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Founded in Ipswich, Massachusetts, in 1935, Ipswich Shellfish Group is a family-owned and operated seafood company known for supplying Ipswich clams. What began with local clam diggers and two refrigerated trucks has grown into a regional network serving restaurants, seafood markets, and distributors from Maine to South Carolina, with nationwide and international shipping available.
Established in 2005, IQ Implants North America develops dental implant systems and the prosthetic components, surgical instruments, and materials clinicians use with them. Based in West Palm Beach, the company centers its SMART Implant system on a 3.75mm internal hex platform that fits implants from 3.3mm to 6.0mm, while offering dedicated LOCATOR solutions and clinical support from real people. Its quality and regulatory credentials include ISO certification, U.S. FDA registration and clearance, and CE certification.
With roots in a 1988 MOCVD operation in Cardiff, IQE plc makes advanced compound-semiconductor epiwafers and substrates that form the materials foundation of modern chips and devices. The company is the world’s only pure-play epitaxy provider with manufacturing sites across three continents, supplying technologies for connectivity, sensing, power and displays. Its facilities are independently certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001, with experience supporting demanding automotive and aerospace requirements.
Founded in 2016 by veterans of the semiconductor and MEMS industry, IR Sensors & Systems develops MEMS-based sensors and actuators, with its work centered on high-signal-to-noise-ratio microphones for compact devices. The company’s patented Integrated Contour Mesa design is intended to deliver strong audio performance with low power and smaller packages, while its team brings more than 90 years of combined semiconductor and microelectronics experience. IRS says its founders have received more than 17 U.S. patents related to MEMS microphone design, fabrication, and packaging.
Founded by Tom Boyer in 2006, veteran-owned IR.Tools™ manufactures infrared identification and thermal-training products for military, law-enforcement, hunting, and sportsmen communities. The company grew from a single military-grade glow patch into a U.S.-made operation producing custom IFF patches and NIST-aligned thermal drone-training discs, with its SandStorm Technology™ designed to improve patch durability and infrared visibility. In 2026, IR.Tools marks 20 years of developing products intended to help people identify, protect, and train in infrared environments.
From a single kettle beside the Middleswarth family home in Beavertown, Pennsylvania, Bob Middleswarth built a potato-chip company that has been making Middleswarth Potato Chips since 1942. Ira Middleswarth & Son, Inc. remains family-operated from its Middleburg plant, where about 90 employees produce roughly 3,400 pounds of chips an hour. Known locally as Middleswarth Potato Chips, the company distributes throughout Pennsylvania and ships its snacks around the world.
Founded in 2011, iRay Group has grown into a global supplier serving imaging and inspection customers with digital X-ray technology. The Shanghai-based company is also expanding into silicon-based micro-display backplanes for emerging devices such as AI glasses and VR headsets.
With more than 50 years behind it through iRF and predecessor M/A-COM SIGINT Products, iRF Solutions is a Sparks, Maryland RF engineering and manufacturing company known for supporting SIGINT and electronic-warfare programs. Its 25,000-square-foot facility carries designs from concept through production and product support for rugged platforms and mission-specific applications, including SOSA-aligned VPX systems.
Founded in 1994 under the parent company IRIS Ohyama of Japan, IRIS USA manufactures and sells consumer goods, and says it was the first company to introduce clear plastic storage containers to the U.S. market. It operates four U.S. factories, with manufacturing and distribution facilities in Surprise, Arizona; Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin; Mesquite, Texas; and Hazleton, Pennsylvania.
Irma builds wireless sensor kits that help businesses track what is happening inside their locations and use real-time data to improve operations. Its ready-to-install systems can monitor foot traffic, noise and air quality, with insights shown through local displays or the Irma App. The hardware is designed to work without Wi‑Fi or internet, process data locally, and run on very little power.
Born from a contractor’s vision in 1991, IROCK Crushers designs and manufactures American-made mobile and portable crushing, screening and conveying equipment for demolition, recycling and aggregate work. Its headquarters outside Cleveland spans 45,000 square feet on more than nine acres, with manufacturing and a stocked wear-parts warehouse under one roof. IROCK also provides round-the-clock and weekend product support, reflecting its contractor-first roots.
Family-owned and operated in upstate New York since 1989, Iron Braid hand-braids leather motorcycle accessories, including custom lever covers and grip accents. Its signature lever service lets riders mail in their own levers for a tight, non-slip braid returned within two business days after receipt, with custom color and fringe choices. The company also makes and sells related motorcycle accessories and care products, all made in the USA.
Iron City Oxidations (ICO) was formed in 2018 to protect human health and the environment by destroying harmful contaminants on surfaces and in the air and water. The company's principal technology is a series of patent-pending oxidation catalysts invented at Carnegie Mellon University, which create 'fire in water' to 'burn' targets when combined with small amounts of oxidant.
From its Pennsylvania fabrication operations, family-owned Iron City Supply builds heavy-duty conveyors, radial stackers and bulk material handling equipment for mining, recycling, construction and related industries. With more than 40 years of experience, the company pairs custom engineering and plant-layout support with a rotating inventory of used processing equipment, while emphasizing made-in-USA fabrication and average lead times of two to 10 weeks. It serves customers across the United States and internationally.
Iron City Wood Products, founded by Dave Muslovski in 1987, makes custom pallets and wood packaging while managing pallet recycling from its Youngstown facility. What began with Dave and Denise Muslovski working from a five-acre site has grown into a family-owned, multi-generational business now operated by the next generation, with repair, pickup and return programs that keep usable wood in circulation. The company is also a certified women-owned business, reflecting Denise’s central role in its history and leadership.
Founded by Mark and Nadia Mauer, Iron Flamingo Brewery is a family-run Corning brewery that makes and distributes locally brewed craft beer. Opened on December 27, 2014, under the management of their sons Adam and Ben, it became Corning’s first brewery to bottle and distribute beer. The Mauer family draws on a brewing tradition reaching back to their grandfathers in Scranton while using Finger Lakes-grown hops and malt and solar power at the brewery.
Founded in 1987 by rail boot inventor Bill Moorhead, Iron Horse Engineering Co. manufactures American-made embedded and direct-fixation track solutions for rail transit, freight and industrial applications. Its rail boot has been installed for more than 1 million miles, while its engineers also develop custom products and support top-down construction with onsite technical assistance and training.
Michael Asterita’s passion for samurai history grew from a sword-collecting hobby into Iron Mountain Armory, which he founded in 2005. The small family-run business works with artisans who study antique references and museum examples to recreate traditional Japanese armor for collectors, martial artists, reenactors, and screen productions worldwide.
Iron Oaks is a Long Island City, New York millwork and furniture fabrication company producing one-of-a-kind architectural millwork, handcrafted furniture, custom built-ins, retail fixtures, and interior elements. It provides fabrication and installation, project management, value engineering, and drawings and renders for commercial, residential, retail, hospitality, and custom-build projects.
Born from musician Tommy Brunett’s 2011 backyard experiment with whiskey and a loaded smoker, Iron Smoke Distillery makes small-batch bourbon and whiskey with a distinctive whisper of Applewood smoke. The Fairport, New York farm distillery smokes its grains on a handmade machine and ages the spirit in copper stills, while its lively watering room reflects Brunett’s music background with regular live performances.