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Founded in 1974 after Dr. Aegis F. Kydonieus and Alberto Quisumbing developed controlled-release pest-control products, Hercon Environmental researches and manufactures insect monitoring and control products in Emigsville, Pennsylvania. Its environmentally compatible approach uses pheromones, attractants, repellents and low-risk insecticides for integrated pest management, including the Vaportape II insecticidal strips used in outdoor traps. Hercon also works with customers on custom formulations through an in-house engineering and product-development team.
Herculite, Inc. manufactures flexible PVC composite textiles and has been a textile-industry innovator for more than 70 years, with roots in American manufacturing dating to 1954. From manufacturing and R&D facilities in Pennsylvania and Florida, the company produces engineered fabrics for applications including healthcare and outdoor structures, and describes itself as one of the founders of the synthetic fabrics industry.
Founded in 1980, Heritage Coach Company is a funeral-vehicle dealer and service center specializing in new and reconditioned coaches from its Pottstown, Pennsylvania facility. Now in its fifth decade, the company remains under Lankford family leadership, with CEO Jay Lankford carrying forward the work of founder Mark Lankford. Its on-site operation handles maintenance, repairs, custom fabrication and painting for funeral-industry vehicles.
Heritage Cutter brings together American cutting-tool brands, supplying end mills and other tools to distributors and manufacturers. Its Weldon line includes a TiCB roughing and finishing end mill developed specifically for titanium alloys, while the broader portfolio spans premium carbide and specialty tooling. The company says its reliability and industry focus have made it a trusted source for generations and operates under Dauphin Precision Tool, LLC.
Founded in 2001 after Matt and Jon White began restoring decorative pieces, Heritage Metalworks is a Pennsylvania metal fabrication shop making historically inspired lighting, architectural hardware, and custom metalwork. Now owned by Matt White and his wife, Kim, the in-house team of blacksmiths, metalsmiths, and artisans handles restoration and reproduction work alongside one-of-a-kind projects. Its work has appeared at landmarks including Winterthur Museum, Valley Forge National Park, and Fair Lane: Home of Clara & Henry Ford.
Family-owned for more than 50 years, Heritage Sign and Display, Inc. is a Pennsylvania manufacturer known for helping major retail brands turn early concepts into custom point-of-purchase displays. Its in-house team carries projects from design through production for clients across the United States and around the world, while the company’s WBENC certification reflects its business identity.
Founded in 2000, Heritage Truck Equipment manufactures custom dump truck bodies and rolloff cable hoists at its production facility in Hartville, Ohio. Its roots in the construction and excavating industries inform its focus on building bodies to customers’ hauling specifications, and its rolloff hoists are manufactured and installed at the Hartville facility.
Founded in 1911, Herkules builds heavy-duty roll-grinding machines and lathes for demanding industrial applications. Its Siegen headquarters employs around 355 people and manufactures machines in-house on a 15,459-square-metre production site, with the company’s patented foundation-free Monolith™ machine-bed technology helping control vibration and maintain precision. Herkules also supports machines throughout their life cycle, including modernization and service decades after installation.
Founded in 1911 in Siegen, HerkulesGroup is an owner-managed mechanical engineering group that develops and manufactures large machine tools, including Herkules roll-grinding equipment and WaldrichSiegen heavy-duty machines. Its companies make their core components within the Group and support customers through their own international sales and service network. Today, more than 1,350 employees work across the family-owned group, which is led by the fourth generation of the Thoma family.
Founded in Siegen in 1911, the owner-managed HerkulesGroup develops and manufactures large machine tools, with Herkules known for roll-grinding and turning machines and sister companies extending the group’s reach into heavy-duty machinery and customized drive systems. More than 1,350 employees work across the group, which keeps production of key components in-house and supports customers through its own international sales and service network. Today, fourth-generation leadership carries forward a family-business tradition that has made precision machine-tool manufacturing the group’s defining craft.
HerkulesGroup is an owner-managed German group of engineering companies that develops and manufactures large machine tools and customized drive systems. Founded in 1911, it remains based in Siegen, where the group’s history began, and its companies include the Herkules, WaldrichSiegen, and RSGetriebe businesses. The group reports more than 1,350 employees worldwide and describes machine-tool manufacturing as a central specialty spanning over a century.
Founded in 1946, family-owned and operated Herr Foods Inc. makes snack foods and remains headquartered in Nottingham, Pennsylvania. Its history describes growth from a small potato-chip company into a multigenerational business with manufacturing plants in Pennsylvania and Ohio; the company reports producing more than 340 snack items.
Since Eugene V. Herrmann Sr. founded it in Pittsburgh in 1955, Herrmann Printing has remained a family-owned business now operating in its third generation. Led by President Rodney A. Herrmann Jr., the company serves local and national clients from a 25,000-square-foot facility, with commercial printing at the heart of its work.
Family-owned and managed for more than 50 years, Hershey’s Farm Market preserves an old-fashioned marketplace atmosphere in Parkesburg shaped by Amish and Mennonite heritage. The market serves Chester and Lancaster County communities with locally grown food and its own Pennsylvania Dutch baked goods.
Since 1894, Hershey’s® Ice Cream has made real ice cream and frozen treats with cream as its number-one ingredient, using locally sourced dairy from farms in Pennsylvania, Virginia, and New York. The Pennsylvania-based company supplies independent stores and other partners across the United States, including more than 33,000 stores in 39 states, while offering specialized programs such as Smart Snacks for schools. Its history is paired with practical sustainability measures, including recycling all industrial waste and using electric cold-plate technology in 95% of its truck fleet.
Herzog Truck Services, LLC provides diesel, tractor-trailer, and bus repair and towing in the Beaver Valley area. The company offers fleet maintenance, heavy duty towing and recovery, 24 hour road service, and custom hydraulic hose fabrication.
Heskins LLC manufactures non-slip tape and floor-marking materials from its base in East Butler, Pennsylvania, supplying North America and beyond. The Heskins business was founded in 1997, and its U.S. operation opened in Butler in 2009; the company describes itself as a major manufacturer of non-slip tape and has expanded its production facilities and machinery over time.
For four decades, Hetran-B has been an Orwigsburg-based engineering and manufacturing company known for precision equipment serving steel mills and metal processors around the world. It builds custom machinery for finishing long metal products and provides ongoing support to keep those systems in service.
Founded in Lower Burrell, Pennsylvania, in 1974, Hetrick Mfg., Inc. is a third-generation, family-owned manufacturer of custom heat exchangers and ASME pressure vessels. It thermally rates, mechanically designs, and fabricates this equipment in-house, operating from a 40,000-square-foot shop with a 30-ton crane.
For more than 60 years, Hewlett Manufacturing of Linesville, Pennsylvania, has made diamond-coated sharpening tools, including the original oval diamond steel perfected by founder Harlan D. Hewlett. The family business grew from OEM manufacturing into the JewelStik® brand and supplies sharpening tools to established knife companies while producing its products in the USA for home, shop, and professional use.