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Founded in Chicago in 1969 by a small group of pump engineers, Hydro, Inc. repairs, rebuilds and engineers upgrades for industrial pumps and other rotating equipment. Now the world’s largest independent pump rebuilder, Hydro works across manufacturers rather than representing a single brand, pairing its global service-center network with engineering, parts and reliability support. Its Chicago test lab was the first certified under the Hydraulic Institute’s Pump Test Lab Approval program, giving the company a distinctive way to verify repaired and re-engineered pumps before they return to service.
Hydrojet is a Reading, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for bringing advanced composite work under one roof for aerospace, defense, and commercial customers. Its in-house operation supports projects from concept through finished parts, with particular strength in composite fabrication and precision machining. The company is AS9100D certified, ITAR registered, and a HUBZone-certified small business.
Founded in 1971, Hydromotion manufactures fluid and electric transition components that carry fluids, power, and signals through movable joints. Based in Spring City, the engineering-intensive company develops both standard and custom swivels and assemblies, with its POWER PLATE technology providing continuous 360-degree contact for rotating power and data transmission. Hydromotion is a fully owned subsidiary of Texas Hydraulics and operates an ISO 9001-certified quality system with 100% testing before shipment.
HydroWorx grew from Dr. Paul Hetrick’s 1987 prototype, built after he recognized how an underwater treadmill could transform rehabilitation. Founded in 1997, the Middletown-area company now designs, manufactures, installs, and services aquatic therapy systems for facilities seeking safer recovery and movement. Its own technicians provide continuing support, while the company’s technology is used daily by more than 30,000 people worldwide.
HYGE, Inc. carries forward a crash-simulation design first developed in 1963, with its Kittanning operation now engineering and manufacturing reverse-accelerator systems for safety testing. Its equipment is used by automotive and aircraft manufacturers worldwide, while the company also keeps older installations in service through hands-on engineering support and certified training.
Founded by the Cole family in 1939, Hygrade Components makes roll-formed metal components, chiefly for the window and door industry, from four U.S. manufacturing locations. The company has expanded from its Long Island roots into agriculture and other markets while adding stamped and four-slide parts, in-house tooling, and more than 60 roll-forming machines across its network. Its executive team has held majority ownership since 2021.
Hytech Partners is led by Dave Hyson, a plastics-industry professional with manufacturing-engineering experience and past leadership in the Society of Plastics Engineers’ Susquehanna section. From York, Pennsylvania, the company advises plastics manufacturers on technology investments and helps bring greater order and efficiency to their plant floors, with a focus on injection molding equipment and tailored automation.
Family-owned since John Junkers founded it in 1968, HYTORC is known for reshaping industrial bolting around safer, less time-consuming work. The Mahwah-based company serves customers worldwide with engineered bolting systems and 24/7 support, backed by authorized repair facilities and mobile technicians that bring calibration to the jobsite.
Founded in 1968 by John Junkers, family-owned HYTORC develops industrial bolting systems designed to make tightening work safer, more precise, and less time-consuming. Based in Mahwah, New Jersey, the company combines patented tooling and custom solutions with mobile service, authorized repair facilities, and support from representatives in more than 100 countries.
Formed in December 2018 when Hyundai Department Store Group acquired Hanwha Surfaces, Hyundai L&C USA is the Atlanta-based American arm of Hyundai Living & Culture. It is known for developing interior surfaces for residential and commercial spaces, with HanStone Quartz produced at a 250,000-square-foot facility in London, Ontario.
HyVac Products, Inc. is a USA-based precision manufacturer whose machining work began as an in-house necessity for building its own vacuum pumps. That experience led the company into contract production for customers beyond the vacuum field, including manufacturers serving medical and defense applications. Today, HyVac makes high-vacuum pumps and provides precision machining for repeat-production parts.
Family-run since its 1963 founding, I&I Sling grew from Dennis St. Germain splicing rope in his Folcroft, Pennsylvania, garage into an American rigging manufacturer serving the crane and heavy-lift industry. The company is known for pioneering the Twin-Path high-performance roundsling and now supports customers through six full-service plants, with more than 100 employees and an ISO 9001-certified quality system.
Born in Thailand and brought to New York City in 2015, I-CE-NY makes Thai-style rolled ice cream by chopping and freezing a customized ice cream base on a metal plate chilled to -15°F, then scraping it into rolls within minutes. The concept began as “I-TIM-PAD” in Thailand, where it grew to 30 franchise vendors in its first six months, and has since expanded to more than 250 locations across Asia and over 20 in the United States. Customers can build their own combinations or try creations such as Mango Sticky RI-CE, which pairs mango ice cream with Thai coconut sticky rice.
Founded in 1947 by Irwin Auman in his father-in-law’s garage, I. Auman Machine Company has grown into a family-owned manufacturer specializing in precision CNC machining, inspection, and engineering support. The Lebanon, Pennsylvania, company built its early reputation machining alloy-steel castings for M60 tanks and now handles large, close-tolerance parts with equipment including a boring mill for pieces longer than 100 inches. Timothy Auman became the second-generation owner in 1986, and the business is continuing into its third generation under Jordan Auman’s leadership.
Founded in 1884 by Isidore Rice, Philadelphia’s family-owned I. Rice & Company makes dessert and beverage ingredients and co-packs them for foodservice, bakery, and ice cream businesses. Now privately operated by the Kuhl and DiMedio families for more than 35 years, the company employs over 150 people and runs a 145,000-square-foot facility expanded in 2021. Its flexible production ranges from small artisan batches to industrial volumes, supported by more than two dozen kettles and capacity for over 2,400 active SKUs.
Founded in 1979, I.W. Tremont Co., Inc. manufactures technical filtration and specialty media for laboratory, diagnostic, and analytical applications from its Hawthorne, New Jersey facility. Its material-science expertise spans glass microfiber, cellulose, and polymer media, with production that includes private-label and OEM programs as well as the LabExact® line. The company has maintained ISO 9001 registration since 2008 and operates ISO 9001:2015-registered, FDA cGMP-compliant manufacturing facilities.
I&J Manufacturing began building horse-drawn farm equipment in a barn in 1984 and now makes agricultural implements for both horses and tractors, including precision sickle mowers and cover-crop rollers. Family owned and operated, the company moved to a larger facility near Intercourse in 2015 and added shop space and a paint booth in 2021. Its equipment serves farms across the United States, with a particular focus on horse-powered agriculture and regenerative, no-till practices.
Founded in Mountain Top, Pennsylvania, in 2009, i2M manufactures advanced rigid and flexible polymer films and gravure-prints them for demanding applications. Its roughly 200 employees work in a 250,000-square-foot, vertically integrated U.S. facility that controls production from formulation through finished film. The company also develops films with certified recycled content and supports local manufacturing through apprenticeships and workforce programs.
Founded in 1924 as a manufacturer of cold-mix road material, IA Construction Corporation has grown into a regional road-construction company producing aggregates and asphalt while building and paving transportation infrastructure. From its western Pennsylvania roots, the company serves projects across Pennsylvania, New York, and Maryland, ranging from local roadwork to major interstate and airport contracts. Its Franklin operation has included an AMRL-inspected aggregate and soils laboratory since 2002, supporting quality testing for both IA and outside clients.
Founded in 2004 as a seller of performance cars, IAG Performance has grown into a U.S. manufacturer of aftermarket parts and hand-built engines for Subaru enthusiasts. From its 115,000-square-foot Maryland facility, the company combines a dedicated engine clean room with CNC machining and has assembled more than 14,000 Subaru engines. Its products reach customers in more than 30 countries, supported by a team drawn from the Subaru and racing communities.