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Started in 1980 in founder Paul Fronhofer’s basement, Fronhofer Tool Company now operates three Argyle, New York shops that machine and fabricate parts ranging from small locking pins to 100,000-pound assemblies. The third-generation Fronhofer business works from a 60,000-square-foot facility with about 35 employees, and is particularly equipped for large-scale turning, milling and fabrication. Its work has included pulp-and-paper machinery, craft-brewing systems and unusual projects such as amusement-park equipment and a 150-ton steel cradle.
Founded in 2009 around the idea that flame-resistant workwear should feel like everyday clothing, Front Line Fabrics manufactures inherently flame-resistant knit and woven fabrics in Pennsylvania. The company runs a fully domestic production chain—from yarn spinning through dyeing, testing, and finishing—and develops lightweight, breathable fabrics such as LayerOne and Tattersall with a soft hand and durable performance. Its fabrics are independently tested to ASTM standards, with applicable styles certified by UL for NFPA 2112 requirements.
4FRONT Solutions is a full-service EMS provider with manufacturing locations in Erie, PA and DeLand, FL, focusing on value-add services for customers with high-reliability product requirements in Aerospace, Communications, Defense, Industrial, and Transportation markets. Core capabilities include PCB Assembly and test, Cable Assembly and Test, and Mechanical/System Level Assembly and Test.
Frontenac Crystal Springs bottles spring water at its source in Clayton, along New York’s St. Lawrence River, and delivers it to homes and offices across seven Upstate and Central New York counties. The family-owned and operated company also creates private-label bottled water, with custom label design for businesses and organizations. Frontenac traces the spring’s appeal to the island millionaires of the early 1900s, while its management team brings a combined 52 years in the bottled-water industry and conducts daily onsite testing.
Founded by Jim and Carol Doolittle in 1978 on a former fruit-growing property overlooking Cayuga Lake, Frontenac Point Vineyard & Estate Winery grows its own grapes and makes small-batch Finger Lakes wines. The Doolittles handle the work from planting and hand-picking through winemaking, bottling, and presentation, with son Lawrence continuing the family business as its second generation. Licensed as New York’s farm winery No. 44 in 1982, Frontenac Point is especially distinctive for wines made entirely from grapes grown on its Cayuga Lake estate.
For more than six decades, Frontgrade Technologies has built the analog, radiation-hardened and high-reliability electronics that connect sensing to action in aerospace, defense and medical systems. Its work spans the signal chain from aperture to digital conversion, with manufacturing that includes advanced microelectronics packaging and highly automated assembly. Frontgrade says its solutions have supported every crewed spaceflight since Apollo 11, and its Colorado Springs operation includes a 5,100-square-foot Class 1000 cleanroom and DMEA Category 1A Trusted facility.
Frontida BioPharm is a Minority-Owned Contract Development & Manufacturing Organization (CDMO) that collaborates with clients to bring new and improved pharmaceutical products to market. The company specializes in GMP commercial manufacturing of oral solid dosages, oral liquids, suspensions, and DEA-controlled products.
For more than 60 years, Frontier Galvanizing has protected fabricated steel from corrosion with hot-dip galvanizing at its Buffalo, New York, facility. Its work includes major infrastructure projects such as the Peace Bridge renovation and the Mario M. Cuomo Bridge, where it galvanized more than 3 million pounds of steel over five years. Frontier serves projects across North America and also offers alternatives to plating and powder coating.
Established in 1985, Frontier Packaging is a Seattle-area company known for its specialized knowledge of the seafood industry. It supplies packaging materials to seafood businesses across the Pacific Northwest, Alaska and beyond, keeping nearly 100,000 square feet of inventory on hand to support their shipping needs.
Frontier Pharmaceutical develops chlorine-dioxide personal-care and professional products through its proprietary DioxiCare system, which makes the difficult-to-handle gas available in shelf-stable formulas for uses such as oral, skin, nasal and veterinary care. Founded in 1993 by Howard Alliger, the company grew from his 1970s work adapting chlorine dioxide for practical small-scale and topical use, including a patented skin application in 1978. Howard’s daughter, Valerie Alliger-Bograd, joined in 1995 and continues to run the company, carrying forward the family’s focus on chlorine-dioxide technology.
