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Fairmount Automation, Inc. builds rugged control and automation equipment for mission-critical military, transportation, and industrial applications, with a particular focus on systems that must keep working in harsh environments. Its work for the U.S. Navy spans cyber-secure controllers, custom machinery systems, and the Overwatch fire-detection platform, while its engineering group supports projects from system design through shipboard installation and sea trials. The company also maintains and repairs fielded electronics for Navy, DLA, SEPTA, and other customers.
Fairmount Foundry, Inc. manufactures iron and nonferrous metal castings at its foundry in Hamburg, Pennsylvania. The company describes producing castings such as pump housings and valve parts, using primarily no-bake molding alongside green sand molding.
FairTale GHANA connects consumers with raw, handcrafted Ghanaian shea butter and cold-pressed baobab oil made through a women’s cooperative in rural West Africa. Its unrefined shea butter is produced traditionally from locally gathered nuts, while the company’s ethical-trade model helps women—many of them widows or single mothers—earn fair wages and support their families. Founded by Kai-Liis Lepik, FairTale GHANA also supports education in Kongo village through its partner NGO Mondo.
Founded in 1969 by C.K. Woodward, Fairview is a family-owned manufacturer and distributor of industrial fluid-handling products, now led by the second and third generations of the Woodward family. It grew from an Etobicoke, Ontario location into a North American business with nine branches, more than 270,000 square feet of warehouse and manufacturing space, and facilities in Oakville and Buffalo. Fairview is particularly known for manufacturing UL- and CSA-listed propane products, supported by an in-house CSA-certified laboratory.
Since 1977, Fairview Monument has created and installed granite and bronze memorials for families across northeastern Pennsylvania. This mom-and-pop company grew from owner Michael Berger’s experience helping his parents operate Fairview Memorial Park, and it now pairs traditional memorial craftsmanship with a free MemoryLink QR code that preserves a loved one’s stories, photos, and timeline.
Born from a golfer’s effort to replace a tour caddie’s worn yardage-book cover, Fairway Leathers is a small family business making personalized leather golf accessories. Founded in 2014, the company continues Chuck’s work through custom, handmade production in the USA, with leather cut and embroidered in North Carolina and stitching completed by an Amish seamstress in Ohio. Fairway Leathers has made more than 10,000 items and does not require a minimum order, whether a customer needs one custom cover or a larger run.
From its Jackson Center, Pennsylvania operation, FairWinds Manufacturing makes replacement components for draglines and trenching machines, including Hendrix dragline parts and quick-change couplers. The company produces most parts locally while sourcing select castings globally, and it also supplies steel and manganese castings with in-house machining and inspection capabilities. FairWinds owns the Hendrix name for couplers and related product lines, continuing the original chain specifications in current production.
Fairy Cakes Bakeshop is a Buffalo from-scratch bakery making fresh, house-baked and hand-decorated cakes, cupcakes and desserts for everyday treats and celebrations. It began as a catering business in 2007, opened its Parkside storefront as Fairy Cakes Cupcakery in 2011, and has since become known for custom cakes, cookies and distinctive dessert-table displays. The business changed hands from founders Kelly Audette and Maureen Torpey to longtime employee Nicolle at the end of 2024, while much of the original team remains in place.
FairyGene Inc. is a Pennsylvania cosmetics company serving brands worldwide through private-label and contract manufacturing. Its chemists develop custom formulations and its team carries projects through production and packaging, with capacity ranging from small laboratory runs to batches of tens of thousands of units.
FAIYA makes handcrafted, small-batch hot sauces with a flavor-first approach, using fresh produce and fruit without added sugar or artificial ingredients. A tiny team of friends makes each sauce by hand, and the recipes have earned one Scovie Award and two International Flave Awards. Its lineup ranges from the mango-based What The Fuego to the art-driven limited edition La Muerte.
Founded in Kingston in 1946 as Ulster Tool and Die, FALA Technologies provides contract manufacturing, engineering, and machine-building services for advanced equipment, with a particular focus on semiconductor applications. The engineer-owned company works from a 50,000-square-foot facility and is known for its proprietary cleanroom-grade ceramic bearings, which it introduced in 1999, alongside custom systems and semiconductor equipment. FALA also supports the next generation of manufacturing workers through New York State-certified apprenticeship programs.
Falasca Mechanical carries a family name rooted in South Jersey: Daniel Falasca Sr. began the original plumbing, heating and cooling company in 1969, and his son Daniel Falasca Jr. established Falasca Mechanical in Vineland in 1998. Today, a third-generation Falasca helps guide the business, which is known for handling substantial public and private mechanical-construction projects across the Delaware Valley. The company also maintains an around-the-clock service response for commercial and industrial customers.
Founded in 2021 by Ohio law-enforcement and military veteran Phil Watts, Falcon Breaching handcrafts tactical breaching equipment for officers who need dependable tools in the field. Its American-made steel products are built by hand in Ohio, from compact pry bars such as the Schivv and Shank to the vibration-dampened Vitruv breaching ram. Watts draws on more than 13 years of law-enforcement and SWAT experience, along with 21 years of military service, to shape equipment around the individual operator.
Trading since 1999, Falcon Fabrication is a UK manufacturer best known for producing its own falconry equipment, with around 90% made in its UK-based unit. Its plastic raptor transport boxes have been sold in most countries, with approximately 18,000 systems supplied worldwide to professional falconry centres, zoos and avian pest-control companies.
Born from the former Falcon Bronze Company in Youngstown, Ohio, Falcon Foundry Company has been shaping heavy non-ferrous castings in Lowellville since 1953. Its copper and bronze work serves demanding industrial customers in smelting, ironmaking, and electric steelmaking around the world.
Born from doctoral research that began in 2012, Falcon Fuel Cells develops compact, fuel-flexible power systems for unmanned aerial vehicles. Founded by Michael Waller, PhD, and John V. Foley, the Rochester company uses proprietary high-temperature PEM technology designed to give UAVs substantially longer flight times and greater payload capacity than conventional battery systems. Its work spans military surveillance and retail delivery drones, with technology compatible with fuels including hydrogen and propane.
Founded in Minnesota in 1981, Falcon Industries manufactures custom-formed auger and screw flights and complete screw assemblies, with production facilities in Cosmos, Minnesota, and Medina, Ohio. The family-run, employee-owned company says its employees hold a 40% interest and has specialized in custom flighting and augers for more than four decades, serving customers with products built to their specifications.
Established in 1998, Falcone Precision Machine, Inc. is a Latrobe, Pennsylvania machine shop producing CNC-machined parts to customer specifications. Its team brings more than 50 years of combined machining experience and works from customer prints or CAD files, including prototype work and tool-and-die repair.
Founded in 1985 from a borrowed garage, Falconer Electronics manufactures custom wire harness assemblies, braided ground straps, and commercial power strips in Falconer, New York. Its ground straps are processed and terminated in the USA, while its wire-harness work supports both single prototypes and larger production runs with each assembly tested to IPC standards. The company also draws on experience with UL, ETL, and CSA requirements for electrical products and custom power-strip projects.
Started in 1910 atop a blacksmith’s shop, Falconer Printing is a family-owned Jamestown-area print company that produces business materials, signage, apparel and other branded work. The Roach family has guided the company since Maurice Roach joined in 1944, with ownership passing to his sons in 1994 and his grandson Stephen Roach Jr. joining the leadership team in 2006. Now operating with its apparel and sign-making services in-house, Falconer Printing combines more than a century of local history with broad production capabilities.