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Family-owned since 1988, Grinding Specialists Inc. provides centerless grinding services for manufacturers from its Westland, Michigan operation. The company brings more than 72 years of combined grinding experience to high-volume work, with capabilities for tight tolerances as small as 0.0002 inch and optional 100% inspection. GSI has maintained ISO certification since 2004 and currently follows ISO 9001:2015.
Grintech Group is a Pennsylvania-based engineering and consulting group known for connecting U.S. customers with manufacturing resources in the United States and India. Its “Made in USA” and “Assemble in USA” initiative supports domestic production while drawing on the group’s experience across several international manufacturing markets. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Grip Boost began in 2012 when University of Maryland chemical-engineering PhDs teamed with former Terps and Baltimore Ravens tight end Matt Furstenburg to develop a gel that restores football gloves’ tackiness. The company now makes science-backed grip equipment for football, baseball, and golf, including its University of Maryland-developed glove gel and Boost Plus gloves. Its team combines sports experience with chemical-engineering expertise, and the company’s gloves meet SFIA specifications for NFHS, NOCSAE, and NCAA play.
Since 2009, Grip Power Pads has built its identity around a Doctor of Physical Therapy’s solution to the blisters, calluses, sweat, and poor grip he encountered during intense workouts. The Brooklyn company develops compact anti-slip lifting gear for people who want hand protection without the bulk of traditional gloves, including fitness users and people with grip problems. Its patented designs are sold worldwide.
Grip Systems is known for rethinking the manual work of pallet wrapping around operator safety and measurable efficiency. The company develops ergonomic film applicators for businesses securing pallet loads, with testing through its Performance Lab to help reduce unnecessary film use.
Grip-Flex Corporation grew from William J. Lowney’s early-1950s patented military boot band into a Philadelphia manufacturer of uniform braid and cord accessories. The family business makes its products in America, developing braided trimmings and uniform accessories under one roof so colors match across a finished uniform. With more than 50 years in the trade, it serves military, public-safety, performance and institutional customers with made-to-specification work.
GRIP-FLEX, manufactured by Ameriseal of Ohio in Smithville, makes FAA P-629-compliant pavement rehabilitation surfacing for airport runways, taxiways and aprons. Its materials are used by more than 400 airports nationwide and are tested for environmental safety, fuel resistance and durability, with the company offering free test patches to demonstrate performance on existing pavement. The product is proudly made in the USA.
Born from three childhood friends’ refusal to wear conventional gym gloves, GRIPAD USA LLC develops patented lifting grips and fitness accessories designed to protect the hands while preserving a natural grip. The founders first made a prototype from a neoprene wetsuit in 2003 and formed the American company in January 2008; GRIPAD products now reach more than 35 countries. Its open, minimal-coverage design remains the signature idea behind the brand, which also partners with the National Breast Cancer Foundation.
Founded by Angelo Grippo in Cincinnati in 1919 as the Grippo's Cone Company, Grippo's began by manufacturing rolled sugar cones. The company later added pretzels and potato chips, and says it continues to bring snack foods to market, including its Bar-B-Q-spiced beef jerky.
GRIPZ grew from Sherwood’s effort to help Lynn continue painting despite hand osteoarthritis. The Silver Spring company now makes Sher-Hold grip attachments for people whose hand discomfort makes everyday activities or creative work difficult.
Established in 1949, Griswold Products is a long-standing Moosup, Connecticut manufacturer known for working closely with customers on difficult rubber-material requirements. Now part of Mechanical Rubber, the company continues producing customized cellular rubber for applications where cushioning or sealing performance matters, including a die-ejection line with nearly five decades of use.
Grit Printing is a family-owned Montoursville commercial printer that produces printed materials and handles direct mail, carrying on a name that began with a Williamsport newspaper in 1882. Today, the company serves both local and metropolitan customers as a trade printer, with G7-qualified color management and an employee-led emphasis on training and quality control. Grit is also certified as woman-owned through WBENC.
Founded by Heather and Mike in 2019, Fairport-based GRITWORX Designs LLC creates handcrafted hardwood furniture, home décor and personalized wood pieces using CNC milling and laser engraving. The husband-and-wife team combines carpentry and graphic-design skills, selecting each board by hand and turning it into work ranging from custom furniture to Finger Lakes and Erie Canal map art. Their made-to-order work brings a distinctly personal touch to Rochester-area homes and gifts.
From its headquarters in Mindelheim, GROB-WERKE GmbH & Co. KG designs and builds production and automation systems, including universal machining centers for milling and mill-turn work. The family-managed company was established in 1921 and now operates a 210,800-square-meter production site in Mindelheim alongside plants and subsidiaries worldwide. Its manufacturing reach also extends into electromobility, where GROB supplies production technology for e-motors and batteries.
Built from the 1927 founding of BEKA and the 1971 launch of Groeneveld, Groeneveld-BEKA manufactures automatic lubrication, lubricant and fluid-management systems for working equipment. Now part of The Timken Company, the business develops and produces its systems in-house, with operations spanning 58 countries and development centres in the Netherlands, Italy and Germany. Its production facilities are certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001.
Founded by three industry experts, York, Pennsylvania-based GroffJulius provides turnkey design-build general contracting for agricultural and food-processing capital projects across the Mid-Atlantic. The company is particularly experienced in commercial grain storage and handling, taking projects from facility modeling and engineering through construction, equipment integration, and commissioning. Its completed work includes Pennsylvania’s largest grain bin and a soybean-processing dryer upgrade in Newchester.
Groll Ornamental Iron Works is a Pittsburgh metal-fabrication business founded in 1932 by blacksmith John Groll, who came to the city after earning a master certificate in blacksmithing in Germany. Now in its fourth generation of family ownership, the company primarily fabricates custom ornamental metalwork for homes in the Pittsburgh area.
Known for bringing custom foot support out of the clinic and into ordinary footwear, Groov creates made-to-order insoles for people seeking greater comfort during everyday activity or sport. Its ShapeSense system uses an iPhone scan to map each customer’s feet, then produces a personalized pair without a foam-box appointment; the company says its insoles are used by professional athletes and developed with input from podiatric surgeons.
Two sisters and best friends run Groovy Coffee, a female-founded family business built around a decade-long search for a bold, smooth cup that never tastes burnt. Its signature touch is cinnamon roasted directly into Colombian Supremo beans, with the finished coffee packed in reusable, plastic-free tins and offered to wholesale partners.
Grosfillex is a North American operation of a company originally founded in France as a family-owned business specializing in tool handles; its U.S. headquarters are in Robesonia, Pennsylvania. It has designed and manufactured resin products for decades, and says it has crafted high-quality resin products in the United States for over 50 years. Its commercial furniture division, established in 1984, serves foodservice, hospitality, and other professional markets.