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Toledo-based JAWS International, Ltd. makes concentrated household cleaners in a patented Just Add Water system, replacing conventional water-filled spray bottles with reusable bottles and child-resistant refill pods. Founded around the mantra “Stop Shipping Water,” the company manufactures its cleaning products in Toledo, Ohio, with a focus on reducing packaging waste while maintaining high-performance cleaning. Several JAWS formulas carry the EPA Safer Choice label.
Jax Group Companies is a family-operated, three-generation manufacturing group with roots in tire mold production dating to 1945, when Jack Thornton helped open the Athens tire-mold division. Its companies make tire molds and tire mold mechanisms and containers, with Jax Mold and Machine presenting itself as a fully integrated tire mold producer. The group’s history also records Jack Thornton founding Jax Mold and Machine in 1969.
Founded in 1991, Jaxon is a Mineral Ridge, Ohio manufacturer that grew from an international sourcing partnership into a rail-industry supplier with expanded fabrication capabilities. The company is known for AAR-approved railcar parts, stocked for quick shipment to Class I railways and repair shops, while its engineering team also supports construction and manufacturing customers with custom work.
Jay Industries, Inc. is a privately owned, four-generation family business and vertically integrated metals manufacturer based in Mansfield, Ohio. Its industrial heritage dates to 1917, and the company officially took the Jay Industries name in 1995; it has continued to grow in automotive, agricultural, lawn and garden, and other OEM markets. The company supports production of automotive seat structures and complex welded assemblies.
Founded in 1961, Jay-Em Aerospace Corporation manufactures precision components and safety-critical assemblies, with a particular reputation for military aircraft wheel and brake systems such as the F-16 and C-130 nose wheels. From its Cuyahoga Falls operation, the company supports projects from rapid prototypes through production and lifecycle support, including engineering and qualification testing. Jay-Em’s quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D, and the company is ITAR registered.
With more than two decades of experience, JAYCO Chemical Solutions is a Russell, Pennsylvania-based industrial chemistry company known for pairing chemical expertise with equipment-development experience. It creates engineered cleaning solutions for manufacturers whose parts must meet demanding cleanliness standards, while reducing reliance on hazardous substances and solvents.
JAYCO Cleaning Technologies provides industrial parts-washing and critical-parts cleaning systems, including ultrasonic cleaners, rotary basket washers, spray wash cabinets, passivation equipment, vacuum-assisted cleaning and drying, automation, and aqueous cleaning chemistry. It serves medical, optics, aerospace, automotive, and precision-parts applications.
With more than 17 years in the rubber molding industry, JB Enterprises Parts Detailing, LLC is an Elyria-based specialist known for giving low- to medium-volume projects close, hands-on attention. The company serves rubber molding businesses with custom adhesive coatings, particularly those that need careful parts detailing rather than the scale-oriented approach of a large finishing vendor. It also presents water-based products as environmentally friendlier alternatives to traditional solvent-based coatings.
Founded in 1988, JBC Technologies converts performance materials into precision die-cut components and engineered flexible-material parts for demanding applications. The U.S.-based manufacturer operates a vertically integrated 120,000-square-foot production network, pairing process engineering with in-house converting to take projects from prototype through high-volume production. Its ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 systems support work ranging from medical wearables to automotive, aerospace, satellite and energy-storage components.
Founded in 1981, Dayton’s JBK Manufacturing & Development Co. makes precision CNC-machined parts and metal fabrications, including close-tolerance components for aerospace and defense customers. Its work on V-22 aircraft transmission lubrication jets helped establish a relationship that grew into Tier I aerospace supply, while the company also serves energy, oil, paper and other industrial markets. JBK is a flight safety-approved vendor and holds AS9100 and ISO 9001 certifications, with quality and on-time delivery central to its operation.
Since 1978, Uniontown, Ohio-based JBM Industries has designed and manufactured reproduction rubber and machined parts for hard-to-find mechanical applications. The small manufacturer is especially known for replacement carburetor diaphragms and rubber sockets for vintage motorcycles and ultralight and light-sport aircraft, using its TSR compound for heat- and fuel-resistant parts. JBM also designs and builds its own tooling and can run customer tooling in its press.
Since 1985, JBM Packaging has made flexible paper packaging in the United States, pairing custom design and manufacturing with filling, kitting and fulfillment under one roof. The Lebanon, Ohio company is especially distinctive for more than 30 years of seed-packaging experience, including organic seed handling certified by the Midwest Organic Services Association. JBM also develops recyclable, forest-certified paper alternatives for brands seeking to reduce plastic packaging.
In business for more than 40 years, JBM Technologies is a full-service machine tool distributor known for staying involved long after a customer’s purchase. Serving manufacturers across the Northeast from three locations, the company combines equipment expertise with ongoing technical support and training to help customers keep their operations running.
Founded in 1979, Lebanon-based JBS Industries manufactures concentrated car-wash and industrial cleaning chemicals, with custom blends developed for professional cleaning operations. The family-owned company grew from deep hands-on experience running car washes and now serves customers ranging from pet washes to aviation maintenance crews, including international markets. JBS also offers technical support, private labeling and bulk purchasing for operators and distributors.
JBT Marel Corporation is a global food and beverage technology provider that designs, manufactures, and services equipment, systems, and software for food and beverage production. It combines the JBT and Marel organizations and operates sales, service, manufacturing, and sourcing operations in more than 30 countries.
JBT Marel Corporation designs, manufactures, and services technology for food and beverage processing, combining equipment, software, and application expertise. The company serves a global customer base with operations in more than 30 countries and reports more than 50 manufacturing and distribution facilities. Its equipment ranges from standalone machines to integrated processing lines.
Since 1990, Westerville’s JBW Systems, Inc. has focused on a single specialty: portable pneumatic mixing systems that agitate coatings and other materials directly in drums and tanks. Its lightweight JBW Mixing System draws material from the bottom for thorough sediment disbursement, while the Fugitive Emission Reduction Cover helps contain emissions and provides fire protection during mixing. The company’s founder brought paint-industry experience dating to 1965 to the design of the system.
With roots in Cincinnati’s antique trade, Jerzy Szymkowiak’s JCS Casting Company makes solid cast-iron table bases and legs inspired by early-1900s machine-lathe designs. Each piece is handcrafted and customized for the client, including custom paint colors, giving reclaimed-wood and other table projects an industrial character built for modern use.
JDA Group is a family business rooted in Hoboken, formed in the 1980s by Maureen and Joseph Dell’Aquila and now operated by their son Gregory. The Dell’Aquilas’ local story reaches back to Joseph’s 1920 garment operation, and today the privately held firm develops and manages commercial and residential properties as long-term investments in Hudson County communities.
Since 1886, family-owned JDH has connected agricultural commodity supply and demand while manufacturing animal feed for livestock producers. The former J.D. Heiskell & Co. now operates through a decentralized network of mills, trading offices and logistics connections, with five generations of family leadership and more than 575 employees across 11 states. Its reach includes domestic and international markets, supported by substantial rail, truck and barge shipping capacity.