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Since 1874, Philadelphia-based Humphrys Textile Products has manufactured heavy-duty tarps and other textile products in its own American facilities. The company has kept textile production within Philadelphia city limits for more than 150 years and expanded its craft tradition to Gosport, Indiana, where it operates a second facility rooted in more than 90 years of local manufacturing. With more than 200 employees across 190,000 square feet, Humphrys makes standard and custom covers for working applications while carrying forward a distinctly American textile heritage.
Humtown is a family-owned, three-generation manufacturer whose roots go back to 1959, when Russell Lamoncha opened a pattern shop in Columbiana, Ohio. Today, the company supplies foundries with conventional and 3D-printed sand cores and molds; its additive division began in 2014 and moved to a larger Boardman, Ohio facility in 2024. Humtown also makes the UNItube blow-tube system for core-making operations.
Founded in 2012, Hunan Sanxing Precision Industry develops, manufactures, sells and services intelligent automation equipment for electronics and other industrial production. The Hunan-based national high-tech enterprise is particularly focused on automated solutions for 3C manufacturing, including visual inspection and robot integration, and operates alongside several specialized technology subsidiaries. Sanxing reports more than 60 patents, with research staff making up 20% of its workforce.
Hundley Cellars is a family winery and vineyard in Ohio’s Grand River Valley, producing small-vintage wines from its estate grapes and locally sourced fruit. Founded by siblings Tracy and Greg Hundley with their parents, the winery opened in 2014 on 35 acres in Harpersfield Township and continues the family legacy with winemaker John Maness and Tracy Hundley, who holds UC Davis credentials in enology and viticulture. Its tasting room pairs wine with food and a relaxed, old-fashioned sense of hospitality.
Built around a cross-disciplinary team with experience reaching well beyond cannabis, Hundred Percent Labs is an Ohio medical-cannabis processor known for applying laboratory discipline to its craft. The company develops strain-focused products for patients while also sharing cannabis education with the wider community.
Founded from professional makeup artist Hung Vanngo’s decades of global artistry, Hung Vanngo Beauty makes high-performance makeup designed for every skin tone, texture, and style. Vanngo, who emigrated from Vietnam to Canada before moving to New York City, brings an artist’s eye to products such as color-story eyeshadow palettes and longwear eyeliners, balancing bold pigment with everyday wearability. The brand also supports working makeup artists and students through its Pro Artistry program.
Rooted in Walter Hunger’s 1945 German forge, Hunger Hydraulics USA is the Rossford-based American subsidiary of a family company whose engineering work now spans two younger generations. Established in the United States in 1981, it is known for solving demanding heavy-duty hydraulic challenges, with more than 300,000 engineered cylinder designs behind its work for industrial customers across North America.
Founded in 1945, HUNGER Hydraulik Group develops and manufactures hydraulic components and complete systems, with a particular focus on custom large and special cylinders. From its origins in Walter Hunger’s postwar forge and first hydraulic truck-tipping plant, the group has grown to 14 companies and about 400 employees worldwide. Its Lohr-based core company produces cylinders up to 4,000 millimeters in diameter and 30 meters long, while specialized coating technologies support demanding applications in environments ranging from offshore projects to hydroelectric construction.
What began as Steve Flood’s home winemaking hobby in 2011 has grown into Hungry Run Wine Bar & Bistro, an award-winning winery, wine bar, and full-menu restaurant serving the Lewistown area. Steve and Katy Flood have owned and operated the business since 2015, pairing their house wines with wood-fired fare in a casual industrial setting. The bistro also hosts weekly gatherings and offers a private Reserve Room for intimate events of up to 36 guests.
Privately owned since its founding in 1962, Cincinnati-based Hunkar Technologies has built its identity around bringing specialized automation businesses together under one roof. Its teams engineer and support production systems for manufacturers, with the company emphasizing a single source of responsibility rather than passing customers between suppliers. Hunkar operates across the United States and serves clients in national and international markets.
Since 1926, HUNT Country Furniture has made solid-wood furniture by hand in the United States, carrying traditional joinery and finishing methods from its original Wingdale, New York homestead into today’s work. The family of skilled craftsmen builds pieces intended for daily use and eventual hand-me-downs, with custom wood and finish choices available through its Hudson Valley showrooms.
Hunt Country is a seventh-generation Finger Lakes farm that grew grapes for generations before the Hunt family established its winery in 1981. The winery helped pioneer the Keuka Lake Wine Trail and crafted wine for 45 years, closing in 2025 while the farm continues under Suzanne Hunt and Matt Kelly. Today, the western Keuka Lake property brings people together through yoga, farm-skill workshops, retreats, gardens and other hands-on community experiences.
Since 2004, Pittsburgh-based Hunt Optics & Imaging has supplied microscopes, cameras, and imaging systems, serving laboratories and other customers across much of the Southeast and Mid-Atlantic. The company has been an Olympus dealer for more than 30 years and is now the exclusive Olympus biological microscope dealer in South Carolina and Arkansas. Through its relationship with sister company B&B Microscopes, Hunt also connects customers with microscope repair and maintenance services.
Hunter Douglas makes custom window treatments, pairing shades, blinds and shutters with smart-home control through its PowerView® Automation system. The company’s distinctive Aura® Illuminated Shades incorporate built-in lighting that can shift from warm to cool and dim to bright, extending window treatment design beyond daylight control. With over a century of innovation and craftsmanship, Hunter Douglas sells its custom-ordered products through authorized local dealers.
Founded in 1988, Hunter Machine Inc. produces CNC-machined parts in Victor, New York, using automated manufacturing systems for on-demand production. Its 30,000-square-foot operation combines flexible manufacturing systems with multitasking and 5-axis Swiss turning, supporting quick shifts between jobs and lights-out production around the clock. The company has served customers across fields including transportation, health services, laboratory equipment, and optics.
Since opening in 1951, Hunter Metal Industries has remained a USA manufacturer with roots in metalworking and an unusual early claim to fame: designing one of the first rolling shopping baskets. The company shifted toward point-of-purchase displays in the 1960s and now serves retailers, agencies, and goods manufacturers with custom display programs.
Known for more than 55 years of custom fabrication, Hunter Sales Corporation serves industrial and commercial customers from Bethel Park, Pennsylvania. The company makes specialized gaskets and sealing products, using its flash-cut system for quick work from drawings while its craftsmen take on large or unusually complex jobs.
For more than 35 years, Hunter Valley Printing has been a local family-owned and operated business providing full-service printing, graphic design and signage in the Upper Hunter Valley. With offices in Muswellbrook and Scone, it serves commercial, mining and horse-industry customers while also publishing The Aberdeen Whisper, a monthly newspaper focused on local community life. The company incorporates recycling and reuse of paper waste into its printing practices.
Founded in Pennsylvania in 1969, Huntingdon Electric Motor Service repairs, rebuilds, manufactures and sells electrical apparatus, with particular expertise in industrial motors and generators. Its Huntingdon shop can overhaul motors ranging from 5 to 5,000 horsepower, including equipment dating from the 1890s, while also rebuilding welders as a certified Miller and Lincoln Electric repair facility. HEMS has served as an authorized GE and NECP parts distributor since 1989 and offers 24-hour emergency repair and sales service.
Huntingdon Fiberglass Products, LLC provides glass reinforced continuous filament mat and surfacing veil material solutions for the global composites market. Their product offerings are used in construction, automotive, transportation, and power and energy industries.