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Since 1978, Foot Management has combined hand craftsmanship with CAD/CAM and 3D scanning to manufacture custom foot orthotics in its Pittsville laboratory. Professional lab technicians and pedorthists hand-place custom accommodations while maintaining patient casts for five years, making remakes straightforward. The company also offers prefabricated insoles and foot-care products through its retail operation.
Founded in Cleveland in 1907, Foote Printing is a family-owned commercial printer producing everything from books and brochures to direct-mail pieces and large-format signage. Now run by brothers Michael and Steven Duhr, the small union shop brings more than 100 years of combined printing experience to in-house production, design, finishing, and mailing. Its Cleveland facility is powered by rooftop solar and recycles roughly 99.9% of the paper and ink products that pass through the business.
Since 1984, Foote’s Amish Sheds has been a locally owned, family-operated Schuylerville business selling Amish-built sheds and outdoor structures. Customers can customize a structure with the company’s 3D builder, then rely on Foote’s for delivery and installation, while the business also offers outdoor furniture and customizable playsets.
Footers Inc is a company that provides custom apparel, team uniforms, and spirit wear. They offer private label clothing manufacturing and contract embellishment services.
For Kids By Parents, Inc. makes the P-flector®, a urine deflector created by owner and CEO Joseph M. Conrad III after his son repeatedly wet his clothes and the floor through the gap between a toilet seat and bowl during potty training. The company develops parent-invented juvenile products, and its U.S.-made P-flector has expanded from helping potty-training children to serving adults, seniors, and people with special needs.
Family-owned For Your Listening Pleasure carries forward a Binghamton electronics tradition that began with Scott’s TV in 1962. Chad and Jessica Phillips have owned the business since 2012, with Chad bringing years at the workbench and experience as a Navy electronics aviation technician. The shop is known for carefully preserving vintage audio equipment for collectors, museums, historical organizations, and customers nationwide.
Founded in 2015 by illustrator Christina Chun, Forage Paper Co. creates whimsical stationery and paper goods that turn hand-painted scenes of nature and everyday life into cards and thoughtful gifts. Rooted in the New York metropolitan area, the company prints and hand-assembles every product in its U.S. studio, and its work is now carried by more than 250 retailers worldwide. Chun’s illustration background includes work for The New York Times, the Los Angeles Times, Stanford University, and two published children’s books.
For more than 43 years, Foranne Manufacturing Inc. has been a Pennsylvania contract machine shop trusted with precision work for demanding industries. The company produces machined parts and assemblies for customers in fields such as aerospace and medical equipment, with its quality system certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D standards.
Forberg Smith supplies process-control and instrumentation systems while also building application-specific assemblies for industrial operations. Its specialists pair measurement and filtration expertise with custom control-panel and valve assembly work, supported by hands-on instruction at a Process Training Unit. As an employee-owned company within The Kendall Group, Forberg Smith gives its Owner-Associates a direct stake in customer outcomes and long-term system performance.
Established in 1987, British-based Forbes & Lomax makes design-led electrical switches, sockets and dimmers for architects and interior designers. The company began with its signature Invisible Lightswitch®, pairing a transparent acrylic plate with a metal toggle so wallpaper or paint can show through, and has since expanded the range for traditional and contemporary interiors. Its products are made in Britain and include bespoke plates and engraving for tailored projects.
For more than 35 years, Mansfield-based Forbes AAC has developed and manufactured speech-generating devices, communication software and educational resources for people with communication disorders. Its engineers work alongside speech-language pathologists, assistive technology specialists and funding experts, while its in-house APEX mounts are designed and CNC-machined in the United States. Forbes AAC is a privately held company and a trade name of Forbes Rehab Services, Inc., with a faith-based mission to provide communication devices and advocate for people in need.
Forbes Chocolate is a family-owned company founded in Cleveland in 1901, with Keith Geringer now serving as its third-generation president. Its history includes Benjamin P. Forbes’s late-1920s development of powdered chocolate milk, a breakthrough that changed how flavored milk was made. Today, the company builds on that heritage by developing cocoa powders and custom flavor blends for food and beverage manufacturers.
Forbes Precision is a precision machining company equipped for complex milling, turning, and EDM work, with in-house coordinate measuring and CAD/CAM capabilities. Its shop includes multi-axis Doosan and Haas equipment alongside wire and sinker EDM, while ITAR certification supports work requiring controlled handling.
Forbo is a manufacturer of flooring systems, building and construction adhesives, and power transmission and conveyor belt solutions. Its Flooring Systems division produces flooring materials including linoleum, vinyl flooring and textile flooring, while Movement Systems supplies belting under the Siegling brand. The company also provides belt servicing and engineering through Forbo Movement Systems.
For more than 65 years, FORCE America has manufactured and distributed mobile hydraulic and motion-control systems, pairing fluid-power components with design expertise for on- and off-road equipment. The 100% employee-owned company serves demanding applications across construction, agriculture and other working industries through 15 U.S. sales and service centers, which stock more than 50,000 products. FORCE America’s hose work is backed by NAHAD Hose Safety Institute certification and more than two decades of NAHAD membership.
Family-owned since 1969, Force Control Industries designs and manufactures industrial clutches and brakes at its Fairfield, Ohio headquarters, where its patented Posidyne oil-shear technology was developed. The company makes its products in more than 100,000 square feet of in-house manufacturing space, pairing engineering with machining to build durable drives for severe-duty equipment and custom applications. Force Control has been ISO compliant since 2008 and identifies its products as made in the USA.
For more than 25 years, Troy-based Force Design, Inc. has designed, built, and implemented custom robotic automation equipment for manufacturers. Its turnkey systems are tailored to each customer’s process, with the company also providing controls engineering, installation, and ongoing equipment support. Force Design’s work includes distinctive applications such as 3D-vision depalletizing and robotic welding, backed by a small-team approach that customers describe as trustworthy and responsive.
Since 1986, Oriskany-based Force Guided Relays International has manufactured custom safety relay interfaces while serving as Hengstler and Kaco’s exclusive North American channel partner and stocking distributor. The company pairs a broad force-guided relay selection with application expertise, designing DIN-rail control boards and advising customers on safety controls for demanding equipment and signaling systems. FGRI operates alongside sister company Fiber Instrument Sales, and both businesses are ISO 9001:2015 accredited.
Founded in Philadelphia in 1910, Force Industries manufactures specialty fluxes and metal lubricants for the metalworking industry. Now a third-generation family-owned company based in Paoli, Pennsylvania, it maintains nearly 200 active formulations, including products used in metal joining and by manufacturers of aluminum and tinplate food and beverage containers. Force supplies customers in more than 30 countries and also develops private-label chemical products.