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Factory 529 produces simple products using the best materials and processes, focusing on quality, function, and craftsmanship. They specialize in leather work, CNC manufacturing, hand-made items, and wallets, all made in the USA.
Since 1992, Cuyahoga Falls-based FACTS Inc. has engineered measurement, process-control and information systems for rubber and plastics manufacturing. Rather than making the core measurement technology, the company integrates the best-fit gauges with existing machinery and production lines, with particular experience in calendering, extrusion and plant upgrades. FACTS has shipped more than 1,000 systems to installations in 14 countries and provides 24/7 technical support.
Facultatieve Technologies manufactures crematory equipment and has done so since 1908, describing itself as the world’s oldest manufacturer of this equipment. Its Medina, Ohio team custom-builds cremators and related equipment, and the company also designs, installs, maintains, and services cremation and incineration equipment.
Founded by Allan and Donna more than 40 years ago, Fad Treasures remains a husband-and-wife-founded, family-run business known for personalized jewelry partnerships. The company manufactures custom collections for brands, retailers, and distributors, with a long-serving team helping turn private-label concepts into finished jewelry.
Since 1973, Fadal has built CNC machining centers and controllers for machinists, with a lineup spanning redesigned VMCs and five-axis machines. The 100% American, family-owned company carries forward the legacy of its classic box-way machines while adding modern engineering and backward compatibility, and supports customers through dealers across the United States and Canada. Every machine comes with a substantial parts-and-labor warranty, reflecting Fadal’s practical, machinist-led approach.
FAGE International makes strained Greek yoghurt and other dairy products, carrying a family recipe from a small Athens dairy shop into kitchens around the world. Founded by the Filippou family in 1926, the company remains family-owned, with the third generation now producing FAGE in upstate New York as well as Greece. Its yoghurt is built around milk, live active cultures and a notably thick, creamy texture, with natural-ingredient and lactose-free options available.
FAGE USA Dairy Industry, Inc. makes dairy products, including Greek strained yogurt, in upstate New York. The FAGE family opened its first dairy shop in Athens, Greece, in 1926, and the company says the third generation began making FAGE in New York in the 2000s. Still family-owned, FAGE describes its yogurt as made with milk and live active cultures.
Fagersta Stainless AB is a Swedish operation with a long industrial history: its Fagersta plant was the first in the world to roll stainless-steel wire rod. Today, about 250 employees produce material for industrial customers worldwide, with the company especially known for its Vector® spoke wire for demanding bicycle applications. It is part of Marcegaglia and holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 certifications.
Owned and operated by Ryan and Linda Fair, Fair Chance Farm grows Christmas trees in Upperco, Maryland, where visitors can choose and cut a tree for the holidays. The Fairs bought the property in 2013 and began planting trees in 2018, focusing primarily on Canaan Fir grown with sustainable practices and individually hand-sheared into natural shapes. The farm also offers fresh pre-cut trees and a welcoming seasonal experience with wreaths, greens, hot chocolate, and cookies.
Founded in Wallkill in 1952, family-owned Fair-Rite Products Corp. designs, prototypes and manufactures ferrite components for the electronics industry. Its original New York operation has grown to more than 120 employees, supported by manufacturing facilities in Illinois and China, while an in-house prototype machine shop helps turn changing designs into production parts. Fair-Rite serves applications ranging from EMI suppression to power magnetics and maintains ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 quality systems.
With more than a century of expertise, Fairbanks Morse Defense is a Beloit-based maritime defense manufacturer known for supporting the U.S. Navy and allied fleets. The company has expanded from its historic engine business into a broad marine defense organization while maintaining a nationwide network for fleet support.
With more than a century of expertise, Fairbanks Morse Defense designs, builds, and services naval power and propulsion systems for the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, Military Sealift Command, and Canadian Coast Guard. The company has grown beyond its roots as a naval engine supplier to provide marine technologies, OEM parts, and lifecycle support through a nationwide network of manufacturing and service sites. Its work also extends to commercial power and industrial customers, including specialized severe-duty valve solutions through Hunt Valve.
With more than a century of expertise behind it, Fairbanks Morse Defense designs, builds, and services naval power and propulsion systems for the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, Military Sealift Command, and Canadian Coast Guard. The Beloit-based company combines U.S.-made medium-speed engines with advanced marine technologies, OEM parts, and turnkey lifecycle support, backed by a nationwide service network and international partners. Its work includes additive-manufactured naval valves and rapid engine maintenance aimed at keeping fleets mission-ready.
With more than a century of expertise, Fairbanks Morse Defense designs, builds, and services naval power and propulsion systems for the U.S. Navy, Coast Guard, Military Sealift Command, and Canadian Coast Guard. The company has expanded from a naval engine supplier into a broader maritime-defense manufacturer, pairing U.S.-made medium-speed engines with OEM parts, advanced manufacturing, and turnkey lifecycle support. Its nationwide service-center network and international partners support fleets wherever they operate, while ISO 9001-certified operations reinforce its focus on dependable mission readiness.
Fairbanks Scales manufactures industrial weighing equipment and systems, including truck, vehicle, bench, counting, platform, livestock, conveyor, drum, portable, and process-control scales and instruments. The company also provides scale service, calibration, repairs, technical support, and nationwide service programs.
Founded in 1975, Fairborn U.S.A. manufactures dock seals and shelters and describes itself as one of the nation's largest producers of these products. The company developed Dynalon, a performance fabric made specifically for dock seals and shelters, and says its sales, engineering, and management staff help design units for customers' specific needs.
Fairchild Controls provides thermal management systems, pneumatic systems, power electronics, and specialized avionics for commercial aircraft and military platforms worldwide.
Established in 1953, Fairfield Machine is known for rugged, long-lived industrial machinery that has remained in service for generations. Since joining Rockford Engineering Works in 2019, the Fairfield name has been supported by a 25,000-square-foot Regina facility and a team of more than 50 technical and skilled-trades staff, including work rebuilding equipment for pipe and tube manufacturers.
For more than half a century, Fairgate Rule Company Inc. has been a Kingston maker known for painstakingly accurate measuring tools. Its skilled craftspeople finish each instrument by hand and work with customers on uncommon requirements, serving professionals in fields such as fashion design and engineering as well as schools and hobbyists.
Founded by Chip Burnham and Brian Kent, Fairmont Machinery is a Honey Brook, Pennsylvania-based nationwide distributor and builder of fabrication equipment, including its own Revolution Series flat and tube lasers. The company became Eagle Laser’s exclusive U.S. dealer in 2018 and was the first in the country to install 15kW, 20kW and 30kW fiber lasers. Fairmont’s defining focus is keeping those machines productive through GreenLight Service™, which combines senior-engineer hotline support, remote monitoring and a substantial in-stock parts inventory.