. Founded in 1969 by James Haldeman, the family business is now owned by Richard and Becky Landis, who continue producing the Brinser’s Best and Stauffer’s brands. Its signature cornmeal is made from locally grown corn roasted before grinding, a method the company says has been preserved for more than a century.
Environmental cleanup has been part of HalenHardy’s story since the 1970s, when founder Donny Beaver’s devotion to protecting the outdoors became the foundation for the family venture he later built with his sons Josh and Troy. Since taking the HalenHardy name in 2013, the Bellwood, Pennsylvania, company has focused on helping mobile outdoor workforces handle spills in wet, punishing conditions through practical response products and proactive cleanup planning.
Haleon plc is a consumer health company focused solely on improving everyday health, with operations in 170 markets and six global categories. Its brands include Sensodyne, Advil and Centrum, and the company says its research, investment and innovation target consumers’ health throughout their lives. Haleon is registered in England and Wales and has its registered office in Weybridge, Surrey.
Born from founder Stephen Horcha’s search for a pedal-powered way to move his drum set through downtown Savannah, Haley Tricycles now builds custom cargo tricycles in Philadelphia. Its lockable, weather-protective boxes carry substantial loads through city streets, while specialized builds such as the Book Bike—first developed with Chicago’s Gabriel Levinson in 2008—bring libraries, vending and community programs directly to people. Haley says its tricycles ship throughout North America and beyond.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1966 by engineer and WWII veteran Harold G. Hall, HALL Industries grew from a contract screw-machine shop into a family-run manufacturer. It produces machined components, fabrications, and assemblies, and is particularly known for aviation ground-support products such as aircraft towbars. The company also operates specialized divisions serving bridge products, transit, and bulk-material-handling equipment markets.
Founded in 1947 when John Allen Hall made ice cream for his wedding, Hall’s Ice Cream still produces its original-recipe ice cream and sherbet beside the family farm in Millerstown, Pennsylvania. One of Central Pennsylvania’s last remaining family ice cream businesses, Hall’s makes its products in small 10-gallon batches and serves them in an old-fashioned parlor as well as through stores and restaurants across the region. The recipes and process have remained essentially unchanged since the company began.
Halligan Homebrew is a company in the Food and Beverage Manufacturing industry.
Founded by pelvic floor experts, Bethlehem-based Halo Medical Technologies develops ultrasound systems and probes specifically for anorectal and pelvic floor imaging. Its Catalyst systems combine high-resolution 2D/3D multicompartment imaging with software that records video, builds reports, and supports EMR export, while the company’s clinical perspective also informs its educational Atlas of Images. Halo is a privately held LLC focused on making this specialized technology affordable for physicians treating pelvic floor disorders.
Hamburg Manufacturing, Inc. is a family-managed Pennsylvania foundry that produces gray and ductile iron castings, from ounces to 400 pounds. Founded as Hamburg Plow Works in 1882, it has remained under the same family’s management and became a jobbing foundry supplying industrial castings. Its stated markets include heating, pump, valve, and consumer goods industries.
Founded as a “Mom and Pop” machine shop in 1952, Hamill Manufacturing is now a veteran-owned, 100% employee-owned company whose employees share responsibility for the work leaving its Pennsylvania facility. The company is known for tackling demanding metalworking projects for regulated customers, with a 110,000-square-foot climate-controlled operation and quality systems certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D. Hamill is also ITAR-registered and has supported defense-related work since its first Navy Nuclear program job.
HammerTek Corporation, working with deflection elbows since 1981, invented and manufactures the SMART ELBOW® for pneumatic and slurry conveying systems. Made in the United States, its impact-free design helps prevent elbow wear, plugging, product damage and the downtime associated with conventional bends. The company says its elbows have been installed more than 40,000 times in over 50 countries.
Hammond Group, Inc. manufactures advanced battery chemistry and specialty lead products, with more than 90 years of experience and production facilities in the United States, the United Kingdom, and Malaysia. Its Hammond, Indiana headquarters also houses a research and development lab, where the company provides technical research and battery testing for lead-battery manufacturers.
Hampton Concrete Products, Inc. manufactures precast concrete products and custom railings from its Valencia, Pennsylvania operation. Founded in 1957 by Charles M. Knox, the locally owned company began with ornamental railing and expanded after acquiring Hampton Concrete Products in 1960; it says it has provided precast concrete products since 1957. Its history also includes in-house development of the Cleargress basement door.