Founded in 1994, privately owned MAI Manufacturing brings automotive-developed thermal and acoustical abatement solutions to OEMs in industries ranging from heavy-duty trucks to power generation. Based in Marysville, Ohio, the company supports projects from concept through production, including in-house tooling for rapid prototyping, and operates in accordance with IATF 16949:2016 certification.
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Midwest Acoust-A-FiberFounded in 1979, Midwest Acoust-A-Fiber manufactures engineered acoustic and thermal components that help motor vehicles run quieter, cooler and lighter. The Delaware, Ohio company has spent more than 40 years developing high-volume solutions for light-vehicle and heavy-truck manufacturers, delivering more than 10 million parts annually from operations in the United States, Mexico and Canada. Its facilities represent more than 21 nationalities, and the company holds IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 14001:2015 certification.DELAWARE, OH
Thermo-Tec AutomotiveSince 1987, family-owned Thermo-Tec Automotive has made heat and sound insulation for high-performance vehicles, with American-made products produced in Greenwich, Ohio. Its solutions have found their way from space missions and military applications to the cars of racers including Jack Roush and Joe Gibbs, as well as everyday enthusiast builds.GREENWICH, OH
Standard Prototyping Ideals LTDIn Pickerington, Ohio, Standard Prototyping Ideals manufactures custom heat-management components, including thin-gauge heat shields, exhaust-tube insulation and sewn thermal blankets for demanding industrial applications. Its products are made for temperatures up to 2,400 degrees Fahrenheit, while an in-house R&D team builds much of the tooling and a cross-trained workforce supports both large production runs and small batches. The company’s sewn thermal blankets are UL certified for the United States and Canada, and its customer base includes major truck, bus and automotive manufacturers.PICKERINGTON, OH
MAP of Easton, IncPrivately held since its founding in 1973 by John A. D’Amico Sr., MAP of Easton has built its identity around solving difficult acoustical and thermal challenges for manufacturers. Based in Easton, Pennsylvania, the company supports projects from early design through production, with a particular history of developing insulation components for automotive and architectural applications. Its work now serves major automotive OEMs as well as architectural customers.EASTON, PA