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Known for more than 75 years in fluid power, Hydraulic Supply Company helps industrial and mobile-equipment operators keep critical systems working. Its 44 branches and repair centers pair local service with engineering support, custom fabrication, and 24/7 emergency response for customers across a wide range of demanding industries.
Hydro Mania HMC Inc. develops automated smart gardens and modular smart farms for growing fresh crops in urban and indoor settings. Its plant-centered systems are designed for year-round cultivation in spaces ranging from small footprints to scalable production sites, with the company citing more than 38 years of experience supporting growers and horticulture businesses.
Hydro-Electrenergy Inc. is developing the Hydro-Electrenergy system, a proposed perpetual-motion apparatus intended to generate a continuous electric current by using gravity, buoyancy, and other natural forces rather than burning fossil fuels. The company says the electricity could also support hydrogen extraction from water, with a decentralized setup designed to provide energy without ongoing fuel costs or emissions. Its work centers on replacing conventional fossil-fuel energy with what it describes as a direct use of nature’s powers.
Hydroacoustics Inc. began in 1972 as a spin-off of acoustics research at Harvard University and General Dynamics, and has spent five decades developing specialized sound technology. Based in Henrietta, the company serves naval and scientific users with low-frequency underwater acoustic systems, while also adapting its patented expertise for oil recovery in mature fields. HAI has been awarded more than 50 U.S. and foreign patents.
For more than 40 years, HydroAir has engineered hydraulic, pneumatic, and electronic automation solutions for industrial and mobile equipment users along the northeast Atlantic coast. As an Applied Fluid Power company, it combines regional service through locations in the Northeast with engineering support for custom fluid-power systems, including specialized hydrostatic drive and electrification work.
HydroCosm develops distributed hydrogen-generation solutions that use existing water operations and pressurized water infrastructure to produce clean energy close to where it is needed. Founded by Frank Zammataro, the company focuses on recovering wasted energy from water systems with small hydroelectric generators and using it to power electrolyzers for hydrogen production. Its work also extends to hydrogen mobility solutions for public and private fleets and collaboration with governments on infrastructure standards.
Founded in 2009 by Edward and Terry Becker, Hydroflex Group GmbH develops and manufactures specialized cleaning solutions for GMP cleanrooms, with its headquarters in Buseck, Germany. The company is particularly known for its PurMop BLACK® carbon-fiber systems, including contact-free mop handling, and serves customers in more than 70 countries. Since 2025, Hydroflex has been part of the Dastex Group, while its quality management has held ISO 9001 certification since 2013.
Led by New York City stylist Jeorge Napoleon, who has spent 35 years working with fashion houses and high-profile clients, HydroHair makes scalp-first hair-care products and professional rejuvenation treatments. Its botanical formulas center on hydration for natural curls and every hair texture, while the TriBeCa Scalp & Hair Rejuvenation Center brings that philosophy into customized in-person care.
Founded in 2013 as HYSUCAT USA, Rock Tavern-based HYFOIL Marine builds hydrofoil-assisted catamarans for recreational, commercial, and municipal use. Its New York team works from the foil-supported catamaran technology of naval architect Professor Gunter Hoppe, producing modular boats that can run on combustion or electric power and are designed to reduce drag while smoothing the ride. Vessels are built in the USA by ABYC-certified technicians to USCG compliance and NMMA certification standards.
Founded after Nicole Levine saw the need for safer products in her cleaning and pest-control businesses, Hygea Natural manufactures non-toxic household and pest-control solutions in the USA. The company’s products were originally developed for professional exterminators and are now supplied to hospitals, hotels, the U.S. Army, and households worldwide, with a particular focus on bed-bug and dust-mite prevention. Hygea Natural also pairs its products with practical guidance from the professionals at sister company Bed Bug 911.
Hygear Suspension is a Freeville, New York suspension specialist known for helping powersports riders maintain and rebuild their shocks. It serves owners of off-road and snow vehicles with shop service as well as practical hybrid kits for at-home maintenance.
