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Family-owned since 1922, Hinkley is an Avon Lake lighting company whose long history remains central to its identity. It designs lighting and ceiling fans for homes, with particular attention to outdoor settings and support from lighting professionals.
HIO Battery is a Delaware, Ohio company built around the practical needs of golf-cart dealers rather than a one-time battery sale. It makes lithium conversion systems for golf carts and stays involved with dealers through technical guidance and ongoing support, including a 10-year warranty backed by U.S.-based service.
For more than 90 years, Hirons Memorial Works Inc. has been a family-owned and operated Southern Ohio company known for careful, personalized memorial craftsmanship. Since 1963, it has also drawn on the experience of its own retail monument shop to build practical equipment for monument producers. The company serves private, corporate, and government clients, including custom lettering work that gives each memorial a personal character.
With roots in lens making that began in 1920, Hirox USA Inc. supplies 3D digital microscope systems and related metrology equipment for materials research and high-resolution inspection. Hirox says it invented video microscopy in 1985, and its optical expertise remains central to systems that combine detailed imaging with 2D and 3D measurement. The company also provides training, calibration, maintenance and inspection consulting for customers in industrial and research settings.
With more than 130 years of experience behind its vibration expertise, HK Technologies designs and builds vibratory sieves, sifters and screeners for powder sizing, contamination removal and liquid-solid separation. Based in Salem, Ohio, the company stands out for ultrasonic technology that can boost throughput and retrofit many existing screening units, along with turnkey remeshing services that can return worn screens to service in one to three days. HK also develops application-specific equipment such as the VacuSift powder conveying and sifting system for additive manufacturing.
HKM Direct Market Communications is a Cleveland-based printing and direct marketing company whose roots go back to 1922, when its predecessor began as Hauser-King Letter/Mailing Service. It provides print production and direct marketing services, and has expanded its capabilities over a century to include large-format graphics and online fulfillment. The company describes its work as helping clients reach their goals through data-driven, integrated marketing and print programs.
Since 1988, HLN Machining has grown from a cutting-tool specialist into a Bryan, Ohio, manufacturer of custom-machined parts and components. Its CNC turning and milling work covers everything from intricate prototypes to low- and medium-volume production, with the team also handling selected finishing and fabrication needs. More than 75 years of collective experience among its craftsmen, engineers, and problem solvers gives HLN a notably hands-on approach to turning customer ideas into parts.
From its Ohio shop, HM Defense & Technology makes American-made military-style rifles, including its HM50 .50 BMG bolt-action rifle line. The company also develops its patented HMB bolt and monobloc barrel technology, with products spanning integrally suppressed and SBR platforms. HM Defense describes its rifles as designed for accuracy, easier maintenance, and dependable operation in extreme conditions.
Founded as Howland Machine by Bruce Dewey in 1984, HMC Machining Technologies now builds machined, fabricated and assembled components for OEMs from its 24,000-square-foot Niles, Ohio facility. The company has grown from manual machining into CNC work and large-scale milling and turning, including horizontal boring mills with up to 258 inches of travel. HMC renamed the business in 2015 while retaining its original customer-focused operation and more than 40 years of machining experience.
Founded in Cleveland in 1997, HMF Racing builds performance exhaust systems and fabricated equipment for ATVs, UTVs and motorcycles. The company grew from Hans Luenger’s motorcycle and racing work into an off-road specialist, with competition experience that includes class wins at the Baja 1000 in 2005 and 2018. HMF also draws on its metal-fabrication roots to make protective equipment for more than 20 off-road vehicle platforms.
Hobart Brothers LLC manufactures welding filler metals and describes itself as an industry-trusted maker of tubular wires, solid wires, and stick electrodes. Its product range serves welding work across construction and fabrication, manufacturing, transportation, and other industries, with company materials identifying East Troy, Ohio as its address.
From its Ohio mill, Amish-owned Hochstetler Log Homes crafts log home packages for customers across all 50 states. With more than 40 years of experience, the company air-dries and kiln-dries its logs before milling them to a .01-inch tolerance, then supports each package with blueprints, engineering guidance, and builder connections.
Hocking Hills Garment Center brings Betsy Franjola’s 25-year corporate fashion career back to Southeast Ohio, producing apparel in a repurposed 150-year-old Catholic church in Buchtel. The center combines skilled local makers with one-piece-flow manufacturing to create thoughtfully made garments while reducing waste. Rooted in a former coal-mining village, it is building a renewed model for American apparel production through training, jobs, and craft.
Started by brothers Brian and Eric St. Clair in 2015, Hocking Hills Moonshine makes small-batch corn liquor by hand in its Logan distillery. The family-owned business pairs original copper pot stills with artifacts from the St. Clair family’s 1800s farm, giving its tours a distinct step-back-in-time feel. Its lineup includes the original 90-proof recipe, higher-proof Buckeye Lightning, and bourbon aged two years in white oak barrels.
Born from Hanns Hörbiger’s steel-plate valve invention in 1895, HOERBIGER develops performance-critical technology for compressors, automotive systems, precision positioning, rotary applications and industrial safety. The globally active group now employs more than 7,500 people at 150 locations in 40 countries, with particular strength in reciprocating-compressor components and gas-flow control. Its newer hydrogen work spans the value chain, including electrolyzer components and hydrogen-compression systems.
Since 1997, Hofacker Precision Machining has produced tight-tolerance components for aerospace, defense, and commercial customers from its shop near Dayton, Ohio. Its craftsmen average more than 20 years of experience, and the company is known for clear communication and the ability to respond when urgent work threatens a customer’s production line. Hofacker operates under AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certification and is registered for ITAR work.
Founded in 1962, Hog Inc. is a Section 521 exempt cooperative that markets and purchases for an alliance of family farms producing pork. Based in Greenfield, Illinois, the cooperative has more than 110 shareholders and operates a feed mill alongside its agricultural marketing work. Its members retain their autonomy while working together to supply consistent pork and support environmentally sound farming practices.
Founded in 1904, family-run Hoge Lumber Company has worked in woodworking for more than a century and spans four generations of family commitment. Based in New Knoxville, Ohio, the company produces hardwood products and prime hardwood veneer logs and has manufactured thousands of bowling lanes. Its architectural team also designs custom homes and remodeling projects, drawing on modern building concepts and the natural beauty of wood.
Hohman Plating, LLC is a Dayton, Ohio metal finishing and coatings company established in 1918. It provides plating, anodizing, conversion coatings, dry film lubricants, and other coating processes for industries including aerospace, agriculture, automotive, construction, nuclear, defense, electronics, energy, food, and medical, working with substrates such as aluminum, steel, stainless steel, copper, brass, titanium, and super alloys.
Founded in 1954, Hoist Equipment Co., Inc. is a long-established material-handling company built around a “one source, one responsibility” approach. It supports industrial customers with overhead crane systems and related project services, from engineering through installation and ongoing inspections, from a 40,000-square-foot manufacturing facility.