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Founded in Syracuse in 1968, Flex-Hose Co. Inc. manufactures flexible piping connections and expansion products that help building and industrial systems absorb vibration, thermal movement and misalignment. The company is known for its Tri-Flex Loop® and supports engineers and contractors with job analysis, technical design assistance and stocking warehouses across the United States. Its products are manufactured in the USA, with quality operations under a CSA-B51 plan certified by Ontario’s TSSA and welders tested to ASME Section IX.
Founded in 1956 as a small manufacturing shop, Flex-N-Gate makes automotive systems and components and operates production facilities across 10 countries. Its history includes a one-piece bumper design that revolutionized the U.S. bumper market in 1978, and the company reports more than 850 patents worldwide. It supplies automotive manufacturers with products developed and manufactured through its global operations.
Established in 1994 by founders with extensive strut-industry experience, Flex-Strut is a Warren, Ohio manufacturer serving OEM customers with made-to-order metal framing solutions. Its U.S.-made work includes custom strut channel fabrication and laboratory furniture framing tailored to project specifications.
Flex-Tek is a global engineering company within the Smiths family, with operations spanning North America, Asia and Europe. It develops engineered components for aerospace manufacturers, medical-technology companies and other demanding industrial customers, helping move fluids or gases and manage heat in critical applications.
Motz Enterprises, Inc., the Cincinnati-based manufacturer of Flexamat, makes permanent tied concrete block mats for erosion control and stable drivable surfaces. In business for more than 30 years, the company developed the first tied concrete block mats and pioneered packaging them in rolls, which can be installed efficiently across demanding sites worldwide. Its vegetated mats are designed to work with nature, allowing growth through the concrete armor where conditions support it.
From its Vermont headquarters, Flexaseal Engineered Seals and Systems designs and manufactures mechanical seals and engineered seal support systems for rotating equipment in demanding industrial settings. Beyond its U.S.-based manufacturing, the company supports customers worldwide with seal repair, custom engineering, and predictive maintenance services such as motion amplification and laser alignment. Flexaseal holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and has operated in its local community for more than 30 years.
Flexcor designs custom protective packaging that keeps fragile and valuable products secure through shipping, using film-based solutions tailored to unusual shapes and demanding applications. Unlike automated, self-service packaging suppliers, the company pairs complex application analysis and custom engineering with personal attention from staff who bring decades of industry expertise. Its designs also emphasize sustainability, including recyclable suspension packaging and alternatives to traditional void fillers.
Founded in 1986 as Falls Run Woodcarving, Flexcut Tool Company began manufacturing woodcarving tools in 1992 and now produces and distributes more than 300 products. From its Erie, Pennsylvania headquarters, the company makes carving tools for woodcarvers, printmakers, and artists, with a range that includes its Carvin’ Jack folding carving knives.
Flexible Circuits, Inc. is a manufacturer of high-reliability flexible and rigid-flex circuit boards and assemblies, primarily serving the military and aerospace industries. The company has been in operation since 1963 and emphasizes concurrent engineering to deliver complex, custom solutions.
Founded in 1996, Houston-based Flexible Lifeline Systems designs, fabricates, and installs engineered fall-protection systems for demanding work-at-height environments. Its in-house manufacturing operation spans a 4-acre facility with more than 46,000 square feet of production space, allowing the company to carry projects from engineering through installation and long-term system support. FLS maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification and is guided by Professional Engineers involved in ANSI and CSA fall-protection standards committees.
Flexible Solutions is an Annapolis company founded by Bob Boyer in 2004 after his tenure at Mid-Atlantic Technical Services. Sonja Bradley, who joined in 2007 and took full ownership in 2016, now leads the team serving domestic and international customers with expansion joints tailored to demanding industrial applications.
Since its founding in New Jersey in 1974, Flexicon Corporation has built its name around solving difficult bulk-material flow problems for manufacturers. The Bethlehem-based company now operates manufacturing facilities on four continents and draws on more than 50 years of experience to design and make equipment for handling materials such as food powders and industrial minerals. Its systems are backed by a lifetime performance guarantee.
Built around the needs of a global business-aircraft fleet, Flexjet Technical Services provides in-house aircraft maintenance, engineering, repairs and completions. Its network spans 15 facilities and 2.4 million square feet of hangar and workspace, with more than 1,500 dedicated employees and 27 FAA awards for excellence in aircraft maintenance. The operation also carries forward the heritage of Flying Colours Corp. and Nextant Aerospace, pairing aircraft interiors and paint work with engineering solutions such as STCs, PMA parts and in-flight connectivity integration.
Built around Flexjet’s own operating fleet, Flexjet Technical Services provides aircraft maintenance, repair, engineering and completions support from a network of 15 facilities. Its 1,500-plus employees work across 2.4 million square feet of hangar and workspace, drawing on the heritage of Nextant Aerospace and Flying Colours Corp. for structural repairs, custom interiors, paint and certified aircraft modifications. The company also supports U.S. military, law-enforcement and FAA programs and has received 27 FAA awards for excellence in aircraft maintenance.
Family-owned and operated since 1968, Flexoplate makes flexographic printing plates for packaging printers, with a particular focus on corrugated applications. The Cincinnati company combines traditional tradeshop skills—including rubber engraving and molding—with computer-generated graphics and photopolymer platemaking, while its in-house quality checks are built around each customer’s specifications.
Founded in 1969, locally owned and operated Flexospan Steel Buildings, Inc. manufactures metal construction products and custom pre-engineered steel buildings from its 265,000-square-foot production plant in Sandy Lake, Pennsylvania. The woman-owned company is known for specializing in hard-to-find heavy gauges and finishes, and also provides complete self-storage building packages.
Founded in Angola, New York, in 1977, Flexovit USA manufactures professional-grade industrial abrasives for portable power tools and complementary applications. Still owned by founder Jay Iliohan, the company makes its products in Western New York and operates from a 100,000-square-foot complex modernized with automation and robotics in 2016. Flexovit became the first North American abrasive manufacturer to achieve ISO certification in 1995 and continues to support customers through technical expertise and same-day shipping.
Developed by Cleveland-area metal-industry engineers in 2009, FLEXRACK by Qcells makes ground-mounted solar racking and single-axis tracking systems for commercial and utility-scale projects. Its site-specific engineering and project support extend from geotechnical work through installation and commissioning, a model shaped by an original factory-assembled design that cut field installation time by an estimated 75%. Backed by Qcells and Hanwha, the company reports more than 6 GW installed across over 1,200 projects.
Founded in 2013, FlexScreen makes flexible window screens, an alternative to traditional aluminum screens. Inventor Joe Altieri created the design in his garage, and the company later sold its screens to window manufacturers and dealers before expanding to direct-to-consumer sales.
FlexSeals Inc. (FS USA) designs and manufactures flexible rubber and plastic sealing components, with a stated specialty in custom extruded, die-cut, and molded products. The company says it has served the rubber and plastics industry since 1995 and operates manufacturing plants in Georgia and Ohio alongside its Minnesota corporate headquarters. Its U.S.-based production serves OEMs and manufacturers with application-specific sealing products.