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Founded in 1984, Hoffman-Kane Distributors, Inc. grew from a sealing division purchased by Bob Kane, whose family’s industrial heritage traces to Hoffman Engineering, established in 1962. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, the company provides industrial sealing, fluid-handling, and rotating-equipment support to customers across Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, and West Virginia, and is part of the Tencarva family of companies. Its work includes custom pump packages and pump and seal repair.
Hoffman's Forge is the southeastern Ohio blacksmithing business of James A. (Jymm) Hoffman, who has worked full time as a blacksmith since 1981, with a part-time interval from 1988 to 1990. He specializes in museum-quality reproductions and custom orders, and demonstrates traditional blacksmithing with an authentic reproduction 18th-century traveling forge. Hoffman has also taught blacksmithing at craft schools and through traditional-arts apprenticeship programs.
Since 1947, family-owned Hoffman’s Home Made Ice Cream has been making hand-dipped ice cream in Westminster, Maryland, along with its own ice cream cakes. A Carroll County landmark, the shop still uses its longstanding recipes and makes more than 50 flavors throughout the year. Its deli and convenience store add made-to-order sandwiches and everyday provisions to the old-fashioned ice cream counter.
Since 1965, Hoffmann Tool & Die has machined traditional and specialty metals for commercial and government applications, with particular expertise in difficult Kovar and other exotic-alloy work. The Souderton company combines in-house engineering with CNC and conventional machining to produce close-tolerance prototypes, custom components, and small production runs. Privately held and purchased by Sharon and William Doucet in 2006, Hoffmann is also recognized as a Woman Owned Small Business for government purchasing.
Hofmann Industries, Inc. manufactures and fabricates tube products and provides coating services. The company lists its main office in Wyomissing, Pennsylvania, and an Eau Claire Division in Eau Claire, Michigan.
Born in Germany and raised in Syracuse, Hofmann Sausage Company has been a Syracuse-based sausage maker since the family incorporated it in 1879. Its German recipes and handcrafted methods remain central to a brand now enjoyed by customers across the country, with nationwide shipping extending its reach beyond the Eastern United States.
Since toolmaker and avid angler Jack Hofmann began making fishing lures in 1952, Hofmann’s Lures has built its name on durable, effective spoons and spinners made in the USA. Now owned by the Dunbar family in Greenville, Pennsylvania, the company preserves its long-running lure designs while adding features such as the Easy Clip & Spin spinner series. Its best-known Frizz spoon remains a more-than-70-year fixture for trout and panfish anglers.
Founded in 1962, Hog Inc. is a Section 521 exempt cooperative that markets and purchases for an alliance of family farms producing pork. Based in Greenfield, Illinois, the cooperative has more than 110 shareholders and operates a feed mill alongside its agricultural marketing work. Its members retain their autonomy while working together to supply consistent pork and support environmentally sound farming practices.
Founded by Ray Hogan, Hogan Flavors and Fragrances creates and manufactures custom signature fragrances for products ranging from perfumes and personal care goods to household and industrial specialties. Its perfumery staff brings more than 100 years of combined experience, developing confidential, product-specific formulas and accommodating small or trial orders as well as larger production needs.
Höganäs AB makes metal powders for powder metallurgy, supplying more than 3,500 mostly customer-specific products from 15 production centres worldwide. Its specialty spans demanding applications from metal injection moulding and additive manufacturing to surface coating, with MIM materials engineered for small, intricate components used in fields such as aerospace and medical devices. The company also supports customers with laboratory work, alloy development and machining assessments.
Founded in 1904, family-run Hoge Lumber Company has worked in woodworking for more than a century and spans four generations of family commitment. Based in New Knoxville, Ohio, the company produces hardwood products and prime hardwood veneer logs and has manufactured thousands of bowling lanes. Its architectural team also designs custom homes and remodeling projects, drawing on modern building concepts and the natural beauty of wood.
Founded in Buffalo in 1950, Hohl Industrial Services is an employee-owned industrial and marine contractor that fabricates, installs, moves, and maintains heavy equipment and structures across the eastern Great Lakes and beyond. Its millwright and rigging crews take on demanding industrial projects, while its shop handles complex structural and custom metal fabrication, including hydropower work. Since becoming 100% employee-owned through an ESOP in 2020, Hohl has continued operating with the long experience and direct accountability of a company built over more than 75 years.
Hohman Plating, LLC is a Dayton, Ohio metal finishing and coatings company established in 1918. It provides plating, anodizing, conversion coatings, dry film lubricants, and other coating processes for industries including aerospace, agriculture, automotive, construction, nuclear, defense, electronics, energy, food, and medical, working with substrates such as aluminum, steel, stainless steel, copper, brass, titanium, and super alloys.
Founded in 1954, Hoist Equipment Co., Inc. is a long-established material-handling company built around a “one source, one responsibility” approach. It supports industrial customers with overhead crane systems and related project services, from engineering through installation and ongoing inspections, from a 40,000-square-foot manufacturing facility.
Born on the battlefield, HOIST makes rapid-hydration drinks for service members, athletes, first responders and everyday adventurers. Based in Cincinnati, the company uses an isotonic blend of electrolytes, carbohydrates and fluids designed for fast absorption and longer-lasting hydration, with ready-to-drink bottles alongside portable formats. Its formula is made without artificial dyes, sweeteners or preservatives and is formulated for the U.S. military.
Cleveland-based Hoist Parts Pro supplies replacement parts for industrial hoists, backing its broad inventory with a machine shop for custom components such as hook blocks, sheaves, wheels and gears. The company stocks more than $1.5 million in parts, draws on more than 150 years of combined parts-sales experience, and says most in-stock items ship within 24 hours.
Hokō Fragrances makes affordable perfumes inspired by familiar designer scents, including its 25%-concentrated extrait de parfums and discovery sets. Founded by a team of perfumery enthusiasts who wanted luxury fragrances to be accessible to more people, the brand formulates its scents with vegan, paraben-free and phthalate-free ingredients. Its packaging also uses recyclable and biodegradable materials, reflecting a clean approach to fragrance and presentation.
Established in Grove City in 2007, HOKUTO USA is the North American branch of Japan’s HOKUTO Corporation, designing and manufacturing automated production equipment. The company grew from HOKUTO’s 1972 origins as a specialist in high-precision mechatronics, robotic lines, and custom machinery, and now supports customers through the full project cycle from specifications and design to installation and maintenance. Its 35-person U.S. operation serves manufacturing customers across North America.
Holbrook Tool & Molding Inc. is a privately owned toolmaking and injection molding company operating from a 22,800-square-foot climate-controlled facility in Meadville, Pennsylvania. It has more than forty years of experience in molds, component parts, gages, and fixtures, with a dedicated cleanroom molding area completed in 2009. The company builds tooling and produces plastic components, including work for medical, consumer product, electronic, and automotive applications.
Founded in 1912 in Holderbank, Switzerland, Holcim is a building-materials manufacturer that produces cement, aggregates and concrete and supplies integrated building products and systems. The company now operates across 45 countries in Europe, Latin America, and Asia, Middle East and Africa, with more than 50,000 employees. Its portfolio includes low-carbon concrete and cement as well as building systems spanning foundations, flooring, walling and roofing.