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Since 1996, Imeco Cables has manufactured electrical harnesses and cable assemblies, including high-voltage systems for electric and hybrid vehicles. With more than 600 employees across three facilities in Canada, the United States, and Mexico, the company serves transportation and heavy-equipment makers as well as medical and industrial customers. Imeco operates 100,000 square feet of production space and maintains ISO 9001 quality and ISO 14001 environmental management certifications; its Canadian facility is LEED Silver certified.
IMET Corporation is a Cleveland-area technology company known for modeling wastewater treatment on the biology of healthy waterways. Its patented modular systems support aerobic microorganisms in existing wastewater infrastructure, including residential septic applications and municipal treatment plants. The company’s residential system is certified to NSF/ANSI 40 and 245.
Founded in Switzerland in 1948, Imetra is a woman-owned precision-components company whose roots lie in the exacting watchmaking and instrument trade. The family moved the business to New York in 1974, and it now serves science and industry with custom parts for specialized instrumentation, backed by manufacturing facilities around the world. Imetra maintains certifications including ISO 13485 and ISO 9001.
Since 1976, Imex has designed and manufactured Doppler systems in the USA for fetal-heartbeat and peripheral blood-flow monitoring. Its configurable Elite and Pocket Dop II handheld units use interchangeable obstetric and vascular probes, including a waterproof option for underwater labor and delivery, while the CT+ brings the same flexibility to a portable countertop format. Imex says its Dopplers are trusted by medical professionals worldwide and backs them with a 10-year limited warranty.
Since 2013, iMFLUX has developed adaptive low-constant-pressure injection-molding technology that helps manufacturers run plastic injection machines more reliably with fewer operator adjustments. Its system combines closed-loop feedback software with molding hardware to adapt in real time across machines, molds, and materials, including recycled and bio-derived resins. The company’s approach is aimed at autonomous molding while reducing energy use, wear, waste, and part weight.
Iron Mountain Generation develops, constructs, and operates small-scale power generation projects in the Northeast U.S. The company's project sizes and portfolio approach to power plant development enable solutions for gas producers, power purchasers, and equipment supply chain participants.
Founded in 1951 as the original Electromark Company, IMG of Utica, Inc. makes electrochemical marking systems that permanently etch precise identification, logos, and maker’s marks onto metal. The Utica manufacturer helped pioneer the electromarking process and serves customers ranging from aerospace producers to knife makers, with equipment designed to mark without heat, stress, or distortion. Its systems support both small-shop work and production marking, including aerospace traceability applications.
From its roots in perfume retail, IMH Fragrance has grown into a Columbus, Ohio fragrance maker and private-label partner, developing and producing scents for its own and client brands. Its 45,000-square-foot vertically integrated facility handles the work from formulation through manufacturing and U.S. distribution, with capacity for up to 25,000 bottles per day. IMH collaborates with internationally recognized perfumers and follows IFRA guidelines while meeting FDA requirements under the 2022 Modernization of Cosmetics Regulation Act.
IMI Fabi is a talc producer established in the 1950s in Valmalenco, Italy, with mining and manufacturing operations across Europe, Australia, North America, China, and Pakistan. It produces talc for industrial applications and operates a global network of production sites, laboratories, and customer support.
IMI is a Chambersburg, Pennsylvania company that develops and sells tire and wheel maintenance products for commercial transportation. Founded in 1973 by Robert Fogal, Sr., the company introduced STS tire sealant and has since added products such as internal tire-balancing solutions and wheel-maintenance equipment.
Born as a Pittsburgh non-ferrous foundry in 1899, IMI PBM now manufactures sanitary and industrial ball valve solutions at its Irwin, Pennsylvania facility. The company shipped its first ball valve in 1960 and today handles manufacturing, testing, inventory and assembly on site, serving customers in more than 50 countries with a staff of over 100. Its application-specific designs include proprietary Adjust-O-Seal® technology and True-Bore® options, backed by more than a century of valve-making experience.
Founded in 1999 as part of France-based, family-owned Lacroix Group, IML Containers manufactures in-mold labeled packaging and provides integrated packaging production for North and South American customers. Its operations encompass label printing and container molding, with facilities identified in Quebec, Iowa, Arizona, Illinois, and Colombia; the company says it grew to about 200 employees within its first decade in North America.
Immco Diagnostics is a Buffalo-area diagnostic laboratory specializing in autoimmune testing of serology and biopsy specimens, as well as preeclampsia risk testing. Co-founded by periodontists, it has more than 40 years of experience in oral and maxillofacial pathology biopsy services and developed novel biomarkers for its Sjögren’s diagnostic testing.
Since 1997, Immersion Research has been a paddler-built maker of technical outdoor gear, tested by athletes and developed in-house in Hood River, Oregon. Its Confluence, Pennsylvania, home base and Hood River facility also support a repair operation that services gear from any brand, extending the life of equipment used by paddlers and rescue professionals.
Immersus Health Company LLC is a Cincinnati-based medical equipment company known for applying clinical evidence to patient support surfaces. It serves care providers and families with solutions designed to improve comfort while helping address pressure injuries and falls.
Founded by photonics and laser researchers from AlphaMicron, Immobileyes develops light-based non-lethal technology for security, including optical-disruption tools and systems that jam multiple drone sensors. The Kent, Ohio company draws on decades of laser eye-protection research conducted for the U.S. Air Force and Army, with its Laser Storm system requested and supported by the U.S. Air Force.
Founded in 1977, UK-headquartered Immunodiagnostic Systems develops, manufactures and markets immunoassays and automated immunoanalyser technologies for clinical and research laboratories. The company is particularly known for its endocrinology expertise, including a long-standing focus on vitamin D testing, and supports customers through a global network spanning more than 100 countries. IDS has around 275 employees worldwide and has been part of the Revvity family since 2021.
Impact Automation designs and delivers turnkey automation systems for parcel handling and warehouse operations, including custom conveyor systems and specialty equipment. Drawing on decades of industry experience, the company takes projects from system design through installation and supports them with ongoing maintenance and repairs. Its newer Impact Robotics offering centers on a direct-to-each automated storage and retrieval system that eliminates totes and carriers for item-level fulfillment.
Since its founding in 2002, Impact Biologicals Inc. has built its identity around helping biomedical researchers obtain proteins they cannot readily produce themselves. The Wallingford company develops custom recombinant proteins for pharmaceutical, biotech and academic clients, while its prion proteins are particularly associated with RT-QuIC research.
Founded in 2011 by a composite engineer, American-owned Impact Guard brings continuous-fiber technology into high-volume manufacturing from its 155,000-square-foot facility in Leetsdale, Pennsylvania. The company makes fiber-reinforced thermoplastic sheets and composite panels for customers such as truck and trailer manufacturers, with production based on 95% U.S.-sourced materials.