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Since 1807, Fancher Chair has made wooden seating in Falconer, New York, evolving from a sawmill into a custom OEM manufacturer for residential, office and institutional furniture companies. Its 125,000-square-foot facility employs more than 100 people, including second-generation staff and workers with over 30 years of experience, and produces roughly 300 chairs a day while accommodating both small runs and large orders. The company is listed on New York State’s Historic Business Preservation Registry and offers FSC-certified products, with several products also carrying LEED certification.
Fancy Faces, Inc. is a family-owned New Orleans original founded in 1978 by beautician Pat O’Donnell, whose home-studio ceramic faces became an early expression of the city’s carnival spirit. Based in Covington, the second-generation company has carried that artisan heritage into event design, creating immersive settings for weddings and conventions while continuing to develop custom work beyond a catalog.
Fancy Glass and Mirror is described in the submitted source context as a furniture company that manufactures many kinds of furniture, especially glass furniture, including tables, mirrors, cabinets, and shelving units.
Fantastic Fabrics & Promotions, Inc., operating as FanFab, produces custom apparel and branded merchandise, combining more than three decades of craftsmanship with an in-house design studio and a New York factory. The company describes working with clients from product concept and development through printing and production, including branded apparel and accessories.
Fannie May makes chocolates and confections, continuing a Chicago chocolate-shop tradition that began in 1920 when H. Teller Archibald opened at 11 N. LaSalle Street. The company says it now makes more than 100 different confections and develops new American flavor profiles; its longstanding specialties include Pixies, Mint Meltaways, and Buttercreams.
Fanta Equipment Company designs, manufactures, installs and services metal-finishing equipment and complete finishing lines from its Cleveland base. The company brings together the Fanta, Napco and Udylite names, representing 100 years of combined experience and hundreds of installations, while also serving older equipment with rebuilt machines and in-stock replacement parts. Its work spans custom systems for processes such as electroplating, phosphating and cleaning, with field crews handling retrofits, repairs and equipment relocation.
Fantastic Embroidery & Screen Printing is a Wickliffe, Ohio company providing on-site screen printing, embroidery, and heat-transfer decoration for apparel and accessories. It also supplies brand-name apparel, teamwear, spiritwear, workwear, safety apparel, promotional products, flags, banners, and custom online apparel stores.
Fantastic Plastic Models LLC produces limited-edition resin model kits depicting unusual and exotic aircraft, spacecraft, and science-fiction subjects. Its kits include cast-resin and 3D-printed-resin models, with patterns created by named pattern-makers and some kits cast by JPG Productions.
Family-owned and veteran-operated for more than three decades, Fantasy Kitchens and Counters builds custom cabinetry and countertops from its Shallotte showroom and on-site workshop. Its designers and craftsmen work with homeowners and contractors to tailor cabinetry for kitchens, baths, and other living spaces, including outdoor kitchens. The company serves both residential and commercial projects across Brunswick County and the surrounding Eastern North Carolina region.
Since 1992, Berwick-upon-Tweed’s Fantasy Prints has produced printing, signage, display graphics, branded clothing and personalised gifts in-house for local and national customers. Its range runs from everyday print to vehicle livery, exhibition graphics and specialist interior wraps, with a dedicated embroidery department using Tajima machines. The company also offers fulfilment and distribution, helping customers store, pack and ship branded products across the UK.
FANUC America Corporation supplies industrial automation technology, including CNC systems and robots, and is headquartered in Rochester Hills, Michigan. Its U.S. history began in 1982, when FANUC brought its industrial robot technology to the country; the company reports more than 40 million FANUC products installed worldwide and provides lifetime product support.
FAR Associates develops and manufactures SpectroPyrometers for non-contact temperature measurement in difficult industrial and research environments. Founded as a consulting company in 1987 and incorporated in Ohio in 1993, FAR used years of on-site process work to create its patented expert-system, multi-wavelength instruments, including the first SpectroPyrometer placed in 1997. The company also provides on-site measurement analysis, emissivity evaluation, and NIST-traceable calibration.
Far Away Farm’s Country Corner is a Glenmoore farm business shaped by the Ley family’s hands-on care of its animals and land. Its nearby farms supply the all-natural meat and eggs used at the Country Corner, where the Little Red Hen bakery prepares scratch-made food for local customers and events.
Far UV Technologies designs and develops germicidal UV and HEPA air-treatment equipment for reducing pathogens in occupied indoor spaces. Based in Kansas City, the company has spent more than 30 years developing UV and air-purification solutions, including work under NASA contracts to address foodborne pathogens in spaceflight and Department of Defense awards for medical and SARS-CoV-2 applications. Its products are made in the USA and include Far UVC devices for occupied rooms, upper-room GUV fixtures, filtration systems, and specialized healthcare equipment.
From its Palmyra, New York headquarters, Faradyne Motors manufactures submersible well-pump motors and control boxes for water systems, with applications extending into the fuel industry. The company brings more than 250 years of collective pump and motor experience to its work and has manufactured and sold over 6 million submersible motors worldwide. Each motor is subjected to quality checks and a final performance test, with precision laser welding and helium mass spectrometry used in production.
Incorporated in 1991, Farason Corporation is a Coatesville, Pennsylvania, automation builder with more than three decades of continuous operation. Its 45-plus employees develop custom robotic systems for manufacturers whose production challenges call for a purpose-built solution rather than off-the-shelf equipment. Farason has shipped more than 1,200 machines since 1992 and supports installations across North America, South America, Asia and Europe.
The Farber name has been part of Ohio’s automotive industry since 1920, and the fourth generation now helps carry the family business forward. From a small van-conversion operation, Farber Specialty Vehicles has grown into a 170-employee manufacturer with more than 200,000 square feet of sales, engineering and production space, earning ISO 9001:2015 certification along the way.
FarCo Technologies is a New York small business that spun off from IntelliTech Microsystems in February 2010 and works with universities on research and technology transfer. The company develops autonomous vehicle systems, with a focus on helping unmanned machines perceive and navigate their surroundings.
Founded in 1991, FareTec Inc. manufactures medical devices for pre-hospital care, tactical operations and wilderness medicine from its Painesville, Ohio facility. The company is best known for its traction splints and patient-transport equipment, including products adopted by the U.S. military and NATO countries, while also producing tactical first-aid kits and portable temperature-controlled containers. FareTec’s devices are made in the USA and its quality system is certified to ISO 13485, with FDA and CE/MDR documentation.
Since its founding in 1981, Fareva has built its identity around industrial subcontracting for brands, working from 42 sites with 13,000 employees. The group develops and manufactures products for customers in several markets, while its teams can carry a project from formulation through packaging.