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FARO CREAFORM makes portable 3D scanners, coordinate-measuring equipment, software, and automated metrology solutions for capturing and verifying complex physical parts. Its systems are designed to bring high-accuracy measurement beyond the lab, including onto production floors and customer sites, where conventional tools may not fit. The company’s quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, while its laboratory calibration process is certified to ISO 17025:2017.
Born in a Berlin Center, Ohio horse-farm barn, Farrier’s Magic makes equine and companion-animal health products, carrying forward formulas first tested there by a horse-loving entrepreneur with a background in pharmacology. Republic Mills, Inc., a family-owned agricultural manufacturer under third-generation leadership, now produces and distributes the brand from Okolona while preserving its original recipes and horse-centered tradition. The company’s line includes hoof and joint supplements made in the USA with domestic and imported ingredients.
Established by Nigel Farrow in 2020, Farrow Flow makes patented airflow inserts that turn straight-line air into a controlled vortex for blasting, painting, and powder-coating equipment. Designed and manufactured in Pennsylvania by Pennsylvania companies, its drop-in devices are intended to upgrade existing systems rather than replace them, with the original insert developed from work on the Farrow System slurry abrasive machine. Farrow Flow is based in Downingtown, Pennsylvania, and sells through distributors in the United States and abroad.
Launched from Faryl Robin Gilston’s New York City studio apartment, Faryl Robin develops private-label footwear for brands and retailers. Founded more than two decades ago, the company is female-founded and built around Gilston’s mission to create shoes that empower women. Its work combines footwear design with a distinctly women-centered point of view.
Fase Vending develops autonomous self-service food stations from its Norristown, Pennsylvania base, including the BARIZZA modular kiosk and PIZZADOOR pizza vending system. Its equipment combines refrigerated vending, digital ordering and automated cooking to let operators sell prepared food around the clock, with customizable stations designed for settings such as hotels, hospitals and micromarkets. Founder and CEO Gregory Raffaele says the company’s mission is to modernize front-of-the-house food service through automation.
Fashion Designers Concepts develops and produces custom apparel and fashion products through a team of designers, trend analysts, textile developers, and manufacturing experts in New York City’s Garment Center. The company also creates made-to-order embroidered skirts and provides on-site embroidery or vinyl customization for retail, trade-show, fundraising, and corporate events. Its customized items are made by local New York manufacturers, with typical turnaround of five to seven days for standard work.
Registered in Katowice in 1913, FASING S.A. has spent more than a century making industrial chains, with mining chains and conveyor assemblies at the center of its work. Its products serve more than 4,000 users in 50 countries, while its in-house technology and design department develops chains matched to demanding operating conditions. FASING has held ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification since 1997.
Founded by registered emergency-room nurse Hilario Castillo, FASS develops patented multi-needle safety syringes designed to make injections quicker and safer. Its pre-attached-needle system eliminates manual needle switching, a feature aimed at reducing needlestick injuries and streamlining care in high-pressure settings such as emergency rooms and psychiatric facilities.
Established in 1981, Fassco Inc. is a Greater Cleveland production welding operation serving both high-volume manufacturing and smaller service jobs. Its capabilities include robotic and hands-on MIG and TIG welding, supported by CNC machining and more than 100 combined years of welding experience. The company serves customers ranging from local family businesses to publicly traded companies and emphasizes getting the job right the first time.
For more than 35 years, Fast by Ferracci has carried the racing legacy of founder Eraldo Ferracci, an Italian National Champion rider and mechanic who established the company in 1980. His experience leading championship-winning Ducati teams shaped a Philadelphia-area business known for developing performance motorcycle parts and custom bikes for riders from novices to professionals. Eraldo’s wife and sons remain involved as the company continues its racing-based work.
