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Founded in 1978 as a short-run stamping shop, Mentor-based Fab Form is a family-owned manufacturer that handles metal stamping and fabrication from tooling through finishing under one roof. Its vertically integrated operation, including automated machining that can run unattended around the clock, is designed to shorten lead times for complex, multi-step orders. Fab Form is ISO 9001:2015 registered and operates as part of the Adams Technologies family of manufacturing businesses.
Fab On-Demand provides welding and fabrication services, including TIG and MIG welding, general fabrication, assembly, repairs, and engineering/project management support. It serves the material handling, chemical, manufacturing, construction, and other industries.
Since 1966, Fab-Con Machinery Development Corporation has built fabric-control machinery for processing and finishing knit textiles, including tubular and open-width equipment. The company has installed more than 1,700 machines in 20 countries and serves knitwear manufacturers across the Americas and Asia. Its patented STAR system and Gull-Wing StableSizer reflect a long-running focus on controlling shrinkage, skew and torque in finished knit fabrics.
Fab-Cut Systems is a family-owned Kingston manufacturer of custom CNC plasma cutting tables, gantries, and turnkey cutting systems for fabrication shops and industrial users. René and Laurie Barnes launched the company as a standalone business in January 2017, drawing on René’s more than 37 years in the welding-supply industry. Its 25,000-square-foot operation also upgrades existing tables and provides remote technical support, while serving as an authorized OEM for ESAB and Kjellberg and an exclusive Canadian distributor of Eckert equipment.
Fab-Tec Industries is a Pittsburgh-area contract metal fabricator that builds complex weldments and industrial equipment for steel, mining, power, and rail customers. Founded in 1977 by Louis Kohley, the company remains a third-generation family business and has grown from rebuilding and assembling steel mill equipment to a 180,000-square-foot operation with substantial crane capacity.
Founded by chef Jessica Gebel after her allergen-conscious dips drew a following at Miami farmers markets, Fabalish makes plant-based comfort-food dips and baked bites in a small private facility in New Jersey. Its chef-crafted, proudly perishable foods use organic ingredients and aquafaba, including a dairy-free tzatziki and baked falafel, with no artificial preservatives. The woman-founded company also supplies food-service kitchens with aquafaba-powered sauces and ready-to-heat falafel.
With roots in the Galesi family’s late-19th-century gunsmithing tradition, FABARM makes sporting and hunting shotguns entirely in Italy and supports American shooters through its Cambridge, Maryland operation. Its Brescia factory spans 10,000 square meters and produces more than 20,000 firearms annually, including models built around proprietary TRIBORE HP™ barrels and PULSE Piston™ gas operation. FABARM USA also provides parts, accessories, and service through certified gunsmiths, with some products developed and tested specifically for the American market.
Since 2005, Cincinnati-based FabAutomation has supplied welding and industrial automation solutions for precision metal fabricators, with a particular focus on repeatable corner and linear seam welds. Drawing on more than 40 years in the fabrication industry, the small, agile team designs and installs systems ranging from automated welding and material handling to laser and waterjet cutting. FabAutomation also backs installations with hands-on training and a support operation that reports an average service resolution time of under 24 hours.
Fabbrica d’Armi Pietro Beretta makes firearms through a family production tradition that traces its documented beginnings to 1526 in Gardone. The company says that its craft has passed uninterrupted through fifteen generations, evolving from harquebus barrels and shotgun barrels to modern sporting, hunting and defensive firearms. Its historic headquarters remains home to the wider Beretta Group.
Founded by upstate New York motorcycle builder Terence “T” Musto, Fabbro Industries grew from a custom motorcycle shop into a Voorheesville R&D and metal fabrication company. The shop is known for developing the patented Type 57x integrated suspension frame while helping outside clients turn their own designs into small-batch metalwork and prototypes.
FABCOR is a family-owned manufacturer whose roots reach back to 1985, when Robert and Jon Hoying started the business in Minster, Ohio. Today, Jon and his grandson Jacob carry that legacy into its third generation, leading a 30-plus-person operation from a 72,000-square-foot facility. The company is known for working closely with industrial manufacturers to turn demanding designs into precisely made components.
Founded in 2006 by Salvadoran musician and designer Bautista D. Pérez, Fabesis Corporation develops and builds electronic musical instruments shaped specifically around the sounds and performance traditions of Latin American music. Based in Louisville, the company’s synthesizers use its Direct Bit Synthesis approach to preserve the character of acoustic instruments, while its EDM-1 grew from a drummer’s practical need to combine two electronic drum modules without complex MIDI programming. Fabesis also makes its instruments in the United States, using metal construction for studio and stage use.
For more than 60 years, Fabko Ltd. has been known for making hospitality textiles that hold up under demanding commercial use. The Israel-based manufacturer serves operators who value consistent presentation and long-term replacement savings over the lowest initial price.
Founded in Dresden in 1991, Fabmatics GmbH designs and delivers automation systems for material flow and handling in semiconductor fabs and other cleanroom production environments. With about 300 employees, the company works worldwide on customer-specific projects, with particular expertise in modernizing legacy 200-millimeter semiconductor factories. Fabmatics is certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 and has been part of the SCIO Automation Group since 2023.
Founded in 1987 as a custom fabricator building spray trucks for a national lawn-care franchise, FabMetals, Inc. is a U.S. manufacturer of custom metal parts and assemblies. Its operation has grown to more than 100,000 square feet of manufacturing space, where it supports projects from prototype and one-off work through low- and high-volume production.
Since opening in Uhrichsville in 1963, FabOhio, Inc. has remained at its original facility and is known for pioneering flexible glovebag containment for pharmaceutical operations. The company draws on more than 60 years of film-fabrication experience to develop custom containment for demanding retrofit work, particularly where limited space makes conventional systems impractical.
Known for its integrated U.S. manufacturing operation, FabPac Corporation develops custom folding cartons for brands that need packaging shaped to a particular product and market. The company works with customers during research and development, then carries designs through production with attention to food safety and consistent finished goods. Its FSC, GMI, and SQF certifications are especially relevant to the food-packaging work it undertakes.
Fabpro Technologies is a certified minority-owned manufacturer with roots reaching back to the 1970s, known for bringing careful engineering to custom work for commercial and government customers. Based in Maryland, the company supplies precision sheet-metal and CNC-milled products nationwide, with more than 120 years of combined sheet-metal experience behind its work.
Founded in 1967, Fabral manufactures metal roofing and wall systems and describes itself as a long-standing supplier of metal post-frame materials. Its history includes supplying corrugated steel panels to the U.S. government during the Vietnam War, and it operates manufacturing locations across the United States. Fabral also offers CopperCraft, whose sheet-metal craftsmen fabricate custom architectural copper products.
Established in 1972, Fabric Development, Inc. manufactures specialty fabrics for specific applications. Its 80,000-square-foot facility produces custom-woven fabrics for prototype and production runs, and its capabilities expanded to include complex 3D products after acquiring Lydall Manning’s weaving division in 2000.