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InHand Networks is an IoT solutions provider founded in 2001 that develops and manufactures networking, edge-computing, vehicle-connectivity, industrial IoT, energy-management, and smart-commerce hardware and software. Its offerings include routers, edge computers, gateways, switches, access points, vehicle computers, LoRaWAN devices, AI vending coolers, and cloud-management platforms for business networking, industrial IoT, digital energy, smart commerce, mobility, transportation, utilities, healthcare, retail, and public-safety applications.
Cemline Corporation makes INIFLEX custom-fit insulation jackets for water heaters and storage tanks, including hot-water, chilled-water, and data-center applications. Manufactured to each tank’s dimensions, the flexible jackets can be shipped directly to a job site and fastened or removed in minutes, avoiding the shipping damage and crating associated with factory-installed insulation. INIFLEX jackets meet ASHRAE/IES Standard 90.1b and can provide insulation up to R-20.
Since 1975, Inission Power has designed and produced electronic power supplies and systems that keep critical equipment running reliably in demanding environments. Based in Finland and now part of the Inission Group, the company works with customers to adapt modular platforms or develop fully customized solutions for applications such as rail, industrial infrastructure, medical equipment and lighting. Its power systems are built around dependable, energy-efficient operation, including fan-free designs for installations where low noise and long service life matter.
Since 1980, Initials Only Awards & Boutique has combined an embroidery and engraving shop with a retail store in West Reading, creating personalized merchandise and awards for customers of all sizes. Owner Pamela Miozza’s shop is known for handling everything from embroidered baby items and sports gear to engraved trophies and custom name plates, including work on round objects and larger panels. The business moved to West Reading in 2011.
Since 1985, UK-based Injection Alloys Group has manufactured cored injection wires and supplied equipment and technical support for trimming and treating molten steel. The company pioneered ultra-high-yield seamless cored wire and now supports steelmakers through business units across the Americas, Europe, Africa and Asia. Its engineers, metallurgists and material scientists work with customers on ladle refining and secondary metallurgy, including tailored turnkey injection systems.
Akron-based Ink & Iron creates distinctive printed and embroidered apparel and goods, pairing custom print projects with its own limited-run clothing and accessories. Its catalog gives workwear a strong graphic edge, from embroidered Dickies and Carhartt pieces to canvas bags featuring bold religious, Western and macabre imagery.
Ink Division is a Braddock, Pennsylvania print shop making custom apparel and branded goods, with its work centered on screen-printed shirts and other wearable merchandise. The shop also helps customers develop basic logos and layouts, and offers print treatments ranging from vintage looks to distressed artwork. Rush orders can be completed in as little as 48 hours, while standard orders generally require at least a week.
Ink Print & Design is a community-rooted Rockville print shop serving businesses in the Washington, D.C., area. The company brings design projects from concept to completion, with digital and offset printing supported by online ordering for clients working from home or the office.
Founded from artist Dani’s USC senior-year idea, INKED by Dani creates hand-drawn temporary tattoos and nail art as commitment-free wearable art. Each design begins as a pencil sketch by Dani, while the brand’s U.S.-made inks are vegan, non-toxic and cruelty-free, giving people a polished way to try a look before making it permanent.
Woman-owned and based in Columbus, Ohio, Inkline Printing creates custom screen-printed apparel and promotional goods, with design and fulfillment handled in-house. Its team brings more than 30 collective years in screen printing and apparel, and its hands-on approach includes test-printing and close attention to color, registration, and finish. Inkline also ships fulfilled orders within 24–48 hours for brands selling online.
Inkwell Graphix turns ideas into signs, vehicle graphics, and commercial art for North Country businesses and organizations. Started as a home-based sign shop in 1978, the Watertown company has grown into a family-owned studio while retaining the hands-on sign-making roots that define its work. Its team combines digital design with long experience in paint, ink, screen printing, and in-house large-format production.
Founded in 2001, New York–based Inkwell Solutions, Inc. combines brand design, marketing communications, and print production under one roof. Print is where the company started, and its small team—led by founder and CEO Bob Scott—guides projects from visual concept through proofing and production. Its portfolio includes distinctive work for brands such as Shiseido, New York Public Radio, and NBC Universal.
Inland Packaging manufactures product labels and packaging, drawing on a printing and packaging heritage that began in La Crosse, Wisconsin, in 1903. The third-generation, family-owned company has produced labels for more than 80 years, growing from an early focus on beer and beverage labels into a packaging partner for brands across North America.
Founded in 2013, Inland Manufacturing, LLC makes firearms in Dayton, Ohio, with a particular focus on American-made reproductions of the M1 Carbine and M1A1 Paratrooper models once produced by General Motors’ original Inland Division. The company also produces 1911-style pistols and suppressors, drawing on a team with more than 100 years of combined firearms experience. Inland’s modern carbines are built with attention to the historical designs while being assembled or manufactured at its Dayton facility from components sourced from other U.S. companies.
Founded in 1977 by hay producer Glen Knopp, Inland Tarp & Liner has grown from a Washington hay-tarp maker into a custom fabricator of geosynthetic products for projects worldwide. The employee-owned company operates fabrication centers in Washington, Ohio, and Texas, with capacity exceeding 300 million square feet annually. Its factory-fabricated liners and newer Reinforced Concrete Roll® technology are designed to reduce field work in demanding containment, water-management, and erosion-control applications.
Founded in Churchville, New York, in 1972, Inland Vacuum Industries manufactures and distributes vacuum pump fluids for high-vacuum systems. Its specialty is vacuum-distilled fluid technology, backed by in-house reclamation and custom distillation services that can recover used fluids—including competitors’ products—and test them against original specifications. Inland’s products are marketed worldwide and are compliant with REACH and RoHS requirements.
With more than 50 years of toolmaking behind it, Inlet Tool manufactures custom indexable cutting tools and provides contract CNC machining from its shop outside Meadville, Pennsylvania. The two-generation company is particularly known for trepanning and deep-hole drilling tools, while its five-axis mill-turn equipment handles parts up to 50 inches in diameter. Owners Marvin and Kurt Hamilton lead a 10,000-square-foot operation that also repairs tooling and builds fixtures for complex castings.
Founded by Andrew Kim at the intersection of Seoul and the West, INMI Seoul makes Korean skincare that turns rice heritage into a modern daily ritual. Its formulas use rice sourced entirely from Icheon, Korea, including the Rice PDRN Serum and a distinctive membrane-free agar cream whose visible capsules melt like cooked rice. The brand pairs plant-based biotechnology with a slower, ritual-led approach to self-care.
Founded by beauty-industry veterans Jen Shane and Alisa Metzger, INNBEAUTY Project makes high-performance skincare designed to deliver clinically proven results without the traditional luxury-brand markup. The company tests complete formulas on real people, invests more than $100,000 in third-party clinical testing for every final formula, and builds refillable packaging into products such as its signature Extreme Cream.
Founded in 1976 as Kenbett Systems and Products, Inner Space Systems designs and installs space-saving storage and modular casework for institutions ranging from hospitals and laboratories to libraries and archives. The Brewster, New York, company has remained in the industry through multiple generations of leadership and is now owned by Andrew Rakowsky, an industry veteran who joined Inner Space in 2006. Its project work includes a $6.5 million high-density shelving installation for the NYC Department of Records and Information Systems.