Ohio-based, woman-owned Koolpad, Inc. designs and manufactures a patented temperature-control case that helps keep iPads operating in extreme heat and cold. Its dual-compartment Koolpad separates the device from interchangeable cooling or warming elements, a field-proven solution used across 26 states by teams in quick-service restaurants, utilities, rail and construction. The company’s rugged cases are built to reduce temperature-related shutdowns and interruptions where iPads support daily work.
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Wakefield ThermalWoman-owned Wakefield Thermal has operated continuously since 1957, building its reputation around solving increasingly difficult heat-management problems for electronics makers. Based in Nashua with global manufacturing support, the company works with both Fortune 50 firms and smaller businesses, carrying designs from early engineering through production.BUFFALO, NY
Extol of Ohio, IncFounded in 1985, Extol of Ohio is a woman-owned Norwalk manufacturer known for precision-fabricated insulation systems for demanding process facilities. Its work helps industrial customers reduce installation labor and control heat across piping and equipment, with products distributed throughout the United States and shipped internationally.NORWALK, OH
ElectrowarmthElectrowarmth makes electric warming pads for beds, massage tables and 12-volt RV and truck bunks, helping people sleep or work comfortably in cold conditions. Based in Danville, Ohio, the company’s mattress warmers stand out for their broad size selection, adjustable heat and single- or dual-control options, while its bunk pads are designed to warm a sleeper without idling the vehicle. Its massage-table warmers carry ETL approval and include automatic safety shutoff.DANVILLE, OH
iBenzer, IncFor more than a decade, iBenzer has designed and supplied protective cases and accessories for laptops, tablets, and other devices, with a particular focus on outfitting K–12 schools and organizational fleets. The New York-based company says its patented HexPact and Bumptect designs have helped protect more than 8 million devices, while its custom programs let schools and businesses add logos, mascots, or other identifying graphics. iBenzer also reports serving more than 3,000 school districts and holding utility patents for its hardshell case inventions.COLLEGE POINT, NY