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Founded in 1988 by Anthony Cirone and Joe Casillo, Macron Dynamics manufactures linear robotics, electric actuators and motion systems for industrial automation. Its Pennsylvania operation builds systems in the USA, from standard units to custom configurations, with a specialty in long-travel, belt-driven motion and robot transport units. The company’s history includes producing 42,000 actuators for a USPS automation project and developing the patented CLAWS arresting system.
Mactac is a pressure-sensitive adhesive materials manufacturer founded about 65 years ago, with roots in roll-to-roll PSA-coated paper and film production. It serves North American customers through an expanded manufacturing and distribution footprint and makes products for labeling, graphics, engineered tapes and laminates, pressure-sensitive sheets, and medical and diagnostic applications.
Founded in Erkrath in 1931 as Maschinen- und Apparatebau GmbH Erkrath, MAE develops and manufactures industrial straightening machines and wheelset presses. The former medium-sized family business now serves industries including rail technology, automotive and toolmaking with manual or automated equipment, along with application-specific machine concepts. MAE also supports machines through testing, maintenance and retrofit work, including equipment from selected third-party manufacturers.
MAE-Eitel brings together German engineering heritage and American-made manufacturing in a company whose roots reach back to 1931. Formed through the 2014 merger of MAE and Eitel Presses, it serves manufacturers with custom industrial straightening equipment, backed by in-house production and support for existing presses.
After 10 years of crafting a better you, Maestro’s Classic makes beard-care and men’s grooming products designed around a daily routine. Its U.S.-sourced and U.S.-made line is built for a broad range of beard textures, with signature scent blends such as Mark of a Man’s grapefruit, black pepper and bergamot. The company also extends its grooming system into hair styling and body wash.
Incorporated as a woman-owned business in Pennsylvania in 2011, Magagna & Company is a Conshohocken commercial printer that also manages direct-mail and fulfillment campaigns from design through delivery. Its team brings more than 40 years of combined industry experience to projects ranging from local business work to Fortune 500 programs, with a particular strength in handling both small and nationwide mailings. The company is WBENC-certified and supports lower-impact printing through agricultural-based inks, recycled papers, and FSC-certified vendors.
Magee Plastics Company, established by Ted Magee in 1968, designs and manufactures engineered thermoplastic and composite components, including interior products for transportation customers. For five decades, it has served airline, rail, and other industries with new and replacement parts, and also refurbishes existing components through its repair operation.
Founded in 1996 to develop embedded hardware and software for medical and automotive applications, Magellan Technologies now operates as Ralph Weaver’s specialty RC-products business. Weaver, an RC pilot since 1986 and an electric-sailplane enthusiast who has competed at the Nats, makes and sells a limited number of specialized onboard instruments, including GPS loggers and altitude equipment that he uses himself. The Indianapolis company’s products are shaped by hands-on experience in RC flight rather than a broad catalog.
Since Tim Russell opened its first Pittsburgh distillery in 2013, Maggie’s Farm has remained an independent craft distillery with a distinctly local origin story. The company became Pennsylvania’s first producer of commercially available craft rum since Prohibition and now operates from a 22,000-square-foot facility in Upper St. Clair, while its original Strip District site continues as a barrelhouse and cocktail lounge.
Founded in Pottstown in 1979, family-owned Magic Sleeper makes and sells mattresses while helping customers understand how their beds are built. Now operated by the Santos family’s third generation, the company is known for custom-sized mattresses—including RV and boat models—and for building made-to-order beds alongside its showroom selection. Magic Sleeper also repairs aging mattresses, including Sleep Number beds, with replacement foam and covers.
Magnatech International carries a braiding-machinery tradition that began in Reading, Pennsylvania, in 1892, when it operated as Textile Machine Works. Today, the company serves hose, wire and cable, and flexible-pipe manufacturers with industrial equipment and technical support, continuing a legacy that includes pioneering machinery for reinforced hydraulic hoses in the 1930s. Its reach extends from its Pennsylvania headquarters to customers across the Americas, Europe, and Asia.
Magnet Applications designs and manufactures engineered permanent magnets, magnetic assemblies, and the magnetizing equipment that brings them to life. Its U.S. facility in DuBois, Pennsylvania, produces compression-bonded magnets, while operations in the United States and United Kingdom support customers from rapid prototypes through production runs ranging from 200 to more than 2 million pieces per month. The company is part of Bunting Magnetics, whose magnetic-technology experience spans more than 65 years, and its facilities maintain ISO 9001:2015 certification.
For more than 30 years, Magnetek has developed digital power and motion-control systems for cranes, hoists, elevators, mining equipment and other demanding applications. The brand is particularly associated with variable-frequency and wireless controls for overhead cranes, alongside engineered automation and energy-efficient motion solutions. Magnetek operates four ISO 9001:2015-certified research and manufacturing facilities in North America and employs approximately 350 people.
Magnetic Lifting Technologies US (MLTUS) manufactures industrial lifting magnets and custom magnetic handling equipment at its facility in New Castle, Pennsylvania. Founded in 2010, the company grew from its original Ohio factory operation into a New Castle facility with 35,000 square feet of shop space, and became part of Crane 1 Services in 2022. It also provides magnet repair, restoration, inspection, and field service.
Magnetic Specialties, Inc. (MSI) of Telford, Pennsylvania provides custom engineering and manufacturing of transformers, reactors, and power supplies. The company supports OEMs with specialized electrical components and devices, operating a modern 20,000 square foot manufacturing facility.
Magnetics, a division of Spang & Co., designs and manufactures soft magnetic components and materials for the electronics industry. Its Pittsburgh headquarters includes the Magnetics Technology Center, while its Xiamen plant is identified as a manufacturing facility; the company describes more than 70 years of soft magnetic core manufacturing experience.
Founded by scientists who wanted spectrometers suited to the realities of their own research labs, Magnitude Instruments makes compact benchtop systems for transient absorption spectroscopy. Based in State College, Pennsylvania, the company pairs patented noise-suppression and single-shot full-time-axis acquisition with instruments designed to be as approachable as UV-Vis equipment, including coverage from ultraviolet through mid-infrared measurements. Its product line also includes amplified photodetectors built for clean, time-resolved optical signals.
Founded in 2004 from research at RWTH University and New Zealand universities, Magritek develops benchtop NMR spectrometers and MRI systems for laboratories, industry, and chemistry education. Its flagship Spinsolve brings multinuclear NMR into a compact format, while the Terranova-MRI uses the Earth’s magnetic field to make 3D MRI teaching possible in an ordinary laboratory. The company exports from Germany and New Zealand and maintains offices in Aachen, Philadelphia, and Wellington.
A fourth-generation Pennsylvania business established in 1935, Mahantongo Game Farms is known for its scale and long history in gamebird breeding. The farm keeps more than 65,000 breeding hens and raises over 565,000 birds on site each year, serving customers across North America while shipping hatching eggs worldwide.
Founded by Don Bernstein in Scranton more than 60 years ago, Maid-Rite Specialty Foods grew from a 3,000-square-foot shop staffed by its founder and two others into a substantial independent frozen-meat manufacturer. Today, it works with foodservice and retail customers on portioned products and custom private-label recipes, with annual demand exceeding 300 million portions.