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Founded in 1946, Highland Tank is a family-owned and managed manufacturer of steel storage tanks that grew from producing residential heating-oil tanks into a company operating eight fabrication facilities. It makes tanks and vessels for petroleum and chemical storage, water storage, and treatment applications, and also produces oil/water separators and grease interceptors. The company describes manufacturing high-quality steel storage tank products as its longstanding specialty.
Based in Dallas, Texas, HighPoint Packaging manufactures gift wrap and provides design services from a U.S. facility built for short runs and quick turnaround. Its art-driven team develops thousands of patterns for holidays, special occasions and everyday use, while customers can also bring their own artwork or company logo for custom designs. The company supports retailers, distributors and fundraising programs with made-in-America production and papers sourced from well-managed forests.
Founded by David Drucker, highresolution® printing has spent more than 40 years turning demanding brand concepts into high-end printed materials and packaging. The company combines specialty printing expertise with creative consultation and finishing, serving designers and major brands across the East and West coasts. Its work has earned more than 50 industry and design awards for clients, while its founder remains closely involved as a strategic production partner.
Since 1985, Highway Traffic Supply has served municipalities and public agencies from Pearl River as a manufacturer and seller of traffic-safety signage. Its work centers on MUTCD-compliant signs, including custom aluminum signs for public-use applications.
Since 1942, Hilasal has made terry-cloth products and luxury towels, carrying production from American-grown cotton bale to finished towel under one roof at its mill in El Salvador. The company specializes in custom designs, including printed and jacquard towels, and supports U.S. distribution through a Miami facility. Hilasal also converts 90 percent of local supplier and in-house waste into energy that powers its mill.
Hildreth’s Glass is a family-owned, second-generation glass and glazing company that designs, fabricates, and installs custom glasswork for homes and commercial spaces. With a forty-year tradition on Long Island, the Bohemia company is especially known for custom shower enclosures and mirrors, while its larger facility and showroom support more specialized fabrication and installation work. Hildreth’s works from customers’ or builders’ plans to turn distinctive glass and metal designs into finished spaces.
From its Attica, New York facility, Hillcrest Companies manufactures glass beads and abrasive media while providing industrial and commercial blasting and coating services across Western New York. Its glass beads serve road-marking and specialized blasting applications, and its 20-ton-capacity operation can handle large industrial weldments as well as restoration work on equipment and smaller parts. Hillcrest also ships its abrasive materials nationwide and distributes PPG coating products.
Since 1905, Hilliard Corporation has been an Elmira manufacturer known for solving difficult industrial motion-control and filtration challenges. Its engineers work directly with customers to modify established designs or develop new ones for demanding applications, supported by four manufacturing buildings and an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Hillrock Estate Distillery makes artisanal spirits shaped by the local terroir of New York’s Hudson Valley. Owner Jeffrey Baker and Master Distiller David Pickerell lead the estate, whose work draws on the region’s history of craft distilling.
Born from a 1950s feed mill and fertilizer business, independently owned Hilltop Energy Inc. now manufactures blasting agents, supplies explosives and provides blasting services for mines, quarries and construction projects. The company marked 70 years in business in 2018 and serves the Northeast from six locations, with operations spanning seven states. Hilltop Energy is a subsidiary of D.W. Dickey & Son and also supports customers with blast design and drone-based photogrammetry.
Founded in 1970, Long Island-based Hilord Chemical Corporation manufactures inkjet inks and coatings for the worldwide digital printing industry. Unlike a simple blending operation, Hilord develops materials at the molecular level, synthesizing proprietary polymers and additives and producing custom dispersions in its own reactors. Its U.S. facility also works closely with printer OEMs and print-head manufacturers to create custom and private-label products.
Since 1991, Himed has built its identity around advancing biomaterial surface treatments and calcium phosphate manufacturing from its New York facility. The company supplies medical device manufacturers worldwide and pairs its production work with collaborative research through the Bioceramics Center of Excellence, helping clients develop materials for implant applications.
HINOMI designs ergonomic furniture for home and office workspaces, with adjustable chairs at the center of its range and supporting desks and accessories around them. Its chairs are built for long sessions and varied body types, from the value-focused Q2 to the four-panel X2 Pro, while the company puts 20% of annual sales into research and development. HINOMI’s products include BIFMA-compliant models and are sold through regional stores and showrooms in the United States, Singapore, and Europe.
Hinspergers Poly Industries is a family-name business with a history dating to the late 1800s, making protective covers for more than a century. Since 1976, it has supplied protective covers made from woven and extrusion-coated polyethylene, adapting its products and materials to customer requests and market conditions. Its operations are based at locations in Ontario, Nova Scotia, and New York.
HippoValve Corp. traces its valve-making roots to 1976 and was formed in 2013 through the merger of HIPPO Engineering Studio with Mariposa Valve. The U.S.-Taiwan team brings more than 40 years of industrial experience to fluid-control projects serving sectors such as petrochemicals, energy, and water treatment, with engineering support centered on simulation and system integration. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded by Dave Borisoff in 1982 after he invented a lever-operated string bender for his band, Hipshot Products makes innovative hardware for electric guitars and basses. Now based in Interlaken, New York, the company employs a 43-person team of machinists, inventors and musicians, with CNC machining and final production supported by American labor. Hipshot’s factory is powered in part by nine solar-panel banks that generate 200 kilowatts, while its original string-bending idea has grown into hardware used by musicians around the world.
HipSnacks bakes gluten-free, allergen-free snack cookies, including Omega-3 chia varieties, with a focus on better-for-you ingredients. Founded by Chef Chris Daly, whose culinary background includes Michelin-starred restaurants and the Culinary Institute of America, the company draws on his more than 40 years of experience and development of over 300 snacks. HipSnacks was created to fund the educational initiatives of Hip4Kids.
Rose Perry and Rajiv Fernandez founded Historicons after growing up without seeing themselves represented in toys, media, or history books. The company creates educational play experiences for children that use stories of historically excluded changemakers to make the past more inclusive and relatable, with input from educators and child-development experts.
Operating in the United States with manufacturing bases in China, Hisun Optoelectronics supplies LED lighting and screens for projects ranging from individual retrofits to commercial installations. The company serves the New York and Tri-State market through showrooms in Flushing and East Meadow, offering more than 800 LED products with an emphasis on practical installation, long service life, and pricing between premium brands and low-cost imports. Hisun is also the founder of the American LED Association, a 27-member international group formed to narrow that market gap.
Family-owned and operated since 1970, Hitch King has become a long-standing Floral Park fixture serving drivers and commercial fleets throughout New York City’s five boroughs. It is particularly known for solving difficult towing needs, from hard-to-find parts to mission-specific work for public agencies such as the NYPD and Coast Guard.