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Southampton-based Hampton Ice produces and delivers premium ice made from water purified by reverse osmosis and UV light, then alkaline-enhanced for a cleaner taste and slower melting. Its clear, machine-pressed specialty spheres and custom ice sculptures and luges give the company a distinctive role in cocktails and private events, while wholesale delivery serves businesses throughout the Hamptons. Hampton Ice also offers cold-storage rentals for keeping event ice chilled over a day or longer.
Hampton Machining Inc is a machinery manufacturing company.
Hamptons Handpoured was created by a Hamptons native to capture the character of the East End in small-batch home fragrance. Each candle is poured by hand in the Hamptons, with the Signature Village Collection tying individual scents to local communities and the life of the region.
HAMR Industries was founded by materials scientists Dr. Michael Schmitt and Dr. Jeremy Schreiber to move breakthrough research into practical use. The Pittsburgh-area company has grown from a basement startup into a bootstrapped contract manufacturer and research provider, known for applying cold spray additive manufacturing to components built for harsh environments. Its work serves aerospace and defense customers, including a hypersonic vehicle component that became the first free-form cold-spray part flown on such a vehicle.
Founded by brothers Gene and Luther Hamrick in 1975, Hamrick Packaging Systems has grown from a small Suffield, Ohio, rebuilding shop into a family business with a 65,000-square-foot operation in Kent. The company is known for durable top-load case packers, with more than 3,000 machines installed worldwide and some still running after 40 years. Its in-house team also keeps that installed base supported with a substantial stock of replacement parts and repair service.
Founded in 1961, Honeoye Falls’ Han-Tek, Inc. designs, builds, installs, and supports engineered material-movement and factory-automation systems. Its in-house team carries projects from facility analysis and controls engineering through fabrication, commissioning, and service, with experience ranging from automated storage to specialized cranes for high-temperature metals work. Han-Tek says it has completed more than 1,500 installations across North America and evaluates technology around each operation rather than being tied to a single platform.
With more than 30 years in the garment industry, HANA NY LLC is a New York City- and Seoul-based apparel manufacturing partner for emerging labels and global brands. Its 1,500 employees and 33 production lines support the creation of 820,000 pieces each month, while its global network includes only WRAP-certified factories and manufacturers.
Founded in 1999, Solon-based Hana Technologies makes RFID products and provides microelectronics manufacturing services as part of the HANA Microelectronics Group. Its roots reach back to 1978, and the group now operates across seven global manufacturing locations with more than 1.1 million square feet of high-tech production space. Hana’s operations are ISO 9001 certified, while its RFID products hold ARC Quality Certification.
Founded in 1980 by artists Peter Hanan and Rick Lerner, Hanan & Lerner Fine Woodworking designs and builds custom millwork and coordinated remodeling projects for homes and commercial spaces across the DC area. Now a second-generation, family-owned company led by Devin Hanan, it works from a 3,000-square-foot Maryland shop and has expanded its commercial capacity through the acquisition of Broadwater Woodworking. Its projects range from custom kitchens to distinctive spaces such as an award-winning Georgetown wine room.
Founded in 1946 by research chemist Stuart Hanan, Hicksville’s Hanan Products makes whipped toppings, icings and dessert fillings for bakeries and food distributors. Now in its third generation of family ownership, the company combines long-running dessert expertise with newer clean-label and vegan lines, while serving customers across the United States and international markets. Its products are made in the USA and the company holds SQF, Kof-K kosher and Vegan Action certifications.
Since 1967, Hanco, Ltd. has repaired industrial machinery, manufactured replacement parts and supplied industrial hoses for demanding operations. Its technicians handle complex mechanical work—including gearboxes and assemblies weighing up to 40,000 pounds—at 40,000-square-foot facilities, with 24/7 emergency support and OSHA- and MSHA-certified operations. Hanco is also an authorized FLSmidth distributor and repair center, a relationship it has maintained since the mid-1990s.
Hancock Structural Steel is a family-owned steel fabrication company based in Findlay, Ohio, producing structural, architectural, miscellaneous, and custom steelwork. It partners with general contractors and construction managers on projects including universities, hospitals, industrial warehouses, and commercial buildings, and says it has maintained AISC Certified Fabricator status for over a decade.
Founded in 2011 by Bill Glaab and Courtney Apple, Hand in Hand Soap makes personal-care products designed to pair everyday cleaning with global giving. Its Buy One, Give Back program donates soap and clean water to children in need with every purchase, while the company also emphasizes palm-oil-free formulas and infinitely recyclable aluminum packaging. Partnerships in Haiti and Cambodia extend that mission through clean-water wells and the recycling and redistribution of hotel soap.
Hand Turned For You manufactures custom, hand turned items for everyday life, including pens, badger hair shaving brushes, ice cream scoops, and makeup brushes, using solid woods and color acrylics.
Created by New York City artist and inventor Allen Hirsch, HANDL New York makes fashion-minded phone grips and stands that help a device feel like an extension of the hand. Hirsch developed the patented HANDL after experimenting with homemade phone attachments while painting and texting, giving the company’s accessories an unusually personal origin in the studio. Its removable magHANDL O and elastic-loop designs combine a secure hold with hands-free landscape and portrait standing.
Under new ownership since 2019, Pennsylvania-based family-run Handle-Tech makes patented clamp-on handles that let crews lift and carry heavy industrial hoses and pipes with less strain. Made in the USA from American and Canadian-sourced components, its lightweight handles grip diameters from 2 to 12 inches and are rated for loads up to 400 pounds. The tools are used in demanding field work such as sewer cleaning, septic pumping and hydro excavation.
For more than 30 years, Handling Concepts, Inc. has been an Akron-based problem-solving partner for industrial workplaces. Founded in 1994, the company develops custom material-handling solutions for manufacturers and other facilities, with a particular focus on safer, more ergonomic work. Its team manages projects from design through installation, primarily serving Ohio and neighboring states while traveling nationally for larger installations.
Established in 1963, Handling Specialty designs and manufactures custom material-handling equipment and complete systems for demanding applications worldwide. The Grimsby, Ontario company operates two nearby facilities totaling 140,000 square feet, with its Hamilton plant equipped for oversized builds and large-scale testing. Its work spans unusual assignments from rail gantries and steel-mill equipment to underwater stage lifts, backed by in-house engineering, manufacturing, installation and service.
HANDS-FREE, Inc. makes Quikiks hands-free shoes, using a hinged Step-in-Go system that lets wearers step in and secure the shoe without bending over or using their hands. Founder Steve Kaufman developed the idea after his son Alex’s scoliosis brace made putting on shoes difficult, then spent more than six years fabricating and testing prototypes. The company donates 10% of its net profits to organizations serving people with disabilities.
Founded in upstate New York with five hens, Handsome Brook Farms produces organic pasture-raised eggs through a network of small family farms in 10 states. Its hens have access to pasture, fresh forage and organic feed, while the company supports farmers through regional supervision and regenerative practices such as pasture rotation, reseeding and tree planting. Handsome Brook is a certified B Corp and its eggs are verified through the USDA Organic Program and humane-care organizations.