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Framesi Professional is the salon-focused U.S. arm of Framesi Milan, created for licensed hairdressers rather than retail chains or discount beauty outlets. Its professional hair products are supported by one-on-one education, technical assistance, and a FAST program built around quicker salon color services.
Founded in 2002 by Jim Hartke and Chris Hill, Rochester-based Framing Tech manufactures modular T-slot aluminum framing systems and takes projects from SolidWorks design through machining, assembly, and installation. Unlike a distributor or rep firm, it keeps engineering and production under one roof, supplying everything from raw material and kits to completed industrial systems. The company’s inch- and metric-compatible profiles serve manufacturers, machine builders, automation teams, and DIY customers across North America.
Founded in 2007, Francelab is a beauty-development agency that turns brand ideas into finished products, combining creative direction with formulation, packaging development, manufacturing and delivery. A subsidiary of the Marie Claire Group, it works from Paris, New York and Shanghai and offers clients a modular path from concept to market. The company reports more than 20 years of expertise, over 2,000 products launched and more than 2 million products manufactured annually.
Francesco’s Italian-American Bakery has been baking handcrafted Italian-American pastries, custom cakes, breads and other traditional favorites in Hicksville for more than 40 years. Its signature Napolitano bread is hand-shaped, slow-proofed and baked on the stone deck of a brick oven, while its cake team creates made-to-order designs for weddings, religious celebrations and other milestones. The bakery serves Long Island daily and ships selected specialties nationwide.
Francis Enterprises, Inc. is a family-owned West Virginia manufacturer and repair business serving the coal mining industry, with roots dating to 1961 and the Francis Enterprises name established in 1984. The company produces and rebuilds underground mining equipment, and also provides custom structural fabrication from its Westover facilities.
Francis Industries LLC is identified in the submitted source context as a family-owned plastic injection molder. The website lists its location and contact information but does not provide additional product, market, or capability details.
Francis Latovich Machine Shop is a manufacturing facility providing high-quality industrial machining services, including CNC turning, milling, fabrication, 3D printing, and powder coating. They operate a 10,000 square foot plant and serve as a true job shop for single-piece to high-volume runs.
Francis Lofts & Bunks grew from a family aluminum-fabrication tradition into a manufacturer of custom-built loft and bunk beds for adults. Founded by Ryan and Patrick Francis after Ryan needed a stronger, more grown-up way to reclaim space in a small apartment, the company now handcrafts its beds to order at an Ohio factory using American-sourced materials. Its metal frames are third-party stress tested for loads up to 2,000 pounds per sleeping platform, while its newer solid-wood loft beds bring the same heavy-duty approach to a different material.
Francis Manufacturing Company is a family-owned aluminum sand foundry in Russia, Ohio, established in 1946 by Thomas V. Francis. Its 204,000-square-foot foundry produces aluminum castings for customers across the United States, with casting weights ranging from fractions of an ounce to several hundred pounds; its production capacity spans small orders through runs of thousands per week.
Since Francis Nowalk founded it in 1948, the Francis Nowalk Company has remained a distinctly Pittsburgh lighting firm known for the craftsmanship illuminating landmarks such as Heinz Hall. Today, it serves both landmark projects and homeowners seeking careful lighting repair, preserving a local tradition that began when Nowalk started hanging chandeliers at age 14.
Founded in 1952 by David E. Franco and his three sons, Franco Manufacturing creates home products featuring licensed characters and brands, with children’s and teen bedding at the heart of its business. Now in its third generation, the family company continues to develop designs for bedrooms and other living spaces, drawing on product experts and skilled artisans to turn familiar characters into practical home décor. Franco operates three corporate showrooms, two corporate offices and an overseas office.
Family owned and operated in South Philadelphia, Frangelli’s Bakery traces its roots to Joseph Frangelli’s original 1947 shop. The bakery preserves its neighborhood tradition by hand-cutting and pumping each doughnut to order, while its South Philly Franolli—created in 2015—has brought the bakery attention from food publications and television shows.
With more than a century of manufacturing expertise, Frank B. Clayton’s Sons Inc. turns customer designs into laser-cut and fabricated metal parts at its Philadelphia job shop. The company combines CAD-driven design translation with automated quoting and a lean production approach aimed at fast turnaround. Its work spans precision forming and fabrication, including complex curved profiles made through rolling and bump forming.
Since 1983, Frank B. Rhodes has made and restored traditional American furniture in Chestertown, pairing reproduction work with careful conservation of historic pieces. Rhodes’s approach was shaped by summers immersed in the early American collection of his grandparents, Col. Edgar William and Bernice Chrysler Garbisch, whose 2,600-piece collection is now held in part by the National Gallery of Art. The shop also takes on unusual objects, from tall-case clocks to carousel horses, while preserving original materials and finishes whenever possible.
Frank Electric Services, Inc. has worked from Puerto Rico since 1978, when founder and president Frank Rodriguez established the company with an emphasis on satisfied clients and well-trained personnel. The Ponce-based, family-type operation is known for supporting demanding industrial sites, including pharmaceutical and petrochemical facilities, throughout Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands. Its work centers on electrical installation and maintenance for commercial and industrial customers.
Frank Fratto Inc is a manufacturer in the tobacco industry.
Frank Murken Products, in business since 1963, fabricates custom gaskets and hose assemblies while supplying fluid-connection and industrial products from Schenectady, New York. Its Parker Store counter service and engineered gasket and fluid-power solutions support demanding markets including aerospace, energy and chemical processing. The company is registered to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016 and now operates within a seven-location ParkerStore network spanning New York and Massachusetts.
Frank Ralphs specializes in custom composite panels and complex assemblies for transportation and industrial applications, with capabilities that include curved and molded panels machined up to 8 by 20 feet. Its work ranges from lightweight air ducts supplied to the railcar industry to simulator panels, while its design team develops assemblies around customers’ specifications. The company has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 1997 and currently holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Started in 1933 during the Great Depression, family-owned Frank Thomas Sawmill continues to serve Fallston with locally sold green and kiln-dried lumber. The sawmill also custom-mills customers’ logs up to 24 inches in diameter and 20 feet long, with limited millwork available for woodworking and building projects. Its small-business character extends beyond lumber: the company also sells seasonal honey from its own bees.
Founded in 1970 by Frank Brinkmann, Frank’s Glass is a family-owned Fairfield business providing glass repair, replacement, fabrication and installation for vehicles, homes and commercial properties. What began as a three-man operation has grown to more than 20 employees, while ownership passed to Frank’s sons in 1994 and Dan Brinkmann now operates the glass division. The company has served the Greater Cincinnati Tri-State area for more than 50 years, including through custom residential work and commercial projects of every size.