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Independent Protection Co. has manufactured structural lightning-protection equipment and systems in Goshen, Indiana, since 1934. Founded by Earnest C. Cripe after the earlier Cripe Lightning Rod Company, it is the nation’s oldest continually operated lightning-protection manufacturer, with the fourth and fifth generations of the Cripe family now involved in the business. IPC supports projects ranging from commercial buildings and homes to historic structures and trees, with engineering assistance based on UL 96A, NFPA 780 and LPI 175 standards.
Independent Sheet Metal, LLC is a veteran-owned Middletown, Ohio company with roots dating to 1937 and a reputation built through more than 75 years in the sheet-metal trade. Renamed in 2009, it provides custom fabrication for industrial and commercial customers across the country, with 24-hour emergency service available.
Founded in 1912 by T.W. Boswell, Independent Stave Company is a fourth-generation family-owned business that makes oak barrels and other cooperage products. Its history began with white oak staves, and the company has since expanded its manufacturing operations internationally while continuing to serve distillers and winemakers.
With more than five decades of heavy-plate fabrication experience, Indian Creek Fabrication & Machining is a Tipp City, Ohio manufacturer of custom metal fabrications, large-scale machined assemblies and pressure vessels. Its U.S.-based operation takes projects from concept through installation and has a machining pool described as one of the industry’s largest and most advanced. Indian Creek also builds and repairs customer-specified excavator buckets, and holds AS9100D, ASME U and National Board R-stamp certifications.
Founded in 1915 by Walter Brant and his brother John, Indiana Oxygen Company is an independently operated, family-owned gas and welding supply business that serves Indiana and surrounding markets. The company distributes industrial, medical, and specialty gases and welding supplies, and also fills gas cylinders and designs and builds gas supply systems. Its company history describes it as the country's oldest gas and welding supply distributor.
Formed in 2022, Independence-based IndiMade Brands brings together a family of crafting-supply brands that help hobbyists and small businesses make soap, candles and other handmade products. Its roots reach back to Wholesale Supplies Plus, founded in 1999, while the group now supports makers through brands including Nature’s Garden and The Flaming Candle, along with educational resources and a broad supply catalog. IndiMade says its products are mainly designed and manufactured in the United States and that it operates with a focus on sustainability and empowering makers.
Formed in 2022, IndiMade Brands brings together a family of craft-supply brands serving soap, skincare, candle and other handmade-product makers. Based in Independence, Ohio, the company grew from Wholesale Supplies Plus, founded in 1999, and now supports makers through brands including Nature’s Garden and The Flaming Candle. Its products are mainly designed and manufactured in the United States, with resources intended to help hobbyists and small businesses build their own ventures.
Indricon is a veteran-owned small business founded by former U.S. Army engineer Brian Hale, who drew on ten years of military engineering experience to establish the Beavercreek firm. It serves manufacturers and government organizations as an outsourced engineering partner, creating tailored automation solutions for complex production needs.
Since 1956, Induction Services, Inc. has specialized in induction heat treating for manufacturers from its 40,000-square-foot Warren, Michigan facility. Its more than 40 production machines support high-volume work, while in-house metallurgical assistance carries applications from prototype development through production. The company is ISO 9001:2015 registered and CQI-9 compliant, with a full-time metallurgist and laboratory testing supporting its quality program.
Dayton-based Industrial Automation Controls goes beyond conventional distribution, designing and building pneumatic and electrical automation solutions for manufacturing and assembly operations. Established in response to manufacturers’ need for outside engineering and retrofit support, IAC grew from small assemblies into a source for turnkey production solutions, including custom equipment and contract sub-assemblies. Its in-house extrusion fabrication shop uses automated cutting, tapping, and drilling equipment, allowing the company to accommodate drawing changes without relying on out-of-town suppliers.
For more than 40 years, Industrial Coating Equipment has built its reputation around helping manufacturers get complex finishing installations right the first time. The Port Charlotte company has overseen more than 150 projects, serving as an independent equipment adviser that designs and installs coating systems around each customer’s operation rather than a preferred brand.
From its Tallmadge shop, Industrial Control Design & Maintenance, Inc. designs and builds industrial control systems and custom equipment, while also repairing motors and related equipment. With more than 35 years of experience, the company has built machinery for the rubber, plastics and steel industries and offers UL-listed control systems, troubleshooting and equipment retrofits. ICDM is also an EASA member.
Industrial Data Management (IDM) provides industrial process and plant optimization, automation, systems integration, engineering, electrical construction, and IT/OT technology services. The company serves oil and gas, manufacturing, renewable energy, and data center operations.
Industrial Data Systems, Inc. makes production dashboard tools that help manufacturers display efficiency and identify downtime problems. Based in Cincinnati, the company offers turn-key systems ranging from production counters to larger dashboard displays for tracking activity on the shop floor.
Industrial Fabricators, Inc. is a metal-fabricating job shop that has provided precision metal fabrication since 1964. It operates a 96,000-square-foot facility in Westerville, Ohio, producing custom parts and assemblies for industrial customers, with a long-standing specialty in fabricated metal components such as bus bars.
Family-owned and operated in the United States since 1979, Industrial Fiberglass Specialties has built its Dayton manufacturing business around taking on difficult industrial projects. The company produces FRP piping components for corrosive environments and develops custom solutions when standard approaches fall short, serving customers in fields such as chemical processing and water treatment.
Founded in 1982, Industrial Gas Springs is a specialist manufacturer known for tailoring gas springs to demanding industrial applications. Its designs have included springs that withstood launch and operation in space, while its technical team supports customers from initial specification through qualification testing. The company serves both small-quantity projects and high-volume production, with aerospace work assembled in a dedicated clean room.
Founded in December 1968 and incorporated in Ohio in 1971, Industrial Hanger & Conveyor designs and builds custom overhead conveyor tooling and process equipment for manufacturing systems. The Fremont company began by producing paint-conveyor tooling for Whirlpool and now combines design engineering with machining, fabrication, and welding to create tooling around each customer’s parts and system requirements. Its staff works across a broad range of metals and also builds specialty machinery and material-handling equipment.
Founded in 2006, Industrial Heat Sources is a longtime hot-air equipment specialist led by owner Eric Pardo, who purchased the company in 2018 after working in tool repair and sales. IHS is known for practical, hands-on support for professionals who rely on hot-air equipment, including help in the field when a job cannot wait.
Industrial Hydraulic Services Ltd. rebuilds hydraulic cylinders and pumps in Medina, with a particular focus on mill-duty cylinders built for steel mill applications. Its technicians investigate why a cylinder failed—not just how to repair it—then work alongside an on-site machine shop to tailor the rebuild to the customer’s operating environment. The company also reports 19 years of sustained growth and can rebuild most tie-rod cylinders within 24 hours when a fast return is needed.