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Information Packaging Corporation is a U.S.-based specialty packaging manufacturer founded in 1985 by experienced envelope-industry professionals. From its Macedon, New York facility, IPC makes custom printed packaging, including sleeves and mailers, and has expanded from its early Tyvek data-storage sleeves into card packaging and other specialty formats.
INFORS HT develops Swiss-engineered bioprocess equipment and software, making incubator shakers, bench and pilot bioreactors, and the eve® platform for cell culture and microbial fermentation. The company supports laboratories from screening through production with a global service network, and has maintained EN ISO 9001 quality certification since 1996 and EN ISO 14001 environmental certification since 2015.
InfoSight Corporation was founded in 1993 by inventor Dr. John A. Robertson and became 100% employee-owned in 2018, carrying forward its founder’s inventive spirit from Chillicothe, Ohio. The company is known for developing identification solutions that remain readable in the punishing conditions of steelmaking and other industrial operations. Its work centers on durable metal tags and automated marking equipment that help manufacturers maintain traceability.
For more than 100 years, InfraBuild has been a distinctly Australian steelmaker, with its heritage stretching back to the opening of Newcastle’s first large-scale steelworks in 1915. Today, the company operates more than 135 locations around Australia and uses electric-arc furnaces to turn scrap steel into locally made material for the nation’s construction and infrastructure work.
Founded in 1989, Infrared & Chrome, Inc. designs and manufactures infrared remote controls and receiver-decoder products for specialized applications. The Hicksville company develops many custom products onsite, with manufacturing in New York and South Korea, and has built systems ranging from classroom test-taking remotes to controls used in eye surgery. Its OEM work spans small prototype runs through production quantities of 100,000 units or more.
InfraRx™ makes a prescription-only infrared heat pad system for drug-free, noninvasive chronic-pain relief. Its patented carbon-panel technology delivers far-infrared heat that the company says penetrates 2.36 inches without burning or dehydrating the skin, and clinical studies support reductions in chronic pain of more than 50%. The FDA-registered, medical-grade system is designed for home use under a healthcare provider’s direction.
InfraScan, Inc. makes handheld brain scanners that use near-infrared technology to screen for intracranial bleeding after head injury. Developed with researchers from the University of Pennsylvania, Baylor College of Medicine, and Drexel University, its Infrascanner devices bring rapid hematoma assessment to settings ranging from emergency care to military field operations. The company’s FDA-cleared technology has been deployed across all U.S. Marine Corps battalion aid stations, with more than 200 units included in standard trauma kits.
Infusion Dynamics manufactures the Power Infuser®, a portable electronic infusion pump designed for IV fluid and blood management. The device is small, durable, and easy to use for accident scenes, transport, and hospital settings.
INGENTEK-LLC is an electronics engineering firm built around practical support for clients developing or maintaining electronic equipment. It provides design and repair help, including custom PCB work, and also handles small- and medium-scale assembly projects from early feasibility through testing.
Established in 1974, Ingleside Machine Co. is a small Farmington, New York manufacturer known for supplying custom parts to demanding industrial customers. Its work supports applications in fields such as medical technology and military equipment, with production ranging from prototypes to mass orders. Customer Supplier of the Year awards and self-release status reflect the confidence placed in its quality-control process.
From its Pittsburgh base, IngMar Medical has spent more than a quarter century building respiratory simulators and test lungs that let clinicians train on real ventilators while engineers and researchers evaluate respiratory devices. Its signature ASL 5000 breathing simulator can model patients from neonatal through adult, while the newer Aurora manikin brings that high-fidelity lung technology into hands-on ventilation training. Since 2024, IngMar Medical has been part of 3B Scientific and serves more than a thousand customer sites worldwide.
Ingram Content Group works to connect readers with books through publishing services, book printing, and worldwide distribution. The company says it has spent more than 50 years developing services and technology for the book industry, and operates print facilities and distribution centers in multiple countries.
For more than 50 years, Ingram Content Group has built its identity around helping books reach readers in whatever format suits them. The Tennessee-based company connects publishers with the global book trade through print and digital distribution, serving authors, retailers, and libraries along the way. Its community giving places particular emphasis on literacy and arts access.
Ingredia Health develops bioactive ingredients for human and animal health, with its work spanning nutritional applications for people as well as pets and livestock. The company’s focus is on turning health-oriented ingredients into solutions for both sides of the health market.
Born from the Prospérité Fermière cooperative in Hauts-de-France, Ingredia turns locally collected milk into dairy ingredients for food and nutrition manufacturers. Founded in 1949, the cooperative now brings together more than 1,000 producers across 800 farms, with milk processed at Saint-Pol-sur-Ternoise and milk powders made entirely from French collection. Ingredia combines this agricultural base with high-technology dairy expertise and an international customer network.
Born in Lakeville, New York, in 1983 as Sweeteners Plus, ingredients PLUS has spent more than 40 years building an ingredient-supply business for food and beverage manufacturers. Now part of ASR Group, the company is known for pairing in-house expertise with its own delivery fleet to keep customers supplied on schedule across the United States.
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Ingredion develops and supplies ingredient products and formulation expertise to food and beverage manufacturers and to customers in pharmaceutical, paper, beauty and industrial applications. Its portfolio includes starches, plant-based proteins and sweeteners, and the company also supports product development through its Idea Labs innovation centers and pilot plants.
Based in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, Ingretec creates cheese and dairy flavors, specialty cheeses, and ready-to-use fillings for food manufacturers. The company brings more than 25 years of cheese expertise and has been part of the DairyChem family since 2016, collaborating with customers on formulations for demanding applications. Its work is backed by DairyChem’s more than 80 years of natural dairy-flavor manufacturing experience and steam-distillation heritage.
Inhabit Solar designs and manufactures modular renewable-energy infrastructure for urban spaces, including prefabricated solar carports and rooftop canopies that can incorporate EV charging and battery storage. Its architectural approach is built around fitting clean-energy systems into constrained or highly visible sites, from parking lots to rooftops crowded with mechanical equipment. The company makes its aluminum and steel solutions in the USA and supplied custom racks for the solar canopy installation over 39 HVAC units at Manhattan’s Javits Center.