Jamac, Inc. manufactures pressure-sensitive labels, with a long-standing specialty in automotive battery labels for demanding under-the-hood environments. The company says it began operations in the 1970s and has grown into a worldwide label supplier; its homepage also dates the business to 1983. Based in Sandusky, Ohio, Jamac supplies labels for automotive and craft beer applications and makes Ducks-In-A-Row labels for four-wheel-drive vehicle owners.
Austin Tape & Label, IncFounded in Akron in 1976, Austin Tape & Label produces custom pressure-sensitive labels and printed tape, with a long-standing specialty in solutions for the tire industry. Now based in Stow, the company still includes co-owner Jim Burkle among its staff and says half its workforce has been with Austin for at least 20 years. Its in-house design and label-engineering teams help customers develop labels for demanding settings, including cold and wet food-processing environments.STOW, OH
W.T. Nickell Label CompanyW.T. Nickell Label Company traces its Batavia, Ohio, roots to Wiley Thomas Nickell’s 1960 label-imprinting venture and now produces custom pressure-sensitive labels and packaging with digital and flexographic presses. The local business has spent more than 50 years refining label work, from barcode labels to durable industrial applications, while pairing modern equipment with flexible service for business customers. Its current HP Indigo and Nilpeter presses handle both short-to-medium runs and larger orders, including runs from 5,000 to 50 million labels.BATAVIA, OH
LabelmatchLabelmatch began in its founder’s attic in 1998 and has grown into a customer-focused label company serving businesses across the United States. Based in Hudson, Ohio, it is known for listening closely to customers and pairing experienced, one-on-one service with fast turnaround on stock and custom labels.HUDSON, OH
Buckeye Business ProductsFounded in Cleveland in 1896 as a typewriter-supply company, Buckeye Business Products now manufactures stock and custom labels in its vertically integrated U.S. facility. The company makes its own hot-melt adhesive and manages production from material sourcing through printing and die-cutting, including full-color work on BOBST digital presses. Its 750,000-square-foot Cleveland operation has produced and sold 8.6 billion 4-by-6 labels, while recycling more than 540 tons of paper annually.CLEVELAND, OH