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Since 1985, Fasteners Unlimited has been a western Pennsylvania manufacturer known for precision work on specialty machined hardware. Its full CNC shop serves demanding industrial customers, while an in-house testing lab helps verify that parts meet specifications. The company manufactures in the USA and accepts orders of any size.
Since 1951, Faster Srl has designed and manufactured quick-release couplings for hydraulic systems, including solutions for medium through ultra-high pressures and multi-line connections. Based in Rivolta d’Adda, Italy, the company has produced more than 500 million couplings and registered over 100 patents, with custom casting solutions helping construction and agricultural machinery connect multiple hydraulic lines. Faster’s products are developed to international standards and its quality systems are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015.
Born from a 1973 vibratory-feeder business and based in Lodi, Ohio, Fastfeed Corporation designs and builds automated parts-feeding systems for assembly and fastener production. The company is particularly known for weld-nut and weld-stud blow feeders, including refurbishment and retooling of Dengensha equipment; its 3R program has retooled several hundred systems. Fastfeed became part of Cleveland Vibrator Company in 2022 and is now part of the Industrial Vibration Collective.
Born from aerospace engineer Del Reedy’s 1974 thermoforming company, FastForming.com, LLC is a family business that makes custom thermoformed and vacuum-formed plastic parts in Ohio. Founded in 1999 by Del’s son James, the company builds its own specialized forming equipment and proprietary tooling, allowing prototypes in days and production at scales ranging from parts up to 5 by 9 feet to high-volume runs. FastForming’s thermoformed-parts manufacturing system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Family-owned and operated since 2001, Fastlane Motorsports builds, tunes, and fabricates high-performance Ford and Mustang vehicles from its shop outside Raleigh, North Carolina. Its in-house program covers everything from dyno tuning to Ford pushrod and modular engine development, with more than 25,000 logged Dyno Jet pulls and over 60 years of combined engine-department experience. Fastlane handles projects ranging from mild street cars to 2,000 RWHP race cars.
Founded in 2024, State College’s FastLion Energy develops and constructs batteries designed to deliver full performance from Arctic cold to desert heat. Its 30x™ technology embeds an ultrathin heating layer inside the cell for rapid, uniform warming, while the company also works with customers on application-specific battery designs and Arctic-ready drone power systems.
Founded in Germany in 1978, FASTRON Group has built its name around more than four decades of inductor expertise for automotive, industrial and medical customers. Today, its certified manufacturing operations extend from Eastern Europe to Southeast Asia, with additional work in precision sheet-metal enclosures and electromechanical assemblies.
FASTSIGNS International, Inc. is the global franchisor of FASTSIGNS Centers, a business-to-business visual communications network offering custom signage and graphics. The company says it has over 780 centers in eight countries and 40 years of experience, guiding projects from concept through design, production, delivery, and installation. FASTSIGNS locations serve businesses and organizations, including manufacturers, schools, retailers, construction companies, and healthcare facilities; each center is independently owned and operated.
Fat Head's Brewery is an Ohio craft brewery that makes and packages beer, with its production headquarters and Beer Hall in Middleburg Heights. The company traces its story to a 1992 craft-beer restaurant in Pittsburgh and began brewing under the Fat Head's name in Ohio in 2009; its current brewery opened in 2018. It is known for its craft beer lineup, including award-winning IPAs and traditional German-style brews.
Born from Megan Mills’s furlough-era decision to pursue baking full time, Fatcat Baking is a small-batch Syracuse bakery making 100% vegan pastries and custom cakes. The Jewish, woman-owned business was incorporated in January 2020 and has grown from a home kitchen into a commercial operation supplying vegan pastries to local businesses while also meeting customers at pop-ups and markets. Named for the household cat Loki, Fatcat aims to make plant-based pastry inviting to everyone from committed vegans to the merely curious.
Father and Sons Kitchen produces barbecue sauce products and offers on-site BBQ catering, including a mobile BBQ Pop-Up, along with personal chef services. Submitted source context states that its product line includes a Sweet and Tangy barbecue sauce and two additional flavors influenced by Puerto Rican heritage.
Father Sam's Bakery is a family-founded commercial bakery that makes pita breads, tortillas, and wraps. It began in 1972 when Episcopal priest Abuid (Albert) Sam started baking his family's bread recipe for parishioners; the bakery began selling bread in 1977 and moved into its Buffalo facility in 1996. The company says it now operates facilities in Buffalo, New York, and Charlotte, North Carolina, and has transitioned to third-generation family involvement.
Fathom is a U.S.-based contract manufacturer that combines injection molding expertise with a vetted global network to move parts from prototype through production. Its U.S.-based engineers and project managers provide design-for-manufacturability guidance, quality oversight, and supply-chain coordination across more than 25 manufacturing capabilities, including quick-turn CNC machining. Fathom operates eight locations nationwide and maintains certifications including ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016, and AS9100D.
Fathom Manufacturing is a U.S.-based contract manufacturer producing precision parts, components, assemblies, tooling, enclosures, and other physical outputs through 25+ advanced manufacturing technologies. Its capabilities include additive manufacturing, CNC machining, metal cutting and forming, molding, extrusion, die casting, assembly, finishing, and inspection for aerospace and defense, medical, robotics, semiconductor, automotive and EV, ICT and energy, heavy machinery, and other industrial markets.
Known for its Swiv-lon® furniture swivels, Faull & Son, LLC is an Ohio manufacturer that makes its products in-house rather than reselling them. Its nylon-bearing design replaces steel balls, and its swivels have endured testing under a 500-pound load for more than 500,000 revolutions. The company also takes on contract metal stamping work for customers needing manufactured components.
Founded in 1984, Fauna Research Inc. is a specialized equipment builder known for solving the difficult handling needs of non-domestic hoofstock. Its TAMER systems support humane veterinary care and safer working conditions for handlers at zoos, sanctuaries, and conservation programs around the world.
Favors Handicraft creates individually crafted furniture and home décor rooted in Ancient Indian heritage, with a collection that ranges from reclaimed-wood pieces to traditional sculptures and decorative furnishings. Its artisans use methods refined over generations, and the company says years of research helped it connect with practitioners who preserve the cultural knowledge behind each piece. Favors also aims to support rural artisan entrepreneurship by providing makers with market access.
Founded in 1954 after chemical engineer Millard “Mel” Fawcett invented its signature rotary mixing impeller, Fawcett Co. designs and builds industrial mixing equipment in Richfield, Ohio. Its American-made MixedFLOW™ impellers remain a hallmark of the company, which serves applications from laboratory batches to processing vessels up to 1,000 gallons. Fawcett also custom-engineers mixers and repairs air-mixer powerheads, including equipment from other brands.
Founded in 1953, Fawn Industries is a Maryland-based manufacturer of decorative injection-molded plastic components and assemblies, serving automotive and other industrial markets. Its engineering-led operation handles projects from concept and tooling through production, with a particular specialty in decorating molded parts and producing complex finished assemblies. Fawn operates manufacturing facilities in the United States, Mexico, and China and maintains IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 14001 certifications.
Known for its in-house barrel work, Faxon Firearms is a Fairfield, Ohio manufacturer serving both individual customers and firearm-industry partners. Its machining operation produces firearm components for its own products as well as OEM clients, with an emphasis on supporting small to midsized companies. Faxon is ISO 9001:2015 certified and operates as a federally licensed manufacturer and SOT.