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For more than 70 years, HAEMO-SOL INTERNATIONAL, LLC. has built its identity around dependable, residue-free cleaning for settings where “clean” is a serious requirement. From its beginnings in a one-room office overlooking the New York Public Library, the company has grown into an international supplier of aqueous specialty detergents used by customers in regulated and precision-focused workplaces.
Haemonetics is a global medical technology company that develops products and services intended to improve healthcare quality, effectiveness and efficiency. Founded in 1971, the company’s businesses focus on apheresis for plasma and blood collection and MedSurg technologies for blood management and interventional procedures. Its history includes the introduction of the Cell Saver system and plasma collection systems, alongside ongoing product development and customer support.
Hagan Design and Machine, Inc. began as an EDM job shop and has grown into an Epping-area turnkey manufacturer specializing in precision electrical-discharge machining and related CNC work. Its staff brings more than 75 years of combined EDM experience to complex, close-tolerance components, with particular strength in aerospace and aircraft-engine applications. The company operates eight EDM machines, including four-axis wire and RAM equipment, and inspects every component before delivery.
Since Theodore “Ted” Myers founded it in 1946, Hagerstown Block Company has remained a family business led by his children. From its Hagerstown yard, the second- and third-generation company serves the masonry trade across the Mid-Atlantic, with a long history of producing concrete masonry products for builders and public projects.
Family-owned and operated since 1969, Hagerstown Kitchens is a Western Maryland cabinetmaker known for handcrafted, all-wood custom cabinetry. Its work is made locally for homeowners furnishing spaces throughout the home, with close attention to detail built into each cabinet.
Since 1996, Hagerstown Metal Fabrication has built custom metalwork to customer specifications, from retro-engineered replacement parts to construction components and truck toolboxes. The Hagerstown shop operates from 17,000 square feet with a workforce split between craftsmen with more than 25 years of experience and journeymen, and two employees acquired the company’s assets in 2017. HMF also holds AWS D1.1 Structural welding certification and emphasizes scheduled delivery and long-term customer relationships.
Buffalo-based Hagner Industries makes precision-machined parts, fabricated metal components, and welded assemblies for projects ranging from small custom jobs to large-scale production. Its work spans oil and gas, mining, and defense contracts, with engineering support available to turn rough ideas or drawings into finished CAD designs and parts. Hagner is ISO 9001:2015 certified and holds ASME Section IX welding certification.
Founded in 1960 from William R. Hague’s three-person operation, Hague Quality Water International manufactures water-treatment systems in Groveport, Ohio, and exports them to more than 50 countries. The company designs and assembles its products in the United States, with its patented WaterMax® serving as its flagship compact system for softening and filtering household water. Hague supports its authorized dealer network with hands-on training and technical resources.
HAHN Automation Group designs and builds custom factory-automation equipment, from individual workstations to scalable automated production lines. Headquartered in Rheinböllen, Germany, it reports 1,200 employees and production sites across eight countries, supplying automation for Life Sciences, Mobility, and emerging transformation technologies. Its work spans equipment engineering and manufacture through commissioning and lifecycle support.
Hahn Machine LLC is a machining company, though its public profile provides few specifics about the parts or services it produces. The company describes its production approach in terms of technology, quality control, and material selection.
Founded in Cleveland in 1916 by journeyman machinist Emil P. Hahn, Hahn Manufacturing Company remains a multigenerational domestic manufacturer of large, precision-machined OEM components. Today, Hahn’s third generation is still hands-on, combining large-part capacity with custom service for production and prototype work. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR registered, with lifting capacity up to 50,000 pounds and machining capability for parts up to 200 inches.
Hahn’s of Westminster is a family-owned Maryland meat processor crafting small-batch artisanal meats with recipes and smoking traditions traced back more than a century. Founded in Westminster in 1918 after the Myers family’s meat business began in 1896, the company still uses real hardwood smoking and time-honored methods for products such as hams and bacon. Today, Ed and Jessica Ladzinski lead the business alongside their daughter Amanda, carrying the family operation into its next generation.
Family-owned HAHNZ Mfg., LLC builds custom dump trailers in Alliance, Ohio, with both frameless and frametype designs tailored to demanding hauling work. Founded by Tom and Amy Hahn, whose combined trailer-making experience exceeds 58 years, the company has served its community for more than three years and includes many family members on its skilled team. HAHNZ backs its frame and frameless dump trailers with a five-year limited warranty.
Black-woman-owned Haiama Beauty grew from Allison Shimamoto’s experience rebuilding her curls after a damaging big chop. Based in Philadelphia, the company creates handcrafted, organic haircare for textured-hair families, with formulas developed specifically for wavy through coily textures rather than adapted from straight-hair products. Haiama also teaches small, hands-on curlcare workshops that help families build routines suited to their own hair.
Columbus-based Hair Kraze creates custom human-hair wigs and hair extensions, pairing its own products with salon installation, maintenance and styling services. Its custom work includes made-to-order wigs, Velcro ponytails and clip-ins, while one-on-one classes teach machine-made wig construction, lace customization and fitting. Orders for custom pieces are typically completed in four to five days, with additional time for color work.
Anthony Dickey’s four decades of work made Hair Rules a recognized authority on multi-textural beauty. He launched the Hair Rules product line in 2007 after training at New York’s Oribe, John Frieda, and Louis Licari, and later opened the first multi-textural salon in the United States. His 2003 book, *Hair Rules!*, became part of cosmetology curricula nationwide.
Since 1979, HairArt Int'l Inc. has developed professional hairstyling tools and education products, with a particular focus on 100% human-hair mannequins for cosmetology training. Its salon-direct line also includes the H3000 styling collection, while the company provides after-care sharpening as an authorized U.S. Joewell distributor. HairArt’s training heads are used for realistic cutting, coloring and styling practice by students and educators.
Founded by longtime barber Aji Sunjaya, Haircut and Shave Company makes American-made double-edge safety razors and men’s grooming accessories. Sunjaya drew on 19 years in men’s grooming and a decade operating barbershops in Eastern Maryland to develop the N075 razor in 2018, followed by designs such as the P076 for wet-shaving enthusiasts. The company sells online and through its brick-and-mortar facility, pairing small-business craftsmanship with a practical barber’s understanding of daily grooming.
Hairline Illusions makes one-of-a-kind lace wigs and medical cranial prostheses in America, pairing custom hair-system production with in-house finishing and repair work. Operating since 2004 and offering HIASTI training since 2007, the company also teaches aspiring cranial-prosthesis specialists how to build compliant medical-wig practices. Its work has appeared in Vogue and is designed for both everyday hair replacement and demanding medical hair-loss needs.
Hairstory makes responsible haircare built around New Wash, a detergent-free cleansing cream launched in 2015 to replace shampoo and conditioner in one step. The small company develops naturally derived formulas with professional hairdressers and pioneered low-plastic haircare refill pouches, later creating a fully recyclable version. Its products are Leaping Bunny Certified and packaged with recyclable refill options.