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Industrial Data Systems, Inc. makes production dashboard tools that help manufacturers display efficiency and identify downtime problems. Based in Cincinnati, the company offers turn-key systems ranging from production counters to larger dashboard displays for tracking activity on the shop floor.
Since 1993, Industrial Energy Products has manufactured American-made high-temperature materials and custom-fabricated insulation and fire-protection components at its Lancaster County, Pennsylvania facility. Its full-service shop takes projects from design and prototypes through production, with particular expertise in custom high-temperature gaskets and fire-rescue equipment. The company serves demanding applications in fields including power generation, manufacturing, defense, and firefighting.
Industrial Fabricators, Inc. is a metal-fabricating job shop that has provided precision metal fabrication since 1964. It operates a 96,000-square-foot facility in Westerville, Ohio, producing custom parts and assemblies for industrial customers, with a long-standing specialty in fabricated metal components such as bus bars.
Family-owned and operated in the United States since 1979, Industrial Fiberglass Specialties has built its Dayton manufacturing business around taking on difficult industrial projects. The company produces FRP piping components for corrosive environments and develops custom solutions when standard approaches fall short, serving customers in fields such as chemical processing and water treatment.
Founded in 1982, Industrial Gas Springs is a specialist manufacturer known for tailoring gas springs to demanding industrial applications. Its designs have included springs that withstood launch and operation in space, while its technical team supports customers from initial specification through qualification testing. The company serves both small-quantity projects and high-volume production, with aerospace work assembled in a dedicated clean room.
Founded in December 1968 and incorporated in Ohio in 1971, Industrial Hanger & Conveyor designs and builds custom overhead conveyor tooling and process equipment for manufacturing systems. The Fremont company began by producing paint-conveyor tooling for Whirlpool and now combines design engineering with machining, fabrication, and welding to create tooling around each customer’s parts and system requirements. Its staff works across a broad range of metals and also builds specialty machinery and material-handling equipment.
Founded in 2006, Industrial Heat Sources is a longtime hot-air equipment specialist led by owner Eric Pardo, who purchased the company in 2018 after working in tool repair and sales. IHS is known for practical, hands-on support for professionals who rely on hot-air equipment, including help in the field when a job cannot wait.
Industrial Hydraulic Services Ltd. rebuilds hydraulic cylinders and pumps in Medina, with a particular focus on mill-duty cylinders built for steel mill applications. Its technicians investigate why a cylinder failed—not just how to repair it—then work alongside an on-site machine shop to tailor the rebuild to the customer’s operating environment. The company also reports 19 years of sustained growth and can rebuild most tie-rod cylinders within 24 hours when a fast return is needed.
Industrial Indexing Systems designs and builds factory automation and multi-axis motion-control systems, including servo motors, servo drives, motion controllers, stepper motors, custom motors, and related software and accessories. It provides turnkey system design, fabrication, integration, upgrades, and retrofit services for industries including packaging, food and beverage, printing, medical, thermoforming, conveyor, waterjet, laser and plasma cutting, and industrial sewing.
Industrial Machine Works is a Pittsburgh-area industrial shop that provides machining and finishing work, alongside repairs for hydraulic equipment. The company says it has served industry for over 40 years.
Founded in 1996 as a Fort Loramie machine shop, Industrial Machining Services, Inc. now provides precision machining alongside the design, build and installation of specialty equipment and sanitary process systems for food-processing manufacturers. Locally owned and operated, IMS has 65 employees working across a 30,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and a 42,000-square-foot assembly facility. The company is also the sole U.S. distributor of Claranor pulsed-light sterilization technology.
From concept to finished component, Industrial Maintenance Solutions is a Morgantown, West Virginia, manufacturing and engineering shop that turns custom equipment ideas into reality. With more than 20 years of experience working with over 50 companies nationally, IMS combines 3D CAD design with its fabrication capabilities to handle projects ranging from small chemical-dispensing systems to 15,000-pound mine-rescue shelters. The company also offers 24-hour emergency service and operates the largest powder-coating oven in north-central West Virginia, accommodating pieces up to 12 by 12 by 20 feet.
With more than 25 years in the Southern Tier of Western New York, Industrial Metal Finishing, Inc. provides metal finishing for complex parts, including anodizing, plating and powder coating. Its AS9100 Rev D-certified quality management system supports both development batches and large production runs, with work spanning aerospace, semiconductor, transportation and other demanding applications. The company is known for consistent processing and can handle parts ranging from small samples to components up to 20 feet in its powder-coating operation.
Industrial Mold & Machine makes custom production and prototype molds for plastics manufacturers, with a specialty in the precision tooling used to bring molded products to market. Based in Twinsburg, the company supports projects from product design and manufacturability through mold testing, drawing on a team culture built around technical training, apprenticeships, and close collaboration. Its work includes complex tooling such as a spray-bottle mold assembled from more than 600 pieces.
IMACS designs, builds, integrates, and supports control systems and custom UL 508A control panels for commercial, industrial, municipal, and government facilities. Its offerings include PLC/HMI and SCADA systems, motor control, instrumentation, telemetry, systems integration, commissioning, and field service.
Since 2000, Industrial Network Controls, LLC. has designed and manufactured industrial network products and provided engineering services for industrial and semiconductor companies. The company has focused on OEM customers, with its technology appearing in products sold under other names, and now offers much of its own line directly. Its products are made in the USA, with circuit boards produced in California, final testing handled in-house, and communications built around the company’s own INCNET protocol stack.
Founded in 1908, Industrial Nut Corp. is a fourth-generation, family-owned Sandusky manufacturer of precision nuts, locknuts and other internally threaded components made to customer print. The company combines domestic production with robotic-fed CNC machining and in-house finishing to support demanding OEM and distributor applications. Industrial Nut is ISO 9001:2015 registered and remains under Springer family leadership.
Industrial Origami, Inc. is a design engineering firm specializing in low-force folding of sheet metal and thick plate. It provides patented Industrial Origami Technology, professional design services, technology licenses and sublicenses, and contract manufacturing through a partner network.
Industrial Pallet Corp. has been making new and recycled pallets since 1986, when founder Jon Schwab started building them with a five-person crew in a Remington, Indiana, machine shed. Now employing more than 600 people, the company combines vertically integrated pallet manufacturing with recycling and reverse-logistics services, using in-house design software and automated inspection technology. IPC also turns used pallets and production byproducts into reusable materials, including landscape mulch and animal bedding.
Built around a family of specialist brands, Industrial Physics makes test and measurement equipment for packaging, materials and coatings, helping quality-control and R&D teams verify product integrity. The company brings almost 100 years of combined expertise to a global operation with more than 300 employees across seven countries, spanning roughly 2,500 products and 40 testing applications. Its Technidyne brand, recognized in paper and pulp testing since 1974, is a notable part of that portfolio.