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Since 1950, Heat Seal has manufactured packaging equipment in Cleveland, Ohio, with a particular foothold in manual and automated shrink and skin packaging machines. The company expanded its reach through the acquisition of Ampak and a 2021 partnership with Italy’s Minipack-Torre, while continuing to make its own equipment in the USA. Its long-running 625A manual wrapper remains a Cleveland-made staple, and Heat Seal supports customers through a distributor network and dedicated service team.
Heat Smart manufactures infrared heaters featuring patented convection heating chambers, Opti-Switch power settings, and Gold Standard heating elements. The company builds solid wood cabinets from Tennessee Ash and serves residential heating markets.
Heat Trace Products, LLC. manufactures self-regulating heat trace cables and complete systems for freeze protection and process temperature maintenance in Leominster, Massachusetts. Its technology traces back to the Samuel Moore Group and the Dekoron brand in the early 1970s, while the company’s long-running 2700 Series has remained a mainstay in low-temperature applications for more than 40 years. The privately held manufacturer also adapts its industrial cable technology for commercial and residential uses, including roof and gutter de-icing, and operates as an ISO 9001:2008-certified company.
Family-owned in Lima since 1993, Heat Treating Technologies provides industrial heat treating backed by in-house metallurgical testing. Its lab performs microhardness, spectrometry, and case-depth analysis, while ISO 9001:2015 certification supports the company’s quality-focused service.
HeatEX Technologies builds custom and replacement HVAC coils and heat exchangers, helping commercial and industrial facilities restore or maintain critical heating and cooling systems. Founded by Nicholas Bozzi after experience spanning accounting, operations, and heat-transfer sales, the company emphasizes rapid response and jobsite measurement for like-for-like replacements, including hard-to-source and obsolete equipment. Its work serves demanding environments such as healthcare facilities, data centers, manufacturing plants, and institutional buildings across the United States.
Heather’s Cupcakes N Things is a food and beverage manufacturing company.
Founded in 1955 as LB Manufacturing by the Bluestones, Heating & Cooling Products makes and distributes sheet metal products for HVAC professionals. The company moved its manufacturing facility to Mount Vernon, Ohio, in 1977 and later opened a Byesville facility in 1984; it describes itself as family-owned and says it serves residential, multifamily, and light commercial HVAC markets across more than 25 states and Canada.
Born from a late-1970s request to capture and distribute heat from a gas log set, Angier-based Heatmaster manufactures gas hearth products, including vented and vent-free gas logs. The company produced its first gas logs in 1984 and is known for a distinctive molding process that uses real logs as models, along with individually crafted and hand-painted finishes. After the current owner purchased the company in 2005, Heatmaster expanded its product lines while retaining its North Carolina manufacturing roots and focus on realistic fireplace design.
Heatmax Heaters manufactures industrial immersion heaters for metal finishing, process heat, and OEM applications from its facility in Mentor, Ohio. Founded in 1952 as Glo-Quartz by former Navy engineer George Strokes, the company began with quartz immersion heaters and later expanded into customized metal and PTFE heating solutions for corrosive chemical processes. Heatmax continues that seven-decade history with built-to-order designs and short lead times.
Established in 1959, St. Louis-based Heatrex designs and manufactures engineered electric heating and thermal-management equipment for commercial, industrial, OEM, and rail applications. Its work ranges from custom heating systems to components such as tubular elements and immersion heaters, with concept development, prototype testing, and production handled across two Missouri manufacturing facilities. Heatrex is part of ASPEQ Heating Group and serves customers in North America and abroad.
Heatron is a full-service American-made custom component manufacturer specializing in heating elements and assemblies, thick film devices, and LED integration. The company designs and manufactures custom heating solutions for OEMs, with expertise in thermal management.
From its Cleveland base, HeatStar makes heaters for construction sites, industrial spaces, HVAC applications and outdoor dining. Its product line centers on job-site heat, including portable radiant and forced-air equipment, while its Architect Collection brings overhead radiant heating into restaurant and patio settings. HeatStar says its industrial HVAC products, including radiant tube heaters, are assembled in Cleveland, Ohio.
From its Brooklyn base, HeatVision develops smart heating-management technology that monitors boilers and HVAC systems around the clock, alerts users to failures, and helps schedule maintenance. Its wireless controller and connected app are designed to give homeowners, property managers, and plumbing partners earlier insight into heating problems while improving temperature control and energy use.
Founded in 1935, Heaven Hill Brands is a family-owned spirits producer that grew from a single distillery into one of America’s largest independent distilled spirits suppliers. Now led across three generations, the company distills and bottles spirits and operates production facilities in Kentucky and Texas. Its portfolio includes American whiskey and spirits brands such as Evan Williams and Deep Eddy.
Heavenly Creamery is Conneaut’s only premium small-batch custard shop, making its hard-serve custard in an on-site production facility. The shop develops about 130 hard-serve flavors each year and serves them seasonally from April through September.
Founded in New York City in 2015 by former Waldorf Astoria executive chef John Doherty, Heavenly HARVST Foundation produces and provides chef-curated, shelf-stable meals to hunger-relief programs. Its ready-to-eat meals are made without preservatives or artificial flavorings, designed to offer substantial nutrition and dignity to families who may lack reliable access to food or a full kitchen. The 501(c)(3) says it has distributed more than 500,000 meals nationwide, including through disaster-relief and children’s programs.
Founded in 2010 by Brian Finz, Heavy Duty Tires supplies and services tires for commercial vehicles, construction machinery and industrial fleets. The family-owned company combines a national distribution network with in-shop and mobile support, including foam-filled assemblies, rubber tracks and its wheel exchange program. From its West Palm Beach headquarters, Heavy Duty Tires serves customers across the United States and internationally while emphasizing uptime, community involvement and practical, service-driven relationships.
Heavy Seas Beer is a Maryland craft brewery founded by Hugh Sisson as Clipper City Brewing Company in Halethorpe in 1995. The brewery produces craft beers, including its flagship Loose Cannon IPA, and rebranded as Heavy Seas Beer in 2010. Its onsite taproom and brewery are in Halethorpe, Maryland.
Built for people who treat heavy music as part of their identity, Heavys is an audio company focused specifically on rock and metal listeners. Its headphones are tuned around the demands of dense, layered recordings, while its licensed artist Shell program gives fans a way to express their allegiance and sends ongoing royalties to participating artists. The company says its community includes more than 200,000 fans across 30-plus countries.
Founded in Scarborough, Ontario, in 1950 as Howard Marten Process Systems, Hebeler-Howard Marten designs and manufactures custom fluid systems for large rotating-equipment OEMs worldwide. Its engineers take projects from concept through in-house production, with manufacturing facilities in the United States and Canada and a particular depth in lubrication systems for power-generation equipment and mining mills and crushers. HHM also supports equipment in the field with factory testing, replacement parts, commissioning and retrofits.