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For more than 50 years, ICC Chemicals has made chemistry for the screen-printing trade, with a particular focus on cleaning and reclaiming screens. The Cincinnati-based company is proudly owned and made in the USA, and supports printers with technical papers, safety data and training on product use. Its formulations serve textile, UV and conventional printing applications, including non-flammable solvent cleaners without petroleum or chlorinated derivatives.
ICC Commonwealth provides engineering, fabrication, construction, erection, maintenance, repair, inspection, and demolition services for tall industrial structures, industrial linings, refractory systems, mechanical erection, and bulk-material handling systems. Its explicitly listed offerings include steel and concrete chimneys, cooling towers, storage domes and silos, wind and solar towers, refractory assemblies, ceramic welding, structural steel, conveyors, crushers, screens, elevators, chutes, and hoppers. The company serves power, oil and gas, chemical and petrochemical, steel, glass, cement and lime, aluminum, ceramics, pulp and paper, waste-to-energy, and manufacturing markets.
ICC Compliance Center provides hazardous-materials and dangerous-goods compliance products, custom packaging design, labeling and placarding products, regulatory publications, software, consulting, and training. It states that it has onsite manufacturing capabilities and serves chemical distribution and manufacturing, transportation and logistics, paint and coatings, automotive, government, healthcare, and consumer products markets.
Founded in New York in 1950 as a one-person trading business, ICC Industries Inc. is a family-owned holding company whose operating businesses trade, distribute and manufacture specialty chemicals, plastics and related products. Its portfolio reaches from custom polystyrene sheet and specialty chemical production to dietary supplements, with a family connection to Azur, the Romanian paints and coatings factory founded by Eugene Farber. Today, ICC remains a New York-based family enterprise with businesses serving markets worldwide.
Founded in 2003 by Ric Nadel, Ice Air is an owner-led HVAC manufacturer known for hands-on involvement in building projects and a focus on electrification. Based in Mount Vernon, the company has served U.S. and Canadian markets for two decades, supporting multifamily and other large-building developments with high-performance heat-pump systems. A Department of Energy grant is supporting its expansion into American manufacturing with a new Spartanburg, South Carolina, facility.
Founded in 2004 by president Brian Rizzo, Austin-based ICE Cable Systems manufactures premium low-voltage wire and cable products for audio-video, security, electrical contracting and data-center installations. Its installer-focused designs include the Big Mouth Payout box and Reelex coiling for smoother, tangle-free pulls, along with cable features that simplify stripping and reduce waste. ICE serves customers through three U.S. warehouses and a network of more than 80 distributors in over 20 countries.
Since opening in March 1990, Ice Cream Cottage has made premium ice cream and custom ice cream cakes in historic Mastic, Long Island. Its Chocolate Overdose was voted Best Chocolate Ice Cream by Newsday in 2012, and the shop won Newsday’s Best Ice-Cream Cone on Long Island by popular vote in 2016. The cottage-style shop also keeps more than 100 cakes in stock for pickup.
Ice House is a family-owned gourmet water ice and custard shop that handcrafts water ice and offers soft-serve custard, gelatis, sundaes, shakes, malts, floats, and blend-ins. Operating seasonally from March to late September, it serves the local community with over 80 unique flavors and supports local charities through fundraisers.
Founded in 1999 from the purchase of Toledo’s Acklin Stamping, Ice Industries has grown into a North American metal-forming manufacturer producing stamped and roll-formed components, along with related fabricated, welded and assembled parts. Its five-location footprint spans more than 750,000 square feet across the United States and Mexico, with deep-draw expertise dating through its Deerfield and Ronfeldt operations and newer roll-forming plants supporting solar energy manufacturing. Ice Industries is also a small disabled veteran-owned business, and its facilities hold certifications including ISO 9001, IATF 16949 and ISO 14001.
Ice Mountain makes still and sparkling bottled water from carefully selected springs, with most of its spring water coming from three sources in Michigan. Its Midwest identity is especially clear at Evart, White Pine, and Sanctuary Springs, where groundwater is monitored and managed as part of the surrounding watershed. The brand also supports regional conservation through its Environmental Stewardship Fund, which has awarded nearly $900,000 in grants since 2002.
Founded in 2022, Pittsburgh-based Ice Station Zebra LLC designs and manufactures custom challenge coins that give military units, public-safety departments, fraternal organizations, and corporate teams a tangible mark of identity and achievement. The company combines more than two decades of security consulting experience with in-house design and production, managing projects from die design through final inspection without middlemen or templates. Its work ranges from command and memorial pieces to specialized organizational commissions, with more than 200 coins designed for over 50 organizations.
Founded in New York in 2008, Iceberg Guards makes custom mouthguards for amateur and professional athletes. Its performance mouthwear uses technology adapted from mandibular orthopedic repositioning appliances to open the airway and position the jaw, while custom fitting and athlete-focused designs set it apart from off-the-shelf guards. The company works with dental partners in select cities and also provides at-home impression kits.
Handcrafted in Iceland, Icelandic+ makes natural dog and cat treats from ingredients sourced from the country’s waters and farms. Its fish treats are cleaned, air-dried and processed soon after being caught, while manufacturing is powered by geothermal energy and partnerships with small farms, fisheries and processing facilities support local communities. The company also works with Iceland Responsible Fisheries as it turns ingredients such as wild-caught cod skin and lamb marrow into treats and meal toppers.
Founded in 1995, Greensburg-based ICEqube manufactures climate-control equipment and enclosure solutions that protect critical electronics in demanding environments. Its distinctive focus is hazardous-location cooling, with products engineered for those settings from the outset rather than converted from general-purpose units, alongside the IndustriQUBE and NetworkQUBE lines for industrial and telecom applications. ICEqube has maintained ISO 9001:2015 certification since January 2012 and supports customers through a global partner network.
iCeutica develops improved branded medicines with pharmaceutical partners and from its own pipeline, using its proprietary SoluMatrix™ Fine Particle Technology to make drug particles 10 to 200 times smaller than conventional particles. The scalable process is designed to address bioavailability, dose consistency, side effects and drug delivery, and has supported three FDA-approved products launched in the United States. Based in Princeton with an Australian registered office, iCeutica has applied the technology across pain and inflammation, oncology and respiratory disease programs.
Born from the 2024 merger of Transceramica and Eurowest, ICG Italia carries the Iris Ceramica Group’s Italian ceramic heritage into the U.S. design market. The family-owned, woman-led group traces its roots to the 1960s and produces its surfaces in Sassuolo, a long-established center of Italian craftsmanship, for architects and designers working on residential and commercial spaces.
Known for turning customers’ ideas into one-off designs, ICL Customs is a custom-order shop serving individuals, sports teams, and businesses. It creates personalized apparel and gifts for occasions ranging from celebrations to company events, while also handling bulk requests.
ICL is an Israeli global minerals and chemicals producer that traces its industrial roots to Dead Sea potash and bromine production, which began in 1931. It now produces materials and formulated products for agriculture, food, energy storage, and industrial applications, drawing on its mineral resources and production operations in 13 countries.
From its North Syracuse, New York plant, ICM Controls designs and manufactures electronic controls and power-protection solutions for OEM and aftermarket customers. With more than 40 years in the field, the American manufacturer handles production in-house through a highly vertically integrated operation, helping it move products from concept to finished goods with short lead times. ICM Controls is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 and has sold more than 10 million products.