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Immersus Health Company LLC is a Cincinnati-based medical equipment company known for applying clinical evidence to patient support surfaces. It serves care providers and families with solutions designed to improve comfort while helping address pressure injuries and falls.
Founded by photonics and laser researchers from AlphaMicron, Immobileyes develops light-based non-lethal technology for security, including optical-disruption tools and systems that jam multiple drone sensors. The Kent, Ohio company draws on decades of laser eye-protection research conducted for the U.S. Air Force and Army, with its Laser Storm system requested and supported by the U.S. Air Force.
Impact Industries Inc. is a privately held Northeast Ohio production stamping company that makes custom metal parts, operating a high-volume, full-service stamping facility. It reports 45 years of metal-stamping, die-maintenance, and repair experience, and says it has served the medical industry for more than 30 years. The company also acquired the Modular Dispensing Systems line and produces cup dispensers.
Impeccable Air designs and supplies patented filtered return vents that capture pollutants at each HVAC return, turning ordinary home ventilation into a whole-home filtration system. Based in Boardman, Ohio, the company pairs built-in MERV 6 activated-carbon pre-filters with sleek composite grilles designed for tool-less installation and quick filter changes. It also evaluates homes and installs complete systems, with replacement filters delivered on a three-month schedule.
Formerly known as Imperial Technologies, Imperial Conveying Solutions is a Canton, Ohio company whose team brings a combined 100 years of experience to bulk-material handling projects. It designs and builds custom conveyor systems for industrial plants, with particular experience in demanding applications such as steep terrain and environmentally sensitive material handling.
Founded in 1959 by Cleveland die makers Andrew Lapossy and Alfred Thurer, Imperial Die & Manufacturing is a long-running American manufacturer whose work has kept customers returning for decades. Now based in Strongsville, Ohio, the company designs and builds precision progressive stamping dies while also producing stamped metal parts for industrial customers. Its 26,750-square-foot facility brings the work under one roof, supporting a practical, experienced approach to American manufacturing.
Founded in Chicago in 1962, Imperial Group is a vertically integrated metals company that recovers and processes scrap and manufactures specification-grade metal alloys. Its operations bring together 11 legacy business units, including aluminum alloy production in Minerva, Ohio, and zinc alloy production in Chicago. The company is guided by leaders from the second and third generations of its founding family.
For more than 20 years, Imperial Mailbox Systems has manufactured cast-aluminum mailboxes and street signs in Millbrook, Alabama, helping planned communities give their streets a consistent, durable look. The company grew from a four-person operation in a sub-5,000-square-foot facility to a 50,000-square-foot manufacturer shipping more than 1,200 mailbox systems and accessories each week. Imperial also worked with the U.S. Postal Service to co-author USPS Standard 7b, the standard governing curbside mailbox manufacture, and operates through a nationwide dealer network.
Established in 1960, Imperial Plastics Inc. is a Rittman, Ohio manufacturer known for making vinyl accessory profiles for the fenestration industry. Its in-house tool and die shop lets the company develop custom profiles from the initial design through production for customers across a broad range of industrial applications.
Founded in 1959 as a small retail pool company, Imperial Pools now manufactures galvanized-steel and polymer inground pool kits, along with pool finishes, steps and related spa products. The Latham, New York company operates a 150,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility and is described as the Northeast’s oldest and largest privately owned manufacturer in its field. Imperial supplies pool professionals through a broad distribution network and backs its manufactured products with a limited lifetime warranty.
Imperial Tent Company manufactures party and event tents for corporate gatherings, outdoor activities, and tent retailers, with personalized options that put a customer’s branding and colors on the shelter. The company says it has 20 years of tent-manufacturing experience, and its defining construction detail is the heat-sealed seam, designed to prevent leakage. Its American-made, flame-resistant vinyl meets NFPA 701 and California State Fire Marshal requirements.
Impress Packaging makes consumer product packaging, including stock folding boxes and custom packaging designed to customer specifications. Based in Holland, Michigan, the company offers themed and everyday packaging and can imprint or foil-stamp customer logos and other artwork on boxes.
Impression Press is a Galion, Ohio print and document-services shop that handles everything from a single copy to high-volume presentation work. Its staff help customers navigate the equipment rather than leaving them to figure it out alone, and the shop also serves as a FedEx Authorized ShipCenter with on-site notary service. Customers can upload print-ready files remotely, making the local counter useful even before a visit.
Built from the merger of Western Shield and All American Label in 2023, Imprimus produces printed labels and flexible packaging for brands across the country. The company traces its label-production expertise to 1975 and handles projects in-house, including specialized expanded-content labels printed in a single pass for added information without giving up package branding.
Family-owned since 2002, Impulse Sportswear is an Anaheim-based company known for supporting Southern California teams with custom uniforms. Its in-house operations serve schools, clubs, and leagues locally and nationwide, while team stores simplify ordering for players and parents.
In-Place Machining Company brings custom-built portable machine tools to critical repairs, providing precision field machining, measurement and specialty repair services on industrial equipment at the job site. With more than 50 years of experience, over 460 professionals and 18 service hubs across the United States and Canada, the company has handled demanding work from Hoover Dam to steam turbines and marine equipment. IPM is the only U.S. member of the Metalock International Association and holds National Board R-Stamp certification #1781 for boiler and pressure-vessel weld repairs.
Inarca S.p.A. is an Italian manufacturer known for developing electrical terminals and connectors for industrial equipment makers. From its base in Vigodarzere, it serves manufacturers in fields such as automotive, e-mobility, and household appliances, while maintaining production controls aligned with major international standards.
Incoils Electronics is an engineering-driven custom manufacturer of coils, solenoids, valves, and value-added solenoid systems. It converts electrical energy into precise linear and rotational movement and serves medical, automotive, security, money-handling, aerospace, high-speed rail, industrial, and food-equipment markets.
Founded in 1961 by former Tech International employee Bob Cornell, 31 Incorporated manufactures tire repair materials and supplies, and has grown from its early beginnings into an internationally known company. Its primary manufacturing operation remains in rural Newcomerstown, Ohio, with a secondary operation in Shangyu City, Zhejiang, China.
Independent Can Company has been making specialty metal packaging in the United States since 1929, combining in-house printing, tooling and can manufacturing to create custom tins and containers. Still a family-owned business in its 97th year, the company employs nearly 400 people across five U.S. locations and operates the Western Hemisphere’s only nine-color MetalStar3 printing line. Its food-contact packaging facilities are SQF certified, and its steel packaging is infinitely recyclable.