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Founded in Chicago in 1951 by Vito Ursini and Jerry Seiff, Interior Crafts Inc. makes customized furniture with upholstery, woodworking, and finishing carried out under one roof. The company’s custom upholstered frames can be made to size, while its furniture is built with traditional details such as hardwood construction and eight-way hand-tied springs. After opening a showroom in the Chicago Merchandise Mart in 1958, Interior Crafts moved to its current Cullerton Avenue factory in 1968.
Founded in 1994 as a small Brooklyn renovation shop, family-owned Interior Metals now fabricates precision architectural sheet-metal products for construction projects throughout New York City and the tri-state area. The New York City WBE-certified company is especially known for custom convector enclosures and architectural grilles, while its full-service shop supports projects from prototype through higher-volume production. Interior Metals is also UL Listed for industrial control panel enclosures under the UL 508A safety standard.
Since 1997, Milford-based Interior Packaging Design, LLC has designed and manufactured custom returnable packaging and dunnage for industrial parts. The company keeps work in-house, using CAD/CAM design and water-jet and die-cut fabrication to move from concept to a first sample in as little as two days. Its 25,000-plus completed packaging projects include work for more than 480 companies supplying automotive assembly plants.
Founded in Cleveland in 1957, Interlake Stamping makes short- to medium-run metal-stamped components and assemblies, handling projects from engineering and prototyping through tooling, production, and delivery. Now operating facilities in Ohio and Florida, the company stands out for managing the full stamping process—including assembly and finishing—in-house or through long-standing suppliers. Interlake Stamping is women-owned, with its Ohio operation registered to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D standards and its Florida operation registered to ISO 9001:2015.
Interlude Home designs contemporary furniture and home décor with a fashion-minded eye, pairing the creative direction of Wendy King Philips with Carl Philips’ global network and business experience. Its signature custom upholstery is made at the company’s Virginia factory, where it has produced soft, curved seating for more than 50 years; pieces are developed with artisans around the world and sold through retailers and designers.
Since Louis Maslow founded it as Metropolitan Wire Goods Corporation in 1929, InterMetro Industries Corporation has grown from a Wilkes-Barre wire-working business into the company behind the Metro name. Headquartered in Wilkes-Barre, it remains rooted in wire shelving while serving workplace storage needs for professional environments around the world.
Established in 1992, IBFI is a Sharjah-based UAE beverage manufacturer whose Star brand reaches customers in more than 35 countries. Its integrated facility supports beverage production while in-house PET bottle manufacturing gives the company control over a key part of its packaging. IBFI’s quality systems have held ISO 9001 certification since 2000 and are also HACCP certified.
Four generations of family leadership have kept Philadelphia’s International Chemical Company family-owned and family-operated since its founding in 1906. The century-old specialty chemical manufacturer is known for custom-formulating metalworking fluids around the specific needs of manufacturers, backed by technical evaluations and on-site testing.
Founded in April 2001 as a focused research-and-development effort, Ithaca-based International Climbing Machines builds small, remote-controlled robots for inspecting and maintaining vertical, inverted and underwater surfaces. Its suction-held climbers can traverse obstacles such as bolt heads, weld seams and uneven contours while carrying inspection or maintenance tools, keeping operators on the ground during hazardous work. ICM also developed a magnetically held robot for cleaning and inspecting boiler tube walls in power plants.
Born in Dayton, Ohio, International Container Supply is marking 25 years of technical expertise serving metal-packaging manufacturers around the world. The company is known for helping can-making operations improve production efficiency through turnkey installations, process advice, and continuing technical support.
Founded in 1987, Troy-based International Electronic Machines Corporation (IEM) designs, develops, and manufactures measurement and inspection technology for railways and transportation. Its in-house engineering and manufacturing operation spans a 35,000-square-foot facility, where the company builds systems such as its WISE® automated wayside inspection suite and portable wheel-measurement equipment. IEM’s work is backed by more than 100 patents and ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 approvals, along with OIML certification.
A fourth-generation textile company dating to 1898, International Fabric Manufacturing Corp is known for serving North America’s police, fire, and defense departments. It supplies the uniform fabric used to outfit public-safety professionals, with a focus on dependable quality and attentive service.
Since 1906, International Fireworks Manufacturing Co. has made fireworks and produced professional pyrotechnic displays, from community celebrations to presidential inaugurations. Still family-owned and operated by the Serpico family in Douglassville, Pennsylvania, the company has performed tens of thousands of shows and operates a year-round consumer showroom. It is also the only domestic manufacturer of visco safety fuse, made at its Pennsylvania facility.
International Flavors & Fragrances Inc. develops and produces science-based ingredients and bioscience solutions for consumer and industrial applications. The company reports about 22,400 employees, more than 3,000 scientists, engineers and technologists, and operations in approximately 65 countries. Its work spans food, scent, health sciences, animal nutrition and industrial biotechnology.
Since 1986, International Graphic Services has helped book publishers turn manuscripts into finished print and digital books through typesetting, editing, design, and related production support. The company was an early adopter of digital page layout and electronic editing, and today operates a fully integrated XML workflow alongside other publishing systems. All IGS work is produced in the United States by American employees, with project managers guiding each publication from review through final delivery.
Since 1986, International Jet Interiors has transformed private and business aircraft into bespoke cabin environments through design, engineering, and skilled interior completion work. Based at Long Island MacArthur Airport, the company operates more than 50,000 square feet of hangar space and maintains FAA and EASA Part 145 repair-station certification. Its highly personalized process has produced distinctive interiors ranging from a 24-karat-gold Boeing 757 to a handcrafted, tranquil Gulfstream G550 cabin.
International Laminating Corporation is a U.S. manufacturer of printed plastic and laminated products, with a particular focus on identification cards, security badges, event passes and durable industrial tags. Its Dayton operation keeps production in-house, combining variable-data printing and barcoding with laminating, die cutting and other finishing services. Acquired by Hunkar Technologies in May 2014, ILC also supplies laminating film, pouches, equipment and badge accessories.
For more than 45 years, International Library Services has built self-service lending kiosks, media vending machines, smart lockers and related equipment that let libraries offer materials beyond their own walls and hours. Founded by Fred Goodman and now led by owners Jason Parsley and Bill McClendon, the company designs its systems around library workflows, integrating with existing library systems for 24/7 borrowing, returns and holds. Its smart lockers are manufactured in the United States and supported by a U.S.-based service team.
International Liner has been making truck bed liners since 1997. Our liners can be fitted to Nissan, Isuzu, Toyota, Mitsubishi, and Mazda.
Since 1984, International Lubricants, Inc. has developed and manufactured synthetic lubricants, with the Lubegard brand best known for its automotive transmission additives and fluids. Its proprietary LXE® technology began as a renewable synthetic replacement for sperm whale oil and now supports applications ranging from automotive systems to industrial, marine, agricultural, and cosmetic uses. The company manufactures and packages in Seville, Ohio, conducts research in Seattle, and holds more than 100 patents globally.