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Founded in 1997, HK Instrument Systems LLC is a small-business supplier of process-control technology that has helped hundreds of manufacturers fine-tune production. Its instruments are used by industrial producers seeking dependable measurements during manufacturing, with particular applications in food processing and chemical operations.
HK Kolmar USA is a full-service contract manufacturing facility specializing in color cosmetics, skin care, and OTC personal care products. The company provides innovative quality formulas, expertise in manufacturing and filling/packaging, and full turnkey solutions from concept to consumer.
With more than 130 years of experience behind its vibration expertise, HK Technologies designs and builds vibratory sieves, sifters and screeners for powder sizing, contamination removal and liquid-solid separation. Based in Salem, Ohio, the company stands out for ultrasonic technology that can boost throughput and retrofit many existing screening units, along with turnkey remeshing services that can return worn screens to service in one to three days. HK also develops application-specific equipment such as the VacuSift powder conveying and sifting system for additive manufacturing.
HKAA Industrial Co., Limited manufactures precision hardware, CNC-turned and milled parts, stamping and plastic molding parts, assemblies, gears, shafts, valve components, housings, and other custom industrial components. The company works with metals and plastics and serves automotive, medical, aerospace, electronics, machinery, oil and gas, solar/new energy, agricultural, construction, and other industrial markets.
HKH Technologies Pvt Ltd is a Surat-based semiconductor innovator built around the unusual properties of diamond. It develops diamond wafers and related semiconductor solutions for demanding fields such as aerospace and quantum computing.
HKM Direct Market Communications is a Cleveland-based printing and direct marketing company whose roots go back to 1922, when its predecessor began as Hauser-King Letter/Mailing Service. It provides print production and direct marketing services, and has expanded its capabilities over a century to include large-format graphics and online fulfillment. The company describes its work as helping clients reach their goals through data-driven, integrated marketing and print programs.
With more than 50 years of history, HKO is a German technical-textile manufacturer known for tailored heat-protection solutions. Its products serve industrial customers as well as automotive and marine applications, with an in-house laboratory and R&D team supporting custom development.
Since 1934, the Schrupp program has centered on water-hydraulic and descaling valves, and HL Hydraulic now brings that heritage to complete high-pressure fluid systems from Seneca, Pennsylvania. The company designs and builds water-hydraulic and descaling systems to customer specifications, while also supplying high-pressure pneumatic compressor stations and accumulator stations for industrial applications worldwide. Its lineup includes Hammelmann reciprocating plunger pumps rated up to 1,500 horsepower, as well as tube and pipe bending equipment.
Founded in 1916 as a supplier of pocket and lining material, HLC Industries now manufactures woven nylon fabrics for military, tactical, parachute, and commercial applications. The fifth-generation family-run company supplied materials for U.S. military uniforms during World War II and continues to make its fabrics in the USA, including Berry Amendment-compliant materials. HLC is ISO 9001:2015 certified and offers fabric testing, finishing, and color laboratory services alongside its manufacturing.
Born from a 2000 partnership between Taiwan’s HLHC and U.S. surface-finishing specialists, HLHC遠見化工股份有限公司 is a Taiwan-founded supplier known for its long focus on electroless nickel technology. Its work began with certified support for major hard-disk manufacturers and has since extended to manufacturers across Asia and other global markets, backed by production bases in Taiwan and China and technical collaboration with Japan’s Kanigen.
Since 1988, HLN Machining has grown from a cutting-tool specialist into a Bryan, Ohio, manufacturer of custom-machined parts and components. Its CNC turning and milling work covers everything from intricate prototypes to low- and medium-volume production, with the team also handling selected finishing and fabrication needs. More than 75 years of collective experience among its craftsmen, engineers, and problem solvers gives HLN a notably hands-on approach to turning customer ideas into parts.
For more than 50 years, HLP Klearfold has manufactured printed clear plastic packaging, best known for its Klearfold® folding cartons and proprietary packaging systems. A member of Hong Kong’s Hip Lik Group, the company serves four continents from a 645,000-square-foot production facility in Shenzhen and a second facility added in Myanmar in 2022. Its vertically integrated operation makes its own box-grade plastics, including independently certified RPET100 cartons made with 100% postconsumer PET, and HLP was the first plastic packaging facility in China to receive ISO 9001 certification.
For more than 90 years, Rochester-based HM Cross & Sons, Inc. has engineered, assembled and installed conveyor systems and broader material-handling solutions, moving products ranging from contact lenses to 4,000-pound pallets. Its engineers build systems on the company floor, assemble control panels and test equipment with customers’ parts before shipment, while also supporting mechanical power transmission and web-tension applications. The company also provides certified hoist and crane inspections for ANSI/OSHA compliance and backs recommendations with a money-back guarantee.
From its Ohio shop, HM Defense & Technology makes American-made military-style rifles, including its HM50 .50 BMG bolt-action rifle line. The company also develops its patented HMB bolt and monobloc barrel technology, with products spanning integrally suppressed and SBR platforms. HM Defense describes its rifles as designed for accuracy, easier maintenance, and dependable operation in extreme conditions.
Founded as Howland Machine by Bruce Dewey in 1984, HMC Machining Technologies now builds machined, fabricated and assembled components for OEMs from its 24,000-square-foot Niles, Ohio facility. The company has grown from manual machining into CNC work and large-scale milling and turning, including horizontal boring mills with up to 258 inches of travel. HMC renamed the business in 2015 while retaining its original customer-focused operation and more than 40 years of machining experience.
Founded in Cleveland in 1997, HMF Racing builds performance exhaust systems and fabricated equipment for ATVs, UTVs and motorcycles. The company grew from Hans Luenger’s motorcycle and racing work into an off-road specialist, with competition experience that includes class wins at the Baja 1000 in 2005 and 2018. HMF also draws on its metal-fabrication roots to make protective equipment for more than 20 off-road vehicle platforms.
Founded in 1977, HMS Industries, Inc. manufactures custom metal stampings and industrial tooling, and has expanded into CNC machining. The Blairsville company also provides tool and die manufacturing and development work, serving as a regional source for custom metalworking.
Serving the marine industry since 1987, HMS Marine Hardware is a specialist supplier of habitability hardware for working vessels and offshore facilities. Its products are intended for the USN, USCG, merchant ships and cruise ships.
Born from a 1988 student project at Sweden’s University of Halmstad, HMS Networks makes industrial communication products that let machines, devices and systems share data with software. Its Anybus modules helped establish the company’s distinctive network-neutral approach, while Ewon solutions extend that connection into secure remote access and industrial data monitoring. HMS now has 1,100 employees operating in more than 20 countries, with products used by millions of industrial devices worldwide.