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Founded in 2003 by Ric Nadel, Ice Air is an owner-led HVAC manufacturer known for hands-on involvement in building projects and a focus on electrification. Based in Mount Vernon, the company has served U.S. and Canadian markets for two decades, supporting multifamily and other large-building developments with high-performance heat-pump systems. A Department of Energy grant is supporting its expansion into American manufacturing with a new Spartanburg, South Carolina, facility.
Since opening in March 1990, Ice Cream Cottage has made premium ice cream and custom ice cream cakes in historic Mastic, Long Island. Its Chocolate Overdose was voted Best Chocolate Ice Cream by Newsday in 2012, and the shop won Newsday’s Best Ice-Cream Cone on Long Island by popular vote in 2016. The cottage-style shop also keeps more than 100 cakes in stock for pickup.
Founded in New York in 2008, Iceberg Guards makes custom mouthguards for amateur and professional athletes. Its performance mouthwear uses technology adapted from mandibular orthopedic repositioning appliances to open the airway and position the jaw, while custom fitting and athlete-focused designs set it apart from off-the-shelf guards. The company works with dental partners in select cities and also provides at-home impression kits.
Born from the 2024 merger of Transceramica and Eurowest, ICG Italia carries the Iris Ceramica Group’s Italian ceramic heritage into the U.S. design market. The family-owned, woman-led group traces its roots to the 1960s and produces its surfaces in Sassuolo, a long-established center of Italian craftsmanship, for architects and designers working on residential and commercial spaces.
Known for turning customers’ ideas into one-off designs, ICL Customs is a custom-order shop serving individuals, sports teams, and businesses. It creates personalized apparel and gifts for occasions ranging from celebrations to company events, while also handling bulk requests.
From its North Syracuse, New York plant, ICM Controls designs and manufactures electronic controls and power-protection solutions for OEM and aftermarket customers. With more than 40 years in the field, the American manufacturer handles production in-house through a highly vertically integrated operation, helping it move products from concept to finished goods with short lead times. ICM Controls is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 and has sold more than 10 million products.
Icon Design is a Rochester, New York furniture company known for treating functional pieces as a meeting point between sculpture and the natural world. Its work is made in Upstate New York at the ARBR Studios workshop, where the company develops contemporary furniture with organic forms and enduring finishes.
Since 1995, ICON Digital Productions has created visual experiences for physical and digital spaces, bringing strategy, content, technology and production together under its “All Things Visual” approach. The company combines large-format and commercial printing with custom fixtures, signage, digital signage and supporting creative services to turn spaces into memorable touchpoints. Its portfolio includes work for Toronto FanFest, OVO Arena, the WNBA and Seneca College.
IconDyn.com is a domain name currently offered for sale by HugeDomains, the Denver-based aftermarket domain reseller. HugeDomains began in 2005 after its founders started buying domains for their own projects and now serves customers worldwide with a portfolio of more than four million names, including payment-plan options and a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Iconex LLC manufactures labeling products and related technologies for business operations. Its expertise in variable information printing traces back more than 130 years, and its manufacturing network spans North America and Europe. The company develops lined and linerless label technologies, including RFID and tamper-evident solutions.
Iconix, Inc. combines contract electronics manufacturing with sourcing for electronic components, including obsolete and hard-to-find parts. Formed by experienced industry professionals, the Hauppauge-based company supports programs from prototype through production and uses component authentication procedures for undocumented semiconductor devices. Its quality system has been ISO 9001 certified since 2009 and is also certified to AS9120 for aerospace components.
Founded in 1985, ICTclean is a 100% U.S.-made cleanroom specialist serving laboratories and manufacturing facilities. Its Cortland, New York plant supports custom controlled environments from design through construction, with particular expertise in modular wall systems.
With more than 20 years of experience, ID Card Consultants produces custom-printed plastic cards, RFID cards and tags for businesses and organizations. The Lima, New York company also handles employee identification badges for smaller companies that prefer not to print cards in-house, typically shipping finished badges within two to three business days. ID Card Consultants merged with Wanda-lam in 2017, expanding the card-making capabilities it offers customers.
With more than 20 years in the trade, ID Home Fashions creates thoughtfully designed home textiles, from bedding to accents for living spaces and baths. The New York-based company works with top retailers nationwide, pairing market-informed collections with curated craftsmanship and responsible manufacturing. Its focus is on durable, well-made designs that bring personality to the home without losing sight of mindful production.
ID Signsystems is a Rochester, New York design-build signage firm that develops, fabricates, and installs architectural signage and wayfinding programs. Its designers and fabricators work together at its Rochester facility, which the company says has more than 42,000 square feet of floor space and in-house metal fabrication, lighting, and printing capabilities. The company serves institutional, municipal, healthcare, campus, corporate, and other complex environments through projects delivered from planning through installation.
Founded in 2018 by Matthew Kimak, IDCA’s LLC designs and manufactures integrated detector cooler assemblies and other cryogenic packaging for infrared imaging systems. The Utica company brings roughly 30 years of packaging experience to projects ranging from single-element detectors to 2K × 2K arrays, with systems fielded at temperatures as low as 35K. IDCA’s also repairs and reconfigures existing dewars, including equipment made by other manufacturers.
Family-owned since 1978, Ide Machine Company is a Cayuga, New York, machine shop known for taking on demanding industrial work without being limited to large production runs. Its 15,000-square-foot facility serves customers in heavy industry and agriculture, while also handling one-off repairs and hard-to-replace components.
Family-owned and operated since 1936, IDEAL Fastener Corporation manufactures zippers and closure systems for apparel, automotive, luggage, furniture and other products. The company pairs a long-running family business with a worldwide manufacturing network of nine factories totaling more than 1 million square feet, while developing specialized designs such as the magnetic self-aligning MAGZIP. IDEAL also developed a recycled-polyester zipper in 2007 and continues to expand its sustainable offerings.
Founded in 1994, Ideal Labels Inc. makes pressure-sensitive labels for print companies and brokers throughout Ontario, working exclusively behind the scenes so their accounts remain protected. This family business combines in-house plate making with flexographic printing of up to eight colors, allowing it to prepare rush orders quickly and produce detailed four-color process labels. Its portfolio includes labels for applications ranging from pharmaceuticals to wine and frozen products.
Founded by Eli Ebersol in 2013, Ideal Manufacturing LLC in Gordonville builds American-made woodworking machinery and custom production equipment for shops and manufacturing plants. Its work ranges from the RM-100 stile-and-rail moulder to custom automation, with a distinctive focus on adapting machines to a customer’s workflow rather than forcing every operation into the same setup. Ideal also revived the Newport MH4 half-lap machinery after acquiring its lineup and became a Certified Universal Robots System Integrator in 2023.