Fast Forward Race Engines builds high-output racing engines, with a particular focus on Coyote platforms and 2JZ programs. In its New Port Richey shop, all machine work is completed in-house rather than outsourced, using a T&S BlockMaster CNC and a dedicated clean assembly room. Its Coyote engines power cars competing at the front of the racing field, and the shop also develops its own performance components and technical guidance for racers.
Founded in 1997, Mercersburg’s Fast Ink Screen Printing & Embroidery Co. creates custom screen-printed and embroidered garments, along with promotional products, for groups, events and organizations. The company added in-house embroidery in 1999 and earned awards for digitizing and embroidery at Imprinted Sportswear shows. Fast Ink is especially known for careful proofs, detailed embroidery work and delivering orders on schedule—including 700 hats delivered a day early for a five-day deadline.
Fast Innovations is described in the submitted source context as a global product development firm with manufacturing capabilities serving retail and consumer packaged goods companies. Its listed offerings include product concepts, product formulation, package engineering and design, supply chain management, quality testing, brand extensions, next-generation launches, and small lot production.
Born from Philadelphia firefighter Eric Allen’s experience with downed personnel in hazardous spaces, FAST Rescue Solutions makes the FAST Rescue Board and develops hands-on training for first responders. Founded by Allen and entrepreneur Sam Cohen in September 2015, the company designed its flagship rescue platform to combine emergency evacuation with technical rope rescue, initially to remove a firefighter from a basement. Its subject-matter-expert team brings more than a century of combined experience across firefighting, technical rescue, law enforcement and military training, while the company’s patented FAST Board has since been adapted for varied rescue operations.
Since 2008, Fasta & Ravioli Co. has made fresh artisan pasta, ravioli, sauces and pesto in central Pennsylvania, using locally sourced ingredients and original recipes. Based in Pleasant Gap, the company grew from a small State College storefront into a three-location operation serving local retailers, farmers markets and a dozen restaurants. Its seasonal offerings span more than 60 pasta varieties, while its wholesale work includes custom pasta and ravioli made for restaurant kitchens.
From its Tampere base, family-owned Fastems designs and integrates flexible CNC automation systems for high-mix manufacturing, pairing pallet and robotic equipment with its Manufacturing Management Software (MMS). With more than 40 years of experience and over 5,000 installed systems, the company connects machine tools and supporting processes so manufacturers can plan, run and extend production with less manual handling. Fastems serves industrial machine builders and subcontractors across Europe, North America and Asia.
Fasten Packaging develops and produces standard, customized, and bespoke packaging, pairing in-house design and engineering with global manufacturing partners. Based in Hoorn, the company manages projects from concept and prototyping through quality control and logistics, with every production batch inspected before shipment. Fasten is part of the Innovative Beauty Group, alongside companies serving the wider beauty and promotional-products market.
Founded in 1975 by Ron Jordan, Fastener Corporation of America is a privately held Westlake distributor and manufacturer of industrial fasteners, supplying more than 3,000 customers nationwide. Its 16,000-square-foot operation carries more than 25,000 fastener types while also manufacturing specials to customer prints, including parts made from exotic materials such as titanium and Inconel. The company also provides in-house packaging and inventory-control programs, with each customer assigned a personal representative.
With more than 30 years in the aerospace supply chain, family-owned Fastener Dimensions Inc. manufactures build-to-print and custom fasteners while also distributing standard aerospace hardware. Its Brooklyn manufacturing operation specializes in short runs and expedited delivery, including custom modifications to aerospace fasteners and intricate parts made to customer blueprints. The company operates under ISO 9001, AS9100, and AS9120 certifications and stocks more than 2 million line items for distribution.
Fastener Industries is an Ohio-based industrial group that brings together manufacturers and distributors serving the fastener, metalworking, equipment and transportation markets. Its businesses include specialized rivet and fastener manufacturing, spring-steel stampings, resistance-weld products and industrial driveline replacement components. The group also distributes fasteners across the United States and Canada, with one affiliated manufacturer tracing its history to 1963 and holding ISO 9001:2015 certification.