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Insta Custom Boxes provides custom printing and packaging solutions, transforming brand visual impact through printed materials and packaging that tells a brand's story.
Founded by battery-industry specialists Sebastian Berning and Andreas Sedlmayr to fill a gap in professional portable power, Instagrid makes battery-powered energy systems for work away from the grid. Its compact Instagrid GO delivers grid-quality, zero-emission power for demanding jobs such as welding and emergency response, while the company now supplies tens of thousands of professionals worldwide. The team spans more than 40 nationalities and focuses on replacing combustion generators with quieter, cleaner mobile energy.
InstaHub is a building-monitoring company known for making sensor deployment unusually simple for facility and sustainability teams. Its plug-and-play systems collect building data without wiring, Wi-Fi, or IT setup, helping users uncover inefficiencies and make better decisions about operations.
Veteran-owned Instant Access Networks, LLC is an Arnold, Maryland consulting and research firm known for work on infrastructure resilience. It develops independently tested protection for facilities that must remain operational during electromagnetic or cyber disruptions, serving government and civilian organizations such as hospitals and water utilities. IAN is the prime contractor for expedited SBIR Phase III commercialization contracts tied to a Defense Threat Reduction Agency project.
Instant Custom Packaging is a New York-based manufacturer of bespoke boxes, sleeves, and bags, helping businesses protect products while giving their brands a more distinctive unboxing experience. Founded by two friends with a decade of packaging-industry experience, the company was created in response to delayed deliveries and poor client service they had seen elsewhere. ICP works with startups and established brands alike, offering small runs from 100 boxes, free design support, and production in as little as 8–12 business days.
Since 1983, Instant Monogramming has produced decorated apparel and custom garments for Rochester businesses, organizations, and neighbors. The company pairs a large online design-and-order catalog with downtown production and a sample showroom in the historic Sibley Building, while keeping commercial production private for client confidentiality. Its work includes custom embroidery and other garment decoration, with campaign ordering available for groups and fundraisers.
Founded in 2007, InstantCard produces employee photo ID badges through what it describes as America’s first fully cloud-based ID card service. Based in Rockville, the company handles online personalization and printing for orders of any size, including single cards, and has developed its own ordering software and API so organizations can connect badge production to their existing systems. InstantCard also supports advanced credentials and access-control applications while keeping card production out of the customer’s office.
Since 1982, Ottawa-based Instantel has designed, manufactured, calibrated and serviced monitoring equipment that records vibration, sound and air overpressure. Its systems combine rugged field units with remote data collection and cloud-based reporting, and are used in more than 85 countries for demanding mining, construction and geotechnical work. Instantel is known for a history of industry firsts, including early web-based event reporting and automatic remote data transfer.
Founded in 1971, privately owned Instech Laboratories designs and manufactures equipment for rodent infusion, sampling, and oral dosing. Its 3Rs-focused systems include the Vascular Access Button and flexible feeding tubes, with U.S. design and manufacturing operations near Philadelphia that combine a machine shop with mechanical, electronic, and clean-room assembly. Instech serves academic and pharmaceutical research laboratories through direct sales and distributors worldwide.
Insteel Industries Inc. manufactures steel wire reinforcing products for concrete construction and is described as the nation’s largest manufacturer in this category. Founded from a Mount Airy, North Carolina concrete business acquired in 1953, it entered the wire products business in 1974 and now operates manufacturing facilities across the United States. Its products are sold primarily to concrete-product manufacturers and contractors, especially for nonresidential construction.
Since 1948, Institut Dr. Foerster GmbH & Co. KG has developed and manufactured systems that make hidden material conditions visible, specializing in non-destructive testing, metal detection, and magnetic-field measurement. From testing metal semi-finished products to detecting ordnance and inspecting industrial components, FOERSTER combines engineering expertise with worldwide service and a 24/7 support process. The company describes itself as family-owned and operates an ISO 9001-certified quality management system.
Institutional Casework Inc. manufactures customizable, laboratory-grade casework and fume hoods, along with adaptable lab systems and work surfaces, in Tennessee for science and learning environments. Its roots reach back to CampbellRhea, founded in 1951 to build purpose-made science furniture for education; ICI was formed in 2005 and remains privately owned. The company combines American manufacturing with project support that runs from laboratory design and BIM resources through installation, while also producing specialized seating for laboratory, clean-room and industrial settings.
Since 1987, Instrument Meter Specialties has supplied meters and supported them with in-house modification, repair, and calibration by experienced technicians. The Strongsville company is especially notable for custom and replacement panel meters, including reproduced dial artwork and logo printing, and it has been integrating operations with Weschler Instruments since 2023.
Founded on academic research software, Instrumental Software Technologies, Inc. (ISTI) develops scientific software, monitoring systems, and instrumentation for seismology and nuclear physics. Since 1998, its scientists and software engineers have built and operated seismic networks worldwide while supporting radionuclide analysis and nuclear non-proliferation work. ISTI also coordinates development of the open-source Earthworm earthquake-processing system and has offices in North America and Europe.
Since 1967, Instrumentation Industries, Inc. has manufactured respiratory-care and other medical components in Pittsburgh, including the adapters, connectors and emergency ventilation parts used in clinical settings. The company molds plastic and silicone and fabricates metal in-house, supporting OEM customers from prototypes through production with its own tooling, machining, engineering and assembly capabilities. Its products are made in the USA, and the facility is ISO 13485:2016 certified.
Incorporated in 1973, Instrumentors, Inc. is a Strongsville, Ohio manufacturer of materials-testing instruments for industrial users. Its equipment serves manufacturers working with materials such as adhesives and polymers, with a 10,000-square-foot facility supporting in-house production.
Instruments & Controls Inc. is a Westminster, Maryland company with a 10-person team serving marine and industrial customers. It designs and supports automation systems, with particular expertise in diesel engine monitoring and related control work.
Instruments of Africa designs and produces African electric guitars shaped by the continent’s landscapes, blending African cultural inspiration with modern technology and craftsmanship. Based in Lagos, the company’s African Electric Guitar line includes distinctive instruments such as the Nairobi Limited Edition, whose neck-through-body construction forms the continent’s silhouette in a single piece of wood. Its guitars have also been used in Afrobeat sound production.
Founded by Milan Kesler, InstruTECH developed data-acquisition interfaces for the life sciences and built a reputation in the field over his more than 32-year career. After InstruTECH closed in July 2007, HEKA acquired selected assets and continued manufacturing, support, repair service, and the InstruTECH branding for its current interfaces.
Since its founding in 1970, Insulated Wire has built its identity around a proprietary PTFE lamination process developed for demanding signal-transmission work. The Bayport-based manufacturer now serves specialized customers in fields such as oil exploration and space, with its Long Island operations producing application-specific microwave cable assemblies.