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Frazier Industrial Company manufactures structural-steel pallet racking and warehouse storage systems, a business it says began in 1949. It operates ten manufacturing facilities across the United States, Canada, and Mexico and supplies custom-designed racking for warehouses and automated storage applications.
Founded in 1971, Frazier Machine & Production is a Perrysburg precision-machining company known for the flexibility to handle both one-off prototypes and recurring production work. Glassmaking is its largest market, while its experienced machinists serve customers across several industrial fields. ISO 9001:2015 certification reflects the company’s emphasis on consistent quality.
Celebrating more than a century in the glass industry, Frazier-Simplex designs and manufactures furnace equipment and batch chargers while providing engineering support for glass production worldwide. Its Washington, Pennsylvania, machine company builds much of that equipment in-house and also handles custom fabrication and heavy-equipment repair for regional industries. The company pioneered blanket batch charging in the 1940s, and some chargers installed in the 1960s remain in service.
Frazina’s Custom Prints in Parma Heights turns customer artwork and ideas into personalized printed apparel, promotional goods, signs and décor. Its process transfers images onto surfaces ranging from fabric and garments to mugs, bags and canvas, with design assistance available from concept through finished product. The shop also handles direct mailing and fulfillment services for organizations and small businesses.
Since Fred Brosnahan opened its first shop in 1968, FRB Machine has grown into a family-owned CNC job shop in Emlenton, Pennsylvania, making precision-machined components and providing metalworking services. The company remains in Brosnahan family hands, with Fred’s grandsons Jason and Matt now leading the next generation from a roughly 9,000-square-foot shop. FRB has served the steel-making industry for more than 50 years while pairing hands-on machining experience with modern CNC equipment.
With a grape farm in the family for more than 90 years, Freas Farm Winery has been making farm-to-glass wines, meads, port-style wines and small-batch ciders in Berwick since 2014. The family-owned, sustainably operated PA Preferred winery uses Pennsylvania-grown grapes and apples, and its on-site Study speakeasy gives the farm a distinctly Prohibition-era gathering place.
Born from a kitchen-table invention called the “Bug Stopper” in 1960, Frecon INC. has grown into a Hamilton, Ohio, CNC machining and fabrication shop that takes parts from design through production. The company traces its formal start to 1965 and built an early reputation supplying mosaic tile dies before shifting into refractory-brick work and, later, comprehensive CNC manufacturing. Its full-service approach keeps machining, fabrication, finishing and assembly under one roof, with capabilities that include engineering support and Kanban inventory programs.
Founded in Montreal in 1990, Fred David built its reputation as a high-volume supplier of women’s woven blouses before expanding into a broader apparel partner for retailers. Today, the company helps retailers bring private-label clothing from concept to market, supported by more than 30 years in the industry and annual shipments exceeding 20 million garments.
Fred J. Miller Inc. designs and produces marching band uniforms and performance wear for pageantry groups. Its offerings include Cesario marching band uniforms, Power-Flex performance wear, stretch wear, formal wear, headwear, footwear, gloves, colorguard flags and equipment, uniform accessories, and field equipment.
Founded in 1979 by textile trader Fred Krieger, Fred Krieger Fabrics is a three-generation family-run supplier of flame-rated fabrics for theaters and healthcare facilities. Its stage velours and hospital cubicle fabrics are sold by the yard, bolt, or cut to project dimensions, with NFPA 701 documentation and made-up panels available. A well-stocked warehouse provides zero-day lead times on many fabrics.
Serving the community since 1987, Fred Martin Computers repairs and upgrades desktop and laptop computers while also building custom PCs and providing remote support. Its certified technicians handle hardware, software, and data-recovery needs with a personal, customer-focused approach.
Founded in Newark in 1937 as a mirror re-silvering shop, Fred Silver & Co. now makes convex and dome-shaped safety and security mirrors for visibility in settings such as warehouses, retail aisles, and traffic areas. The company expanded its mirror work into acrylic products and, after acquiring Ketcham Company in 1992, also operates a medicine-cabinet business. Fred Silver remains active under the Silver family, with Andrea Silver Schlossberg and Martin Schlossberg continuing the company after Fred Silver’s passing in 1989.
Fred’s Tents and Canopies manufactures commercial and industrial tents, and has been doing so for more than 35 years. Founded by Fred and Linda Tracy after Fred began making tents for himself and fellow craft-fair artisans, the company grew from a garage operation to an 87,000-square-foot facility in Waterford, New York. It is known for custom tent manufacturing and its Stillwater sectional sailcloth tent line.
Freddy Hill Farms is a family-owned dairy store and fun center in Lansdale, PA, that processes and packages milk, makes homemade ice cream, and produces ice cream cakes. It also operates a family fun center with mini golf, batting cages, and a driving range.
Operating under ICI since it purchased Frederick Cowan Co.’s assets in 2016, Frederick Cowan Products by ICI carries forward more than six decades of industrial ignition experience. The company is known for its patented CoronaArc technology, developed for dependable burner ignition in high-temperature conditions, and builds customized systems for industrial facilities and marine applications.
Family-owned and operated by Wayne and Karen Hausler, Frederick Glass Shop has served Frederick and surrounding areas since 1961 with custom glass, mirrors, and shower enclosures. The shop handles installation, repair, and replacement work for homes and businesses, including custom frameless shower doors and shaped glass. Its service is delivered at customers’ homes or businesses by an experienced local staff.
Frederick Lumber Company is a Frederick, Maryland lumber shop where woodworkers can select their own boards and have them milled for a project. Proprietor Neil Gager, who was born and raised in South Africa, moved the business from Gaithersburg to Frederick in 2006 and later made the city his permanent home. The shop’s work can be seen in customer projects ranging from live-edge tables to finely crafted boxes.
Since 1969, Fredon Corporation has been a second-generation, woman-run and veteran-owned family business making precision-machined parts and assemblies in Mentor, Ohio. Its 100,000-square-foot facility and 90-plus employees are set up for prototype work and the difficult, close-tolerance projects other shops may avoid. Fredon also helps build the region’s manufacturing workforce through the Alliance for Working Together, founded by its CEO, Roger Sustar.
Known for pioneering laser-driven chemical vapor deposition, Free Form Fibers is a privately held materials company based in Saratoga Springs, New York. It uses that process to make high-performance ceramic fibers for demanding customers in fields such as aerospace and energy, and recently doubled the footprint of its production facility.
Cleveland-based Free Period Press turns research about living well into bright, playful paper goods that help people slow down, unplug and care for themselves. Founded by Lora to address her own overachieving, productivity-focused habits, the company creates friendly tools for reflection, creative downtime and grounded routines, including its made-in-Cleveland Habit Tracker Calendar. Free Period Press also works with independent artists and designers to bring its screen-free products to life.