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Intersurgical focuses exclusively on respiratory care, designing, manufacturing and supplying medical devices used from emergency care and hospitals to the home. With more than 40 years of expertise, its vertically integrated business spans airway management, anaesthesia, critical care and oxygen therapy, including the i-gel® supraglottic airway. The company’s management systems are certified to ISO 9001, ISO 13485 and ISO 14001 standards, reflecting its focus on medical-device quality and reducing environmental impact.
Known for bringing engineering and production together in the Pittsburgh region, Intervala is a U.S. electronics manufacturing partner for complex products. It works with medical, aerospace and defense, industrial, and data-center customers whose programs require documented quality and dependable performance. The company also operates a manufacturing site in Greater Boston and maintains AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015, and ISO 13485:2016 certifications.
Intervir LLC is a pharmaceutical manufacturing company focused on discovering novel antiviral therapeutics.
InTest Thermal Solutions designs and manufactures precision temperature-control systems for thermal testing, process cooling, and biomedical cold storage. Its four brands build on more than 50 years of experience, with the company having delivered over 100,000 controlled heating and cooling systems worldwide. In-house engineering and manufacturing support both standard and custom systems, and its quality program is built on ISO 9001.
Intev Technologies LLC makes Zepto, a wallet-sized vaporizer built around a compact steel design and a distinctive glass heating element. The device is designed for portability, with wireless charging, a magnetic removable top, and touch-sensor activation intended to prevent accidental use.
InTheta Laser is a Dayton-area manufacturing partner known for handling complex formed parts that conventional tooling can make difficult to modify. Its specialty is 3D laser cutting for prototype and small-batch work, supported by in-house fixture design and dimensional inspection with a calibrated FARO ARM. The company also serves manufacturers needing precise 2D fiber laser work.
Founded in 1987, Intigral manufactures residential glass for window and door manufacturers, building on a history of developing insulating-glass technologies and manufacturing processes. The company produces glass solutions such as insulating glass units and integrated blinds-between-glass, and supports manufacturers with fabrication and ongoing product-program collaboration.
Intimate Bridge 2 Conception manufactures medical devices. The company operates in the medical equipment manufacturing industry.
Born from Jason Guzek’s search for a simpler way to keep his personal and business phones together, intkase makes mounting systems that connect devices and secure them to surfaces. Its system grew from adhesive patches into mounting plates and portable mounts for organizing electronics at home, at work, or on the go. The company says its mounting system is proudly made in the USA and backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
Intra lighting d.o.o. designs and manufactures architectural luminaires that help shape comfortable, purposeful spaces. Its Slovenian-made portfolio is particularly distinctive for combining lighting with acoustic design, as in its Trenza and Voyd systems, while serving projects ranging from offices and hospitality venues to museums and airports. The company offers a seven-year warranty, and its manufacturing is described as ISO-certified across a 24,000-square-metre operation.
Based in Cincinnati, Intracellular Imaging makes fluorescence imaging and photometry systems for researchers measuring intracellular calcium and other cellular signals. Its InCyt systems combine microscope-based imaging with photometry options, and the company is known for equipment that researchers can learn quickly alongside responsive service and support. Intracellular Imaging also develops application guidance to help laboratories choose between spatially resolved imaging and faster, more sensitive photometry.
Intralox develops conveyor belts and automated conveyance equipment, with a particular signature in patented Activated Roller Belt technology for sorting and handling difficult product flows. Its solutions serve food processors, manufacturers, and logistics operations, backed by direct service in more than 100 countries and a global network of assembly centers. The company holds more than 2,300 patents in force worldwide and ships over 12,500 orders each month.
Since its founding in Columbia, Maryland, in 1998, Intralytix has built its identity around bacteriophage research and the precise control of harmful bacteria. The company is best known for pioneering the first FDA-cleared phage-based food additive, ListShield, in 2006, and now applies that technology to food safety and clinical-stage treatments for bacterial infections.
Founded in 2018 by Parkinson’s specialists Ulf Rosén and Roger Bolsöy, Intrance Medical Systems is a U.S.-based biopharmaceutical company developing and commercializing a drug-device therapy for advanced Parkinson’s disease. Its lead product, known as Lecigon® in Europe, pairs a proprietary carbidopa, entacapone and levodopa gel with a lightweight wearable pump that delivers continuous treatment directly to the small intestine. The company has FDA clearance for its IND application and controls commercial rights in the United States and several other international markets.
Founded in 2015, Intrism designs and makes build-it-yourself 3D wooden marble maze puzzles at its small production facility in Columbus, Ohio. Its laser-cut plywood kits are meant to be assembled without glue or tools, then played as challenging mazes and displayed as finished sculptural pieces. Intrism handles design, sourcing, manufacturing and marketing in-house, and says its products are made in the USA with carbon emissions offset for every puzzle.
Founded in 1981, Introtek designs and manufactures non-invasive ultrasonic sensors and fluid-detection devices for critical medical and industrial applications. Its contactless technology monitors air bubbles, liquid levels and flow without touching the fluid, helping avoid contamination and compatibility concerns. Introtek is part of AMETEK and holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certifications.
Invacare America is the U.S. operation of Invacare Corporation, a global medical-equipment company with a legacy spanning decades. Based in Elyria, Ohio, it designs and manufactures mobility and independent-living equipment for people using care at home or in long-term-care settings, while also providing education and support through its provider network.
Founded in 1991 in a garage by two brothers-in-law, Invent Medical develops and 3D-prints custom orthotic and prosthetic devices for clinics and hospitals. The independent, family-owned company has evolved from traditional plaster fabrication into a digital O&P operation, using workflows it has refined since adopting 3D printing in 2010. Invent Medical fabricates devices in the United States and operates across eight countries, serving more than 1,000 clinics and hospitals in 40 countries; its devices are developed with patient trials and produced under ISO 13485 certification.
Inventive Systems Inc. designs and manufactures oil-in-water alarms and monitors, including its OILARM® and OIL SENTRY® systems, from West Palm Beach, Florida. Built for unattended monitoring in demanding industrial and marine environments, its self-cleaning instruments address turbidity and oil buildup while operating across a broad pH range. More than 2,600 units are installed with over 350 companies in more than 40 countries, and selected models carry U.S. Coast Guard, ABS, and ATEX approvals.
InventorNest grew from founder Eng. Mohsin Aslam’s freelance work into an international product-development company serving entrepreneurs, startups, and established manufacturers. Its Toledo-based team helps turn electronic ideas into manufacturable products, with designs showcased at CES in Los Angeles and recognition dating back to 2013. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001 certifications.