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For more than 70 years, iNRCORE has been known for rugged, high-reliability engineering in support of missions where failure is not an option. From its Bristol, Pennsylvania headquarters, the company develops magnetic components for aerospace and defense customers, with experience on programs including Orion and the James Webb Space Telescope. Its AS9100D-certified facilities also provide testing for components intended for harsh environments.
Since 1947, Quakertown-based INSACO has precision-machined and polished technical ceramics, sapphire, glass, and quartz for demanding applications. Founded as Industrial Sapphire Specialties making phonograph needles, the company later produced sapphire cover plates for the first Telstar satellite and now works from a plant spanning more than 50,000 square feet. INSACO measures and documents parts to tolerances sometimes reaching millionths of an inch, with experience ranging from prototypes to automated production.
Since 1893, Philadelphia-based Insinger Machine Company has manufactured commercial dishwashers and warewashing equipment for foodservice operations. Still family owned and operated through five generations, the company builds its machines in Philadelphia, from compact Cadet undercounters to high-volume systems featuring its patented VaporGuard ventless technology. Insinger also provides factory-direct service and parts support for its equipment.
InstaHub is a building-monitoring company known for making sensor deployment unusually simple for facility and sustainability teams. Its plug-and-play systems collect building data without wiring, Wi-Fi, or IT setup, helping users uncover inefficiencies and make better decisions about operations.
Founded in 1971, privately owned Instech Laboratories designs and manufactures equipment for rodent infusion, sampling, and oral dosing. Its 3Rs-focused systems include the Vascular Access Button and flexible feeding tubes, with U.S. design and manufacturing operations near Philadelphia that combine a machine shop with mechanical, electronic, and clean-room assembly. Instech serves academic and pharmaceutical research laboratories through direct sales and distributors worldwide.
Insteel Industries Inc. manufactures steel wire reinforcing products for concrete construction and is described as the nation’s largest manufacturer in this category. Founded from a Mount Airy, North Carolina concrete business acquired in 1953, it entered the wire products business in 1974 and now operates manufacturing facilities across the United States. Its products are sold primarily to concrete-product manufacturers and contractors, especially for nonresidential construction.
Since 1948, Institut Dr. Foerster GmbH & Co. KG has developed and manufactured systems that make hidden material conditions visible, specializing in non-destructive testing, metal detection, and magnetic-field measurement. From testing metal semi-finished products to detecting ordnance and inspecting industrial components, FOERSTER combines engineering expertise with worldwide service and a 24/7 support process. The company describes itself as family-owned and operates an ISO 9001-certified quality management system.
Since 1967, Instrumentation Industries, Inc. has manufactured respiratory-care and other medical components in Pittsburgh, including the adapters, connectors and emergency ventilation parts used in clinical settings. The company molds plastic and silicone and fabricates metal in-house, supporting OEM customers from prototypes through production with its own tooling, machining, engineering and assembly capabilities. Its products are made in the USA, and the facility is ISO 13485:2016 certified.
Intech P/M Stainless, Inc. manufactures stainless steel powdered-metal parts and components, a specialty it has pursued since starting in 1985. The company produces corrosion-resistant components and offers engineering support for part conversion and new projects, with its own plant facilities dedicated to avoiding mixed-material contamination.
Since 1999, INTEG Process Group has been known as the home of the JNIOR, a compact automation controller designed for organizations that need to monitor and control equipment without adopting a larger, more complex system. Designed and assembled in the USA, the company is particularly established in digital cinema, where its technology helps automate movie-theater presentations, while also serving industrial and commercial users worldwide.
Integer Holdings Corporation develops and manufactures medical devices and components for medical device companies, with a focus on cardio and vascular, neuromodulation, and cardiac rhythm management markets. The company operates as a large contract development and manufacturing organization, combining engineering and manufacturing expertise through brands including Greatbatch Medical and Lake Region Medical. Its history spans 80 years of industry innovation and manufacturing.
Integra Graphics is a full-service commercial printer that takes projects from in-house design through printing, fulfillment and direct-mail distribution. Based in the Chicago area with a Denver operation, the company has been involved with Every Door Direct Mail since its 2011 introduction and says it has mailed millions of pieces nationwide. Integra also builds customized online portals for multi-unit organizations, combining ordering, proofing, inventory control and distribution in one system.
Founded in 1979 as JEB Fabricating, Integrated Fabrication & Machine now produces precision-fabricated and machined components for power transformers and other demanding industrial applications. Brent and Diane Ward acquired the business in 2000, and it has grown into a 74,000-square-foot precision fabrication and finishing plant with particular experience in specialty metals and custom transformer work. Integrated was honored with Hitachi Energy’s 2022 Quality Excellence Award and supplies five of the company’s North American facilities.
Integrated Industrial Technologies, Inc. provides industrial automation solutions and machining services to markets worldwide. Their automation engineers handle design, programming, documentation, assembly, installation, and commissioning. Their machining specialists perform fabrication techniques including welding, painting/coating, and precision milling.
Integrated Mill Systems was founded in 1992 by electrical and control-systems engineers who set out to replace proprietary “black-box” mill controls with open, commercially available technology. Still led by its three founding partners, the company has grown from a metals-industry specialist into a process-automation firm serving complex manufacturing applications, with more than 1,000 projects completed and over 500 clients. Its engineers design and commission the systems they create, carrying that process expertise from the original rolling-mill work into newer industries.
Since its founding in April 1985, Integrated Power Designs has operated as a U.S. manufacturer from Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania. Its factory designs and assembles power supplies for equipment makers in fields such as medical technology and industrial electronics, while its ISO 17025-compliant safety lab supports testing for custom products.
Since opening its doors in 2007, Integrated Power Services has grown from a 352-employee startup into a North American network of nearly 100 shops and field offices. The company is known for helping heavy-industry and critical-infrastructure operators keep essential electrical equipment in service, with 24/7 response and documented asset support. Its quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Integrated Solutions has served businesses in the Pittsburgh tri-state area and beyond since 1983, combining technology services with custom cable-assembly production at its local warehouse. The company also represents the DiamondTouch point-of-sale product in the area and provides installation and support for business technology.
Established in 1928, Integrity Textiles, Inc. supplies wholesale fabrics to retailers and manufacturers, with its catalog centered on cloth sold by the yard and cut to order. The Philadelphia-area company’s long history and volume-discount program support buyers sourcing everything from durable bull denim to everyday apparel fabrics.
Integrity Tool began in 1996 in a small barn and has grown into an Ontario, New York machine shop known for building lasting customer relationships. Its team produces custom precision parts for companies ranging from local manufacturers to Fortune 500 firms, with machining and fabrication carried out in a facility expanded in 2023.