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Impact Industries Inc. is a privately held Northeast Ohio production stamping company that makes custom metal parts, operating a high-volume, full-service stamping facility. It reports 45 years of metal-stamping, die-maintenance, and repair experience, and says it has served the medical industry for more than 30 years. The company also acquired the Modular Dispensing Systems line and produces cup dispensers.
For more than 20 years, Impact Signs has designed, built, and installed custom business signage for companies across the country from its New Hope, Pennsylvania shop. Its work ranges from dimensional carved signs to channel lettering, while a bucket truck enables the company to hang, maintain, and repair signs in the field. Impact Signs also produces trade-show displays and custom apparel, extending its sign-making work into broader business branding.
Impeccable Air designs and supplies patented filtered return vents that capture pollutants at each HVAC return, turning ordinary home ventilation into a whole-home filtration system. Based in Boardman, Ohio, the company pairs built-in MERV 6 activated-carbon pre-filters with sleek composite grilles designed for tool-less installation and quick filter changes. It also evaluates homes and installs complete systems, with replacement filters delivered on a three-month schedule.
Imperial Brands PLC is a global tobacco and nicotine products company with a distinctive challenger role in its industry. Its operations span established tobacco products and next-generation alternatives, including vaping, heated products and modern oral nicotine, with manufacturing sites across multiple regions. The company is registered in England and Wales and lists Bristol as its registered office.
Since 1966, Meadville-based Imperial Carbide has manufactured high-precision tooling and steel parts, carrying projects from prototypes through full production in its more than 50,000-square-foot facility. Its in-house capabilities include close-tolerance work for demanding applications, with a notable specialty in interchangeable tooling and carbide components. Imperial Carbide is ISO 9001:2015 certified and offers inspection reports and traceability through its quality-assurance operation.
Formerly known as Imperial Technologies, Imperial Conveying Solutions is a Canton, Ohio company whose team brings a combined 100 years of experience to bulk-material handling projects. It designs and builds custom conveyor systems for industrial plants, with particular experience in demanding applications such as steep terrain and environmentally sensitive material handling.
Founded in 1959 by Cleveland die makers Andrew Lapossy and Alfred Thurer, Imperial Die & Manufacturing is a long-running American manufacturer whose work has kept customers returning for decades. Now based in Strongsville, Ohio, the company designs and builds precision progressive stamping dies while also producing stamped metal parts for industrial customers. Its 26,750-square-foot facility brings the work under one roof, supporting a practical, experienced approach to American manufacturing.
Founded in Chicago in 1962, Imperial Group is a vertically integrated metals company that recovers and processes scrap and manufactures specification-grade metal alloys. Its operations bring together 11 legacy business units, including aluminum alloy production in Minerva, Ohio, and zinc alloy production in Chicago. The company is guided by leaders from the second and third generations of its founding family.
For more than 20 years, Imperial Mailbox Systems has manufactured cast-aluminum mailboxes and street signs in Millbrook, Alabama, helping planned communities give their streets a consistent, durable look. The company grew from a four-person operation in a sub-5,000-square-foot facility to a 50,000-square-foot manufacturer shipping more than 1,200 mailbox systems and accessories each week. Imperial also worked with the U.S. Postal Service to co-author USPS Standard 7b, the standard governing curbside mailbox manufacture, and operates through a nationwide dealer network.
Imperial Marketing UK Ltd supplies home textiles, soft furnishings and luggage to UK wholesalers and retailers, with manufacturing overseen through its offices in India and China and stock imported to UK warehouses. Its range is particularly marked by recycled-fabric products, including jute and recycled-cotton rugs, while leftover material is reused in production to keep wastage low. The Wolverhampton branch is part of a wider group whose parent manufacturing company is Seven Seas Exporters in India, alongside a US branch.
Established in 1960, Imperial Plastics Inc. is a Rittman, Ohio manufacturer known for making vinyl accessory profiles for the fenestration industry. Its in-house tool and die shop lets the company develop custom profiles from the initial design through production for customers across a broad range of industrial applications.
Founded in 1959 as a small retail pool company, Imperial Pools now manufactures galvanized-steel and polymer inground pool kits, along with pool finishes, steps and related spa products. The Latham, New York company operates a 150,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility and is described as the Northeast’s oldest and largest privately owned manufacturer in its field. Imperial supplies pool professionals through a broad distribution network and backs its manufactured products with a limited lifetime warranty.
From its Pennsylvania facility, Imperial Systems handcrafts dust and fume collectors while supplying replacement cartridge filters for industrial systems. Its filtration shop supports equipment from a wide range of manufacturers, with media options such as nanofiber and fire-retardant blends for demanding environments. The company also makes the compact Lil Sucker portable weld-fume extractor for smaller shops and localized work.
Imperial Systems, founded in October 2001 by a manufacturer’s grandson, builds industrial dust and fume collection equipment from its shop in western Pennsylvania. Its distinction is practical: the company’s welders make and daily test its welded-solid collectors, including the CMAXX, in the same kind of shop they are designed to protect. Imperial Systems also designs, builds, and installs complete systems, with a focus on cleaner air and safer work environments.
Imperial Tent Company manufactures party and event tents for corporate gatherings, outdoor activities, and tent retailers, with personalized options that put a customer’s branding and colors on the shelter. The company says it has 20 years of tent-manufacturing experience, and its defining construction detail is the heat-sealed seam, designed to prevent leakage. Its American-made, flame-resistant vinyl meets NFPA 701 and California State Fire Marshal requirements.
Founded in 1979 as a family-run distributor, Imperial Wire & Cable supplies wire and cable to manufacturers, defense contractors, and government agencies across the United States. The company pairs nearly five decades of experience with hands-on support, including custom respooling and handling for production needs. New leadership took over through an asset purchase in 2024 while continuing Imperial’s established service and expanding its reach into commercial markets.
Founded in Portland in 2014, Imperial Yeast produces liquid brewing yeast for professional brewers and homebrewers, with more than 60 strains and ready-to-use homebrew pouches. Its distinctive Verified Units standard measures each pitch by a tested count of 1.29 trillion viable cells, while a rigorous quality program tracks cultures from raw materials through shipment. Imperial also banks proprietary strains and develops custom fermentation solutions beyond beer.
Impetum Industries develops and manufactures defense-oriented hardware, including its patented-pending LOAD-X universal magazine loader, in the United States. The company’s flagship tool uses interchangeable adapters to load rifle and pistol magazines, and its products are designed, manufactured, and assembled domestically with a lifetime warranty.
Founded in 1825 as a maker of forged copper products, Impol has grown into a Slovene aluminium manufacturer producing semi-finished and finished materials for demanding industrial uses. Its foundry develops more than 70 aluminium alloys, including customer-specific and patent-protected formulations, while in-house laboratories support rapid product development and traceability. The group now manufactures about 250,000 tonnes annually with 2,400 employees and offers the lower-carbon InfiniAL line using recycled aluminium and lower-emission inputs.
Founded by inventor Robert Swartz after he began developing its technology in 2009, Impossible Objects makes industrial 3D printers and composite parts through its proprietary Composite-Based Additive Manufacturing process. Its CBAM technology combines long-fiber carbon or fiberglass with thermoplastic polymers, enabling the company to produce strong, lightweight parts and electronics tooling at production-scale speeds. The company’s CBAM 25 printer is designed for high-volume manufacturing, while Impossible Objects also prints custom parts for demanding applications.