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Founded in 1915 and acquired by the Neuman family in 1968, Toledo’s Maumee Pattern Company designs and manufactures foundry tooling for complex castings. The company combines more than a century of patternmaking experience with modern CAD/CAM design, CNC machining, and reverse-engineering capabilities, and supports customers with nationwide tooling service. Maumee Pattern is ITAR certified and aligns its cybersecurity program with CMMC Level 2 requirements for defense-related and other sensitive work.
Established in Toledo in 1978, Maumee Valley Fabricators is a long-standing custom metal fabricator with a 55,000-square-foot manufacturing area and customers across the United States and Canada. The company is especially distinctive for its Escher Division, which has manufactured recuperative heat exchangers for foundry and glass furnaces since acquiring the division in 1987.
Mauser Packaging Solutions is a global manufacturer of rigid industrial and consumer packaging, formed by the combination of BWAY, Mauser Group, National Container Group, and Industrial Container Services. With over 330 years of combined experience, more than 170 sites worldwide, and over 11,000 employees, the company provides a full range of packaging products and services across the packaging life cycle, from design to recycling. The company is a leader in sustainability, offering reconditioning, recycling, and collection services to extend the life of packaging and reduce environmental impact.
Founded in 1987 to remanufacture import power steering gears and pumps, MAVAL Industries has grown into a steering-component remanufacturer and developer of new aftermarket steering components. Its operations include an 80,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and global headquarters in Twinsburg, Ohio, alongside a core-processing and warehousing facility in Maple Heights, Ohio. The company supplies remanufactured and new steering systems to OE service, aftermarket distributors, and performance enthusiasts worldwide.
Born from a Cincinnati kitchen experiment in 2013, Maverick Chocolate is a family-owned, bean-to-bar craft chocolate maker that turns ethically sourced cocoa beans into chocolate bars, truffles and drinks. Paul and Marlene Picton run the company with their sons Ben and Scott, carrying the family’s aviation background into a Covington factory and retail operation. The company’s chocolate has earned 13 awards, including Good Food Awards for its Belize, Tanzania and distinctive Fahrenheit 513 bar.
From Blue Ash, Ohio, Maverick Molding designs and manufactures high-temperature polymer-composite components for aerospace engines, power-generation platforms and demanding industrial equipment. Its molded and machined parts are built for friction and wear environments reaching as high as 700°F, and the company’s components are used on NextGen engines including the LEAP and GE9X. Maverick Molding is a division of Loar Group and holds AS9100:D and ISO 9001:2015 certifications.
MAVIN makes furniture, with its brands focused on occasional pieces through MAVIN Furniture and wood products through MAVIN Woods. The available company information provides little detail beyond these offerings.
Founded in 1967 by John K. Max, Max Machinery designs and manufactures precision positive-displacement liquid flow meters for demanding industrial applications. The Healdsburg company calibrates every meter in its laboratory with measurements traceable to NIST, and also provides factory refurbishment and calibration services. Its family continues to drive the business, which operates under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system.
Founded in 1972 by Max Flaming, Parlier-based Maxco Supply makes custom corrugated packaging and its own box-assembly machinery for California’s fresh-produce industry. The company grew from wooden grape containers into a major San Joaquin Valley supplier, while developing recyclable systems such as its LTS long-term storage container and maintaining in-house control from design through manufacturing. Maxco is also Primus Labs food-safety certified and employs more than 400 people during peak production.
maxill manufactures infection-control, dental-disposable, and oral-care products for dentistry. The company describes itself as a North American manufacturer serving dental practices with products made specifically for clinical use.
From its Cleveland base, MaxPack develops custom and stock packaging that carries a brand from the retail counter to the unboxing experience. The company brings more than 40 years of packaging experience and a nationwide distribution network to programs ranging from custom jewelry presentation to domestically made setup boxes. Its family of companies includes Iowa Retail Packaging, serving the Midwest since 1978, and Carolina Retail Packaging, which merged with MaxPack in 2016.
Maxpert Medical is a Galloway, Ohio company that began by solving practical pill-crushing problems for healthcare professionals. Today it develops medication-management products for pharmacists, nurses, caregivers, and patients, drawing on more than 75 years of combined team experience in specialty pharmacy and hospital care.
Since 2003, Maxxeon Inc. has made rechargeable LED lighting tools for technicians, with its Brunswick, Ohio operation centered on rugged work lights such as the Cyclops and LumaStik. Its lineup is shaped around the realities of garages and service work, pairing compact illumination with purpose-built designs like magnetic lights and inspection tools.
From its Cleveland operation, May Conveyor manufactures standard and custom industrial conveyor belting for material-handling systems. The company’s specialty is designing precision belts for demanding work such as metal-chip removal, stamping scrap and foundry or mining loads, with dies made in-house by the May Tool & Die Group. May Conveyor serves customers across the United States, Canada and beyond, and its ISO 9001-certified quality manufacturing is backed by retrofit and emergency modification capabilities.
May Industries of Ohio, Inc. manufactures custom products and metal components, and has done so for more than 50 years. The North Royalton company serves several industries and handles projects from prototypes and parts through finished assemblies, with in-house production and finishing capabilities.
Founded by Don May in 1974, May’s Custom Cabinets and Remodeling is a family-owned shop that designs and hand-builds fully custom cabinetry in-house. Now operated by Don’s son David and grandson Matthew, the company also takes on kitchen remodels, additions, and custom homes, carrying projects from design through delivery and installation. Its work is built around fitting each piece precisely to the homeowner’s space and needs.
Founded in 1954, Mayco Colors manufactures ceramic art supplies, including fired glazes, bisque forms and decorating accessories, for everyone from classroom artists to professional potters. The family-owned company has 55 employees and is built around a ceramics-minded staff that includes engineers, art educators and working ceramic practitioners. Since acquiring Duncan Enterprises’ ceramic color division in 2020, Mayco has also carried forward selected Duncan products while providing technical support, education and creative resources through its worldwide distributor network.
Mayco International is a Michigan-based Tier-1 automotive supplier that develops and manufactures interior and exterior modules for vehicle makers and Tier-1 partners. Its work spans concept development through production, and the company reports access to 40 locations and more than 7,000 employees. The Sterling Heights location lists a 2006 founding year, while the Clinton Township location lists 1974.
From its Cleveland base, Mayfran International engineers material-handling, coolant-filtration, chip-processing and recycling systems for demanding manufacturing and waste-management applications. The company’s distinctive promise extends beyond equipment: Mayfran supports its systems with lifetime service and genuine aftermarket parts, including replacements made in-house when needed. Mayfran is part of the Tsubaki Group and holds ISO 9001:2015 with Design and ISO 14001:2015 certifications.
Mayne Inc. grew out of an early-2000s effort to make outdoor products more accessible and less prone to staining or rusting. Today, the privately owned company designs and manufactures locally made outdoor products for homes and gardens across North America, with a focus on timeless design, practical use, and careful hand inspection before shipment.