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Harvest Hills Skin Care makes handcrafted goat-milk soaps and natural skin-care products from fresh milk produced by its dairy goats in Wooster, Ohio. The business began making goat-milk skin care in 2000 and still prepares its products from scratch in small batches, using simple ingredients and essential oils rather than synthetic fragrances. Its packaging choices also reflect an effort to reduce waste, with plastic-free soap wrapping and recyclable containers for creams and lotions.
Since 1963, Harwood Rubber Products has manufactured and repaired industrial and printing rubber rollers in Cuyahoga Falls, with a 30,000-square-foot facility built to handle both prototype work and rolls up to 20 feet long and 6,000 pounds. Its capabilities include reverse-engineering worn rollers and providing same-day regrinding when a breakdown threatens production. Harwood has particularly deep experience in steel processing, including rollers used in acidic and caustic environments.
HAS Images, Inc. is a Dayton aerial photo processing laboratory. The company’s site identifies its work in specialized aerial imagery processing, though it provides few additional details about its history or capabilities.
Since Ervin Hasselbach slaughtered his first hogs for Fremont-area neighbors in 1931, Hasselbach Meats has grown into a family-owned butcher shop and meat processor serving Northwest Ohio. The operation works with area-fed livestock and handles custom butchering in-house, including curing and smoking, while its meat market is known for old-fashioned specialties such as homemade lunch meats and sausages.
Matt Hatcher and Brian Redwine are the two lifelong craftsmen at the center of Hatcher Productions, a Columbus workshop with more than 50 years of combined experience. Their problem-solving approach turns ideas from architects, designers, and businesses into custom furniture and architectural millwork, with each project developed collaboratively from sketches through installation.
Founded in 1930 by the grandfather of its current board president, Hatebur Umformmaschinen AG builds machines and systems for industrial metal forming. The Swiss company has carried its precision-focused approach through three generations and broadened its offering through the 2016 partnership with Carlo Salvi. Its worldwide service network supports customers on site, including mobile machining performed directly in production environments.
Since 2003, Hathorn Corporation has manufactured plumbing, sewer and gas-line inspection cameras in North America. Its systems are built for demanding municipal and industrial work while remaining accessible to plumbers and contractors, with thousands of cameras operating across the United States, Canada and Australia. Hathorn also supports its equipment through a broad dealer and repair network and a discounted camera-head exchange program.
Haulette Manufacturing traces its roots to a Celina trailer and hitch shop founded in 1956, later becoming the locally based company it is today. The company is known for custom metal fabrication shaped around the needs of industrial customers, with a 45,000-square-foot facility and owners who bring nearly a century of combined industry experience. Its work is concentrated in automotive manufacturing while also serving customers in several other industrial fields.
For more than 40 years, Haulmark has been an enclosed-trailer manufacturer headquartered in Elkhart, Indiana, with four plants supporting customers across the United States. As a division of American Cargo Group, it builds value-focused trailers for general hauling and specialty applications, with a dealer network of more than 460 locations.
Hause Machines, whose roots stretch back to a 1933 valve company in Montpelier, Ohio, designs and builds custom production machines and precision machine components. The company is known for its Holomatic power-feed units, a product line developed in the early 1950s, and has since expanded into automation, job-shop machining and specialty machine systems. Employees James Fruchey and Robert Brubaker purchased the business in 2005, continuing Hause’s long-running focus on custom manufacturing equipment.
Founded in 1887 by Carl Haver and Eduard Boecker, HAVER & BOECKER Wire Weaving manufactures precision woven wire mesh, filters, and fabricated components for industrial and architectural applications. The family business combines more than 138 years of wire-weaving experience with engineering support, while its W.S. Tyler heritage extends into particle-analysis equipment and test sieves. Its North American operation is ISO 9001 certified and based in Mentor, Ohio.
Founded in 1887 by Carl Haver and Eduard Boecker, HAVER & BOECKER Wire Weaving Inc. manufactures precision woven wire mesh, filters and particle-analysis equipment. The company remains family-owned and brings more than 138 years of weaving experience to engineered solutions, including custom-fabricated components and architectural mesh. Its North American operation also carries forward the W.S. Tyler name, whose test-sieve work helped establish the basis for modern particle-size standards.
Haviland Drainage Products Co. makes drainage tubing, pipe and fittings for farms, homes, commercial sites and highways from its Ohio manufacturing base. The company traces its roots to Haviland Clay Works, founded in 1903 to produce clay tile, and was among the first to manufacture plastic drainage tubing in 1978. Today, Haviland also builds custom stormwater structures while carrying forward a history of product quality and customer service.
From its Haviland, Ohio facility, Haviland Plastic Products makes nursery containers for the horticulture industry, including containers formed from recycled plastic. The company has spent more than 30 years refining its recycling process, diverting tens of millions of pounds of plastic waste from landfills each year. Its environmental approach also extends to an in-house energy facility, where food waste is converted to methane and wind turbines help supply the plant’s electricity.
Havis is a true manufacturer of rugged mounting and docking solutions that keep technology secure, connected, and accessible in demanding workplaces. Its products support mission-critical users from law enforcement teams to warehouse crews, while specialized solutions help restaurants and financial-service businesses protect payment technology and streamline point-of-sale operations. Havis has provided mission-critical solutions to law enforcement professionals for more than 80 years and holds ISO 9001 certification.
Havis, Inc. manufactures rugged mounting, docking, transport and power solutions that keep workplace technology secure and connected, from public-safety vehicles to warehouses and quick-service restaurants. The company describes itself as a true manufacturer, with products built for demanding environments and supported nationwide. Havis is ISO 9001 certified and has provided mission-critical solutions to law-enforcement professionals for more than 80 years.
Since 1995, Hawk Enterprises has designed and built floor machines and specialty cleaning equipment in Elkhart, Indiana. The company is particularly known for developing rotary and orbital floor-machine technology, including its WD detachable-handle design, and also supports custom designs and private branding for cleaning-equipment companies.
Founded in 1988, Hawk Measurement Systems is an international manufacturer known for solving difficult industrial measurement problems in harsh operating environments. With headquarters in Melbourne and a manufacturing facility in Medina, Ohio, HAWK develops equipment for industrial customers that need dependable process readings and asset monitoring.
Born on the racetrack in 1993, Hawk Performance makes high-performance brake pads, rotors and fluids for vehicles ranging from race cars to daily drivers, trucks and motorcycles. Its brake pads are designed, engineered and produced in the United States, drawing on technology used in military and airline applications. Based in Medina, Ohio, Hawk is the official brake product of several motorsports organizations, including NASA, SCCA and Stadium Super Trucks.
Haxlar combines mechanical-component manufacturing with global sourcing and supply-chain management, helping industrial customers move parts from engineering and production through delivery. Operating across six countries, the company manufactures more than one million complex parts annually and pairs U.S.-based engineering and distribution with an extensive international supply network. Its work supports equipment makers and other foundational industries, with particular experience in hydraulic components and heavy-equipment supply chains.