Hypertherm is an industrial cutting technology company and a Hypertherm Associates brand, known for its plasma cutting products. Its history began more than fifty years ago, when founder Dick Couch and colleague Bob Dean developed a narrower plasma arc for faster, more accurate metal cutting. Hypertherm is part of a 100% employee-owned company focused on industrial cutting and shaping technologies.
Since 1995, Hypoxico has designed and manufactured the patented systems that let athletes, researchers and military users simulate high-altitude conditions without leaving sea level. The New York company developed the enclosed-environment altitude-training concept and still builds its own equipment, from individual systems to facilities serving as many as 100 users. Its team draws on experience from former college athletes, elite mountaineers and performance scientists, with installations used by organizations including the United States Olympic Committee, Harvard Medical School and the Navy SEALs.
Founded in 2010 by Cécile Vienney and orthopedic surgeons, Hyprevention develops and manufactures implantable medical devices that reinforce bones weakened by osteoporosis or cancer. Based in Pessac, France, the company created STRUTPLASTY®, combining PEEK implants with PMMA bone cement, including the FDA-cleared V-STRUT vertebral implant and Y-STRUT hip implant. Its products are marketed in the United States, Latin America and the Middle East.
Known in Binghamton for bringing design and in-house metal fabrication together, 3i Graphics & Signs creates custom visual work for businesses, schools, and community spaces. Its more than 10,000-square-foot facility supports signmaking from start to finish, with installation crews serving Central New York and Northern Pennsylvania. The company also creates veterans memorial benches as lasting tributes shaped around individual stories.
3i Products is a boutique creative home-textiles firm that develops and manufactures custom soft-home products and merchandising programs for businesses. Its in-house design office creates exclusive fabrics and product concepts, while manufacturing and warehousing facilities in Asia and South Carolina support production and fulfillment. The company also operates a dedicated design center in Kingston, New York.
Founded in 1964 by Jack Davis and Stan Matys, I Squared R Element Co. manufactures Starbar® silicon carbide and Moly-D® molybdenum disilicide heating elements for high-temperature electric furnaces. Based in Akron, New York, the company operates from a 122,000-square-foot facility with approximately 90 employees and describes itself as the only U.S. manufacturer of both silicon carbide and high-quality molybdenum disilicide heating elements. Its custom manufacturing, furnace-design assistance and rapid shipment of stocked elements support customers worldwide.
Born in Thailand and brought to New York City in 2015, I-CE-NY makes Thai-style rolled ice cream by chopping and freezing a customized ice cream base on a metal plate chilled to -15°F, then scraping it into rolls within minutes. The concept began as “I-TIM-PAD” in Thailand, where it grew to 30 franchise vendors in its first six months, and has since expanded to more than 250 locations across Asia and over 20 in the United States. Customers can build their own combinations or try creations such as Mango Sticky RI-CE, which pairs mango ice cream with Thai coconut sticky rice.
Brooklyn-based family-owned I-Luminosity engineers and supplies LED lighting for commercial, industrial, and architectural spaces, with designs intended to make installation easier while reducing energy use. Founded by Murray Sarway after he began pursuing energy-saving solutions for buildings, the company is known for pairing custom lighting packages with direct project support, including consultations and walk-throughs. Its work ranges from warehouse high bays to decorative fixtures and specialized refrigeration lighting, serving projects for businesses such as Morton Williams and JetBlue.
Since 1892, New York’s family-owned I. Buss & Allan Uniform Company® has designed and manufactured custom uniforms while providing full-service sales and rentals. Now led by fourth-generation owner and lead designer Jennifer Busch, the company develops distinctive looks that treat uniforms as an extension of a client’s brand. Its work has outfitted generations of city doormen and other service professionals, as well as landmark institutions such as Carnegie Hall and The Metropolitan Opera.