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InventorNest grew from founder Eng. Mohsin Aslam’s freelance work into an international product-development company serving entrepreneurs, startups, and established manufacturers. Its Toledo-based team helps turn electronic ideas into manufacturable products, with designs showcased at CES in Los Angeles and recognition dating back to 2013. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001 certifications.
Columbus-based Invirsa develops INV-102, a drug candidate designed to help cells respond to DNA damage in ocular and respiratory conditions. Its approach uses a brief, predictable activation of p53 to support DNA repair while limiting inflammation, with clinical development focused on diabetic dry eye and other eye injuries. Invirsa is also collaborating with Nationwide Children’s to study INV-102 in lung disease and has a five-year, $29.6 million BARDA partnership supporting ocular injury work.
INX International Ink Co. is a global manufacturer of high-performance inks, coatings, and digital printing solutions, serving printers, converters, and brand owners across packaging, commercial, and industrial markets. Founded in 1992 through the merger of Midland Color and Acme Printing Ink, and backed by Sakata INX, the company operates in over 20 countries with more than 5,000 employees and 30+ locations. INX is known for its commitment to sustainability, holding an EcoVadis Silver rating and offering products like Genesis recycle-ready inks and INXhrc natural-based inks. The company also provides technical services, color management, and training through its INX University platform.
Founded by George Fischer, Ph.D., in 1985, Ion Vacuum Technologies Corp. (IVAC) applies hard, wear-resistant PVD coatings to tools, medical instruments, firearms and specialty items. The Warrensville Heights company also pairs coating with tool regrinding and application consulting, with technical staff who help customers diagnose performance problems and prepare surfaces properly. IVAC serves customers internationally and can provide support in eight languages.
Ionbond provides industrial coating services that improve the performance and durability of manufactured components and tooling. Its organization and quality-certification operations support a coordinated international coating business, though the available company material does not provide further verified details about its history or ownership.
With more than 30 years of experience, IPG’s Engineered Coated Products division is known for developing protective coated fabrics for demanding custom applications. The Sarasota-headquartered company serves customers worldwide while its Chicago manufacturing facility has earned TRUE Gold zero-waste certification after diverting 91.6% of its waste from landfill.
IPG, headquartered in Sarasota, Florida, is a global provider of packaging and protective solutions. The company develops, manufactures, and sells a variety of solutions including paper and film-based pressure-sensitive and water-activated tapes, stretch and shrink films, protective packaging, woven and non-woven products, and packaging machinery. IPG is committed to sustainability, with its Chicago facility achieving TRUE Gold Zero Waste certification and offering a range of sustainable packaging products.
IPL Schoeller makes reusable transport and rigid plastic packaging designed to keep goods moving through more efficient, circular supply chains. The company combines design, engineering and in-house materials innovation across 26 production facilities in North America, the United Kingdom and Europe, including eight with recycling capabilities. Its work includes durable packaging made with recycled and upcycled materials, such as beverage crates incorporating discarded tulip nets and fishing gear.
Founded in 1992 by three engineers seeking safer alternatives to hazardous industrial solvents, Toledo’s IPS Group LLC cleans and treats industrial parts while also reworking, machining and handling them for manufacturers. The family-run business operates from a 50,000-square-foot facility and developed IPStrip™, its proprietary environmentally friendly paint-stripping process. IPS is ISO 9001:2015 and NOMSDC certified and serves customers ranging from automotive and aerospace manufacturers to the Department of Defense.
Founded in 2011, iRay Group has grown into a global supplier serving imaging and inspection customers with digital X-ray technology. The Shanghai-based company is also expanding into silicon-based micro-display backplanes for emerging devices such as AI glasses and VR headsets.
Born from a contractor’s vision in 1991, IROCK Crushers designs and manufactures American-made mobile and portable crushing, screening and conveying equipment for demolition, recycling and aggregate work. Its headquarters outside Cleveland spans 45,000 square feet on more than nine acres, with manufacturing and a stocked wear-parts warehouse under one roof. IROCK also provides round-the-clock and weekend product support, reflecting its contractor-first roots.
Iron City Wood Products, founded by Dave Muslovski in 1987, makes custom pallets and wood packaging while managing pallet recycling from its Youngstown facility. What began with Dave and Denise Muslovski working from a five-acre site has grown into a family-owned, multi-generational business now operated by the next generation, with repair, pickup and return programs that keep usable wood in circulation. The company is also a certified women-owned business, reflecting Denise’s central role in its history and leadership.
Founded in 1987 by rail boot inventor Bill Moorhead, Iron Horse Engineering Co. manufactures American-made embedded and direct-fixation track solutions for rail transit, freight and industrial applications. Its rail boot has been installed for more than 1 million miles, while its engineers also develop custom products and support top-down construction with onsite technical assistance and training.
Iron Wind Metals makes tabletop miniatures, with a particular focus on the BattleTech line that anchors its online store. Its catalog also carries Ral Partha fantasy and historical figures alongside science-fiction games, terrain, and gaming accessories, giving the company a broader miniature heritage than a single-game manufacturer. The company has operated as Iron Wind Metals LLC since at least 2001 and sells both through its online store and at conventions such as Gen Con.
Ironrock is a fifth-generation, family-owned brick and ceramic tile manufacturer whose history traces to Jacob J. Renkert’s brick-making career in Ohio in 1866. Based in Canton, the company is known for its long-running brick and tile production and manufactures products including architectural thin brick and quarry tile.
Irregular Design Group is a USSOF veteran-owned manufacturer founded in Cincinnati in 2024 by a retired Navy SEAL and a Force Reconnaissance Marine. The founders built the company around equipment they wished they had in service, keeping production vertically integrated so the people who design its suppressors also test and manufacture them.
Founded in 1928 as Irving Brothers Gravel Company, family-owned and operated Irving Materials, Inc. (imi) is a building-materials producer and supplier whose history began in gravel and aggregates. It produces ready-mix concrete, aggregates and asphalt, alongside construction divisions E&B Paving and Specialties Company, which undertake heavy-highway, civil and site-development work. imi serves customers across Indiana, Kentucky, Ohio and Tennessee, while Specialties Company operates in multiple states.
Since 1922, Cleveland’s Irwin Engraving and Printing Co. has preserved the craft of fine engraving while producing distinctive printed pieces for clients near and far. Milan Nass took over in 1965, and his sons David and Dan now carry on the family business as master engravers with more than 50 years of combined experience. From a 15,000-square-foot Cleveland plant, the company pairs traditional, hands-on workmanship with modern printing technology and takes on both highly customized projects and short runs.
Founded by Dr. Anthony Sterns after a decade researching dementia care, Akron-based iRx Reminder develops medication-management technology that helps patients take the right dose at the right time while keeping healthcare teams informed. Its platform pairs a cloud control center and patient apps with the iLidRx dispensing pod, which uses a simple “Hold, Place, and Tilt” motion and reports dispensing in near real time. The company’s system is used in behavioral health, pharmacies, and clinical research, with 19 customers reported using the platform and collaborations spanning institutions including the University of Michigan Cancer Center.