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Hoshizaki America, Inc. manufactures commercial ice machines and refrigeration equipment for the North American market. The company describes more than 40 years of North American experience and says more than 400 products are Georgia Made in Peachtree City and Griffin, Georgia; it is part of the Hoshizaki Alliance.
For more than a century, Hospeco Brands Group has built its identity as a Cleveland-based manufacturer serving the away-from-home market. Known for its scale as North America’s largest non-mill converter, the company operates eight manufacturing facilities and supports distributors with products for shared commercial spaces.
For more than a century, Hospeco Brands Group has built its identity as a Cleveland-based manufacturer known for converting non-mill wiping materials at North American scale. The company supplies distributors serving facilities where cleanliness and worker protection matter, combining domestic production with a broad support network for industrial and other commercial operations.
From its Cleveland headquarters, Hospeco Brands Group manufactures and distributes products that protect, clean, and care for shared spaces, with particular strength in wiping solutions and controlled-environment supplies. In operation for more than a century, it is North America’s largest non-mill converter of wiping products and operates eight manufacturing facilities across more than two million square feet of manufacturing and distribution space. Hospeco serves distributors nationwide through domestic production, global sourcing, private-label development, and coast-to-coast distribution.
Since 1993, the Reuben Hostetler family has handcrafted Amish-style bentwood hickory furniture in its home shop near Coshocton, along with individually made harps through its Harps of Praise business. Hostetler Woodworks is known for carefully smoothed, bark-on hickory pieces designed for comfort, including its distinctive rocking chairs, while the family’s instrument work ranges from lap harps to large harps. The business grew from a family apprenticeship and now carries nearly 60 years of combined experience in rustic hickory furniture.
Founded in 1976 as the woman-owned House of Type, HOT Graphic Services has grown into a Northwood, Ohio, full-service commercial printer and integrated communications provider with more than 125 employees. Still led by the Shapiro family, now in its third generation, HOT pairs print production with marketing support and maintains a longstanding environmental program that includes extensive paper recycling and recycled materials whenever possible.
HOT Graphic Services, Inc. is a family-operated commercial print provider that grew from House of Type, a small woman-owned business founded by Inez Shapiro in 1976. Now led by the Shapiro family’s third generation, the company has more than 125 employees and provides print and integrated communications services from its Northwood, Ohio operation.
Since its founding in Rochester, Michigan, in 1981, Hot Melt Technologies has focused exclusively on hot melt applications, growing steadily without mergers or acquisitions. The U.S. manufacturer serves industrial customers worldwide with equipment tailored to adhesive dispensing challenges, backed by a factory repair center and process lab.
For more than 40 years, 48 Hour Books has printed bookstore-quality books for self-publishing authors, pairing fast production with in-house binding and hands-on prepress review. The Twinsburg company operates from a 50,000-square-foot headquarters and has printed millions of books for more than 10,000 authors, including distinctive editions finished with options such as Diamond 3D covers and printed edges. It is also a BBB Accredited Business.
For more than 40 years, 48 Hour Books has helped self-publishing authors turn manuscripts into bookstore-quality books through fast, in-house printing and binding. Based in Twinsburg, Ohio, the company operates from a 50,000-square-foot headquarters and has printed millions of books for more than 10,000 authors. Its prepress team reviews files before production, while distinctive options such as Diamond 3D covers and full-color printed edges give authors unusual control over a book’s finished look.
Founded by three graphic designers in 2001, 48HourPrint.com is an online commercial printer producing customized marketing, packaging, signage and direct-mail materials. Its design roots show in free online templates, file review and editing tools, while its Cleveland and Van Nuys facilities support guaranteed turnaround options as quick as 24 hours. The company says its work has earned 37 international print awards, including 21 golds.
Born in the kitchen of a circa-1820 farmstead home, 1820 House Candle Company has been shaping fragrant home goods since 2004, with that historic property remaining in the family since 1919. Its East Palestine team pours each candle by hand in an artisanal process rooted in sustainability and community support, sharing proceeds with charitable causes.
House of Meats is a family-owned butcher shop serving Northwest Ohio since 1972, with six Toledo-area locations offering fresh meat and prepared favorites such as its homemade kielbasa. The business remains in its founding family, with third-generation co-owners Jim Meads and Kate Horner, and it also provides deer processing at its Alexis and Point Place locations. Its stores are built around an old-fashioned butcher’s-counter approach: trained staff, fair prices, and help choosing what to cook.
Founded in 2020, House of Payne Munitions makes ammunition in Central Ohio, where skilled veterans tumble-polish, hand-gauge and carefully package every round. The Ashland company supports its community by providing combat veterans with stable employment and housing when needed, and also develops custom loads tuned to an individual firearm. Through Project HOP, it supplies no-cost firearms training to active Ohio law enforcement officers.
From its Marion, Ohio facility, Houser Racing makes aftermarket parts and accessories for the ATV and UTV industry, including performance chassis components and DIY roll-cage kits. Its RivTab cage system stands out with self-locating tabs that help installers fit and weld race-inspired cages without fabricating or grinding parts, while the company also supports its current Houser A-Arms with dedicated rebuild kits and replacement hardware. Houser Racing ships internationally through a network of distributors in Europe and Australia.
Howa USA Holdings, Inc. is the North American operation of HOWA, a global automotive interiors and noise-and-vibration parts supplier established in 1955. HOWA began its North American operations in 2007 and has six strategically located manufacturing facilities in the region, producing vehicle interior and acoustic components for customers including Nissan, Toyota, and Honda.
Howard Automation provides automation control system engineering, construction, wiring, programming, and installation, with a preference for turnkey systems from conception through run-off. The company designs and builds electrical control panels and systems for applications including plastic pellet vacuum transfer and polymer extrusion.
Founded in 1964, Howard Industries provides toll and contract chemical processing for customers’ solid chemical materials from its Columbus, Ohio, operation. Its 100,000-square-foot production facility handles projects from lab-scale testing through commercial runs, with particle-size analysis and packaging available alongside processing. Howard also offers warehousing and ships by truck or rail from a facility directly served by the Norfolk Southern line.
With more than 160 years behind it, Howden engineers air- and gas-handling equipment and services for the industrial processes its customers depend on. Its portfolio includes rotating equipment, compressors, fans and steam turbines, supported by local service teams in more than 100 countries. Howden has been part of Chart Industries since its acquisition in 2023 and is helping extend that company’s clean-energy and decarbonization offering.
Howmet Aerospace makes high-performance engineered metal products for aerospace and commercial transportation. Its business spans aero-engine components, aircraft structures and fastening systems, as well as forged aluminum truck wheels; the company says it combines metallurgical expertise with advanced manufacturing capabilities.