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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.
Integument Technologies develops and manufactures engineered fluoropolymer films and coatings in a tape-like form for extreme chemical, thermal and corrosive environments. Its proprietary FluoroGrip® system uses cold gas plasma surface modification to create a permanent bond between fluoropolymer films and adhesives without changing the films’ inherent properties. Based in Tonawanda, New York, the company applies this technology to surface protection ranging from industrial containment and corrosion control to optically clear protection and aerospace lightning-strike appliques.
Intekneia Inc. is a specialized supplier focused on the aerospace and defense industries. The company develops materials made to military specifications, including precious-metal chemicals for demanding applications in those fields.
Founded in 2008, Stony Brook-based Intelibs designs and deploys turnkey wireless infrastructure for difficult in-building and campus connectivity problems. Its RF engineering team develops carrier-compatible distributed antenna, public-safety radio and newer-generation cellular solutions for settings ranging from hospitals to high-rises, with more than 100 wireless infrastructure projects completed. Intelibs also manufactures carrier-grade GPS, RF-over-fiber and hybrid DAS equipment, including products certified to NEBS Level 3.
Based in Syracuse, InteliEQ is a purpose-driven building-technology company focused on closing the gap between indoor environmental conditions and human performance. It develops environmental intelligence for facilities such as hospitals, schools, and athletic spaces, helping operators understand conditions in occupied buildings and act before problems become disruptive. Its leadership brings practical experience spanning building systems and connected-device engineering, including CTO Karl Selander’s 15 patents earned during his tenure at IBM.
Intelligent Bio Solutions Inc. develops rapid, non-invasive medical testing technology, best known for a fingerprint-sweat drug screening system that collects samples in seconds and produces results in under ten minutes. The Nasdaq-listed company also distributes a wearable sweat patch for continuous drug monitoring over seven to ten days, extending its testing approach from immediate workplace screening to longer-term justice and rehabilitation settings. Its products are sold in 35 countries and territories through more than 480 active customer accounts, with manufacturing and quality operations managed to ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 standards.
Founded in 2007 from chemistry research at the University of East Anglia, Intelligent Fingerprinting develops and manufactures rapid workplace drug-screening systems that analyse sweat from the fingertips. Its Cambridge team makes the single-use screening cartridges in-house and pairs them with a portable reader, producing results in about ten minutes without collecting fingerprints or requiring specialist facilities. The company is now a wholly owned subsidiary of Intelligent Bio Solutions Inc. and serves more than 480 customers worldwide.
IntelliMetal is a Rochester manufacturer known for coordinating complex customer projects through a single project planner. The company makes sheet-metal and machined products for specialized sectors including medical and aerospace technology.
With decades of experience in clean-air work, Intellipure is the home-focused brand within the HealthWay family of brands. It develops air-purification solutions for everyday indoor spaces and shares practical guidance to help families understand and improve their air quality.
Intellitec is described in the submitted source context as a U.S.-based product development and manufacturing company operating across China, Vietnam, and Southeast Asia. It provides product development, R&D, design-for-manufacturing, sourcing, engineering, tooling, quality assurance, compliance, logistics, and fulfillment support for consumer electronics, appliances, and general merchandise.
Interactive Play, a division of VPC Fiberglass, designs and manufactures commercial waterpark attractions that turn ordinary water play into hands-on experiences. Its USA-made systems use sensors, buttons, levers and other controls to let visitors trigger water effects, while the company carries projects from site planning and engineering through fiberglass manufacturing and installation. Recent installations include a 5,300-square-foot, 40-plus-feature aquatic play structure at Camp Margaritaville Breaux Bridge and a 7,800-square-foot play area at Camp Fimfo Waco.
Founded in New York, InterBeauty USA develops and sells hair-care products designed for consumer and professional use. Its brands include Kleravitex, ISHA DNA and Kode Professional, with a particular focus on treatments for thinning, damaged and chemically treated hair. The company sells through wholesale and distribution channels as well as its online store, serving U.S. and international markets.
Founded in 1972 by Dario Ferrari, Intercos is an Italian cosmetics manufacturer whose business grew from the development, manufacture and marketing of cosmetic products into a global group. It supplies beauty brands worldwide and operates production facilities and research centers across multiple countries, with longstanding expertise in color cosmetics.
Interface, Inc. manufactures commercial modular flooring systems, including carpet tile and resilient surfaces such as LVT and nora rubber. Its global manufacturing footprint spans four continents, with design, sales and service support reaching 143 countries. The company distinguishes its flooring business through a strong focus on product transparency, circularity and carbon reduction, including the first carbon-negative carpet tile and more than 25 years of collecting and recycling post-consumer vinyl-backed carpet tile.
Founded in 1994 as a small Brooklyn renovation shop, family-owned Interior Metals now fabricates precision architectural sheet-metal products for construction projects throughout New York City and the tri-state area. The New York City WBE-certified company is especially known for custom convector enclosures and architectural grilles, while its full-service shop supports projects from prototype through higher-volume production. Interior Metals is also UL Listed for industrial control panel enclosures under the UL 508A safety standard.
Interlude Home designs contemporary furniture and home décor with a fashion-minded eye, pairing the creative direction of Wendy King Philips with Carl Philips’ global network and business experience. Its signature custom upholstery is made at the company’s Virginia factory, where it has produced soft, curved seating for more than 50 years; pieces are developed with artisans around the world and sold through retailers and designers.
Founded in April 2001 as a focused research-and-development effort, Ithaca-based International Climbing Machines builds small, remote-controlled robots for inspecting and maintaining vertical, inverted and underwater surfaces. Its suction-held climbers can traverse obstacles such as bolt heads, weld seams and uneven contours while carrying inspection or maintenance tools, keeping operators on the ground during hazardous work. ICM also developed a magnetically held robot for cleaning and inspecting boiler tube walls in power plants.
Founded in 1987, Troy-based International Electronic Machines Corporation (IEM) designs, develops, and manufactures measurement and inspection technology for railways and transportation. Its in-house engineering and manufacturing operation spans a 35,000-square-foot facility, where the company builds systems such as its WISE® automated wayside inspection suite and portable wheel-measurement equipment. IEM’s work is backed by more than 100 patents and ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 approvals, along with OIML certification.
International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. develops and produces science-based ingredients and bioscience solutions for consumer and industrial applications. The company reports about 22,400 employees, more than 3,000 scientists, engineers and technologists, and operations in approximately 65 countries. Its work spans food, scent, health sciences, animal nutrition and industrial biotechnology.
Since 1986, International Jet Interiors has transformed private and business aircraft into bespoke cabin environments through design, engineering, and skilled interior completion work. Based at Long Island MacArthur Airport, the company operates more than 50,000 square feet of hangar space and maintains FAA and EASA Part 145 repair-station certification. Its highly personalized process has produced distinctive interiors ranging from a 24-karat-gold Boeing 757 to a handcrafted, tranquil Gulfstream G550 cabin.