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Formica Corporation manufactures branded surfacing materials and is widely known for inventing the original high-pressure laminate. Founded in 1913 as Formica Products Company, it has grown into a global group of companies designing, manufacturing, distributing, and selling surfacing products for commercial and residential customers.
Founded in 2018 by four mechanical engineer-technician brothers and their electrical engineer father, Formica Industries manufactures and tests low- to mid-volume mechanical, electromechanical, and mechatronic products. The family-run company combines reverse engineering with supplier partnerships, final integration, and inspection for customers that need flexible production rather than high-volume industrial runs. Its defense work is informed by military experience, including support for the Defense Logistics Agency and nearly 30 NSNs since 2021.
Founded in 1968, Formica Optical provides professional optical and eye-care services in the Johnstown and Somerset, Pennsylvania regions. Its staff of more than 20 provides comprehensive eye care, and the company operates an on-site laboratory for prescription lens grinding.
Known for making professional 3D printing practical at production scale, Formlabs is a Somerville, Massachusetts-based company whose systems are used by manufacturers and dental professionals. The company reports that more than 130,000 printers have been sold and that its technology has produced over 500 million parts, including low-volume tooling and production components.
Since 1985, FORMost Graphic Communications has paired in-house digital printing with promotional branding and fulfillment services for businesses and government clients across the country and abroad. The privately held Gaithersburg company is especially distinctive for handling the full path from customized print and tax forms to online ordering, inventory management, and same-day pick-and-ship work. Its employees also organize year-round volunteer and fundraising efforts through the FORMost Gives Back program.
More than 60 years ago, Forms+Surfaces began as a design studio in the Santa Barbara area and has grown into a manufacturer with fabrication facilities in Phoenix, Pittsburgh, and Pune. It keeps design and manufacturing under one roof to create durable architectural products for public spaces, including customizable ViviChrome glass and site furniture.
Formscorp Print & Promotional is a woman-owned Toledo company that has grown from its roots in business forms into a commercial printer and promotional-products supplier serving organizations for more than 40 years. Its work spans custom business printing, branded apparel and promotional materials, with a dedicated team-store program and regional warehousing that help customers manage repeat orders and distribution. The company also brings more than 30 years of experience serving healthcare organizations, from small medical offices to major teaching hospitals.
Founded in Akron in 1970, Formtech Enterprises makes custom plastic profile extrusions for OEMs, developing each profile to suit a customer’s product rather than selling stock parts. With manufacturing plants near Athens, Georgia, and Erie, Pennsylvania, the company also produces the patented Truline® seawall and retaining-wall system—the only manufacturer of its modular parts. Formtech marked its 55th anniversary in 2025 and became a member company of Pro-Flex LLC that year.
Formtek, Inc. is a group of long-established manufacturing brands that designs, builds, and services machinery and integrated systems for metal forming and fabrication. Its history traces to MESTEK’s 1964 acquisition of Peterson Roll Feed Company, and the group now combines its brands’ technology and manufacturing capacity to produce systems for manufacturers working with sheet metal and coil stock.
A father-and-son pharmacist team gave Formula 2 Skin Care its start in Delaware in 1988, when Mark and Sam Isabella refined a cream first made for a local pharmacy customer. The family’s product, now made near Daytona Beach, Florida, is used by people and health-care providers seeking relief for severely dry or irritated skin.
Founded by registered dietitian and food biochemist Crystal Webber, Formulation Innovations Group develops and manufactures proprietary low-sugar, plant-based gummy supplements for nutritional brands and contract manufacturers. Backed by 20 years of scientific research and development, FIG combines custom formulation and GMP-certified production with ingredient systems designed to keep gummy manufacturing consistent as products scale. Webber’s experience includes developing more than 130 products for U.S. and global retail markets, with a particular focus on fortified gummies.
Founded by Joe Forney in 1916, Forney LP manufactures construction materials testing machines and equipment from its facility near Zelienople, Pennsylvania. The company’s signature Forney Concrete Testing Machine began as a smaller, more affordable alternative to large laboratory compression machines and helped establish its international presence. Today, Forney also pairs its testing machines with ForneyVault software and provides technical support and field service for testing operations worldwide.
Third-generation and family-owned, Forre Sports Accessories has more than 60 years of experience as a Midwest manufacturer serving brands in the sports and wellness markets. The company supports products from development through packaging, with U.S.-based production, FDA registration, and certification for cosmetic manufacturing.
Since 1979, Forrest Machine Products has built its reputation in Lexington, Ohio, by making precise, reliable components that arrive on specification. Its 50,000-square-foot shop now operates as part of Goyal Industries, bringing Forrest’s established machining team and quality system into a larger manufacturing family. The ISO 9001:2015-certified company serves manufacturers whose work depends on dependable production parts.
Forrest Steel Corporation fabricates structural steel and miscellaneous metals from its Baldwin Road location in Pittsburgh. Incorporated in 1966, the company traces its origins to the Forrest Ornamental Iron Company, established in 1957, and reports serving contractors with fabrication work since then. It specializes in smaller-scale projects and supplies steel to commercial and residential builders.
Forrest Tool Company makes compact, heavy-duty tools for demanding outdoor and vehicle work, including the MAX® multipurpose toolkit and the power-free Slugger recovery wrench. Based in Durango, Colorado, the company manufactures the MAX® in the USA to ANSI industry and government workmanship standards, and the toolkit is standard equipment on Army Light Tactical Vehicles. Its products are designed to stay portable and ready for camping, hunting, off-roading and field repairs.
Founded in 2011, Forsee Power designs, manufactures and integrates smart, modular battery systems for commercial and industrial electric mobility. Its batteries power everything from buses and rail vehicles to off-highway equipment and light electric vehicles, backed by 21 years of battery-business experience and five manufacturing facilities across three continents. The company has equipped more than 5,200 heavy vehicles and 150,000 light vehicles, with North American manufacturing presence in Ohio.
Family-owned and operated since 1905, Fort Orange Press produces and manages secure print communications and mailing programs from its Albany, New York, facility. The second-generation company is particularly known for election work, including ballot printing and mailing with closed-loop chain-of-custody controls, while also serving organizations across the country. Fort Orange Press is a proud union shop and has held G7 Master Qualified status since 2012, SOC 2 Type II compliance, and Forest Stewardship Council certification since 2010.
Fort Recovery Industries grew from a Fort Recovery, Ohio, stirrup maker founded in 1895 into a global metal-casting company. George G. Jetter purchased the factory in 1945, and the company later developed its current integrated operation serving more than 180 customers worldwide. Today, it makes aluminum and zinc die castings, shipping more than 55 million components annually.
Born from founder Samuel Reeves’s decade of landmine-clearance work, FORT Robotics was established in 2018 to address the safety gap in real-world autonomy. The Philadelphia company develops the Trust Layer, helping robot builders and operators keep autonomous machines under reliable human oversight as they move into workplaces shared with people. FORT says its technology is used by more than 600 customers and 19,000 devices worldwide.