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Industrial Vision Systems, Inc. builds VisionTally, an automated end-tally system that scans lumber bundles from both ends and converts laser-measured board dimensions into nominal footage and tallies. Designed for standard bundles without board marking or special preparation, the system also detects wane and completes scans without personnel attention, giving lumber yards a detailed record of the footage they receive and sell. Its software can retrieve scan data and bundle images for review or electronic transfer to existing business systems.
Family-owned since its founding in the 1800s, Industrial Wire Rope Supply Company serves lifting and rigging customers from its Cincinnati headquarters and St. Louis-area branch. Purchased by Barry Stroube in 2016, the company is known for knowledgeable, service-oriented staff and for putting its wire-rope press to work on custom fabricated products. Its equipment has supported projects ranging from Midwest farm lifts to construction of St. Louis City SC’s stadium.
Since 1955, Industrias Laneko has forged specialized industrial fasteners in Navarra, with rail fasteners and construction hardware at the heart of its work. The employee-owned Sociedad Anónima Laboral, established in its current form in 1980, also takes on special metal projects and serves customers on every continent. Its integrated quality, environmental and occupational-safety system is certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001.
Founded in 1923, Industrie De Nora S.p.A. is an Italian multinational specializing in electrochemistry and water treatment systems. It develops and produces electrochemical technologies, including electrodes and electrolyzers, and provides solutions for industrial water management and green hydrogen. The company reports 23 operating companies in 10 countries and five R&D centers in Italy, the United States, and Japan.
Founded in Rougemont in 1918 as a family vegetable cannery, Industries Lassonde now develops, manufactures and markets branded and private-label foods and beverages across North America. Its long-running strength is fruit beverages—including the Rougemont apple-juice brand launched in 1959—alongside specialty foods and fruit snacks. The Lassonde family remains involved through fourth-generation descendant Nathalie Lassonde and her father, Pierre-Paul Lassonde.
Since 1933, Industries of the Blind has operated a Greensboro manufacturing and distribution workplace where people who are blind or visually impaired make products and perform contract work for government and commercial customers. Its roots are in a six-person mop-making program, while today the nonprofit produces everything from its long-running SKILCRAFT pens to military apparel and equipment. At least 75% of its direct labor is performed by people who are blind, connecting everyday production with the organization’s goal of greater independence.
Founded in 1984 as Enprotech Corp., Cleveland-based Industrious Group has grown into a group of equipment-lifecycle businesses serving industries where heavy machinery cannot afford to stop. Following its 2023 rebrand and acquisition of American Hydro, the company provides engineering and equipment modernization for maritime and defense customers, manufacturers, and hydropower operators.
Founded by Tony and Jennifer Diaz in early 2007, Industry Print Shop is an artist-run Austin screen-printing shop making posters, fine-art prints, apparel and other screen-printed materials. Its work ranges from small projects to international campaigns, with an in-house art department that can develop original artwork, typography and branding as well as print it. The shop also brings its craft to events through mobile live screen-printing.
Founded in Piqua, Ohio, in 1966 as a gasket die-cutting operation, Industry Products Co. now develops and manufactures customized automotive parts and industrial gaskets. The privately held, women-owned and managed company remains rooted in tooling and die-cutting while serving as a Tier One and Tier Two supplier through four manufacturing locations in Ohio, Kentucky, Alabama and Mexico. Its quality and environmental programs are certified to IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 14001 standards.
From a restored circa-1912 building in Jacksonville’s historic South Jacksonville, Industry West creates modern furniture for homes and commercial spaces. Founded by co-founders Jordan and Anne England, the company pairs contemporary furnishings with a trade program for designers and large projects, and its headquarters occupies an 11,702-square-foot adaptive-reuse space completed in 2022.
IndustryNet is an industrial sourcing marketplace that helps buyers find manufacturers and suppliers and request competitive quotes. Unlike directories built from scraped or self-submitted data, its in-house team of more than 80 researchers verifies listings through direct supplier contact and ongoing quality checks. The platform lists more than 350,000 suppliers across over 11,000 product and service categories and carries the industrial-data expertise of MNI, which has documented U.S. manufacturers since 1912.
Founded around physician-inventor Govindan Gopinathan, MD, iNeedMD develops medical devices for acquiring and transmitting health data, best known for The EKG Glove™. Its FDA-cleared and CE-marked disposable glove-like system integrates pre-positioned electrodes and leads into one unit, allowing a full 12-lead ECG to be performed quickly with conventional or portable wireless equipment.
Built in the USA, Inelect Corp. designs and manufactures custom video displays for demanding military, industrial, medical, and digital-signage applications. Its work spans ruggedized displays for shipboard and air-traffic-control use as well as interactive outdoor signage, with in-house engineering taking projects from customer concepts through prototypes and production. The company says it has more than 16 years in display technology and builds solutions for customer specifications, budgets, and timelines.
Founded in 1998 from a single Antwerp site, INEOS Group has grown into a global manufacturer of petrochemicals, speciality chemicals and oil products, with 28 businesses operating 148 sites across 26 countries. The privately owned group employs more than 23,000 people and has expanded beyond its chemical roots into automotive and elite sport, including the Grenadier 4x4 and interests in football, cycling and Formula 1. Its largely autonomous businesses supply the raw ingredients used in everyday products, from medicines and packaging to construction materials and electronics.
INEOS is a global petrochemicals and specialty chemicals manufacturer formed in 1998. The group comprises 28 businesses and operates 148 sites in 26 countries, producing materials used across everyday goods and industrial markets. Its operations also include oil and gas and INEOS Automotive.
Scranton-based Inert Products LLC makes realistic, durable inert training aids for military, law-enforcement, and homeland-security teams preparing to recognize and respond to explosive threats. With more than 15 years of manufacturing and contracting experience, the company combines custom design and scalable production with specialized equipment such as the R-BOT unmanned ground vehicle. Its training products are supplied internationally, with distributors in more than 30 countries.
Established in 1950, Inertia Switch Inc. is a privately owned small manufacturer known for supporting critical aerospace and defense programs with carefully engineered motion-sensing devices. Its 20,000-square-foot Orangeburg facility serves customers worldwide, including major aerospace OEMs, and the company holds AS9100 and ISO 9001 certification while remaining equipped to develop custom products for demanding environments.
Born from a Welsh grandmother’s recipe and carried on by three generations of the Browne family, InFamous Welsh Cookie Company makes griddle-fried Welsh cookies, including original recipes developed since 1996. Founded by David Browne after his 1994 retirement, the family business has since appeared at more than 1,000 festivals across 36 states while keeping an 800-year Welsh tradition in view.
From raw steel to finished fasteners, Infasco designs, manufactures and distributes threaded fasteners and forged steel parts. Based in Marieville, Quebec, the company distinguishes itself through vertically integrated production and a proven traceability system, treating its millionth part with the same attention as its first. Infasco also develops custom steel fastening solutions with technical support from its technicians and engineers, and its operations are certified as woman-owned, operated and controlled.
INFICON makes instruments, sensor technologies and software that measure and control gases and vacuum processes, with a particular focus on semiconductor and other complex manufacturing environments. Its Smart Manufacturing systems use machine learning and connected facility data to help engineers detect production excursions, manage subfab equipment and reduce factory energy use. The company also supports its vacuum gauges and test leaks through factory calibration and recertification services, including calibration to national standards.