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Family-owned since 1962, Cleveland’s Forge Products Corporation makes customized open-die forgings for industrial customers, with parts weighing up to 5,000 pounds. Started by Charles Thayer and his father, the company remains in its third generation of family ownership and is supported by a cross-trained workforce whose average tenure is 20 years. Its quality program meets or exceeds MIL-S-45208A and MIL-I-45662A standards, with customers including aerospace and heavy-equipment manufacturers.
For more than 40 years, Forge Racks and Dunnage has been a Connersville, Indiana, manufacturer known for integrated material-handling solutions for demanding OEM programs. Its 160,000-square-foot operation serves automotive, agricultural, and heavy-truck customers while also supporting newer data-center infrastructure work. The company combines in-house engineering, fabrication, and finishing with ISO 9001-certified quality systems and AWS D1.1 welding standards.
For decades, Forge Solutions has built its identity around dependable, secure document production for organizations that need communications delivered accurately and at scale. Part of the Highmark Health enterprise, it operates three full-service facilities around the clock and processes roughly 2 billion pages a year. Forge also carries forward Highmark’s longstanding tradition of community support and philanthropy.
Born from a problem spotted at the racetrack, Forgeline Motorsports designs and hand-builds custom performance wheels in Dayton, Ohio. Founded by David and Steve Schardt, the company has spent over 30 years developing made-to-order wheels with precise fitments and racing-informed engineering, including what it describes as the industry’s first forged-to-form wheel. Each set is built four at a time under one roof, with in-house machining, hand finishing, and testing beyond SAE standards.
Veteran-owned and built by dedicated hunters, Forget Genetics is a Lebanon, Pennsylvania small business known for studying wildlife products in real hunting conditions. It develops attractant and trace-mineral supplements for hunters who manage deer and other wild game, relying on testing with wild animals rather than high-fence farms.
Forkardt Hardinge designs and manufactures precision workholding products and machine-tool accessories for manufacturers. Its heritage combines Forkardt, founded in 1923 in Düsseldorf, and Hardinge, founded in 1890 in Chicago; Hardinge acquired the Forkardt operations in 2013. The company reports more than 130 years of workholding history and manufacturing facilities in Elmira, New York, Traverse City, Michigan, and Reutlingen, Germany.
Forkey Construction and Fabricating, Inc. is a family-owned and operated machining and fabrication company that makes custom parts for industrial customers. Founded by Charles Forkey Jr. and incorporated in 2001, the business has grown from a garage operation into a 132,000-square-foot facility with 115 employees, now co-directed by Charles Jr. and his son Charles III. Its work includes fabricated and machined parts, with value engineering offered to customers worldwide.
Born from Jerry Deal’s home winemaking hobby, Forks of Cheat Winery has produced wine in the Appalachian Mountains of north-central West Virginia since July 1990. The family-run winery, where Jerry works alongside his wife Susan and son Eric, produces more than 20,000 gallons annually and has become known for its prize-winning wines made in an old-world tradition.
Founded in 2017 by five energy-storage veterans, Form Energy develops and manufactures iron-air battery systems designed to store electricity for up to 100 hours and support a reliable electric grid. Its 550,000-square-foot Form Factory 1 occupies the former Weirton Steel site in West Virginia, linking the Ohio Valley’s manufacturing heritage to a new generation of grid technology. The company employs nearly 1,000 people across facilities in West Virginia, Massachusetts, and California.
Form5 Prosthetics is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that develops affordable, custom 3D-printed adaptive products for people with limb differences. Founded by Aaron Westbrook after he printed his first device as a 15-year-old high school student, the organization combines research and development with hands-on CO-FAB workshops in which recipients work directly with students and professional mentors. Its work also includes the Nub Club of Ohio, a community of more than 80 individuals with limb differences and their families.
Formae, Inc. develops CyborGel®, an investigational synthetic hydrogel cartilage implant system for minimally invasive knee resurfacing in progressive and post-traumatic osteoarthritis. Founded by orthopedic surgeon Kevin Mansmann, M.D., the company brings together medical, engineering, additive-manufacturing and entrepreneurial experience built through more than 25 years of research and development. CyborGel has received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation and remains limited to preclinical use while regulatory submissions and medical trials continue.
FormaPath Inc designs, manufactures, and assembles robotic automation for the physical back end of anatomic pathology, including nToto for hands-free small-biopsy grossing and AdiPress for lymph-node recovery. Born from the gap between digital clinical care and still-analog tissue handling, the company brings together engineers, clinical experts, and medical-industry veterans to build its systems in the United States. Its engineering work is based in Ithaca, New York, with headquarters in Brooklyn.
ForMasters is a Mentor, Ohio-based manufacturer of custom metal components and tooling. Its capabilities include roll forming, metal stamping, laser cutting, press brake forming, welding, fabrication, in-house tool and die production, and CAD/CAM engineering. The company serves automotive, shelving, construction, appliance, technology, heavy machinery, aerospace, agriculture, marine, medical, railroad, truck/trailer, and solar markets.
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Established in 1979, Formats Unlimited is a Deer Park, New York media production company known for serving corporate and music-industry customers for more than four decades. It also supports tightly controlled medical-media work, where duplication and documentation are checked against healthcare-sector requirements.
Formdwell operates a mobile construction factory that delivers architect-designed premium houses faster and more affordably. Its defining approach brings factory-based production to the building site, pairing custom architectural design with a more mobile construction model.
Founded in 1946, family-owned Formed Plastics makes custom plastic components through rotational molding, thermoforming, and fabrication at its 85,000-square-foot Long Island facility. The third-generation company is also known for developing nearly unbreakable plastic streetlight globes in the 1960s, now used by municipalities across the country. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D.
Born from founder Andrew Grella’s search for a discreet fix for a prom-night breakout, Formen Inc. makes professional makeup and grooming products designed specifically for men’s skin. Launched in 2010 in Toronto, the founder-led company describes itself as the world’s first male cosmetic house, developing low-maintenance formulas for everyday grooming as well as on-camera work. Formen’s international profile includes a Trendsetter Award at Cosmoprof Bologna and an appearance on CBC’s Dragon’s Den.
Founded in 1997 and manufacturing in Botoșani since 1999, Formens SRL makes made-to-measure clothing, with tailored menswear at the center of its work. The Romanian company combines an automated measurement system with pattern knowledge gained through its stake in historic Italian tailor d’Avenza, producing garments across four facilities with more than 2,300 employees. About 80% of its combined annual capacity—450,000 jackets and 400,000 trousers—is dedicated to made-to-measure production.
Based in Ridgway, Pennsylvania, FormFast Powder Material Technologies manufactures custom powder-metal parts through press-and-sinter production, serving OEMs and industrial customers across the United States. Its equipment spans prototype work through high-volume runs, with engineering support that helps customers shape complex components for performance, cost, and manufacturability. FormFast is ISO 9001:2015 certified and has more than 100 years of combined industry experience.