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Founded in 1996 as a Fort Loramie machine shop, Industrial Machining Services, Inc. now provides precision machining alongside the design, build and installation of specialty equipment and sanitary process systems for food-processing manufacturers. Locally owned and operated, IMS has 65 employees working across a 30,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and a 42,000-square-foot assembly facility. The company is also the sole U.S. distributor of Claranor pulsed-light sterilization technology.
Industrial Mold & Machine makes custom production and prototype molds for plastics manufacturers, with a specialty in the precision tooling used to bring molded products to market. Based in Twinsburg, the company supports projects from product design and manufacturability through mold testing, drawing on a team culture built around technical training, apprenticeships, and close collaboration. Its work includes complex tooling such as a spray-bottle mold assembled from more than 600 pieces.
Founded in 1908, Industrial Nut Corp. is a fourth-generation, family-owned Sandusky manufacturer of precision nuts, locknuts and other internally threaded components made to customer print. The company combines domestic production with robotic-fed CNC machining and in-house finishing to support demanding OEM and distributor applications. Industrial Nut is ISO 9001:2015 registered and remains under Springer family leadership.
Industrial Origami, Inc. is a design engineering firm specializing in low-force folding of sheet metal and thick plate. It provides patented Industrial Origami Technology, professional design services, technology licenses and sublicenses, and contract manufacturing through a partner network.
Founded in 1985, family-owned Industrial Power Systems is a Rossford, Ohio general, specialty, and EPCM contractor that delivers industrial projects from design through construction and ongoing service. IPS self-performs work across its disciplines and operates a 100,000-square-foot fabrication facility with 11 acres of secured outdoor storage, enabling controlled prefabrication and field installation. Its 24/7 service group supports commercial and heavy-industrial facilities after construction, while its certified welders, ASME-stamped shop, and in-house design team support demanding process and manufacturing work.
Industrial Profile Systems designs and builds modular T-slot aluminum framing and motion systems for industrial automation, with Akron-based engineers turning precise extrusions into everything from robot supports to linear-motion structures. Its in-house engineering team brings more than five decades of collective experience and provides engineering at no cost with quotes and orders. IPS also offers configurable workstations and material-handling equipment that can be modified as production needs change.
Since 1980, Industrial Pulley and Machine Company has made cast-iron sheaves in West Mansfield, Ohio, serving agricultural and industrial customers nationwide. Its specialty is custom, made-to-order work, with pattern making done in-house and precision CNC machining used to produce true-running, statically balanced sheaves. The company also has Mil-I capabilities for military orders and handles quantities ranging from low-volume jobs to high-volume production.
Opened in 1968 as a small-bore quartz tubing and rod maker for the aerospace investment-casting industry, Industrial Quartz Corporation now produces custom fused-quartz products in Mentor, Ohio. The family-owned company is best known for its quartz redraw capabilities, combining more than 50 years of experience with precision machining and fabrication for customer-specified designs. Its quality system documents production processes and material traceability while monitoring in-process and final dimensions.
Industrial Recyclers is a privately owned Sidney company that turns post-industrial and post-consumer material into reusable products or connects it with end users. Handling millions of pounds annually for customers ranging from small local businesses to Fortune 500 companies, it stands out for walkthrough audits that uncover overlooked recyclables and flexible trailer, container, and compactor service designed to keep workplace operations moving. The company also processes selected materials itself and works with recycling partners worldwide to find practical markets for difficult-to-move material.
Industrial Service Solutions is a nationwide independent industrial service company with more than 50 locations and over 1,700 employees. Its regional shops and field teams help industrial, commercial, and municipal customers keep critical equipment operating, with particular depth in rotating-equipment repair and process-equipment support.
Founded in Akron in 1995, Industrial Technologies builds composite tooling and molded silicone and polyurethane components for the composites industry. Its patented Reusable Vacuum Bags are engineered for complex-shaped composite parts, while custom masking and bladder solutions extend the company’s work into aerospace and other demanding manufacturing applications. The company says its RVB system was engineered in 2017 to reduce bagging labor, waste, and process variability.
From Cleveland, Industrial Tote Services supplies reconditioned and re-bottled IBC totes, pairing nearly 30 years in business with more than 50 years of combined industrial-packaging experience. The company focuses exclusively on inspected, reusable containers and also helps businesses move qualifying empty totes, serving customers throughout the continental United States. Its re-bottled totes stand out by combining a new inner bottle with a reconditioned cage and pallet for a cleaner alternative to buying new.
Family-owned since its founding in the 1800s, Industrial Wire Rope Supply Company serves lifting and rigging customers from its Cincinnati headquarters and St. Louis-area branch. Purchased by Barry Stroube in 2016, the company is known for knowledgeable, service-oriented staff and for putting its wire-rope press to work on custom fabricated products. Its equipment has supported projects ranging from Midwest farm lifts to construction of St. Louis City SC’s stadium.
Founded in 1923, Industrie De Nora S.p.A. is an Italian multinational specializing in electrochemistry and water treatment systems. It develops and produces electrochemical technologies, including electrodes and electrolyzers, and provides solutions for industrial water management and green hydrogen. The company reports 23 operating companies in 10 countries and five R&D centers in Italy, the United States, and Japan.
Founded in Rougemont in 1918 as a family vegetable cannery, Industries Lassonde now develops, manufactures and markets branded and private-label foods and beverages across North America. Its long-running strength is fruit beverages—including the Rougemont apple-juice brand launched in 1959—alongside specialty foods and fruit snacks. The Lassonde family remains involved through fourth-generation descendant Nathalie Lassonde and her father, Pierre-Paul Lassonde.
Founded in 1984 as Enprotech Corp., Cleveland-based Industrious Group has grown into a group of equipment-lifecycle businesses serving industries where heavy machinery cannot afford to stop. Following its 2023 rebrand and acquisition of American Hydro, the company provides engineering and equipment modernization for maritime and defense customers, manufacturers, and hydropower operators.
Founded in Piqua, Ohio, in 1966 as a gasket die-cutting operation, Industry Products Co. now develops and manufactures customized automotive parts and industrial gaskets. The privately held, women-owned and managed company remains rooted in tooling and die-cutting while serving as a Tier One and Tier Two supplier through four manufacturing locations in Ohio, Kentucky, Alabama and Mexico. Its quality and environmental programs are certified to IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 14001 standards.
Founded in 1998 from a single Antwerp site, INEOS Group has grown into a global manufacturer of petrochemicals, speciality chemicals and oil products, with 28 businesses operating 148 sites across 26 countries. The privately owned group employs more than 23,000 people and has expanded beyond its chemical roots into automotive and elite sport, including the Grenadier 4x4 and interests in football, cycling and Formula 1. Its largely autonomous businesses supply the raw ingredients used in everyday products, from medicines and packaging to construction materials and electronics.
INEOS is a global petrochemicals and specialty chemicals manufacturer formed in 1998. The group comprises 28 businesses and operates 148 sites in 26 countries, producing materials used across everyday goods and industrial markets. Its operations also include oil and gas and INEOS Automotive.
From raw steel to finished fasteners, Infasco designs, manufactures and distributes threaded fasteners and forged steel parts. Based in Marieville, Quebec, the company distinguishes itself through vertically integrated production and a proven traceability system, treating its millionth part with the same attention as its first. Infasco also develops custom steel fastening solutions with technical support from its technicians and engineers, and its operations are certified as woman-owned, operated and controlled.