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Founded in 1988, Hawk Measurement Systems is an international manufacturer known for solving difficult industrial measurement problems in harsh operating environments. With headquarters in Melbourne and a manufacturing facility in Medina, Ohio, HAWK develops equipment for industrial customers that need dependable process readings and asset monitoring.
Born on the racetrack in 1993, Hawk Performance makes high-performance brake pads, rotors and fluids for vehicles ranging from race cars to daily drivers, trucks and motorcycles. Its brake pads are designed, engineered and produced in the United States, drawing on technology used in military and airline applications. Based in Medina, Ohio, Hawk is the official brake product of several motorsports organizations, including NASA, SCCA and Stadium Super Trucks.
Nestled in a valley near Pennsylvania’s Pinnacle and Hawk Mountain, Hawk Valley Landscape Materials is a family-owned business that manufactures and supplies double-ground hardwood mulch and mushroom soil compost. Serving the community for more than 30 years from Kempton, it provides bulk deliveries starting at 21 yards, along with pickup orders of any size at its retail lot. Hawk Valley also produces erosion and diversion sock mulch for commercial and large residential projects across eastern Pennsylvania and southern New Jersey.
Born from founder Frank’s recovery after a life-changing ski crash, HawkGrips makes American-made instruments and clinical topicals for instrument-assisted soft tissue mobilization (IASTM). Its surgical-grade stainless-steel tools feature cross-hatched, no-slip grips and multiple treatment edges, and the company backs them with a lifetime “Forever” warranty and no licensing or annual relicensing fees. HawkGrips also provides hands-on and virtual clinical education with CEU and certification options.
Pat and Ali Naylor run Hawstone Hollow Winery as a husband-and-wife operation rooted in Lewistown, where Pat has made wine for more than 13 years and Ali manages the tasting room. The winery makes small-batch wines in-house from real fruit, while its local-history labels give bottles a distinctly Juniata Valley character. Its Lewistown gathering spaces extend that welcome beyond tastings, including a lounge for private events and a live-music venue opened in 2019.
Known for its purist approach, Hawthorne Fine Breakfast Pastry is a strictly wholesale bakery in Severna Park that makes traditional breakfast pastries from scratch for hospitality and coffee businesses across the DC metropolitan area. The bakery avoids dough conditioners, preservatives, and prepared fillings, producing daily and baking nightly while giving classic pastry forms a creative turn through chef-developed flavors.
Born two decades ago in the cellar of Hawthorne Valley Farm, Hawthorne Foods makes wild-fermented, ready-to-eat vegetables in New York’s Hudson Valley. The Hudson company works directly with organic family farms and produces raw, probiotic foods in a former plastic factory converted into an SQF-certified fermentation facility. Hawthorne Foods became a certified B Corporation in 2023, tying its growth to living soil, living wages and living foods.
Haxlar combines mechanical-component manufacturing with global sourcing and supply-chain management, helping industrial customers move parts from engineering and production through delivery. Operating across six countries, the company manufactures more than one million complex parts annually and pairs U.S.-based engineering and distribution with an extensive international supply network. Its work supports equipment makers and other foundational industries, with particular experience in hydraulic components and heavy-equipment supply chains.
Hayashi Telempu North America (HTNA) makes automotive interior and accessory parts, with vehicle floor carpet as its core product and acoustic materials developed for cabin comfort. Headquartered in Plymouth, Michigan, the company traces its North American history to the 1983 establishment of AMTEX and now employs about 500 people across a network of U.S., Canadian, and Mexican operations. HTNA adopted its current name in 2012 after AMTEX merged with Hayashi of America.
Founded in 1973, Sri Lanka’s Haycarb PLC manufactures coconut shell-based activated carbon and develops purification solutions for customers worldwide. Its network spans manufacturing operations in Sri Lanka, Thailand and Indonesia, with marketing offices serving more than 50 countries and annual production capacity exceeding 58,500 metric tons. Haycarb also regenerates spent carbon to at least 97% of its original adsorption capacity through its ISO 9001- and ISO 14001-certified CK Regen facility in Thailand.
Hayden is a consumer-brand company known for giving everyday care products a distinct cultural point of view. Its portfolio includes Hard Candy Cosmetics, a cosmetics brand dating to 1995, alongside personal-care products designed for broad retail audiences in the United States and Canada.
Hayden Valley Foods is a family-owned snack and confection manufacturer offering roasting, coating and enrobing, mixing and custom blending, packaging, product development, and distribution. Its products include chocolate- and yogurt-coated snacks, confectionery products, nuts, seeds, dried fruits, sesame sticks, and snack mixes for bulk, private-label, branded, seasonal, retail, foodservice, and gifting programs.
Haydon Bolts, Inc. is a family-owned manufacturer of domestic structural bolts and anchor rods, founded in 1864. Its 50,000-square-foot Philadelphia manufacturing plant produces items such as structural bolts and tie-rod assemblies, and the company says it ships throughout the United States and Canada.
Family-owned and U.S.-owned, Haydon Corporation manufactures metal framing, rooftop support systems and hydronic baseboard heating products for construction applications. The company has spent 60 years pairing local-supplier flexibility with national reach, assembling its products in the United States and shipping through facilities in California, New Jersey, Ohio and Texas. Haydon is also a UL-listed manufacturer whose H-Block rooftop supports use 100% recycled rubber.
Haydon Kerk Pittman brings the Haydon, Kerk and Pittman brands together to make precision motion-control components and complete custom systems for demanding equipment. Its range spans precision lead screw assemblies and linear actuators to rotary motors, with in-house engineering and manufacturing used to tailor single- and multi-axis solutions. Operating under AMETEK Advanced Motion Solutions, the company supports applications from medical and laboratory equipment to semiconductor fabrication and industrial automation, with ISO-certified divisions across its global operations.
Family-owned Hayes Industries was founded by Christopher Hayes in 1993 and has built its identity around serving the nonwovens textile industry from Pottstown, Pennsylvania. The company designs machinery for nonwovens manufacturers and supports existing production lines through nationwide service, including rebuilds and retrofits.
Since 1958, Hayes Ivy Manufacturing has built its business around improving sanitation in food-service settings, serving customers worldwide from its Pennsylvania manufacturing facility. The company is known for its patented Instinct commercial pre-rinse faucets and practical curtain systems used in food service, hospitality, medical and light-industrial environments.
Founded in Chicago in 1918 as a boiler repair shop, Hayes Mechanical is a full-service mechanical contractor serving commercial and industrial facilities. The company has grown from its family-owned beginnings into a union contractor with a 138,000-square-foot operation, while retaining deep expertise in pressure-vessel work and industrial maintenance. Hayes holds three ASME certificates and the National Board “R” stamp, and provides round-the-clock emergency support backed by a dedicated safety team.
Haygrove Limited grows berries, cherries and organic crops and designs and supplies field-scale commercial polytunnels, greenhouses, substrate gutters and associated growing systems. Its growing systems serve growers of more than 30 crops in over 50 countries.
Istanbul-born master craftsman Hayk “Hayko” Oltaci built his Long Island City atelier from a passion for rugs that began with a damaged Turkish carpet given to him by his grandfather at age 17. With more than 38 years of experience in European and New York ateliers, Hayko is known for advising collectors and homeowners while restoring treasured antique rugs so carefully that the repairs disappear. He also shares the tradition through beginner weaving workshops.