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HOYA Vision Care makes spectacle lenses and optical solutions for eye care professionals, drawing on HOYA Corporation's history, founded in Tokyo in 1941. Its work includes a broad range of corrective and sun lenses, with proprietary materials such as Phoenix and high-index lens materials, and it also provides practice-focused training, systems and support.
Privately owned since its 1939 beginnings as The House of Plastics, Cleveland’s HP Manufacturing has grown into a precision plastics partner for major manufacturers and retailers worldwide. Its more than 110,000-square-foot operation is especially known for the demanding plastic components used in medical imaging, while its acrylic display work reaches retail markets in more than 100 countries. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
From Napoleon, Ohio, HP2g develops and licenses patented automotive engine technology built around a high-efficiency hybrid V8. Founded by inventor Douglas Pelmear, the company’s flagship system combines variable displacement with electromagnetic pulse power and has been tested in a Mustang at roughly 110 miles per gallon on E85 while retaining 400 horsepower. HP2g also developed its Skip-Fire engine-management system for reducing fuel use in larger vehicles and fleets.
Since 1975, HPC Fire Inspired has fabricated outdoor fire features and modern concrete designs, including fire pits and custom installations, from its Ohio base. The company also makes its outdoor dining appliances in the USA, and its 2023 acquisition of Galaxy Outdoor expanded its capabilities into custom outdoor kitchens and living spaces. HPC’s fire products include more than 400 CSA-certified offerings, supported by ISO 9001:2015 quality certification and NFI-certified technicians.
Founded in 2006, HPJ Industries, Inc. has built its reputation by helping manufacturers keep returnable packaging in service rather than sending it to the landfill. The company works with more than 600 OEM, Tier 1 and Tier 2 customers from four facilities across Ohio, Texas and Mississippi, with a particular focus on repairing bulk containers and recovering value from obsolete packaging.
Founded to raise the standard of machining in Dayton, HR Machine produces precision CNC components for prototypes, complex one-off parts, and production runs. Its distinctive focus is creative problem-solving for unconventional or previously “unmachinable” work, supported by a clean, highly organized shop and quality checks built into every stage. The company’s inspection program documents measurements and traceability from raw material through shipment.
HRT Tactical Gear grew out of High Risk Training, a tactical training company founded in 2008, and now designs and manufactures mission-adaptable tactical equipment in the USA. Its military- and law-enforcement-informed team builds configurable gear for professional and civilian users, including plate carriers and the modular QTR belt system. HRT backs its products with a lifetime warranty and applies reinforced construction and carefully selected materials for hard use in the field.
Founded in 1944 as Hickory Springs Manufacturing, HSM Solutions is a privately held manufacturer headquartered in Hickory, North Carolina. The company has approximately 1,500 associates across 22 manufacturing plants in 10 states and supplies components and integrated solutions to the furniture, bedding, and transportation industries. Its manufacturing heritage includes foam, metal, wire, fiber, and converting, alongside component assemblies and system integrations.
Founded in 1984, HTCI, Co. is a New Carlisle, Ohio foundry specializing in complex, high-quality aluminum castings. It serves aerospace, high-performance automotive, and commercial customers, and has expanded its capabilities with an in-house machine shop and casting-related services.
Hub Plastics manufactures stock and custom plastic bottles and jars, and has specialized in blow molding since 1971. Its three manufacturing facilities produce packaging for food, pharmaceutical, agricultural, industrial chemical, beverage, automotive, and personal care markets, with in-house design and mold-development capabilities.
Founded in 1878, Hubbard Feeds is a North American animal nutrition company that provides research-based feeds and nutrition programs for livestock and specialty animals. Now part of Akralos, its North America feed joint venture with ADM, the company combines scientific innovation with species-specific expertise to support producers and animal owners.
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.
Since 1980, Northeast Ohio’s HUDCO Manufacturing has built hydraulic and pneumatic equipment for construction and utility crews, including excavator attachment kits, plate compactors, and underground piercing tools. Its practical specialty is fitting hydraulic systems to both current and older excavators, helping contractors extend the usefulness of equipment that larger kit makers may overlook. HUDCO also backs its field-proven products with parts, repair service, and direct technical support.
A Columbus, Ohio manufacturer with roots reaching back to 1969, Hudson Bearings was an early pioneer in the ball-transfer industry and remains committed to making its products in the United States. Its 25,000-square-foot facility supports custom manufacturing for material-handling customers, while the company also produces the American-made ROCKETSOCKET fastener-removal tool.
Family-owned and operated in Hudson, Ohio since 1956, Hudson Extrusions manufactures and custom-fabricates extruded plastic tubing and profiles. The company keeps more than 300 stock products available, can run up to 10 extrusion lines around the clock, and specializes in custom work—including prototype runs and small orders. Its operations are ISO 9001:2015 certified and include award-winning recycling practices that reuse most production scrap.
Since 1980, Hudson Glass & Mirror has served Northeast Ohio from Northfield, creating custom glasswork and repairing residential and commercial windows. The locally owned business is especially known for made-to-measure shower doors, glass tabletops and mirrors, along with insulated-window and storm-window repairs.
Since 1969, Hudson Meat Market has made Austin’s Hill Country flavors in smoked sausages and meat snacks while processing deer and other wild game for local hunters. The downtown Austin plant combines traditional German butchering with USDA-inspected production, serving both retail shoppers and wholesale food-service customers. Chef and owner Thomas Gardner has led the company since 2017.
For over 50 years, Hueter Toledo, Inc. has been an in-house designer, toolmaker, and manufacturer helping businesses put clear brand identification on their products. The company is particularly known for custom 3D plastic nameplates serving equipment makers in fields such as heavy trucks and heating and cooling.
Rooted in a Cincinnati jewelry tradition that began in the 1880s, Hug Jewelers creates and services fine jewelry, including custom pieces shaped with customers through computer-aided design and 3D-printed models. The family business has provided jewelry service for more than 120 years, and brothers Larry and Steve Hug have shared ownership since 1984. Two certified gemologists are on staff, adding particular care to diamond identification and custom work.