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Family-owned Ferriot Inc. has nearly a century of Akron manufacturing history, with roots reaching back to 1929. Today, its 200,000-square-foot operation works with OEMs as an engineering-led partner for custom plastic manufacturing, helping move products from tooling through production and assembly. Ferriot is especially known for taking on oversized, structurally demanding parts, including work made with structural foam molding.
Since 2007, Ferrland Press has been a small studio helping customers turn ideas into visual communications through graphic design, printing and web design. Based in Central New York, it combines consultation-led creative work with print fulfillment through eight facilities across the U.S. and Canada, and also handles garment printing and embroidery. Its portfolio ranges from company branding and packaging to large-format displays and printed materials.
Since the late 1940s, Cleveland-based Ferrotherm has manufactured precision components for the global turbine engine industry, with particular expertise in honeycomb brazed parts. Its 78,000-square-foot facility combines extensive in-house machining and repair capabilities, and the company supplies aerospace and military programs while holding ISO 9001 and AS9100 certifications.
Built from four established American manufacturers, FerroWorks brings together casting and forging operations to make engineered solutions for heavy industry. The company draws on more than 150 years of combined manufacturing history, including roots reaching back to 1868, while its Pittsburgh-area heritage remains part of a broader effort to modernize and grow American production. FerroWorks is led by industry veteran David Meyer and backed by Stellex Capital Management.
Ferry Industries traces its roots to a family machine shop founded by brothers Ernest and John D. Ferry in Kent, Ohio, in 1927. After decades of specialty engineering and military-related machining, the company shifted toward proprietary industrial equipment and is now based in Stow, where it serves manufacturers around the world. Its history includes producing more than 1,300 rotational molding machines since 1983, along with ongoing custom engineering and support.
Since Susan Rothmann founded it in Cleveland in 1992, Fertility Solutions has built its identity around specialized semen-analysis expertise. Now owned by Anna-Marie Bort, who joined the company in 2000 and purchased it in 2020, the firm serves laboratories and clinical researchers with human sperm-based quality controls and related support for consistent testing.
Founded in 2015 from tissue-engineering work at Weill Cornell Medicine, Fesarius Therapeutics develops regenerative medical devices for wound care and reconstructive surgery. Its flagship product, DermiSphere hDRT, is an FDA-cleared hydrogel dermal regeneration template designed to support treatment of full-thickness skin loss. The company was co-founded by plastic surgeon and Weill Cornell professor Dr. Jason Spector, whose clinical experience shaped the technology.
Founded in Cleveland in 1993 by Tim Fagan as Pinata Foods, Festa Food Company has spent more than three decades turning exact nutrition requirements into frozen meals. Its unusual place in food manufacturing was established in 1999, when NASA chose the company to make the first burrito sent to the International Space Station; today, Festa applies that precision to institutional and healthcare partners from its Cleveland facility.
Festo SE & Co. KG develops automation technology for industrial production, with its work spanning pneumatic and electric systems as well as automation training. Its press materials show applications ranging from battery-cell production and electric-vehicle battery dismantling to electronics assembly and machine tools, alongside learning solutions for CNC technology.
Fetal Therapy Technologies is a microsurgical device company developing purpose-built tools for delicate fetal surgery, including a platform port designed to provide safer access to the uterus. Working with the Johns Hopkins Center for Fetal Therapy, the company combines clinical insight and engineering research to reduce damage to the amniotic membranes and help lower the risk of preterm birth. Its co-founders, CEO Selena Shirkin and CTO Eric McAlexander, lead a team spanning model creation and regulatory development.
Buffalo-baked and all-natural, fetch! Dog Treats makes fresh baked treats for dogs, from everyday biscuits to custom birthday cakes. The company also creates iced and dipped cookies, giving its treats a distinctly celebratory touch alongside its everyday offerings.
Founded by David Magruder after he sought a healthier alternative to mass-produced, animal-protein-heavy pet food, Fetching Fields makes human-grade, certified-organic plant-based wellness treats for dogs. Its soft treat bars are made in the USA without artificial preservatives, flavors, or colors, and are designed to support canine activity while reflecting the company’s focus on sustainability and mindful pet care. Production and packaging are human grade, with treats made in a small-batch SQF Level II facility operated by a family-owned organic-foods partner.
Fetterolf Corporation designs and manufactures industrial valves for severe process industries. Its products include bottom outlet, diverter, line-blinding, sampling, spray rinse, automatic recirculation, Y-globe, in-tank shut-off, and desuperheater valves, with customized designs for chemical, petrochemical, oil, gas, refining, polymer, mining, offshore, and tank-storage applications.
From its headquarters in Smithfield, Rhode Island, FGX International designs and markets non-prescription reading glasses and sunglasses for consumers around the world. An EssilorLuxottica company, FGX is best known in the United States for its Foster Grant brand and holds a portfolio of more than 50 owned and licensed eyewear brands. Since 2008, it has donated more than 17 million pairs of eyewear through RestoringVision.
Born from Transmecánica’s 1973 start making cutters and FHUSA’s Spanish hob-making tradition dating to 1944, FHUSA-TSA manufactures gear-cutting tools and measuring instruments for cylindrical gear production. The group combines more than 100 years of accumulated industrial expertise with in-house software, engineer-developed CNC machinery, vacuum heat treatment and inspection of every tool. Its technical support extends beyond delivery to sharpening, recoating, repair and modification, reflecting a specialist built around custom gear solutions.
Fi-Hoff Concrete Products is a family-owned Johnstown-area manufacturer of ready-mix and precast concrete products, founded in 1946 by Carl “Huffy” Hoffman and Leora (Fike) Hoffman. It began by making precast walk slabs and decorative items and has operated at its Bentwood Avenue site since 1949. The company serves customers across Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Maryland, and Ohio.
For more than 60 years, FIBA Technologies has manufactured gas-containment equipment, from seamless pressure vessels to tube trailers and cryogenic systems, while also repairing and requalifying the equipment it builds. The company is unusual in combining manufacturing and service across eight worldwide facilities, including a 70,000-square-foot Midvale, Ohio operation. FIBA also pioneered DOT-authorized ultrasonic examination in 1993 and has used the method to test more than two million cylinders.
For more than 50 years, Philadelphia-based Fibematics Inc. has supplied and converted nonwoven parent rolls into wiping products for distributors and end users. Its business is built around unusual mill relationships, low minimum quantities, and the ability to move quickly on jobs ranging from premium first-quality materials to seconds and limited-supply lots. Fibematics also takes private-label projects from product development through packaging and launch, with account teams bringing decades of nonwoven industry experience.
Serving New York since 1909, Fiber Conversion Inc. recycles and processes textile byproducts for industrial use. Based in Broadalbin, the company supplies processed materials and emphasizes reliable service for its industrial customers.
Family-owned and operated for more than 65 years, Fiber Orthotics is known for the experienced staff and personal customer service behind its custom orthotics work. The Plainview company serves podiatry practices with patient-specific orthotic solutions, using both longstanding expertise and newer digital scanning methods.