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H.B. Fuller is a leading global adhesives provider with 130 years of history, focusing on perfecting adhesives, sealants, and other specialty chemical products to improve products and lives. The company's commitment to innovation brings together people, products, and processes that answer and solve some of the world's biggest challenges. H.B. Fuller serves customers in electronics, disposable hygiene, medical, transportation, clean energy, packaging, construction, woodworking, general industries, and other consumer businesses, with a promise to its people to connect them with opportunities to innovate and thrive.
H.B. Millwork Inc. is a second-generation, family-owned wood manufacturer founded by brothers Michael and Timothy Hollowell in Medford in 1976. Its Yaphank facility produces custom millwork and stair components, while its Medford showroom serves customers across Nassau and Suffolk counties. The family transferred the business to the next generation in 2018.
Since 1997, Taiwan-based H.C.T. Textiles has developed and supplied woven fabrics, with more than 20 years of expertise in tailoring textile specifications to a buyer’s budget and quality needs. Its customization work supports designers, apparel brands, factories and importers, while branch offices in China and the United States help serve customers across five continents and 30 countries.
With more than three decades in commercial HVAC, H&E AIR Inc. is a Long Island company known for handling complex building projects throughout the New York City region. Its Medford facility keeps sheet-metal work in-house, where staff with a combined 70 years in the industry fabricate ductwork for commercial customers.
Founded in 1946, third-generation family-owned H&W Machinery is a Queens machine shop that repairs industrial equipment and makes custom, OEM, and hard-to-find replacement parts. Serving operations across the New York and broader Northeast region, the company combines emergency and scheduled repair with reverse-engineering support to help keep machinery running.
For more than 30 years, Haanen Packard Machinery has been a Hudson Falls shop known for turning specialized industrial needs into working machinery. Serving the plastics and papermaking industries, the company carries projects from design through fabrication and installation, including custom equipment such as an in-line perforator.
HABA USA sells children’s toys designed for hands-on play, from developmental toys for toddlers to Terra Kids outdoor exploration gear. Its range includes imaginative tools such as an exploration magnifier and a four-way flashlight, alongside durable play equipment for the beach.
Habasit manufactures conveyor and power transmission belts, pairing its global belting business with local engineering, production, installation and service. In Brazil, the company has operated since 1968 and expanded its Jundiaí manufacturing facility in 2022, doubling production space. Its support reaches customers through sales offices, service centers and distribution partners in more than 70 countries.
For more than a century, Hadley Exhibits has been a Buffalo company shaped by old-world craftsmanship, deep staff experience and a willingness to pair tradition with modern technology. It creates and installs exhibits for museums and trade-show clients, with much of the work carried out in its 180,000-square-foot facility. Its museum work reflects particular care for artifacts and the stories they carry.
Hadley's Fab-Weld, Inc. is a metal fabricator established in 1988. The company performs welding, steel fabrication, metal forming, machining, CNC plasma cutting, sandblasting, industrial painting, finishing, hydrostatic testing, and custom work, including tanks and vessels.
Hagan Design and Machine, Inc. began as an EDM job shop and has grown into an Epping-area turnkey manufacturer specializing in precision electrical-discharge machining and related CNC work. Its staff brings more than 75 years of combined EDM experience to complex, close-tolerance components, with particular strength in aerospace and aircraft-engine applications. The company operates eight EDM machines, including four-axis wire and RAM equipment, and inspects every component before delivery.
Buffalo-based Hagner Industries makes precision-machined parts, fabricated metal components, and welded assemblies for projects ranging from small custom jobs to large-scale production. Its work spans oil and gas, mining, and defense contracts, with engineering support available to turn rough ideas or drawings into finished CAD designs and parts. Hagner is ISO 9001:2015 certified and holds ASME Section IX welding certification.
Anthony Dickey’s four decades of work made Hair Rules a recognized authority on multi-textural beauty. He launched the Hair Rules product line in 2007 after training at New York’s Oribe, John Frieda, and Louis Licari, and later opened the first multi-textural salon in the United States. His 2003 book, *Hair Rules!*, became part of cosmetology curricula nationwide.
Since 1979, HairArt Int'l Inc. has developed professional hairstyling tools and education products, with a particular focus on 100% human-hair mannequins for cosmetology training. Its salon-direct line also includes the H3000 styling collection, while the company provides after-care sharpening as an authorized U.S. Joewell distributor. HairArt’s training heads are used for realistic cutting, coloring and styling practice by students and educators.
Hairline Illusions makes one-of-a-kind lace wigs and medical cranial prostheses in America, pairing custom hair-system production with in-house finishing and repair work. Operating since 2004 and offering HIASTI training since 2007, the company also teaches aspiring cranial-prosthesis specialists how to build compliant medical-wig practices. Its work has appeared in Vogue and is designed for both everyday hair replacement and demanding medical hair-loss needs.
Hairstory makes responsible haircare built around New Wash, a detergent-free cleansing cream launched in 2015 to replace shampoo and conditioner in one step. The small company develops naturally derived formulas with professional hairdressers and pioneered low-plastic haircare refill pouches, later creating a fully recyclable version. Its products are Leaping Bunny Certified and packaged with recyclable refill options.
Since 2001, Mississauga-based Hakson Gloves and Safety Wears has made protective hand gear for Canada’s Armed Services and law-enforcement personnel across North America. Its specialty is safety equipment built around demanding field use, including puncture- and cut-resistant gloves such as the Hakson 201, alongside ballistic body armour, duty belts and related gear. The company says its designs emphasize function, detail and advanced materials as new technologies become available.
Founded by two friends in 2018, Hal&Al Meats and Provisions processes and distributes 100% Zabiha halal meat, with hand-slaughtered products supplied to homes, restaurants, and retailers across the Northeast and nationwide. Its facility is regularly inspected by the USDA and all products are certified by Halal Monitoring Services, with records available for review and a focus on humane handling and traceable sourcing.
Halárosis makes home-fragrance products designed to fill rooms with scent while using ingredients it describes as natural, clean, and environmentally considerate. Its candles use biodegradable soy wax and lead-free cotton wicks, while its air and fabric fresheners come in reusable, non-aerosol glass bottles. Founded by Joanna, the company’s name comes from the Greek word for relaxation, a fitting idea for a brand built around creating inviting, restful spaces.
Founded by Peter Conway in 1977, Minnesota-based HALCON makes precision-tailored workplace furniture, with a particular focus on enduring wood craftsmanship and custom office solutions. Its artisans hand-select and match veneers while modern manufacturing systems track each part through the factory, allowing the company to produce finely detailed furniture for projects ranging from a single office to a large corporate build-out. HALCON also supports its work with dedicated in-house project managers and an FSC-certified sustainability program.