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Hilltop Packs is a hiker-owned Pennsylvania company that began in Ben McMillen’s basement in 2019 and has grown into a small, hands-on crew in Waynesburg. Its unusual signature is custom printing that turns ultralight backpacking gear into something personal, while the team still makes each piece in its own shop and backs its manufactured gear with a five-year warranty.
Founded in 1992 by Mike Davis, Hilltop Signs & Graphics is a Hollywood, Maryland sign shop that grew from Hilltop Graphics & Gifts into a full-service company serving businesses throughout the Mid-Atlantic. Its team designs, fabricates, and installs custom business signage, with projects ranging from vehicle wraps to illuminated signs. Hilltop is known for keeping more of the work in-house while providing signage support from initial planning through installation.
Founded in 1970, Long Island-based Hilord Chemical Corporation manufactures inkjet inks and coatings for the worldwide digital printing industry. Unlike a simple blending operation, Hilord develops materials at the molecular level, synthesizing proprietary polymers and additives and producing custom dispersions in its own reactors. Its U.S. facility also works closely with printer OEMs and print-head manufacturers to create custom and private-label products.
Since 1991, Himed has built its identity around advancing biomaterial surface treatments and calcium phosphate manufacturing from its New York facility. The company supplies medical device manufacturers worldwide and pairs its production work with collaborative research through the Bioceramics Center of Excellence, helping clients develop materials for implant applications.
Founded in 1989 by brothers Mike and Tim Himes, Himes Machine is a family-owned Northwestern Pennsylvania shop making precision tooling, parts, and components for demanding manufacturing applications. The company’s work ranges from tiny micro-machined pieces to larger jobs, supported by in-house machining and metrology capabilities and more than three decades of experience. Its second generation now works alongside the founders, and every part is made in the U.S.A.
HindlePower designs and manufactures stationary float battery chargers and DC power products for utility applications. Its manufacturing heritage traces to the Hardwick-Hindle Company, founded in 1924, and the company describes four generations of Hindle family involvement in manufacturing and DC power expertise. HindlePower, Inc. was formed in 2002 when Bill Hindle spun off the Power System Group.
Since 1980, Hindley Electronics has manufactured replacement electronic controls and parts for construction equipment, with a particular focus on mobile elevating work platforms and aerial lifts. Based in Bowling Green, Ohio, the company also repairs and rebuilds controllers and develops custom control solutions for equipment manufacturers and end users. Its parts and repairs carry a one-year warranty, and its warehouse stocks thousands of cross-referenced components.
Established to build and strengthen industrial manufacturers, Hines Corporation is a Spring Lake, Michigan-based holding company whose subsidiaries make equipment for fueling vehicles, generating steam and maintaining floors. Hines was formed after acquiring Pacific Steamex and has since expanded its manufacturing reach from the United States to China, using operational and financial support to help its companies grow. Its portfolio includes businesses with roots reaching back to 1864, 1919 and 1946.
Family-owned since 1922, Hinkley is an Avon Lake lighting company whose long history remains central to its identity. It designs lighting and ceiling fans for homes, with particular attention to outdoor settings and support from lighting professionals.
Hino Motors Manufacturing U.S.A., Inc. manufactures Class 6-7 conventional trucks for the U.S. market and automotive components including axles, knuckles, suspension components, engine connecting rods, and frame side rails. Its facilities perform stamping, machining, welding, painting, roll forming, assembly, and truck custom factory painting, while its Mira Loma facility distributes genuine Hino service parts to Latin America and the Caribbean.
HINOMI designs ergonomic furniture for home and office workspaces, with adjustable chairs at the center of its range and supporting desks and accessories around them. Its chairs are built for long sessions and varied body types, from the value-focused Q2 to the four-panel X2 Pro, while the company puts 20% of annual sales into research and development. HINOMI’s products include BIFMA-compliant models and are sold through regional stores and showrooms in the United States, Singapore, and Europe.
Hinspergers Poly Industries is a family-name business with a history dating to the late 1800s, making protective covers for more than a century. Since 1976, it has supplied protective covers made from woven and extrusion-coated polyethylene, adapting its products and materials to customer requests and market conditions. Its operations are based at locations in Ontario, Nova Scotia, and New York.
HIO Battery is a Delaware, Ohio company built around the practical needs of golf-cart dealers rather than a one-time battery sale. It makes lithium conversion systems for golf carts and stays involved with dealers through technical guidance and ongoing support, including a 10-year warranty backed by U.S.-based service.
Hiossen Implant manufactures dental implants and related equipment, with its implants manufactured and packaged in Pennsylvania. Established by parent company Osstem in 2006 in Pennsylvania and operating as Hiossen Implant from 2007, the company reports approximately 4,500 employees worldwide and distribution in more than 70 countries.
Founded in 2008 by three childhood friends, Hiploose GS is a bespoke custom clothier creating made-to-order suits, shirts, shoes and leather goods. Its distinguishing touch is the combination of hand-stitched tailoring with technology that lets customers design pieces in 3D and submit private virtual measurements without an appointment. Hiploose also works with artisans who hand-paint leather using custom patina and stenciling techniques, giving each order an individual finish.
HippoValve Corp. traces its valve-making roots to 1976 and was formed in 2013 through the merger of HIPPO Engineering Studio with Mariposa Valve. The U.S.-Taiwan team brings more than 40 years of industrial experience to fluid-control projects serving sectors such as petrochemicals, energy, and water treatment, with engineering support centered on simulation and system integration. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded by Dave Borisoff in 1982 after he invented a lever-operated string bender for his band, Hipshot Products makes innovative hardware for electric guitars and basses. Now based in Interlaken, New York, the company employs a 43-person team of machinists, inventors and musicians, with CNC machining and final production supported by American labor. Hipshot’s factory is powered in part by nine solar-panel banks that generate 200 kilowatts, while its original string-bending idea has grown into hardware used by musicians around the world.
HipSnacks bakes gluten-free, allergen-free snack cookies, including Omega-3 chia varieties, with a focus on better-for-you ingredients. Founded by Chef Chris Daly, whose culinary background includes Michelin-starred restaurants and the Culinary Institute of America, the company draws on his more than 40 years of experience and development of over 300 snacks. HipSnacks was created to fund the educational initiatives of Hip4Kids.
For more than 90 years, Hirons Memorial Works Inc. has been a family-owned and operated Southern Ohio company known for careful, personalized memorial craftsmanship. Since 1963, it has also drawn on the experience of its own retail monument shop to build practical equipment for monument producers. The company serves private, corporate, and government clients, including custom lettering work that gives each memorial a personal character.
With roots in lens making that began in 1920, Hirox USA Inc. supplies 3D digital microscope systems and related metrology equipment for materials research and high-resolution inspection. Hirox says it invented video microscopy in 1985, and its optical expertise remains central to systems that combine detailed imaging with 2D and 3D measurement. The company also provides training, calibration, maintenance and inspection consulting for customers in industrial and research settings.