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International Machining Inc. is an Ohio machine shop that has made custom, high-quality machined parts since it began operating as Hy Tech Machining in 1982. After outgrowing its original location, the company moved to its current Brunswick facility in 1987, where it continues to operate with a team of 40 employees. Its work includes custom machining and CNC tool grinding, supported by advanced 3-D modeling and round-the-clock shifts six days a week.
Established in 1989, International Manufacturing Company provides jewelry manufacturing services to local jewelers and now serves designers, trade shops, artists, and retailers around the world. The Philadelphia company turns customer designs into jewelry, including through casting and full-service production, and also provides repair services.
International Motors, LLC builds commercial trucks, engines, and school and commercial buses, including medium-, heavy-, and severe-duty vehicles. Its corporate headquarters has been in Lisle, Illinois, since 2011, and the company describes a history of making trucks, buses, and engines while developing electric models and high-efficiency powertrains.
In a 40,000-square-foot Jamestown facility, International Ordnance Technologies manufactures machine-gun links and other ammunition components alongside precision metal stampings and related assemblies. Established in 2002 as a women-owned business, IOT carries on a Hedman family manufacturing tradition dating to 1904 and maintains an integrated operation that includes its own tool room, heat treating and finishing. Its quality system is ISO 9001:2015 certified, and the company employs approximately 35 people.
International Paper manufactures fiber-based packaging and paper products, drawing on more than 125 years of manufacturing expertise. Its operations span paper mills, converting and box-making facilities, and recycling services that return recovered fiber to its mill system for new paper products.
International Quality Advantage LLC (IQA) provides precision-engineered defense and industrial manufacturing through ISO-certified platforms in the United States, Europe, and Asia. Its capabilities span turnkey mechanical and electrical manufacturing, PCB production, and marine ropes, supporting the U.S. Department of Defense and other government agencies with mission-critical systems.
Founded in 2005, International Refrigeration Products sources residential and light-commercial HVAC equipment from global manufacturers, offering wholesale and distributor partners a value alternative to national brands. Its Sea Breeze and Thermal Zone systems are backed by contractor-focused technical support, including a team with more than 75 years of combined HVAC/R experience. The company also dedicates much of its 200,000-square-foot facility to testing products in extreme conditions.
Founded by Tibor Borsos in May 1972, International Titanium Corporation provides precision grinding and metal processing for producers and manufacturers from its Western Pennsylvania facility. Its crew handles large, demanding work—including crankshafts weighing 30,000 to 65,000 pounds—while sizing rounds and squares to within ±1/4 inch. The company operates on a 10-acre site, can process material up to 30 tons, and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Since 1999, Royersford-based International Tube has manufactured precision small-diameter metal tubing and custom-fabricated components for demanding medical, aerospace, industrial, and electronic applications. The company works with engineers from concept through production, producing miniature tubing with tight tolerances and smooth, clean bores, including sizes down to a .005-inch inner diameter. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
International Waste Industries grew from the 1979 merger of an incinerator company and a waste-handling company with roots in the 1960s. For more than 40 years, IWI has designed and manufactured waste-to-energy systems, including its first installation in 1984, for customers worldwide; its work ranges from an 80-ton-per-day Russian plant to systems built for demanding climates.
International Wire Group, Inc. manufactures copper and copper-alloy wire products, including single-end, stranded, and braided wire. Founded in 1885 and headquartered in Camden, New York, it describes itself as the largest non-vertically integrated producer of copper and copper-alloy wires in the United States, serving customers across the U.S. and Europe.
Established in 1983, Interoceanic Corporation is a fertilizer-market company that has expanded from international trading into a broader domestic and global supply network. Its growth is marked by the addition of proprietary production and transportation assets in 2016, while its service-first approach remains central to serving agricultural and industrial customers.
Since 1982, Interparfums has grown into a global prestige-fragrance company built around long-term relationships with internationally recognized fashion and luxury brands. Its European and U.S. operations develop and distribute licensed fragrances through a network spanning more than 120 countries, coordinating production through outside suppliers rather than owning manufacturing facilities.
Since 1975, Interplast Inc. has manufactured and fabricated PTFE shapes and other fluoropolymer products for industrial customers. Based in Burlington, New Jersey, the company combines a large inventory of PTFE basic shapes with precision molding and machining for custom parts, including prototype runs. Its fabrication experience spans more than 50 years and supports applications from fluid handling to electrical and medical equipment.
Incorporated in 1988, Interscope Manufacturing Inc. is a Middletown industrial partner with a 175,000-square-foot facility and a record of contributing to five product launches. It helps manufacturers manage demanding production work, from custom manufacturing to the recovery and reconfiguration of surplus equipment.
Interspersal Inc. brings chemists and engineers together to develop and supply additive solutions for polymers, with a particular focus on how better dispersion can improve performance, handling and environmental, health and safety considerations. Based in McDonald, Pennsylvania, the company develops synergistic blends and patent-pending products, including an economical liquid UV absorber designed to carry other stabilizers while reducing solvents, VOCs and dust hazards. It also works with vertically integrated global manufacturing partners to support supply of intermediates and finished goods.
Spun out of MAYA Design by Carnegie Mellon University engineering alumni, Interstacks builds modular industrial IoT hardware and software that connect machines and sensors to real-time dashboards, alerts, and analytics. Its stackable electronics and MyStacks cloud platform grew from more than 25 years of research and deployments in distributed computing, serving applications from factory machine monitoring to remote OEM equipment. Interstacks also offers private-labeled hardware and dashboards, giving equipment makers a way to add connected monitoring to new or existing products.
Interstate Equipment Corporation designs, engineers, and constructs barge-handling and bulk-material conveyance equipment, with roots in a patented continuous aerial tramway design for mining operations. The Pittsburgh company has operated continuously since 1903 and is a third-generation, family-owned and operated business. Its engineered systems are used at inland river and port facilities, as well as in mining and other bulk-material industries.
Interstate Paper Supply Co. Inc. (IPSCO) is an industrial packaging supplier and converter of paper, foam, and plastic products, with more than 60 years of experience in the business. From its Roscoe, Pennsylvania operation and three locations, it custom-converts packaging materials to customer specifications and serves glass, brick, steel, and packaging industries.
Family-owned Interstate Sign Products grew from Ontario, Ohio, Fire Chief Jack Spangler’s firsthand experience with emergency calls delayed by hard-to-see house numbers. The company supplies reflective address signs to emergency services and communities nationwide, helping responders identify properties quickly in darkness or poor weather.