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From its Belfast, Northern Ireland facility, HeartSine Technologies develops and manufactures compact automated external defibrillators for public-access and first-responder use. Its samaritan PAD line is distinguished by features such as integrated connectivity for readiness monitoring, while the 450P adds real-time CPR-rate feedback; HeartSine has been part of Stryker since the company’s products began appearing in 2001. The company also operates an environmental program focused on reducing manufacturing waste, pollution and energy use.
Founded in 1950 by five engineers, Heat and Control designs and manufactures industrial processing and packaging equipment, with a long history of advancing food production technology. The company builds customized, integrated production lines and equipment for food, pharmaceutical, and other industries, and operates a global network of engineering, manufacturing, sales, and service locations.
Family-owned since its founding in 1968, HEAT Exchange and Transfer has operated from one Carnegie, Pennsylvania location while building a reputation around safe, reliable industrial temperature control. The company serves process industries with made-to-order heat-transfer systems, backed by decades of engineering experience and support throughout the equipment’s working life.
Established in 1959, St. Louis-based Heatrex designs and manufactures engineered electric heating and thermal-management equipment for commercial, industrial, OEM, and rail applications. Its work ranges from custom heating systems to components such as tubular elements and immersion heaters, with concept development, prototype testing, and production handled across two Missouri manufacturing facilities. Heatrex is part of ASPEQ Heating Group and serves customers in North America and abroad.
Heatron is a full-service American-made custom component manufacturer specializing in heating elements and assemblies, thick film devices, and LED integration. The company designs and manufactures custom heating solutions for OEMs, with expertise in thermal management.
Founded in 1935, Heaven Hill Brands is a family-owned spirits producer that grew from a single distillery into one of America’s largest independent distilled spirits suppliers. Now led across three generations, the company distills and bottles spirits and operates production facilities in Kentucky and Texas. Its portfolio includes American whiskey and spirits brands such as Evan Williams and Deep Eddy.
Founded in 2010 by Brian Finz, Heavy Duty Tires supplies and services tires for commercial vehicles, construction machinery and industrial fleets. The family-owned company combines a national distribution network with in-shop and mobile support, including foam-filled assemblies, rubber tracks and its wheel exchange program. From its West Palm Beach headquarters, Heavy Duty Tires serves customers across the United States and internationally while emphasizing uptime, community involvement and practical, service-driven relationships.
Born in Carnegie Mellon University’s Biorobotics Lab, HEBI Robotics develops modular robotic hardware and software centered on motion control. Founded in 2014 by Professor Howie Choset, the Pittsburgh company designs and assembles its actuators and other products locally, supplying adaptable building blocks and custom robots for research and industrial inspection work.
Hectrio manufactures and stocks methane sulfonic acid (MSA) salts, with custom production available for client specifications. Its distinctive stannous sulfate solution reaches 315 grams per liter—30% above the stated industry standard—while the team brings decades of MSA chemistry experience, including leadership by inorganic chemist Hy Gillman, who has worked in the field since the 1970s. The company is ISO 9001 certified.
For 75 years, Heeter has grown from a commercial printing shop into a regional print and marketing partner serving organizations with complex communications needs. Its 175,000-square-foot operation spans five locations and includes more than 100 employees, while its work for regulated sectors is backed by recognized security and sustainability credentials. Heeter is especially distinctive for having been the first printer in the world to install Ricoh’s Pro VC70000 inkjet web press.
With a 75-year history, Heeter has grown from a commercial print shop into a regional marketing production partner serving organizations that need secure, data-driven communications. Its 175,000 square feet of production space across five locations includes a Pennsylvania digital print center with two Ricoh Pro VC70000 presses, reflecting the company’s long-running investment in print technology. Heeter’s work also carries recognized credentials for privacy, security and environmental responsibility.
Heffner Printing is a local printing company in Fleetwood, PA, offering design, print, and market services since 1948. They manufacture custom corn hole boards and wood surfboards, and provide a wide range of printed products and apparel solutions.
From its Hatfield, Pennsylvania shop, Hefner Machine and Tool, Inc. makes precision-machined parts for both short- and long-run production. This full-service job shop can work from CAD files, rough sketches, or worn parts, producing everything from a repaired single component to a high-quantity production run. Its quality procedures are strictly enforced, with a focus on accurate, on-time work.
Founded in 1959 by two partners with complementary experience, Hegedus Aluminum Industries returned to family ownership in 2013 through the granddaughter of founder Merwin Tarr. From its Oil City foundry, the company serves more than 200 active customers with aluminum castings, drawing on an in-house pattern shop and decades of experience to handle both development work and production orders.
Heidelberger Druckmaschinen AG is a global mechanical-engineering and technology company that manufactures printing machinery and provides industrial production for customers. For more than 175 years, it has developed printing and packaging technologies and operates its own production facilities in Europe, China, and the United States. Its work also includes industrial manufacturing and assembly for external customers, from prototype development through series production.
Heinrich Brothers, Inc. designs, engineers, and installs custom warehouse equipment and material handling systems. They provide conveyors, conveyor rollers, pre-fabricated buildings, mezzanines, and pallet racks, and also sell standard material handling products.
Heisey Machine is a Lancaster, Pennsylvania manufacturer with more than 40 years in the drilling-tool business and a staff whose combined experience exceeds 60 years. Known for listening closely to customers, the company makes custom equipment for drilling operations worldwide and offers personalized service rather than relying solely on stock designs.
Since 1988, Heisey Mechanical, Ltd. has combined field service contracting with custom metal fabrication for industrial and water-treatment projects. Based in Columbia, Pennsylvania, the company’s millwrights and pipe fitters have built specialized work such as large-diameter stainless-steel pipe, aluminum access stairs, and weir trough systems.
Founded in July 1988 when Brad Lauver and Lorne Nipple merged their independent woodworking businesses, Heister House Millworks manufactures and sells millwork from Mt. Pleasant Mills, Pennsylvania. It began by supplying wood mouldings to manufactured-housing companies in the Susquehanna Valley, a market it still serves, and later expanded into custom cabinetry after acquiring Cameo Kitchens in 2015. Its specialty shop also builds millwork to customers’ design specifications.
Heiukko is a custom furniture studio for modern design enthusiasts, creating made-to-order pieces shaped around individual projects. Its work is presented as a collaborative process, with customers able to share sketches, images, and project details for a tailored design.