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Hapad, Inc. manufactures foot-care products, including wool-felt pads, heel lifts, wedges, arch pads, and insoles. Its products address common painful foot complaints and are sold for use by patients, retail customers, physicians, and medical professionals.
Under Mount Nittany in State College, Happy Valley Brewing Company brews hand-crafted beer for a taproom built around gathering with friends and family. Head brewer Robert Keeler guides a lineup that includes the flagship Barnstormer IPA, alongside a kitchen serving house-made Sicilian pizza and other pub fare. The brewery also hosts music, comedy and beer-focused events in its cellar.
Established in 1969, Harco Industries, Inc. is a small-business manufacturer of petroleum equipment based in Slippery Rock, Pennsylvania. It supplies fuel nozzles and related fueling components through distributors around the world, and also offers abrasive blasting of customer parts.
Family-owned Hard Chrome Specialists has served customers since 1988 with industrial hard chrome and electroless nickel plating, hydraulic repair, and related metal restoration from its York, Pennsylvania facility. Its in-house capabilities include custom fabrication and repair work, allowing worn hydraulic components and other critical parts to be restored under one roof for customers across Pennsylvania, Maryland, and the continental United States. The company operates as an ISO 9001-registered facility and maintains a 14,000-square-foot plant.
Hardball Cider is the fifth-generation family farm venture of the Deen family, rooted in Mount Bethel’s Elvern Farms and led by founder and CEO Geoffrey Todd Deen. Deen turned his family’s longtime apple-pressing tradition into a cidery after making his first batch in 2013, with baseball providing the inspiration for the Hardball name. Its taproom, opened on the farm in 2019, extends that agricultural heritage into a gathering place for tastings and community events.
Founded in 2021 from architectural and perimeter-security designs backed by more than 50 years of industry experience, Harden Architectural Security Products manufactures high-security doors, windows, louvers and hatches for threat-sensitive facilities. Based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the metal-fabrication specialist combines tested, certified protection with designs intended to preserve a building’s function and appearance. Its solutions are used in settings ranging from Department of State and defense facilities to critical infrastructure and pharmaceutical plants, with perimeter-security services extending from site planning through installation and maintenance.
Founded in 2003, Hardt Chemical Inc. is a technical sales, marketing and consulting company focused on specialty chemicals for concrete and related industrial applications. Principal Barney Heller brings more than 30 years of experience spanning sulfonate chemistry, manufacturing and technical service, with particular expertise in helping concrete companies develop and operate their own admixture plants. Hardt also draws on longstanding knowledge of naphthalene sulfonates and their use in industries including concrete, gypsum and synthetic rubber.
Known for its unmistakable Bar and Shield identity, Harley-Davidson builds motorcycles for riders drawn to distinctive styling, powerful engines, and life on the open road. The company extends that ownership experience through Harley Owners Group, a rider community centered on shared miles and events.
Founded in 2017, Harmony Biosciences is a Plymouth Meeting pharmaceutical company developing and commercializing medicines for people living with rare neurological disorders. Its FDA-approved product, WAKIX (pitolisant), anchors a patient-focused research program spanning sleep/wake disorders and rare epilepsy, with patient insights informing clinical development. The company describes this approach as “Newrology,” combining empathy with innovation while expanding its pipeline and community support.
Since 1979, Harmony Castings has been known as a Pennsylvania foundry specializing in the V-Process, a vacuum-based method for making precision aluminum castings. The company works with customers from early design through delivery, serving applications where repeatability and complex shapes matter. Its quality system is certified to AS9100:2016 and ISO 9001:2015, and it is ITAR compliant for defense and aerospace work.
Founded in 1992, Harmony Designs manufactures made-to-order custom gifts and souvenirs, combining handcrafting with digital printing for museum stores, organizations, businesses and individuals. Based in West Grove, Pennsylvania, the company is particularly known for low minimums—often starting at 12 pieces—and for producing many of its keepsakes entirely in the USA. Its in-house design staff provides typesetting, proofs and layout support, while most orders are produced within one to two business days.
From a Chestnut Hill basement in 1936 to its employee-owned factory in Newtown, Harold Beck & Sons makes electric actuators for industrial valves and dampers. The company’s American-made equipment is built for continuous, precise control in demanding environments, with Beck actuators now installed in more than 70 countries and on over 1,000 electric utility boilers. After 85 years of family ownership, Beck became 100% employee-owned in 2021 and maintains an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Harrington is a hoist and crane brand with roots in Edwin Harrington’s Vermont machine-tool business, founded in 1854; by 1867, the company had shifted its focus solely to hoists. Today it is a product brand of CMCO, and Harrington products include hoists and cranes as well as material-handling equipment. Its Elizabethtown, Pennsylvania, facility is identified as a North American manufacturing and assembly plant.
Family-owned since its 1979 founding in Bolivar, Ohio, Harris Battery Company remains a second-generation business led by president Christopher Harris. The company is known for building practical power systems for industrial customers, with its Ohio operation assembling lithium energy storage for material-handling equipment and other applications.
Harris Steel Company is a family-owned steel service center established in 1950, specializing in steel slitting and processing. Its Cicero operation supplies close-tolerance steel coils and has a 150,000-square-foot warehouse and processing facility under one roof.
Harrison Machine Co. manufactures foundry equipment, including core machines for shell, cold-box, hot-box, and warm-box processes, mold machines, and sand transport systems. The company also offers automated core unloading, machine rebuild and refurbishment, installation and training, technical assistance, and replacement parts.
Pittsburgh-based Harroun Designs creates clear, code-compliant signage, wayfinding systems and environmental graphics that help people navigate built environments. Led by Steve Harroun, who brings more than two decades in the sign industry, the firm works with architects, designers and sign companies on everything from planning and compliance reviews to design/build projects. Its work ranges from large-scale wayfinding systems to interpretive displays, including projects for the University of Pittsburgh, Pittsburgh Zoo & PPG Aquarium and the City of Nashville.
Hartco Flooring makes real-wood flooring for homes and commercial spaces, with solid and engineered hardwood at the center of its 290-product line. Its American Scrape collection is known for hand-scraped planks shaped to give each floor a distinctive, one-of-a-kind look, while many products are made in the USA. Hartco also supports installation and upkeep with flooring trims, care products, and practical guidance for customers and contractors.
Established in 1937, Hartzell Machine Works is an Upper Chichester, Pennsylvania shop known for custom precision machining and a distinctive earlier role as the only U.S. supplier of Monotype typesetting molds for many years. Today, it makes close-tolerance parts for demanding customers, including Boeing and the Defense Logistics Agency, under an AS9100D-certified quality system.
Harvest Hill Beverage Company is an independent U.S. beverage company that produces beverages and operates manufacturing facilities across the country. Since acquiring Juicy Juice in June 2014, it has grown a family of iconic brands, including SunnyD and Veryfine, and offers contract manufacturing capabilities to help other businesses grow.