Akron Porcelain & Plastics Company manufactures custom-molded ceramic and plastic parts and assemblies, with roots dating to 1890. Five generations have led the Akron company, which began by making clay pipes, shifted to electrical insulators, and later expanded into plastics. Its long-standing specialties include high-temperature and electrical applications.
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Ferriot IncFamily-owned Ferriot Inc. has nearly a century of Akron manufacturing history, with roots reaching back to 1929. Today, its 200,000-square-foot operation works with OEMs as an engineering-led partner for custom plastic manufacturing, helping move products from tooling through production and assembly. Ferriot is especially known for taking on oversized, structurally demanding parts, including work made with structural foam molding.AKRON, OH
Akron Polymer ProductsSince 1986, Akron Polymer Products has made extruded thermoplastic tubing and fabricated tube components for automotive and transportation applications from its Ohio operation. Its engineers work with customers from development through testing, including conversions from metal or rubber designs to plastic and complex formed assemblies such as vacuum brake and hydraulic clutch tubing. The company serves industrial customers as well and delivers custom components globally.AKRON, OH
Maryland Ceramic & Steatite Co., IncFamily-owned and operated for more than 90 years, Maryland Ceramic & Steatite Co., Inc. has manufactured custom industrial and technical ceramics in Bel Air since 1955. The company produces precision steatite and cordierite components for high-temperature applications, with on-site tooling and machining that supports both prototypes and production runs. Its porous engineering structures, made through a patented process with controlled pore size and distribution, add a distinctive specialty to its ceramic work.STREET, MD
Du-Co Ceramics CompanyFounded in 1949 in a repurposed Pennsylvania slaughterhouse, Du-Co Ceramics Company makes technical ceramic components and insulators for demanding electrical, thermal and high-temperature applications. Still owned and operated by the Cooper family, the company combines in-house engineering, tool-and-die work and development labs across two ISO 9001:2015-certified facilities, producing everything from custom parts to ceramic-to-metal assemblies for customers worldwide. Its two facilities employ 250 people and can produce millions of parts per day.SAXONBURG, PA