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Born in 1969, FDP Friction Science is a Virginia-based brake manufacturer known for supplying Ford’s Thunderbird platform from the company’s earliest years. Today, nearly 400 employees support its work for OEMs and other brake-industry customers, with more than 500 million pads produced over five decades.
FDR Hydrographics is a Barnesville small-town business that customizes three-dimensional objects through hydrographics, also known as immersion or water-transfer printing. Franklin Decatur Ryder grew it from a hobby using a home-built tank into a dedicated operation with a computerized hydro tank, developing his technique through extensive practice, expert consultation, and coursework. The company works with customers on one-off designs and has built a gallery of personalized projects ranging from sporting and automotive pieces to household items.
Since Bill Heffner founded FEA Industries in his family’s basement in 1984, the fourth-generation, family-owned optical laboratory has grown into a three-building independent operation in Morton, Pennsylvania. Known for combining optical expertise with in-house software development, FEA serves eye-care professionals across the United States and has been recognized as a Top Lab by Vision Monday every year since 2008.
FEAST Food Works was created by food brand owners who found co-packing too inconsistent and opaque, and built the company to offer a more transparent alternative. Based in the Mid-Atlantic, it helps established and emerging food brands turn ideas or recipes into scalable products through an integrated development and manufacturing platform.
Since 1965, FEC Trucks has built tire service trucks in Berwick, Pennsylvania, with American craftsmen and equipment-focused know-how. Founded by Rick Pearson, the company also produces the cranes and tire-positioning equipment that support heavy-duty tire work, while providing parts and service for its equipment. Its modular truck bodies are designed for customization, carrying forward a six-decade reputation for dependable builds.
Fechheimer Brothers Company is a manufacturer of premium uniforms and gear, operating the Flying Cross, Vertx, and Duke brands. The company says its history spans more than 180 years and describes three U.S. plants complemented by global manufacturing partners. Its brands serve military, government, public-safety, and civilian customers.
Since its 1992 start in Evendale, Ohio, Fecon has built specialized forestry and vegetation-management equipment, becoming particularly known for its durable Bull Hog mulching heads. The southern Ohio manufacturer now operates from a 111,000-square-foot Lebanon facility and has supplied more than 25,000 mulcher heads, alongside a broader line of land-clearing attachments and mulching tractors. Fecon also backs its equipment with factory support and an ISO 9001-certified quality system.
Founded in New York City in 1935 by three men with physical disabilities, Fedcap Rehabilitation combines vocational rehabilitation with manufacturing and business services that create work opportunities for people facing barriers to economic well-being. Its Chelsea operation has more than 60 years of electronics assembly experience and produces military distress-light markers, while its broader services include facilities management, document management, printing and packaging. The organization says its facilities-management contracts cover more than 22 million square feet and employ veterans and people with disabilities.
FedChem Products is known for its specialized work in aluminum organic chemistry, supplying manufacturers with liquid materials that address rheology challenges. Its technical focus is especially evident in the Manalox line for printing-ink manufacturers, while its broader customer base includes producers of aluminum complex grease and coatings.
Founded in 1953, Fedegari Autoclavi manufactures equipment and integrated systems for sterile pharmaceutical processes, building machines in-house and supporting projects from process design through validation. Its distinctive FOWS washer-sterilizer combines washing and sterilization in one unit, an approach used in a Dallas facility developed with Mark Cuban Cost Plus Drug Company for flexible, small-batch sterile drug production. The Italian manufacturer exports 90% of its output and supports customers in more than 100 countries.
From its Tyrone, Pennsylvania complex, Federal Carbide Company makes custom tungsten carbide and tungsten heavy-alloy parts, handling the process from raw powder through precision finishing in-house. Serving production-tooling and OEM equipment manufacturers since 1975, the company draws on more than 50 years of tungsten carbide expertise and can move from powder to finished components within days. Its heavy-alloy work includes dense, machined parts for applications such as radiation shielding, aerospace counterweights, and vibration control.
Federal Card Services makes premium metal payment cards, combining skilled craftsmanship with EMV, contactless, and dual-interface technology. The company has spent more than a decade developing cards for payment and loyalty programs, supported by an in-house research and development center with more than 100 patents. Based in Cincinnati and operating with a global team, FCS also incorporates sustainability into its product design and manufacturing strategy.
Federal Eagle Coach represents Federal Coach and Eagle Coach, manufacturers of specialty funeral vehicles. Federal Coach has more than 100 years of history, while Eagle Coach was founded in 1982; both serve funeral homes with funeral coaches and limousines. Federal Coach describes itself as a certified Cadillac Master Coachbuilder and Ford Qualified Vehicle Modifier, and the companies are part of the S&S network of Master Coach Builders.
Since its founding in 1914, Federal Gear and Machine has been part of Cleveland’s gear-making history, beginning as one of Ohio’s original gear manufacturing firms. The Eastlake company now works from a 22,000-square-foot facility, serving customers across North America with custom gears and precision-machined parts. Its membership in the American Gear Manufacturers Association dates to 1927.
Federal Heath Sign Company traces its roots to Chicago in 1901, when it pioneered illuminated electric signs, and it is now marking 125 years in the signage business. The company is known for carrying that early signmaking heritage into nationwide brand rollouts, with more than 20 U.S. offices and three manufacturing facilities supporting work for multi-location businesses.
For more than 100 years, Federal Hose has manufactured strip-wound metal hose, while also distributing hydraulic and silicone hose from its Ohio manufacturing facilities and Texas and Florida distribution centers. The Painesville company serves demanding applications with custom-cut and ready-to-install hose solutions, backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and substantial inventory across its locations. Federal Hose also operates an Ocala storefront for hose, fittings and assembly services.
Family-owned and operated since Michael Rowh purchased the West Virginia operation in 2006, Federal Industrial Services WV provides metal-finishing and industrial cleaning services from the Mid-Ohio Valley. The company traces its specialized work to 1973, has maintained a union affiliation since 1975, and travels throughout the country for industrial customers, with shop facilities available for parts and restoration projects. Its work includes thermal-sprayed coatings and low-dust vapor or dry-ice blast cleaning, including cleaning HRSG compressor rotors.
A Western New York favorite for more than 96 years, Federal Meats is a neighborhood butcher built around fresh preparation and familiar service. Its eight regional stores serve local families, while its custom meat-raffle work gives schools, clubs, and community groups a practical way to raise funds.
For more than 20 years, Federal Network Connections has made customized fiber-optic and copper cable assemblies for computer and network connections. Based in Hauppauge, the company serves educational institutions, government agencies, and government defense subcontractors, with its facility registered to UL requirements for ISO 9001:2015 quality management systems.