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FluorCon LLC is a small company that produces diverse resins suitable for many chemical environments where PVDF materials are used. Their products work well in wire & cable, tubing, catheters, diaphragms, seals, gaskets, valves, and other applications requiring extreme flex fatigue, weather-ability, and direct sun exposure.
For 70 years, Fluoro-Plastics, Inc. has manufactured Teflon® and PTFE products in the United States, from stock shapes and thin films to custom machined parts. The Pennsylvania company also brings more than 50 years of PTFE fabricating and machining experience to specialized work, including bondable and reinforced materials, and maintains a complete machine shop for prototypes through production quantities. Its quality system is DEKRA certified to ISO 9001:2015, with selected sheet and film products certified to USP Class VI.
In operation since 1993, Fluoron is the Elkton, Maryland sleeve division of Spectrum Advanced, known for U.S.-manufactured heat-shrink fluoropolymer roll covers. Its engineers size non-stick covers to industrial rollers for paper mills, packaging converters, and other web-processing lines, with installation available in the shop or at the customer’s plant.
Flury Foundry Co. manufactures brass and bronze castings and has operated since 1939. Its automated molding line supports castings ranging from ounces to more than 100 pounds, and the company offers outsourced finishing services.
Flushtek is a U.S.-based maker of reusable routing templates for integrated electrical outlets, designed for professional builders and hobbyists. Its system brings a concealed, finished look to projects such as cabinetry while working with commonly available electrical hardware.
Established in 2018, Fluvitex USA manufactures comfort products, with pillows and comforters as its main production stream. The company is a U.S. subsidiary of Indo Count Global and combines bedding manufacturing with a stated focus on safe workplaces and employee engagement.
Flux Coffee began in Berkeley in 2010 as a cold-brew company and now operates a cafe and roastery in Farmingdale, New York, where it roasts coffee weekly and brews each cup by hand. The company pairs ethical sourcing with an unusually transparent approach to coffee education, explaining its choices from farm through roasting and brew method while serving the local community and wholesale partners.
Founded in 1964, Microsonic Inc. is a second-generation, women-owned family business whose FLUXX Audio subsidiary is known for carefully made custom earmolds and hearing protection. Led by earmold expert and entrepreneur Monika Major, the Ambridge company combines hands-on craftsmanship with digital ear-scanning and 3D-printing work for customers who need a precise fit.
Rooted in Rochester, FLWR CITY produces New York cannabis products while building a craft-focused network around them. Its flower and pre-rolls come from small-scale regenerative farms in Western New York, with hand-focused post-harvest work and seed-to-sale support for other cannabis businesses. The company also hosts educational and community events as part of its effort to shape cannabis culture across the state.
FLX Extracts LLC is a Finger Lakes cannabis processor distinguished by its three separately developed consumer brands and its partnerships with local cultivators. The New York State-licensed company makes cannabis products for distribution through licensed adult-use dispensaries across the state.
Founded by inventor Matt Bilsky, PhD, PE, FLX Solutions is a Bethlehem, Pennsylvania robotics company focused on practical inspection challenges in industrial operations. Its signature FLX BOT helps maintenance teams see into hard-to-reach machinery while it remains in service, reducing the need for confined-space entry and production stoppages. The company designs and assembles its products in an R&D lab, with a stated focus on durable, serviceable equipment.
FlyAFlag is a family startup led by Gary and Grace, built around a shared interest in patriotism, adventure, and practical innovation. The company is known for its quick, strap-based way to display flags in motion, giving boaters and outdoor vehicle owners a simple alternative to permanent mounts. FlyAFlag says it has sold more than 75,000 flags since 2023.
With manufacturing facilities in Toronto and New York, Flybear Printing produces custom product labels and packaging for small and medium-sized businesses. Its specialty is giving labels a tactile, high-impact finish through techniques such as embossing, foiling and spot UV, supported by in-house design services and digital label printing. The company also supplied the specialty-paper labels for Junzi and The Met’s limited-edition Snake Spirit chili oil gift set, and offers a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Flycatcher Toys makes educational play products that turn drawing, tracing, and pixel art into hands-on learning, led by its award-winning smART Sketcher projector. Its toys blend screen-free activities with optional mobile-app features, including photo-to-sketch creation, and the company says its products have inspired play and learning for 10 years among more than 1 million families. Flycatcher also supports children and families facing serious hardship through a Toy Foundation program.
Brooklyn-based Flyers Cocktail Company makes zero-proof canned cocktails infused with 5mg or 10mg of hemp-derived THC, offering a non-alcoholic way to enjoy familiar cocktail styles. Its bartender-crafted drinks use natural flavors and nano-tech emulsion for a fast-onset, relaxed drinking experience without the cannabis taste often associated with infused beverages. Flyers reports that it has sold more than 1.5 million cans and has earned a 4.9-star rating across hundreds of customer reviews.
Born from a search for cleaner food for backyard birds, Flying Colors hand-mixes premium organic wild bird seed in small batches in New York’s Hudson Valley. Founded by Matthew, Whitney, and Stetson after testing their own blends in a Pine Plains backyard, the company uses 100% USDA organic ingredients and develops its recipes with ornithologists and biologists. Its bird seed comes in plastic-free, recyclable cartons, alongside a curated selection of bird-feeding and habitat products.
Family-owned Flying Dutchman Inc. builds silo and bin unloaders while also operating a fabrication shop for custom industrial work. The company traces its roots to agricultural equipment manufacturing and now combines that experience with fiber laser cutting, welding, and supporting machining services. Based in Ohio, Flying Dutchman has provided its products and services for more than 50 years.
Founded in Chicago in 1983 after founder Sue Ling Gin set out to improve airline meals, Flying Food Group prepares food for airlines and retail brands worldwide. Its more than 19 catering facilities produce about 120 million meals annually, serving over 75 airlines and 4,500 retail stores. The company is owned by the Sue Ling Gin Charitable Foundation, with its financial value ultimately supporting community programs.
Created by Aysel after she struggled to find a drink for ordinary workdays and commutes, Flying Ostrich makes lightly sparkling hydration drinks with electrolytes and ocean minerals. Made in the United States, its low-calorie cans use real fruit juice and five grams of sugar while leaving out added colors, artificial flavors and preservatives. The brand is self-funded and designed as a caffeine-free alternative to heavily sweetened sports drinks.
Born from its founder’s experience managing a traveling workstation during the 2020 lockdown, Flying Point Computing designs portable computer hardware for business travelers and digital nomads. Its flagship “Lap Top Dual” pairs two monitors that latch into a briefcase-like carrying case, bringing a full two-screen workspace on the road. The company was founded by Michael Feroli, Chief U.S. Economist at J.P. Morgan, alongside co-founders with backgrounds in aerospace and defense engineering, Apple product management, and entrepreneurship.