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Huntingdon Offset Printing combines commercial printing with creative marketing support for businesses in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. The company produces everyday print materials and large-format graphics, while its online ordering tools and branded web-to-print storefronts are designed to make managing recurring business print simpler. With years of experience in print and marketing, Huntingdon Offset Printing emphasizes a personal touch and help bringing customer artwork from concept to finished piece.
Founded in Huntington in 1947 as Huntington Plating & Polishing Co., Huntington Plating is a family-owned machine and plating job shop that repairs, manufactures and plates industrial parts. Its single-source approach combines machining, fabrication, hydraulic and pneumatic repair with plating, including work to restore hard-to-replace components and extend their service life. The company continues the customer-service focus established by founders Andy Houvouras and Leo DiPiero.
Huntington Steel is a family-owned Huntington, West Virginia, company founded in 1904 and still led by a sixth-generation owner. Rooted in the Ohio Valley, it has grown from a local boiler works into a regional partner that prepares steel for contractors, fabricators, OEMs, and industrial projects while maintaining a strong focus on its people and community.
Huntsman Corporation is a publicly traded global manufacturer and marketer of differentiated and specialty chemicals, with products sold worldwide to manufacturers serving consumer and industrial markets. The company reports operating more than 55 manufacturing, R&D and operations facilities in approximately 25 countries, with about 6,000 associates in its continuing operations. Its businesses include Advanced Materials, Performance Products and Polyurethanes.
Hurban Machine Tool, LLC makes precision-machined parts through three- and four-axis milling for orders ranging from a single piece to small production runs. Based in Meadville, the shop also takes on prototypes, fixtures, mold bases and complete molds, using solid-model CAD/CAM programming to reduce translation errors and turnaround time. Its neighboring wire-EDM and water-jet partners add capabilities within the same manufacturing complex.
Sondra Jordan’s Hurdlecards is a writing-led art practice built around reflection, consolation and humor. She creates framed word-art gifts by pairing meaningful messages with hand-painted surfaces, including salvaged naval brass, for people marking life’s turning points. Her work has been presented at venues ranging from the Kennedy Center Gift Shop to the Pentagon.
As a small woman-owned business with more than 20 years in the field, HurleyIR is known for rugged camera systems trusted by all branches of the U.S. military. The company has deployed more than 3,000 systems worldwide and reports a field failure rate below one percent, while tailoring its equipment for demanding security and engineering work.
Founded by two Matts—one shaped by years of skin problems and the other by product development for brands such as Tom Ford, Clinique, and Lab Series—Huron makes men’s grooming and personal-care products in the USA. Its performance-focused essentials pair clinically tested formulas with cologne-level scents, including a signature triple-milled bar soap and aluminum-free deodorant. Huron says its products are vegan and Leaping-Bunny certified cruelty-free, using globally sourced ingredients.
Founded in 1956, Huron Tool & Cutter Grinding is a woman-owned, third-generation manufacturer whose roots reach from aerospace work into specialized medical-device manufacturing. The Farmingdale company is known for close customer collaboration, developing surgical instrumentation from early concepts through production in a climate-controlled, 40,000-square-foot facility. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016.
Established in 1989 as a concrete rock-breaker manufacturer and hydraulic-hammer repair business, Hurricane Attachments now builds purpose-designed attachments for demanding jobsites, including its HD 3700 and HD 10000 drop hammers. The company introduced its first-generation drop hammer in the late 1990s and was purchased in 2020 by two equipment-industry veterans who retained its employees while expanding its product lines and manufacturing capabilities. Today, nearly 30 employees work across four locations in four states, with repair technicians servicing hydraulic hammers from all major manufacturers.
From its snowmobile shop in Domville, Ontario, Hurricane Performance Canada develops and sells performance upgrades for racers and trail riders, backed by an engine research-and-development facility. The company’s racing roots are visible in more than 80 plaques earned by Marshall Swartz, including a 203.2-mph quarter-mile snowmobile run in 2018. Hurricane distributes through dealers across Canada, the United States and Europe.
Hussey Copper is a Leetsdale, Pennsylvania manufacturer with roots reaching back to 1848 and more than 175 years of copper-making experience. Its Leetsdale operation uses 100% recycled copper feedstock, processing more than 100 million pounds of scrap each year before supplying precision busbar and related components to manufacturers serving critical electrical infrastructure. With additional production in Eminence, Kentucky, the company remains part of Pantheon Electric while maintaining an integrated path from melting through finished production.
Founded by tattoo devotees Richie Bulldog and Seth Love, Hustle Butter makes tattoo-care products for artists and collectors, led by its original body-butter balm launched in 2012. The New York City-born brand developed its petroleum-free formulas to keep sessions cleaner and skin nourished through healing and long-term tattoo care, using vegan, cruelty-free ingredients without parabens or phthalates.
Hutchinson Industries Inc. manufactures engineered mobility components for defense, security, commercial, and maritime applications. Headquartered in Trenton, New Jersey, the company says it has decades of experience designing and producing vehicle mobility systems, with products trusted in demanding military and industrial settings. It also manufactures high-complexity machined parts for aerospace and other markets.
Established in Hutchinson, Minnesota, in 1965, Hutchinson Technology designs micro-actuation components and systems, including products for hard disk drives. Now part of TDK’s Magnetic Heads Business Company, it combines design and modeling expertise with development labs, prototype facilities, and design-for-manufacturing capabilities. The company’s Hutchinson headquarters also houses its R&D operations, and its quality system is ISO 9001 certified.
Established in 2005, Hutchison Machining produces custom metal components through high-precision CNC machining for demanding industrial customers. Based in Denton, Maryland, the company combines experienced machinists with multi-axis equipment and advanced inspection processes, and reports more than 10,000 completed projects across over 100 industries.
Hutter Performance, opened in 2003 on an eight-acre site in Chardon, builds and tunes custom street and race vehicles, with fabrication and engine work shaped by the Hutter family’s racing history. The company grew from Ron Hutter’s racing-engine operation, whose engines powered 21 NASCAR Busch, Truck and Modified championships, and today combines dyno tuning with custom fabrication and track support. Its work has also expanded into fitting race-engine technology to replica vintage aircraft.
The Hutter name comes with a deep racing lineage: Ron Hutter began building engines in 1964, later winning eight national championships with Richie Evans, while the family’s engines powered Dale Earnhardt Jr. to back-to-back titles in 1998 and 1999. Hutter Performance, opened by the family in 2003, applies that competition experience to custom street and race vehicles for individual owners and teams from its Chardon facility. Its work has also extended to fitting race-engine technology to replica vintage aircraft.
Family-owned since 1998, HV2 Custom Grinding & Processing Company in Easton, Pennsylvania, toll-processes industrial materials and specialty chemicals into powders tailored to customer specifications. Its full-service operation can take on a single processing step or a broader workflow, with micronization down to three microns and support for material handling and logistics. HV2 expanded its manufacturing facility by 10,000 square feet in 2026 and processed more than 10 million pounds in 2025.
Founded in 2016 by collector-car restorer Paul Vorbach, HV3DWorks LLC uses additive manufacturing to recreate rare components and design custom parts for classic-car restorations and builds. The Sewickley company grew from Vorbach’s concours-level restoration work, and its 3D-printed components have appeared on award-winning cars at Pebble Beach and Amelia Island. Vorbach was named one of Sports Car Market magazine’s Top 20 Restorers in 2018.