Since 1995, Sunbury’s Mitech Systems has turned difficult production and product ideas into practical machinery through mechanical engineering, machine design, and fabrication. President Mike Milosh brings experience ranging from rebuilding farm equipment to leading underwater recovery operations, and has secured multiple patents while building Mitech’s problem-solving practice. The company works from 3-D design through in-house prototyping and finished hardware, including custom systems that improve operator ergonomics, throughput, or the performance of outdated equipment.
Machine ConceptsSince 1994, Machine Concepts has built its identity around solving difficult manufacturing problems from its Minster, Ohio, facility. The engineering-based machinery builder works with manufacturers worldwide, designing custom equipment for demanding metal-processing environments and supporting those installations after they are commissioned.MINSTER, OH
Alexander & AssociatesSince Al Alexander founded it in Cincinnati in 1943, Alexander & Associates has grown from a four-person machine-tool design shop into an engineering firm known for solving difficult manufacturing problems. The company develops specialized machinery for manufacturers and carries projects from early concepts through fabrication and startup, including work involving proprietary production processes. Its history now spans 80 years and multiple offices, while its leadership continues to cultivate new leaders from within the company.CINCINNATI, OH
NK MachineOwner-operated for more than 15 years, NK Machine is a Hamilton shop known for taking machinery ideas from rough concept to working reality. Its 30,000-square-foot facility serves customers across the Tri-State area and beyond, with an engineer who understands how designs will be made on the shop floor. The company is particularly suited to customers who need a prototype or special machine developed into a finished build.HAMILTON, OH
MJ Engineering & Consulting, IncSince 1988, MJ Engineering & Consulting has designed, built, and tested custom machinery and robotic automation systems for industrial operations from its Central Ohio base. The 13-person firm combines mechanical and structural engineering analysis with in-house fabrication, including a 15,000-square-foot attached shop, and has integrated robots into manufacturing since 2006. Its distinctive reach also includes engineering, inspection, and certification support for amusement rides, alongside practical in-house metal and plastic 3D printing for project parts and prototypes.COLUMBUS, OH