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From its Ohio base, Futrus develops and manufactures prefabricated solid-surface furniture, sinks, casework and headwalls for healthcare and commercial interiors. Its patented, seamless and lightweight construction methods are especially visible in its Corian® Healthwalls, which conceal services while providing bleach-cleanable surfaces intended to help reduce infection risks. Futrus works with architects, designers and end users to adapt these systems for demanding environments.
Future Finishes is a locally owned, owner-operated Hamilton, Ohio, plating shop focused on large-scale tin and copper finishing for industrial manufacturers. Its capabilities include plating copper and aluminum bus bars up to 14 feet long, along with rack and barrel work for demanding electrical and automotive components. The company includes certifications at no extra charge and emphasizes quick turnaround for regional production needs.
Family-owned since its incorporation on September 15, 1958, Future Foam grew from Charles Schneider’s furniture business into a foam manufacturer with more than 30 plants. The Council Bluffs company develops polyurethane foam formulations for customers whose products depend on comfort, with a long-standing emphasis on practical innovation and recycling.
Future Forged makes ergonomic rifle and crossbow grips, foregrips, and related accessories, with custom rifle builds and engineering projects available as well. Its Vektor and Halex designs focus on connecting the shooter to the firearm through carefully shaped geometry, micro-textures, and lightweight carbon-fiber-reinforced construction. The company says its products are made in the USA and backed by a fully transferable, unlimited lifetime “Forged 4ever” warranty.
Future PolyTech is a family-owned, privately held Ohio manufacturer that grew from a packaging brokerage into a production company after opening its extrusion plant in 2011. Founded by Tony Durieux, it is known for a close customer relationship and for helping packaging distributors and industrial laundry operators solve difficult film-performance problems. The company also provides technical support for the equipment its films are designed to run on.
Future-All, Inc. manufactures components for heavy industry, specifically steelmaking, coal mining, and material handling.
Born in Brooklyn, FutureBit LLC designs and builds compact Bitcoin miners, full-node computers, and related software for people running Bitcoin at home. Its Apollo line pairs mining hardware with dedicated node controllers and Apollo OS, while the company’s newer products use American-designed ASICs and are manufactured in the United States. FutureBit says its work grows from nearly a decade of engineering aimed at making Bitcoin infrastructure more accessible and decentralized.
A Baltimore-based maker education company since 2011, FutureMakers is known for bringing playful engineering into the learning lives of children and the educators who guide them. Its Sparks give PK–8 learners an individual project to build, keep, and revisit, while helping teachers lead hands-on lessons with confidence across classrooms and community programs.
Philadelphia’s Fuugs designs and hand-builds wooden furniture from urban trees the founders salvage, mill, dry, and craft themselves. Founded in 2016 by sculptors and life-and-business partners Greg Fuguet and Kristen Snow, the studio developed the Yarrow Collection around durable, artful forms that keep reclaimed wood out of the waste stream. Fuugs announced an indefinite hiatus and studio shutdown in January 2025, while retaining an interest in future design collaborations.
Fuyao Glass America manufactures automotive glass for original-equipment and aftermarket markets, continuing the U.S. operations of Fuyao Group, which began producing automotive and industrial glass in 1987. The company says it established its first U.S. manufacturing plant in 2015 and operates manufacturing facilities in Ohio, Illinois, and South Carolina. Its automotive glass is supplied to major vehicle manufacturers and aftermarket customers.
Fuyao Group’s Automotive Glass (ARG) business makes original-equipment-quality replacement glass for vehicles, alongside specialized glazing for construction, agricultural and other heavy equipment. The company describes itself as a large multinational focused on automotive safety glass, with more than 3,000 engineering-equipment glass products and a vertically integrated process for developing and scaling complex designs. Each replacement pane carries a unique traceability code, while its technology portfolio includes glass designed for HUD and ADAS camera systems.
From its Elyria shop, FWF Medical Products makes metal racks and carts that secure oxygen cylinders for medical and industrial delivery, storage, and everyday patient care. The company has manufactured metal products since 1942 and is distinctive for building custom vehicle racks to a customer’s measurements, including lockable latching doors, while also offering medical-grade lead sheet made in the USA.
Known for its vertically integrated approach, FXI develops and manufactures comfort technologies from its headquarters in Radnor, Pennsylvania. The company serves bedding and other manufacturers with engineered foam solutions, while its research-and-development work has produced more than 400 patents. Its 33-facility network across the United States and Mexico helps it reach 97% of U.S. customers within 48 hours.
Founded by scientist and global health leader Dr. Eddy Agbo, Baltimore-based Fyodor is known for developing a urine-based malaria test that avoids the need for a blood sample. The company designs its diagnostic for people in malaria-affected regions, where an affordable test that can be used at home may make diagnosis easier to access.
Fzata, Inc. is a Maryland biotechnology company founded by scientists whose research focuses on C. difficile infection and the gut’s immune response. The near-clinical-stage company develops oral biologic medicines for gastrointestinal and immune-related disease, using its BioPYM platform to deliver treatments directly in the gut. Its work has attracted more than $24 million in non-dilutive NIH funding.
With expertise dating to 1979, G & S Bar and Wire manufactures titanium and specialty-alloy wire and bar for demanding applications. The Wooster, Ohio company is particularly versed in titanium and supports customer-specific work with conversion services and in-house testing, while its 2018 integration into Fort Wayne Metals connects it to a broader medical-device materials organization. Its campus solar installation, added in 2012, uses 276 panels to power the office and reduce emissions.
From its Wadsworth, Ohio operation, G Force Performance Products makes performance hardware for engine swaps and vehicle conversions, with transmission crossmembers and its patent-pending lightweight steel Swap Block mock-up system at the center of the business. Founded by automotive enthusiasts, the company also produces fit-specific mounts, adapters and chassis parts, and says about 90% of its products are made in the USA. Its parts are designed around the practical headaches of a build, helping racers and builders check fitment and complete installations without cutting or welding where a bolt-in solution is available.
G-Forces MFG., a division of Derm/Buro, Inc., designs and manufactures technical sewn and welded products, including survival-critical tactical apparel for U.S. Air Force and Navy pilots. With more than 30 years of experience, the company handles custom cut-and-sew, assembly and contract manufacturing for customers worldwide. Its QPL facility is in Clearwater, Florida, with headquarters in Plainview, New York.
G FUEL began in 2012 with a vision centered on gamers, but grew into a broader community built around helping people perform through long days and demanding pursuits. The company is best known for its highly collaborative culture, developing limited releases with creators and entertainment worlds while making energy and hydration formulas for gamers and beyond.