A third-generation, family-owned business, Frontier Signs & Displays has carried the Wuestefeld name since Lloyd Wuestefeld founded it in 1945. The company is especially known across the Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana tri-state area for helping homebuilders create a consistent visual identity for their communities, from entry points through individual homes. Its work has expanded from the founder’s department-store window displays to custom signage and exhibits supported by in-house design and installation.
Founded in 1984 by Treva and the late Edward Janzow, Xenia-based Frontier Technology Corporation designs and manufactures californium-252 neutron sources for nuclear, industrial, defense, and research applications. The company also builds radioactive-material shipping containers and custom neutron shielding in-house, pairing more than 40 years of specialized experience with expertise in radioactive-material logistics. Frontier is licensed by the Ohio Department of Health, ships to more than 200 countries, and operates under standards including 10 CFR 50 Appendix B and ISO 2919.
Frontier Therapeutics Inc. develops pressure-injury prevention and patient-repositioning solutions for hospitals, home care, and the people who support patients at home. The U.S. company, established in 2018 as part of Frontier Medical Group, builds on a group heritage that began in 1966 as a small plastics moulding factory in South Wales. Its Repose reactive-air support surfaces and Toto automatic lateral turning system are designed to redistribute pressure while reducing the physical burden of manual patient turning.
Law-enforcement-owned and operated Frontline Coins USA creates custom challenge coins and badges that honor service, support fundraisers, and mark achievements. The company turns sketches, logos, or simple ideas into finished designs through unlimited free revisions, with no mold fees and fast production. Its firsthand understanding of insignia and department details is especially evident in its work for police, fire, EMS, and security organizations.
Frontline Fall Protection designs and manufactures fall-protection equipment for demanding work at height, with products developed and tested to meet or exceed OSHA and ANSI standards. Its Miami and Pennsylvania facilities also support hands-on safety training and product testing, giving the company an unusually direct connection to the workers and conditions its equipment is built to protect. Frontline also develops specialized solutions such as its oil- and grease-resistant Derrick Line for oil and gas environments.
Founded in John Palazzo’s garage outside Cleveland in 2000, Frontline International designs and manufactures cooking-oil management systems for commercial kitchens. Its U.S.-made equipment automates fresh-oil dispensing and used-oil handling while helping operators monitor oil quality, reduce kitchen hazards, and keep fryer stations cleaner. The Cuyahoga Falls manufacturer now has more than 33,000 installations across six continents and holds more than 25 patents, including three Kitchen Innovations Awards.
Frost Gear Sports makes cold-weather performance gear for baseball and softball, a focus born from its founders’ determination to keep freezing temperatures from changing how athletes play. The company developed baseball’s first cold-weather throwing glove and builds its line around specialized gloves and apparel that help players train and compete through cold, wet conditions. Its cold-weather batting gloves are used by more than 100 professional athletes, while the company also serves players at youth, collegiate, and professional levels.
FrostRidgeMapleFarm is a food and beverage manufacturing company operating in the maple syrup industry.
Born from a mother-daughter invention in 1889, Frownies makes its signature facial patches along with complementary skincare designed to smooth and care for expression-prone skin. The woman-owned company remains in its fifth generation, and its Dayton, Ohio team handcrafts small batches of products such as its Bulgarian rose hydrosol spray. Frownies’ original patches use a water-activated adhesive that hardens to hold skin relaxed and flat, a distinctive approach the brand says predates injectable wrinkle treatments.
In Lido Beach, Frozen Cow Ices & Cream makes fresh ice cream and ices, with pickup and delivery available for its rotating selection of flavors. The shop also prepares custom flavors and treats, alongside ice cream cakes, handmade ice cream sandwiches, and other dessert offerings.