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Heritage Cooperative is a farmer-owned agricultural cooperative based in Delaware, Ohio, serving members and customers for more than 100 years. Its more than 600 employees provide grain merchandising, agronomy, energy, and animal nutrition services to over 5,000 members and more than 15,000 customers.
Since 1965, veteran-owned Heritage Industrial Finishing has applied protective industrial coatings, with a particular focus on military and defense equipment, from its Akron, Ohio facility. Its TACOM-approved work includes CARC and other mil-spec finishes as well as OEM production finishing, backed by documented, repeatable processes. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR and CMMC compliant.
Heritage Tooling Services Ltd. provides custom precision tooling for manufacturers, with a particular focus on the fastener industry. Its published materials also identify automotive and aerospace manufacturers among the customers it serves.
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.
In the foothills of eastern Ohio, Heritage Vineyard Winery makes small-batch estate wines onsite from grapes grown in its own vineyard. The Warsaw winery pairs its tasting room and vineyard patios with a secluded guesthouse overlooking the property, giving visitors a place to sample handcrafted wines and settle in for a country getaway.
Since 1967, Hermann’s Pickles has made refrigerated pickles and fermented foods, preserving the homemade flavor of founder Don Hermann’s less-sour refrigerator-pickle recipe. The family-owned and operated company grew from the Hermann family’s Hungarian Jewish immigrant roots in Garrettsville, Ohio, and now also produces refrigerated private-label foods for grocery and deli brands. Its jars are known for hand-packed cucumbers, crisp texture and bold, tangy flavor.
Herold’s Salads is a family food manufacturer founded in Cleveland in the mid-1920s by Fred and Della Herold, originally making corn meal mush before developing salads for local grocers and delicatessens. The family business later expanded into retail-container and bulk production, and now makes premium salads and homemade desserts for grocers, delicatessens, and restaurants. The company says it offers custom manufacturing for wholesalers, distributors, and retailers.
Héroux-Devtek Inc. is an international aerospace manufacturer specializing in landing gear, with its head office in Longueuil, Québec. The company designs, develops, manufactures, repairs and overhauls landing gear and actuation systems for commercial and defence aerospace markets. It also operates facilities across North America and Europe.
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 1957, Herschal Products has made foundry equipment and supplies, with a particular focus on automated knockout machinery that removes cores quickly while reducing operator involvement. Its enclosed machines are custom designed for individual work cells and built around steel-tube frames with four-inch reinforced walls to withstand foundry use. The Richfield company also supplies mold components such as precision-machined leader pins for permanent molds.
Founded in 1958 from the trunk of V.R. Hershberger’s car, Hersh Packing & Rubber Company remains a family-owned Central Ohio business known for helping customers get back to work. Its three ParkerStore locations support industrial customers with hydraulic hose and fitting service, including replacements made while they wait.
Since 1959, HERZOG Maschinenfabrik has built machines and automated laboratory systems for preparing industrial samples for quality control. Based in Osnabrück, the company combines mechanical engineering, automation and its own research and development to serve industries including steel, cement, mining and recycling. Its worldwide service network supports HERZOG systems throughout their long operating lives.
Founded in Mansfield in 1999 by Mark and Pam Hess, Hess Industries builds and repairs progressive and transfer tooling, with specialized in-die tapping and fastener-insertion systems made at its 15,000-square-foot Technology Center. The company became family-led in 2021 when Ryan and Haley Hess joined as co-owners, continuing a hands-on metalworking business that has grown from one account into a supplier serving tool shops and stampers worldwide. Its history is marked by early adoption of wire EDM, 5-axis machining, industrial 3D printing and robotic production technology.
Family-owned HEULE Tool Corporation brings Swiss precision to North American manufacturers, continuing a company founded in 1961 and an American operation established in 1988. Based near Cincinnati since 1993, it works with production teams to automate difficult machining work through application-specific tooling, with customers in sectors such as automotive and aerospace.
Founded in 1980 as a polybagger of fastener kits, Cleveland’s Hexagon Industries now manufactures and imports fasteners and special cold-formed parts for OEM and industrial customers. Its 100,000-square-foot facility combines North American and Asian manufacturing approaches, while the company’s long-running direct relationships in Asia support blended sourcing and local production. Hexagon’s quality system is ISO 9001:2015 certified, with full product traceability and lot control.
Founded in 1857 by inventor Gail Borden, Hexion develops and manufactures specialty chemical materials, including resins, adhesives, additives and formalin-based solutions for industrial applications. Today, the company combines more than 170 years of chemical heritage with AI-driven process intelligence through its Chemistry-as-a-Service approach, serving customers from 25 global manufacturing facilities and 11 R&D sites. Its Smartech business extends that work into wood-panel plants, using real-time data to improve press performance and quality stability.
HEXPOL Group develops and produces advanced polymer compounds and engineered products, including rubber gaskets, seals, and polyurethane wheels. Founded in 1893, the group describes a global manufacturing footprint and says it has grown into a world leader in polymer compounds. Its businesses serve industrial applications through customized compounding and finished engineered products.
HF Group, LLC provides book manufacturing, binding, preservation, digital printing, print-on-demand, and custom archival enclosure production. It makes library-bound books, hardcover and softcover books, rebinding products, archival boxes and enclosures, and related book products for libraries, publishers, self-publishers, authors, museums, archives, schools, churches, and individuals.
Founded in 1954 as the House of Foam, privately held HFI, Inc. has evolved from a furniture-foam maker into a North American automotive supplier. Today, the company serves automakers as a Tier 2 manufacturer of interior soft-trim components, with more than 3,500 employees and operations across 10 locations.
HH Wood Fiber is a hydroseeding and erosion-control company whose management team brings 63 years of industry experience. Based in Ohio, the company is known for producing hydraulic mulch from clean, virgin wood chips, drawing on specialized manufacturing expertise and certified erosion-control knowledge to serve vegetation-establishment projects.