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Harvey Building Products is a corporation of window and door manufacturers serving distributors, dealers, contractors, builders, and homeowners. Its family of brands includes Harvey Windows + Doors, established as an extension of the company in the 1980s, SoftLite, which has manufactured windows and sliding glass doors since 1934, and Thermo-Tech, manufacturing since 1993. The company operates four manufacturing locations in New England, Ohio, and Minnesota.
Harvia is a Finnish sauna and heater manufacturer founded in 1950, when Tapani Harvia built a wood-burning stove for his family and then began making stoves for others. The company says it now manufactures more than 200,000 heaters and 20,000 saunas annually, serving customers in over 90 countries. It has grown from a traditional sauna and heater maker into an international sauna and spa business.
A fifth-generation family business, Harvy Surgical Supply Corporation has spent 117 years making its mark as a Flushing, New York manufacturer. The company is best known for producing walking canes for collectors, walking enthusiasts, and DME distributors, while its 2012 merger with Concord Gentlemen’s Accessories added a handcrafted accessories tradition to its American operation.
Since 1963, Harwood Rubber Products has manufactured and repaired industrial and printing rubber rollers in Cuyahoga Falls, with a 30,000-square-foot facility built to handle both prototype work and rolls up to 20 feet long and 6,000 pounds. Its capabilities include reverse-engineering worn rollers and providing same-day regrinding when a breakdown threatens production. Harwood has particularly deep experience in steel processing, including rollers used in acidic and caustic environments.
HAS Images, Inc. is a Dayton aerial photo processing laboratory. The company’s site identifies its work in specialized aerial imagery processing, though it provides few additional details about its history or capabilities.
American-owned and American-managed since its founding in 1976, Hasco Relays and Electronics International Corp. is known for pairing Western engineering expertise with Eastern pricing. From its New York headquarters, the company supports customers with electromechanical relays and related application help, backed by a UL- and TÜV-certified factory.
Three generations of family tradition give Hasho Harvest, LLC its distinctive focus: reintroducing poppy seeds as an everyday food while honoring their Ottoman roots. The company sources seeds from Türkiye and turns them into pantry staples for home cooks, including a double-roasted paste.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1947 by World War II veterans Bud and Ed Haskell, Haskell Education is a long-established manufacturer serving schools and other institutional customers. The company began with steel office furniture and has since developed solutions for more flexible learning environments, while continuing to maintain a Pittsburgh office.
Incorporated in 1951, Haskell Machine and Tool Inc. is a Homer, New York machine shop that makes precision parts and complete turnkey automation equipment for customers in the United States and abroad. Its 7,700-square-foot facility combines CNC and conventional machining with in-house CAD design, allowing the company to take projects from individual prototypes through production runs and complete automated assembly systems.
Haskell Office traces its roots to Pittsburgh, where World War II veterans Bud and Ed Haskell founded the company in 1947. From its early work making workbenches and drafting tables, Haskell became known for steel office furniture and now designs furniture for workplaces, schools, government agencies, and institutional customers.
Since Ervin Hasselbach slaughtered his first hogs for Fremont-area neighbors in 1931, Hasselbach Meats has grown into a family-owned butcher shop and meat processor serving Northwest Ohio. The operation works with area-fed livestock and handles custom butchering in-house, including curing and smoking, while its meat market is known for old-fashioned specialties such as homemade lunch meats and sausages.
Hastings Machine Company is a Pennsylvania contract manufacturer of high-volume machined components, specializing in multi-spindle screw machining and CNC-turned products. The company reports producing and shipping more than 15 million parts annually and has nearly 40 years of manufacturing experience. Its Quality Management System is registered to ISO 9001.
HAT Collective, the workplace division of Human Active Technology, designs ergonomic contract furniture that helps people work more comfortably with technology. Its customizable workstations and monitor arms are supported by more than 40 years of expertise, planning services, and bi-coastal warehouses that can fulfill many in-stock orders in as little as three business days. The company’s Enhanced Design Solutions program also brings its in-house designers, engineers, and manufacturers into projects ranging from product modifications to newly developed workspace solutions.
HAT Design Works began as a family-owned operation in 1986 and has grown into a global ergonomic technology company based in Easton, Pennsylvania. Its teams work together in one facility to create monitor arms and custom mounting solutions for workplaces, retailers, healthcare organizations, and other demanding environments. Most products are designed and assembled at the U.S. headquarters, with modular designs that can be reconfigured as technology changes.
Hatch X is an experiential design and precision fabrication studio producing custom exhibits, immersive environments, brand activations, trade show booths, sculptures, signage, millwork, graphics, and interactive installations. Its in-house capabilities include CNC routing, laser cutting and welding, 3D printing, large-format printing, custom millwork, painting, polyurea coating, design, fabrication, event production, shipping, and installation.
Matt Hatcher and Brian Redwine are the two lifelong craftsmen at the center of Hatcher Productions, a Columbus workshop with more than 50 years of combined experience. Their problem-solving approach turns ideas from architects, designers, and businesses into custom furniture and architectural millwork, with each project developed collaboratively from sketches through installation.
HatchRx Compounding Pharmacy prepares customized prescription medications for people and pets, tailoring doses, flavors, and dosage forms when standard medicines are not a good fit. The New Hyde Park pharmacy focuses especially on hormone replacement and pain management while also serving pediatric and veterinary patients. Pharmacist-selected pharmaceutical-grade supplements and online refill service round out its personalized approach.
Founded in 1930 by the grandfather of its current board president, Hatebur Umformmaschinen AG builds machines and systems for industrial metal forming. The Swiss company has carried its precision-focused approach through three generations and broadened its offering through the 2016 partnership with Carlo Salvi. Its worldwide service network supports customers on site, including mobile machining performed directly in production environments.
With more than 80 years of industry experience, Poughkeepsie-based Hatfield Metal Fabrication makes custom metal fabrications for customers across the Hudson Valley and Northeast. Its work ranges from precision-machined components to ASME- and PED-certified tanks and pressure vessels, with production and finishing handled in-house. Hatfield also helped manufacture the wind chime memorial at the Flight 93 National Memorial in Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
Since 2003, Hathorn Corporation has manufactured plumbing, sewer and gas-line inspection cameras in North America. Its systems are built for demanding municipal and industrial work while remaining accessible to plumbers and contractors, with thousands of cameras operating across the United States, Canada and Australia. Hathorn also supports its equipment through a broad dealer and repair network and a discounted camera-head exchange program.