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Herrenknecht AG was originally founded as Herrenknecht GmbH in 1977 by Martin Herrenknecht (the name was changed in 1998). Herrenknecht AG company manufactures tunnel boring machines that can bore through various geological conditions. Herrenknecht also offers consulting and site management services and collaborates with contractors to complete the excavation process. The company's business units include traffic and utility tunneling and geothermal explorations. Based in Schwanau, Germany, Herrenknecht serves several international markets through more than 40 subsidiaries operating in China, Russia, the US, and countries in Europe and other regions.

Hewitt Equipment was founded in 1952. Hewitt Equipment Company is a distributor of Caterpillar heavy construction equipment that operates from more than a dozen branches in the provinces of Quebec and Labrador. Hewitt rents, sells, and services products used in the agriculture, construction, forestry, and mining industries. Its Hewitt Material Handling units rents and sells Barrett, Bendi, Catepillar, Cushman, Drexel, and Mitsubishi branded forklifts. Hewitt Equipment's Atlantic Tractors & Equipment deals in Caterpillar products in New Brunswick, Nova Scotia, and Prince Edward Island.

Hill & Smith Infrastructure Products Group (IPG) is a family of more than a dozen companies that provide a range of infrastructure and transportation products. The Hill & Smith Holdings subsidiary manufactures everything from bridge parapets and wire fences to steel tunnels and traffic poles. Its Hill & Smith division makes road safety barriers. IPG accounts for about half of its parent's revenue (the holding company's other segments deal in galvanizing services and building products). IPG focuses on four main sectors of the infrastructure market: roads, rail, security, and utilities.

HIROTEC AMERICA (formerly TESCO Engineering) designs and builds the robotic equipment used to make doors, hoods, and other body panels for automobile and motorcycle manufacturers around the world, including General Motors, Harley-Davidson, and Toyota, among others. HIROTEC AMERICA products are touted as modular; in other words, the same equipment can be used to make several different automobile makes and models, boosting efficiency and lowering costs. HIROTEC company also offers various engineering, consulting, plant and integration, and try-out services. HIROTEC AMERICA is part of a larger group of companies that are collectively owned by Japan's HIROTEC Corporation.

Hirsch International Corp. company supplies single- and multi-head embroidery machines, embroidery supplies, machine parts, and software, as well as digital printers and textile lasers. Hirsch is the exclusive US distributor of Tajima Industries equipment (multiple-head embroidery machines), MHM screen printing equipment, SEIT textile bridge lasers, and other industry tech brands. Tajima-built equipment accounts for about 50% of sales. Core customers are manufacturers that produce thread, applique, and rhinestone-decorative apparel and accessories, uniforms, or sportswear, and apparel screenprinters and retailers.

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