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Since 1969, Frozen Specialties Inc. has made frozen pizzas and pizza bites in Archbold, Ohio, largely for grocery-store private labels and co-packing customers. Its high-speed facility produces nearly one in ten frozen pizzas, while serving retailers across North America, Puerto Rico and the Caribbean. The USDA-inspected plant has been organically certified since 2014 and holds Safe Quality Food certification.
FRP Architectural Doors, Inc. builds custom commercial entrance systems, specializing in fiberglass-reinforced plastic doors and fabricated aluminum frames for demanding facilities. Its Bensalem operation uses lean fabrication systems to ship accurately prepared assemblies ready for installation, including doors designed for corrosive environments and school entrances. FRP-faced doors carry GREENGUARD Gold certification, adding a documented low-emissions credential to the company’s heavy-duty architectural work.
Fruehauf Mfg. Company, Inc. provides manufacturing and industrial services from locations in Western Pennsylvania, including custom flange production and precision machining. The company describes producing prototype and production parts to customer specifications, with capabilities for both one-off work and higher-volume orders.
Founded in Zanesville in 1948 as a sheet-metal contractor, FruhQuip now handles industrial construction, custom fabrication, plant maintenance, rigging and machinery moving for clients across central and southeast Ohio. Its in-house engineering and fabrication work supports demanding projects, while certified crane operators and equipment ranging from 3.5 to 50 tons add lift capability. The company emphasizes an owner present on every job and a safety program built around site-specific training and OSHA compliance.
Fruit Riot makes freshly frozen fruit with a candy coating, turning frozen grapes, mango and other fruit into a colorful freezer-aisle treat. Its lineup includes sour and spicy flavors, with no synthetic colors and 40–60 calories per serving; the products are also kosher and gluten-free.
Fry Communications began in 1934 as a small family publisher of a weekly shopping guide and remains privately held and family-owned today. Based in Mechanicsburg, the company has grown into a large-scale printer serving publishers, marketers, and government customers, with a 1.3-million-square-foot campus and about 700 employees.
Fry Foods, Inc. is a family-owned food manufacturer producing battered and breaded frozen appetizers, including onion, cheese, jalapeño, mushroom, zucchini, pickle, cauliflower, broccoli, corn, macaroni-and-cheese, and ravioli products. It sells nationally to foodservice companies and retailers and ships worldwide.
Founded in 1982 by Larry Fryer, Fryer Machine Systems designs and builds CNC machine tools at its Patterson, New York facility. The family-owned company began manufacturing its own machines in 1994 and now produces more than 50 models, including custom-configured equipment built to order for manufacturers across a range of industries. Fryer supports its machines with factory training, technical service, and a stocked parts operation.
Since 1962, FS-Elliott has engineered and manufactured oil-free centrifugal air and gas compressors from its Export, Pennsylvania headquarters. Its two local facilities span more than 200,000 square feet, while the company supports customers through operations in over 90 countries and a global service network. FS-Elliott’s compressors are certified to ISO 8573-1 Class 0 and serve demanding applications from industrial manufacturing to air separation and petrochemicals.
Based in Southampton, Pennsylvania, FSI Industries supplies air and liquid filtration products and supports them with filter change-outs, facility assessments, and consulting. The company serves settings ranging from medical and pharmaceutical facilities to schools and industrial operations, with solutions that include custom-size filters and energy-efficiency analysis. Its focus is on helping customers reduce operating costs while keeping filtration programs practical and easy to manage.
FSIP Electronics provides electronics manufacturing and remanufacturing services, alongside electronic products and design support for electric- and gas-powered vehicles and industrial equipment. Its manufacturing work ranges from prototyping to production and includes custom assemblies; the company also rebuilds electronic components to like-new functionality. The site identifies ISO 9001:2015 certification and lists its headquarters in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
Since its founding in 1998, FSTI has built a regional service network around round-the-clock support and company-owned transportation. The company serves oil and gas operators with hydrochloric acid delivery, while also supporting customers in water treatment and chemical processing.
Founded in 2019 by chemical engineer Richard Furman and electrical engineer Zachary Thomas, FT Energy Controls develops HVAC equipment and control systems for more efficient delivery of heating, cooling, and fresh air. Its chilled-water system has earned three U.S. patents, with 14 additional U.S. and foreign patents pending, and independent engineering evaluations report energy and capital-cost savings compared with conventional systems. The company’s technology is designed to operate on renewable energy while reducing building emissions.
Founded in 1995, FT Future Technologies S.r.l. designs and manufactures in-house equipment for vacuum handling and refrigerant charging in the refrigeration and HVAC industries. Based in Castel del Piano, Tuscany, the company combines line engineering, commissioning and technical support with highly customized solutions developed through ongoing research and development. Its quality management system is certified to UNI EN ISO 9001:2015, and its equipment operates around the clock worldwide.
Founded in 1994, FT Precision Inc. manufactures high-volume, micron-level precision automotive parts, with rocker arms identified as its signature product. The Fredericktown, Ohio operation combines production with integrated machining and assembly, and the company reports serving automotive and other specialized manufacturing needs as part of the Tanaka Group’s international network.
Established in 1976 as a tooling company, Willoughby’s FTM Engineering Group now designs and builds close-tolerance plastic injection molds while producing the precision molded parts they make. Its one-roof model links wire EDM machining, mold engineering, part development and production, with more than 100 years of combined experience behind the work. FTM holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and serves projects ranging from prototypes to high-volume production.
Founded in 2005, Fubei (Shanghai) Co., Ltd. develops and manufactures pet food for global brands through OEM and ODM partnerships. Headquartered in Shanghai, the company operates more than 10 subsidiaries, six FEDIAF-standard production bases and a 60-acre-plus pet science research center, with annual capacity exceeding 300,000 tonnes. Its Industry 4.0 manufacturing systems, in-house research and traceability-focused quality controls support more than 1,000 brand partners and over 10,000 launched SKUs.
FUCHS Group is an independent lubricant manufacturer producing fluids and greases that keep vehicles, machinery and industrial processes moving. Alongside its products, the company provides lubricant-management services that combine process expertise with digital monitoring and can extend to managing a customer’s full lubrication program. Its production plants operate under a global quality framework based on ISO 9001, with additional environmental, safety and energy standards used across much of the group.
Fuchs North America develops custom seasoning blends and supplies spices for food brands from its 215,000-square-foot headquarters and manufacturing facility in Hampstead, Maryland. Founded in North America as Baltimore Spice Company and part of the Fuchs Gruppe since 1990, the company combines in-house milling and sterilization with culinary, research and sensory teams that can match an existing flavor or develop a new one. Its North American operations also include a manufacturing facility in Grand Forks, North Dakota, while its global parent provides sourcing and trend insight.
Since 1973, Fuel Efficiency Inc. has built its identity around heat-transfer expertise, first becoming known for Brock “Fuel-Saver” Turbulators. Based in Clyde, New York, the company serves customers across the United States, Canada, and beyond with custom solutions for boilers and other heat-exchange equipment.