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Founded in 1888 by inventor Harvey Hubbell II, Hubbell Incorporated is a manufacturer of utility and electrical solutions for critical infrastructure. It supplies products intended to help customers operate infrastructure safely, reliably, and efficiently, continuing a legacy that began with early electrical inventions.
Founded in 1989, Huber & Associates LLC creates custom-decorated apparel and challenge coins, with a particular focus on supporting U.S. military personnel and families worldwide. Since 1995, the company has tailored its designs to individual installations, units, and activities, while its 2009 integration of Pridecoins and Honorcoins expanded its coin-design and manufacturing capabilities. Huber operates from offices in Argyle, Texas, and Springfield, Oregon.
Hubert C. Jasinski Dental Laboratory serves the Delaware Valley region for over 40 years, specializing in restoring implants, cosmetic restorations, and removable appliances. They fabricate crowns, implants, and dentures for individual dentists, implant specialists, dental schools, GPR programs, and dental clinics in the tri-state Delaware Valley region.
Since 1962, Clearfield-based Hubler Bros., Inc. has built heavy-duty trucks and equipment, with custom bodies and fabrication tailored to forestry and industrial work. The company also keeps knuckleboom loaders, grapples and truck chassis in stock, then supports them with parts and on-demand repair service. Its Hubler-built Hydra-Headboard combines a hydraulic tank with the truck bulkhead to save space and weight while providing oil-cooling surface area.
HuddleCamHD is a U.S.-based manufacturer of conference cameras, speakerphones, PTZ cameras, webcams, auto-tracking and auto-framing cameras, camera mounts, cables, and related collaboration equipment. Its products support video conferencing, live streaming, education, corporate, healthcare, house of worship, and unified communications applications.
Established in 1986, Hudzinski Upholstery Unlimited restores and custom-upholsters furniture and commercial seating in Pennsylvania. The Moosic shop handles everything from residential pieces to restaurant booths, while also taking on unusual recreational work such as boat and airplane upholstery. Its process goes beyond covering old material: the company removes fabric and staples, replaces foam, and repairs springs when needed.
Family-owned HUFCO designs, builds, and installs custom cabinetry and wood products from its factory on the outskirts of Philadelphia. Owner Nathan Huf has spent his entire life in woodworking and has led the company for 15 years, bringing detailed engineering and CNC precision to projects ranging from fitted cabinetry to furniture and other one-of-a-kind designs. The company’s family team was joined by Owens Services in 2023 to strengthen its engineering, process control, and business operations.
HugeDomains is an online domain marketplace known for helping businesses secure memorable web addresses. It sells domains it owns while also brokering names for other owners, serving enterprise, agency, and small to medium-sized business customers.
Formed in 1969 as Hughes Engineering, Hughes Engines grew out of Dave Hughes’s drag-racing work and early cylinder-head development for AHRA and NHRA competition. Today, the Washington, Illinois company is strictly Mopar, creating specialized performance parts for enthusiasts restoring cars or preparing them for street and track use. Its Whiplash camshafts are among the company’s best-known offerings, while its technical articles reflect the deep Mopar focus that has defined the business for decades.
United Hughes is a BradyPLUS company serving manufacturers and shippers from Levittown, Pennsylvania. Its packaging specialists design custom end-of-line systems and provide ongoing support to help customers improve throughput, protect products, and reduce waste.
Human Active Technology, LLC creates human-centered products for interactions between people and technology. Through HAT Design Works, it designs, engineers, and manufactures workspace products for the industry and OEM partners, drawing on more than 30 years of experience. Its brands also provide ergonomic and customizable workspace solutions for the contract furniture market.
Founded in 2004, Humanistic Robotics, Inc. designs and builds landmine and IED rollers, wireless machine controls, and unmanned control systems for dangerous, mission-critical work. Its proprietary SafetySense® wireless protocol grew from research in minefields across Afghanistan, Southeast Asia, and the Balkans, while the company’s roller systems have served clients including the U.S. Army and United Nations. Based in Bristol, Pennsylvania, HRI holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
From its Hummelstown shop, Hummelstown Print House turns customer artwork into custom apparel through screen printing and embroidery, with no minimum order size. The company also helps organizations launch free online stores that ship branded gear directly to employees, and its team has produced playoff apparel for the Hershey Bears. A built-in online designer lets customers personalize shirts with their own text, graphics, colors, and logos.
Founded in 2015 as a Carnegie Mellon University spin-off, Pittsburgh-based Humotech develops wearable robotics and mobility technology for prosthetic research, clinical evaluation, and human-movement innovation. Its Caplex® platform lets researchers and clinicians emulate different mechanical behaviors with modular systems, while the company’s FDA-registered Clinical Caplex® System supports data-driven prosthetic-foot trials for people with limb loss. Founder Josh Caputo’s original question—whether robotics could create a better prosthetic foot—still shapes Humotech’s work across the laboratory and clinic.
Humphrys Flag Company is a historic Philadelphia flag maker whose roots reach back to 1805 in New York City and whose Philadelphia chapter began in 1864. After occupying several city locations, it settled in Old City across from the Betsy Ross House, where it continues making flags for civic, historic and everyday American settings.
Since 1874, Philadelphia-based Humphrys Textile Products has manufactured heavy-duty tarps and other textile products in its own American facilities. The company has kept textile production within Philadelphia city limits for more than 150 years and expanded its craft tradition to Gosport, Indiana, where it operates a second facility rooted in more than 90 years of local manufacturing. With more than 200 employees across 190,000 square feet, Humphrys makes standard and custom covers for working applications while carrying forward a distinctly American textile heritage.
What began as Steve Flood’s home winemaking hobby in 2011 has grown into Hungry Run Wine Bar & Bistro, an award-winning winery, wine bar, and full-menu restaurant serving the Lewistown area. Steve and Katy Flood have owned and operated the business since 2015, pairing their house wines with wood-fired fare in a casual industrial setting. The bistro also hosts weekly gatherings and offers a private Reserve Room for intimate events of up to 36 guests.
Since 2004, Pittsburgh-based Hunt Optics & Imaging has supplied microscopes, cameras, and imaging systems, serving laboratories and other customers across much of the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic. The company has been an Olympus dealer for more than 30 years and is now the exclusive Olympus biological microscope dealer in South Carolina and Arkansas. Through its relationship with sister company B&B Microscopes, Hunt also connects customers with microscope repair and maintenance services.
Known for more than 55 years of custom fabrication, Hunter Sales Corporation serves industrial and commercial customers from Bethel Park, Pennsylvania. The company makes specialized gaskets and sealing products, using its flash-cut system for quick work from drawings while its craftsmen take on large or unusually complex jobs.
Founded in Pennsylvania in 1969, Huntingdon Electric Motor Service repairs, rebuilds, manufactures and sells electrical apparatus, with particular expertise in industrial motors and generators. Its Huntingdon shop can overhaul motors ranging from 5 to 5,000 horsepower, including equipment dating from the 1890s, while also rebuilding welders as a certified Miller and Lincoln Electric repair facility. HEMS has served as an authorized GE and NECP parts distributor since 1989 and offers 24-hour emergency repair and sales service.