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Family-owned since 1970, Hykon Manufacturing Co. is an Alliance, Ohio, business led by Douglass and Brenda Duchon. The company is known for helping commercial and industrial customers handle wire and cordage, while also offering repair support and equipment tailored to special requirements.
Founded in Dayton in 1928, Hyland Screw Machine Products remains a fourth- and fifth-generation family-operated manufacturer known for nearly a century of precision work. The company produces turned components for industrial customers, with annual output exceeding 1 million parts, and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Hyliion is an Austin-headquartered energy technology company that designs, develops, and sells linear generator solutions for electricity production. Its KARNO Power Module uses a four-shaft linear generator core, and the company says production of its first KARNO additive components launched in 2024.
Hymark Ltd combines established manufacturing partnerships with its own Kentucky Gauge line to supply automation, motion-control, measuring and machine-tool equipment for industrial manufacturers and integrators. Based in Owensboro, Kentucky, the company is particularly distinctive for Kentucky Gauge systems, which Hymark has manufactured for more than 20 years for precise length measurement and automated material handling in steel and other heavy industries. Hymark also develops custom and OEM solutions for applications ranging from robotics and semiconductor equipment to packaging and medical machinery.
Founded in 1925, Hynes Industries engineers and manufactures precision custom steel roll-formed shapes for demanding OEM applications. The company’s specialty is pairing deep roll-forming expertise with collaborative design and fulfillment, from weight-saving truck-trailer components to profiles for automated material handling and solar systems. Hynes operates three Midwest plants with more than 60 mills across 425,000 square feet and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded in 1973, Hyoseong Electric makes motors and electrification components for automotive systems, including the blower motors that have defined its five-decade history. Based in Busan, the company is developing integrated thermal-management parts and other technologies for electric vehicles, future mobility and robotics. Hyoseong Electric was named a Prestigious Longevity Company in 2021 and has been recognized with Korea’s World-Class Product designation.
Hyosung Americas (Hyosung TNS Inc.) designs and manufactures ATM hardware and develops related software and services for financial and retail transactions. The company traces its start to 1979 and describes a history of research and development in financial solutions; in retail, it says it has more than 20 years of leadership in the ATM market. Its Americas business serves customers with hardware, software, and managed services.
Created by Desiree after her own experience with acne and dark spots, Hyper Skin makes clinical skincare centered on the needs of skin of color. The brand focuses on hyperpigmentation with formulas designed to be gentle on deeper and sensitive skin tones while delivering visible results, including its award-winning Fade and Glow AHA Mask and invisible SPF 50 sun protection.
Founded in 2001, Columbus-based Hyper Tech Research manufactures long-length magnesium diboride and niobium-tin superconducting wire while developing coils, cryogenic systems and other technologies for energy, medical and transportation applications. Its 41,000-square-foot facility has annual capacity exceeding 10,000 kilometers of wire, and the company’s patented continuous tube forming and filling process helped move MgB₂ wire from research into commercial manufacturing. More recently, Hyper Tech has expanded into high-power-density induction motors and grid technologies aimed at supporting electrification and a lower-carbon energy system.
Built on patented technology developed at The Ohio State University, Columbus-based HyperDamping creates lightweight damping materials and application-specific solutions that suppress noise, vibration, and shock. The company combines mechanical design with materials science to move from modeling and testing to prototype and mass production, with products ranging from floor isolators to small damping pads. Co-founder Ryan Harne leads a team spanning engineering, manufacturing, materials science, and business development.
HyperGo is known for designing a full-body refresh around the moments when a shower is out of reach, especially for athletes and people on the move. The company makes large, rinse-free body wipes with plant-based fibers for use after workouts, during travel, or outdoors.
Hyperion Materials & Technologies is a global leader in advanced materials, developing and manufacturing tungsten carbide powders, cemented carbide, synthetic diamond, and cubic boron nitride products. With over seven decades of experience and a vertically integrated supply chain, the company offers a portfolio of nearly 50,000 products. Hyperion was born out of GE, Diamond Innovations, and Sandvik Hard Materials, and is owned by KKR. The company employs more than 2,000 people dedicated to creating solutions for hard and super-hard material needs.
Founded by orthopedic surgeon in training Omolola (Lola) Fakunle, HyperReal develops lifelike prosthetic covers using AI-driven design, adaptive software, and 3D printing. The company grew from Fakunle’s experience seeing amputee patients struggle with prosthetic appearance and lengthy fitting processes, and its scan-to-print workflow creates more personalized covers with shorter lead times.
Hypertherm is an industrial cutting technology company and a Hypertherm Associates brand, known for its plasma cutting products. Its history began more than fifty years ago, when founder Dick Couch and colleague Bob Dean developed a narrower plasma arc for faster, more accurate metal cutting. Hypertherm is part of a 100% employee-owned company focused on industrial cutting and shaping technologies.
Founded by Dr. Onome Scott-Emuakpor, a former Air Force Research Laboratory turbine-engine structures engineer, Hyphen Innovations is an aerospace and defense technology company built around practical, lower-cost solutions. The Moraine, Ohio, firm draws on nearly two decades of experience to help Department of Defense and aerospace customers develop durable systems and sustain critical components, including through its iDAMP damping technology.
Finger Lakes-based Hypira LLC is developing Project Monarc, a high-performance electric hypercar built around a driver-focused cockpit and an electric drivetrain inspired by Formula E cars. Founded by Zak Page, the company also pairs the vehicle project with immersive Monarc simulation experiences and a blockchain-based ownership concept. Hypira was established in 2020.
Since 1995, Hypoxico has designed and manufactured the patented systems that let athletes, researchers and military users simulate high-altitude conditions without leaving sea level. The New York company developed the enclosed-environment altitude-training concept and still builds its own equipment, from individual systems to facilities serving as many as 100 users. Its team draws on experience from former college athletes, elite mountaineers and performance scientists, with installations used by organizations including the United States Olympic Committee, Harvard Medical School and the Navy SEALs.
Founded in 2010 by Cécile Vienney and orthopedic surgeons, Hyprevention develops and manufactures implantable medical devices that reinforce bones weakened by osteoporosis or cancer. Based in Pessac, France, the company created STRUTPLASTY®, combining PEEK implants with PMMA bone cement, including the FDA-cleared V-STRUT vertebral implant and Y-STRUT hip implant. Its products are marketed in the United States, Latin America and the Middle East.
Hyson develops force and motion control equipment for metal forming, industrial machinery and other demanding applications, with a product line centered on nitrogen gas springs. Based in Brecksville, Ohio, the company is especially distinctive for systems built for harsh conditions and high-speed stamping, including its patented DYNE-A-Lube lubrication technology and XTREME gas springs for heavy industry. Hyson also provides application engineering and remote Toolmind monitoring to help manufacturers track spring pressure and temperature during production.
For more than a century, Hyster-Yale Materials Handling has built forklifts and other materials-handling equipment that keep goods moving through the global supply chain. Its Hyster and Yale brands span more than 400 models and have more than one million lift trucks installed worldwide, while Nuvera adds on-demand energy solutions. Global development centers and manufacturing plants also support custom engineering when standard equipment cannot meet a facility’s needs.