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With almost a decade in the industry, Indipro Tools designs and assembles professional power solutions for filmmakers and content creators in the USA. Its batteries, chargers, power accessories and custom-built systems are supported by a Long Island, New York service center that also handles equipment repair and technical support. The company additionally offers Teris camera-support gear, including mini jibs, fluid heads and tripods.
Founded in 1934, Indium Corporation is a global materials refiner, smelter, manufacturer, and supplier serving the electronics industry. It develops and manufactures specialty solders, alloys, metals, and compounds, drawing on more than 90 years of experience in materials and their applications. The company reports 547+ employees and 16 facilities worldwide.
Founded in 2002 by surgical oncologist Prof. Dr. Hartmut Juhl, Hamburg-based Indivumed GmbH is a biotech company developing precision-oncology therapeutics from patient-derived cancer data. Its clinically grounded R&D combines more than 20 years of standardized tumor-sample collection with proprietary multi-omics analysis and patient-derived tumor models to identify and validate drug targets. A global clinical network spanning North America, Europe, and Asia gives the company a broad, patient-native view of cancer biology.
For more than three decades, Indoor Air Professionals has made indoor air quality its sole focus, rather than a sideline to another business. Founded in 1993 outside Buffalo, the company now serves Western New York and the San Diego metro region, with experience spanning more than 5,000 commercial locations, including U.S. Navy facilities. Its NADCA-certified team applies that specialized experience to cleaner, healthier air in homes and critical facilities.
Founded in 2013, family-run Indoor Sky designs and supplies window-treatment systems that bring usable daylight into homes and workplaces while controlling glare and solar heat. Based in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, the company developed its Dayliter and Skyliter systems by combining fabric lightshelves with roller shades, and provides commercial design support plus measurement and installation in Central Pennsylvania.
Indricon is a veteran-owned small business founded by former U.S. Army engineer Brian Hale, who drew on ten years of military engineering experience to establish the Beavercreek firm. It serves manufacturers and government organizations as an outsourced engineering partner, creating tailored automation solutions for complex production needs.
Since 1956, Induction Services, Inc. has specialized in induction heat treating for manufacturers from its 40,000-square-foot Warren, Michigan facility. Its more than 40 production machines support high-volume work, while in-house metallurgical assistance carries applications from prototype development through production. The company is ISO 9001:2015 registered and CQI-9 compliant, with a full-time metallurgist and laboratory testing supporting its quality program.
Established in 2010 by a group of active engineers, Inductra Magnetic Components has built its identity around practical engineering expertise in power electronics. From its Savli, Vadodara facility, the company develops transformers and other magnetic components for power-conversion customers worldwide, with more than half of its revenue coming from exports. Its quality system is ISO 9001:2015 certified and its products are UL recognized.
Indulge Pure Originals is a boutique skincare brand created by salon owners in response to demand from their clients. Its products are made with carefully selected natural ingredients, with most offerings vegan and fragrances built from essential oils or botanical extracts; the company sells directly to consumers while also partnering with small businesses.
Founded in 1997 as a one-room tool and die shop in Congers, New York, Indus Precision Manufacturing now provides precision machining and fabrication from a 15,000-square-foot facility with more than 30 machines. The company is particularly rooted in semiconductor machining and supports aerospace and defense programs, including components used on U.S. Navy ships and submarines. Indus holds AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certifications and combines engineering support with tightly documented inspection and traceability practices.
From its Long Island base, Industrial Automation & Enclosures Inc. designs and manufactures industrial equipment enclosures, rackmount systems, and related accessories for automation applications. The company combines more than 20 years of industrial design experience with engineering, prototyping, modification, and U.S.-based production through local manufacturing partners. Its custom-design service can take an enclosure project from an initial sketch through assembly and packaging, including solutions for customers such as Boeing, Lockheed Martin, and General Dynamics Mission Systems.
Dayton-based Industrial Automation Controls goes beyond conventional distribution, designing and building pneumatic and electrical automation solutions for manufacturing and assembly operations. Established in response to manufacturers’ need for outside engineering and retrofit support, IAC grew from small assemblies into a source for turnkey production solutions, including custom equipment and contract sub-assemblies. Its in-house extrusion fabrication shop uses automated cutting, tapping, and drilling equipment, allowing the company to accommodate drawing changes without relying on out-of-town suppliers.
Industrial Brake Mars, Inc. repairs and rebuilds industrial and overhead-crane brake assemblies, and has been rebuilding assemblies for more than 30 years. The Mars, Pennsylvania company also has relined and bonded brake shoes for over 50 years, and provides custom fabrication and repair work for industrial brake components.
Marking more than five decades in business, Louisville’s Industrial Carbide Saw & Tool Corp. has been serving industrial customers since 1970. It is known for helping manufacturers keep difficult cutting applications running, particularly when non-ferrous metals or unusual tooling are involved, while also supplying steel banding for industrial packaging.
From its Deer Park base, Industrial Chem Labs and Services manufactures and distributes more than 100 heavy-duty cleaning and maintenance products for businesses across the continental United States and its territories. With more than 30 years of industry experience, the company pairs carefully tested, U.S.-sourced formulations with product specialists who help customers select effective options, including environmentally friendly cleaners. Its range includes distinctive solutions for sewer and drain maintenance as well as everyday industrial cleaning needs.
For more than 40 years, Industrial Coating Equipment has built its reputation around helping manufacturers get complex finishing installations right the first time. The Port Charlotte company has overseen more than 150 projects, serving as an independent equipment adviser that designs and installs coating systems around each customer’s operation rather than a preferred brand.
For four decades, Industrial Construction Services and Design, Inc. has grown from a modest family business in rural northeastern Pennsylvania into an open-shop industrial contractor serving manufacturers and heavy industry nationwide and overseas. ICON is known for keeping projects in-house, with its own fabrication facility and trade professionals supporting work ranging from facility maintenance to major capital projects. Safety is a stated priority throughout the company’s operations.
From its Tallmadge shop, Industrial Control Design & Maintenance, Inc. designs and builds industrial control systems and custom equipment, while also repairing motors and related equipment. With more than 35 years of experience, the company has built machinery for the rubber, plastics and steel industries and offers UL-listed control systems, troubleshooting and equipment retrofits. ICDM is also an EASA member.
With more than 20 years in the market, Industrial Cooling Inc. provides independent aftermarket service for industrial chillers and steam turbines, including repairs, original-manufacturer parts and technical training. The Freeport, New York company also develops its own TurboChyll control systems, designed for flexible field integration and long-term chiller performance rather than a one-size-fits-all retrofit.
Industrial Data Management (IDM) provides industrial process and plant optimization, automation, systems integration, engineering, electrical construction, and IT/OT technology services. The company serves oil and gas, manufacturing, renewable energy, and data center operations.