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Born from a 1988 student project at Sweden’s University of Halmstad, HMS Networks makes hardware and software that let industrial equipment communicate with systems and share data. Its Anybus module, introduced in 1995, helped establish the company’s focus on connecting devices across industrial networks, while its Ewon solutions extend that work to secure remote access and machine data. HMS is headquartered in Halmstad and now has about 1,100 employees operating in more than 20 countries, with distributors in over 50.
Founded in 1947 in Muscatine, Iowa, HNI Corporation makes workplace furnishings and residential building products that shape where people work, live, and gather. Its distinctive member-owner culture gives most employees a stake in the company through stock ownership and profit sharing, while its brands span office environments and fireplace-centered home products. HNI also directs a long-running corporate responsibility program toward more sustainable operations and community investment.
Hobart Brothers LLC manufactures welding filler metals and describes itself as an industry-trusted maker of tubular wires, solid wires, and stick electrodes. Its product range serves welding work across construction and fabrication, manufacturing, transportation, and other industries, with company materials identifying East Troy, Ohio as its address.
Hobbs ElectroOptics is a Briarcliff Manor company built around practical precision electronics for researchers, prototype builders, and OEM teams. Its work is shaped by experience in electro-optical instrument design, with products such as the QL photoreceiver supporting sensitive laboratory measurements. The company is part of ElectroOptical Innovations, a custom-design firm led by expertise in optics and analog electronics.
HobbyJet is developing a compact waterjet built specifically for classrooms, makerspaces, FabLabs, and career-and-technical-education programs. Designed to run from a standard 110V outlet, the machine pairs with free, open-source CAD and toolpath software and comes with project-based curriculum, bringing hands-on precision fabrication into school settings without an industrial footprint. HobbyJet plans to launch its public beta in fall 2026.
From its Ohio mill, Amish-owned Hochstetler Log Homes crafts log home packages for customers across all 50 states. With more than 40 years of experience, the company air-dries and kiln-dries its logs before milling them to a .01-inch tolerance, then supports each package with blueprints, engineering guidance, and builder connections.
Hockey Wraparound manufactures off-ice hockey training tools and equipment, including blade protectors and training pucks, allowing players to practice on any surface without damaging their sticks.
Hocking Hills Garment Center brings Betsy Franjola’s 25-year corporate fashion career back to Southeast Ohio, producing apparel in a repurposed 150-year-old Catholic church in Buchtel. The center combines skilled local makers with one-piece-flow manufacturing to create thoughtfully made garments while reducing waste. Rooted in a former coal-mining village, it is building a renewed model for American apparel production through training, jobs, and craft.
Started by brothers Brian and Eric St. Clair in 2015, Hocking Hills Moonshine makes small-batch corn liquor by hand in its Logan distillery. The family-owned business pairs original copper pot stills with artifacts from the St. Clair family’s 1800s farm, giving its tours a distinct step-back-in-time feel. Its lineup includes the original 90-proof recipe, higher-proof Buckeye Lightning, and bourbon aged two years in white oak barrels.
Hodge Tool Co Inc is a precision CNC machining company serving the firearms and defense industry, manufacturing high-tolerance components like frames, receivers, slides, and trigger components. They operate multi-axis CNC milling and Swiss turning equipment with a focus on quality and on-time delivery.
Hodges Window & Glass is a family-owned Baltimore-area shop that repairs and fabricates windows, glass, and screens for homes and businesses, with mobile crews that bring many repairs directly to the property. Dean Hodges opened the business in 1960, and his son John now carries that work forward after more than 30 years of on-site window repair. The company is particularly known for fast-turnaround double-pane repairs and custom glass work, including historic-window restoration and frameless shower enclosures.
Hodgins Engraving is a third-generation, family-owned Batavia printing company producing business and social stationery, specialty printed materials, and engraved work. Founded by John Hodgins in 1957, it has evolved from a die-making shop into a mid-sized operation that brings traditional techniques such as genuine engraving and letterpress together with modern printing, finishing, ordering, and fulfillment. President Becky Almeter, who took over from her father in 2017, leads the company today.
Hoehne Clark Fine Furniture & Design designs and handcrafts custom wood furniture, wood and beaded jewelry, and wooden sculptures. The company works with local and exotic woods and serves home and office interior applications.
Born from Hanns Hörbiger’s steel-plate valve invention in 1895, HOERBIGER develops performance-critical technology for compressors, automotive systems, precision positioning, rotary applications and industrial safety. The globally active group now employs more than 7,500 people at 150 locations in 40 countries, with particular strength in reciprocating-compressor components and gas-flow control. Its newer hydrogen work spans the value chain, including electrolyzer components and hydrogen-compression systems.
Born from Hanns Hörbiger’s 1895 invention of the steel-plate valve, HOERBIGER is a globally active technology group with more than 7,500 employees at 150 locations in 40 countries. The company is best known for performance-defining solutions for reciprocating compressors, while also supporting customers seeking safer, more efficient operations and lower emissions.
Since 1997, Hofacker Precision Machining has produced tight-tolerance components for aerospace, defense, and commercial customers from its shop near Dayton, Ohio. Its craftsmen average more than 20 years of experience, and the company is known for clear communication and the ability to respond when urgent work threatens a customer’s production line. Hofacker operates under AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certification and is registered for ITAR work.
HOFF Enterprises, Inc. manufactures commercial casework and millwork, with a history rooted in Johnstown homebuilding begun by Walt Freidhoff in 1970. Incorporated in 1991, the family business expanded into commercial casework and now operates a 50,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Johnstown, producing work for projects across the United States and internationally.
Founded in 1889 as a drilling exploration company, Hoffman Diamond Products is a privately held, American-owned and operated manufacturer of metal-bonded diamond tooling. Its history in drilling led it into diamond-bit manufacturing, and it now supplies tooling to mining, construction, and industrial ceramics markets, including mining exploration as the last remaining American-owned manufacturer of diamond bits for that industry.
Born from tailor Adon J. Hoffman’s 1904 invention of a manual pressing machine, Hoffman New Yorker makes professional garment-pressing and finishing equipment for apparel manufacturers, laundries, and dry cleaners. The company took its current name after merging with New Yorker Pressing Machine Company in 1964 and now operates under UnityLab, with more than 120 years of experience and headquarters in Dushore, Pennsylvania.
Since 1962, Hoffman Process, Inc. has engineered and supplied custom heat exchangers for process applications where standard designs fall short. The Pennsylvania company specializes in complex thermal and mechanical designs, including alloy and titanium construction, with in-house engineering and heat exchangers built to ASME Code and TEMA standards. Its distinctive two-zone exchanger was developed specifically for vacuum soap dryers, while the company also provides reconditioning and remanufacturing for Griscom Russel units.