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Built on more than 40 years of experience, Infinite Medical Solutions manufactures precision orthopedic and trauma implants and manages their engineering, processing, and assembly in Eastlake, Ohio. Its 200,000-square-foot facility on 14 acres is set up to scale complex medical-device projects, from spinal implant assemblies to micro-machined suture buttons. The company’s quality systems comply with ISO 9001, ISO 13485, and AS9100, reflecting its roots in aerospace as well as medical manufacturing.
INFINIUM Wall Systems, Inc. is a family-owned American manufacturer of engineered glass wall systems and doors, founded in 2003. From its Strongsville, Ohio headquarters, the company manages design coordination, fabrication, finishing, assembly, and installation in-house, and also develops workspace products through its Design Studio.
With more than 44 years of experience, Inflatable Images is a Brunswick, Ohio manufacturer known for making custom inflatables in the USA for organizations and events around the world. Its 70,000-square-foot facility handles production in-house, giving the company direct control from design through final testing.
InfoSight Corporation was founded in 1993 by inventor Dr. John A. Robertson and became 100% employee-owned in 2018, carrying forward its founder’s inventive spirit from Chillicothe, Ohio. The company is known for developing identification solutions that remain readable in the punishing conditions of steelmaking and other industrial operations. Its work centers on durable metal tags and automated marking equipment that help manufacturers maintain traceability.
For more than 100 years, InfraBuild has been a distinctly Australian steelmaker, with its heritage stretching back to the opening of Newcastle’s first large-scale steelworks in 1915. Today, the company operates more than 135 locations around Australia and uses electric-arc furnaces to turn scrap steel into locally made material for the nation’s construction and infrastructure work.
Ingredia Health develops bioactive ingredients for human and animal health, with its work spanning nutritional applications for people as well as pets and livestock. The company’s focus is on turning health-oriented ingredients into solutions for both sides of the health market.
Born from the Prospérité Fermière cooperative in Hauts-de-France, Ingredia turns locally collected milk into dairy ingredients for food and nutrition manufacturers. Founded in 1949, the cooperative now brings together more than 1,000 producers across 800 farms, with milk processed at Saint-Pol-sur-Ternoise and milk powders made entirely from French collection. Ingredia combines this agricultural base with high-technology dairy expertise and an international customer network.
Since 1985, UK-based Injection Alloys Group has manufactured cored injection wires and supplied equipment and technical support for trimming and treating molten steel. The company pioneered ultra-high-yield seamless cored wire and now supports steelmakers through business units across the Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia. Its engineers, metallurgists and material scientists work with customers on ladle refining and secondary metallurgy, including tailored turnkey injection systems.
Akron-based Ink & Iron creates distinctive printed and embroidered apparel and goods, pairing custom print projects with its own limited-run clothing and accessories. Its catalog gives workwear a strong graphic edge, from embroidered Dickies and Carhartt pieces to canvas bags featuring bold religious, Western and macabre imagery.
Woman-owned and based in Columbus, Ohio, Inkline Printing creates custom screen-printed apparel and promotional goods, with design and fulfillment handled in-house. Its team brings more than 30 collective years in screen printing and apparel, and its hands-on approach includes test-printing and close attention to color, registration, and finish. Inkline also ships fulfilled orders within 24–48 hours for brands selling online.
Founded in 2013, Inland Manufacturing, LLC makes firearms in Dayton, Ohio, with a particular focus on American-made reproductions of the M1 Carbine and M1A1 Paratrooper models once produced by General Motors’ original Inland Division. The company also produces 1911-style pistols and suppressors, drawing on a team with more than 100 years of combined firearms experience. Inland’s modern carbines are built with attention to the historical designs while being assembled or manufactured at its Dayton facility from components sourced from other U.S. companies.
Founded in 1977 by hay producer Glen Knopp, Inland Tarp & Liner has grown from a Washington hay-tarp maker into a custom fabricator of geosynthetic products for projects worldwide. The employee-owned company operates fabrication centers in Washington, Ohio, and Texas, with capacity exceeding 300 million square feet annually. Its factory-fabricated liners and newer Reinforced Concrete Roll® technology are designed to reduce field work in demanding containment, water-management, and erosion-control applications.
Since 1986, Columbus-based Innocom Transit has custom-built American-made products that help transit authorities communicate clearly with riders on buses, at stops, and in stations. Its work ranges from purpose-fit rider information displays to memorable giveaways such as its Happy Bus Erasers, with each product developed collaboratively and prototyped when needed. Innocom also designs durable solutions for unusual transit communication needs rather than limiting customers to standard products.
Founded by Oliver and Sarah Smith, Innogized Technologies develops hardware and software that use a cross-disciplinary approach to improve everyday life. Its work centers on Neut™, a proactive “careable” designed to help parents create case-specific safe-sleep conditions for infants by considering the baby, nursery environment, and sleepwear together. The rapidly expanding startup has received two federal awards and is supported by the National Science Foundation.
Innomark Communications is a fully integrated visual merchandising company that designs and manufactures custom displays, packaging, and retail environments. Founded in 1991, the company has grown to own production facilities in Ohio and Indiana, with design and customer support centers in California and Pennsylvania. Innomark is known for its in-house creative, engineering, printing, and manufacturing capabilities, serving brands across retail, cosmetics, food and beverage, and technology sectors.
Since production began in 1967, Innomotive Solutions Group has grown from an 8,000-square-foot plant into a North American manufacturer with more than 150,000 square feet across three locations. The company is known for custom-engineered solutions for specialty vehicles, particularly those used by emergency responders, and serves customers across North America and other international markets.
Founded in 2005, Innoplast manufactures vehicle and facility protection products from its 65,000-square-foot production and distribution facility in Garfield Heights, Ohio. The company is especially known for BollardGard plastic bollard covers, which carry a five-year warranty against fading and cracking, and it supports both stock and custom orders through direct sales and distributors worldwide. Its team brings more than 80 combined years of experience to order handling, technical support, assembly and shipping.
Founded in 2004 by Oreste Bottaro, INNOVA designs and manufactures heating, ventilation and air-conditioning systems for climate comfort, including its distinctive all-in-one heat pumps that operate without an outdoor unit. Rooted in Italian engineering, the company now serves more than 30 countries and develops its systems at a 200,000-square-foot facility in Storo, Italy, alongside a dedicated research and development pavilion. INNOVA expanded into the United States in 2019 and returned to its original name in 2026 after previously operating there as Ephoca.
Innova Machine Tool builds high-performance machine tools for North American manufacturers, adapting equipment from Taiwanese builder partners to the needs of U.S. and Canadian shops. Based in Willoughby, Ohio, the company’s “Innova by…” line combines heavy, rigid machine construction with modern software and HMI development, with an emphasis on equipment intended to remain productive for decades. Its portfolio serves demanding work in areas such as aerospace, automotive, and medical manufacturing.
Since beginning in the 1980s, Innovar Systems Limited has been known for applying control-systems engineering to the practical demands of manufacturing. The company has completed more than 2,000 projects and now helps manufacturers use real-time information to run and improve their processes, including through its Enforcer® Smart Manufacturing software.