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Since its incorporation in 1985, McHugh Locomotive & Equipment has rebuilt, repaired and supplied parts for diesel locomotives, railroad equipment and American locomotive cranes from its Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania operation. Its mobile technicians serve industrial rail operations, short lines and regional railroads, while the shop also takes on difficult vintage-equipment restorations for museums and heritage lines. The McHugh family’s preservation work reaches back to the 1960s, including saving a rare 1924 Mack boxcab locomotive from scrapping and placing it with a railroad museum.
Founded in 1975 as McKamish Metals, Inc., McKamish is a family-owned union mechanical contractor that has grown from a sheet-metal contracting business into a full-service firm serving the Mid-Atlantic region. The company fabricates, installs, and services mechanical systems, and operates a 115,000-square-foot production facility equipped with four overhead cranes. Its fabrication work includes structural steel supports for amusement venues and custom metal fabrications for industrial customers.
At a McKees Rocks plant where forged steel wheels were first made in 1902, McKees Rocks Forgings produces circular forgings and axles for industrial, mining, and transportation applications. The 130-employee operation has made circular forgings under the McKees Rocks name since the 1980s and now combines a 10,000-ton press with in-house engineering, machining, and inspection. Its work ranges from custom closed-die forgings to rail axles, with production historically reaching more than 100,000 axles per year.
Founded in 1982, McKillup Engineering Inc. is a specialist engineering firm built around two principals with more than 80 years of combined industrial-boiler experience. The York, Pennsylvania company is best known for guiding biomass power-plant projects from design through startup, while also helping utilities and industrial users address boiler and heat-recovery challenges.
Founded in 1835, McLanahan Corporation is a sixth-generation family-owned manufacturer of material-processing equipment and complete systems for aggregates, dairy and mining operations. Based in Hollidaysburg, Pennsylvania, the company pairs equipment design and manufacturing with process engineering, plant upgrades and long-term field support. Its offices and production sites in Pennsylvania and Australia are certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1961 as a small gift-box manufacturer, McLean Packaging is a privately owned packaging manufacturer that has grown to more than 500,000 square feet across three specialized facilities in New Jersey and Pennsylvania. The company produces paper-based packaging and display solutions, including folding cartons and rigid set boxes, with in-house design and production capabilities.
MCS Inc. fabricates and engineers abrasion-resistant replacement parts and components for material-handling systems. It works to reduce abrasive wear by fitting existing systems with replacement parts or designing new parts, including ceramic-lined products. The company serves industrial markets ranging from mining and power generation to grain processing and steel mills.
For more than 40 years, McShane Metal Products has built its name in Erie as a metal-fabrication company that works alongside customers from the earliest design questions through delivery. It serves clients across North America, handling projects that range from healthcare equipment to larger industrial assemblies while keeping the work integrated under one roof.
Founded in 2001, Hatfield-based MDCI Automation designs, engineers and manufactures automation systems from initial concept through serial production. Its 30,000-square-foot facility supports work ranging from robotic material handling to custom control systems, with a notable history supplying automation to the U.S. Postal Service, including more than 1,000 biohazard detection systems delivered through a Northrop Grumman program.
MDL Manufacturing Industries began as a one-man welding and machining business in 1987 and has since grown from its original Waldorf warehouse into a long-established manufacturer serving a diverse customer base. Based in Bedford, Pennsylvania, the company is known especially for large machining and supports its work with ISO 9001:2015 certification and AS9003A compliance.
Founded in 1978 by fourth-generation pump specialist Gene Ashe, MDM Pumps manufactures non-metallic centrifugal pumps for demanding fluid-handling applications. The Ashe family’s pump tradition stretches back generations, and MDM’s patented Impenatra® seal grew from Gene’s effort to bring plastic pump technology to chemical processing and highly corrosive environments. Today, the Colorado Springs company supports industrial and residential systems through its long-developed Sequence® and Advance® brands alongside newer pump designs.
With nearly 4,000 employees and facilities linked across a global network, MDS Pharma Services provides contract research and drug-development support from discovery through late-stage clinical development. Its particularly distinctive reach includes more than 900 Phase I beds worldwide and dedicated centralized cardiac services supported from Paris, Toronto and Singapore. The company also maintains an independent quality-assurance organization spanning its business lines and locations.
Meadowbrooke Gourds grows and handcrafts decorative hard-shell gourds on a 200-acre farm in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. What began when farmer Ben Bear turned an overlooked crop into carved bells, birdhouses and snowmen in 1993 has grown into a small team crafting more than 250 kinds of gourds. Each piece takes nearly a year from seed to shelf and carries the natural variations of a farm-grown material.
Meadville Forging Company is a family-owned Pennsylvania manufacturer that traces its roots to a small hammer shop established in 1940. Under Keller family ownership since 1969, it has grown into a large forging operation known especially for serving automotive manufacturers, while also supplying precision steel components for other demanding industries. Both facilities are registered to IATF 16949, and the company has received supplier awards from Ford, General Motors, and Timken.
For more than 43 years, Meadville New Products Inc. has fabricated plastic products for science and industry from its Northwestern Pennsylvania base, with particular expertise in polypropylene dipping baskets for plating and spin-drying equipment. The company also fabricates plastic tanks, exhaust systems, and custom products, including baskets tailored to specific dryer models and plating needs.
Since 1971, Meadville Plate Glass has served Meadville and the surrounding area with glasswork, mirrors, screen repair, and custom glass installations. The company handles both everyday residential needs and larger commercial storefront projects, including frameless custom glass showers and storefront entrances.
Founded in 1984 as a small-town grinding shop, Meadville Tool Grinding manufactures and reconditions carbide cutting tools in Conneaut Lake, Pennsylvania. The company remains a small business while bringing its third generation into the workplace, combining custom tool manufacturing with sharpening, repair, and coating services that extend tool life. Its work is centered on precise, durable tooling tailored to customers’ manufacturing needs.
Since the late 1950s, Measurex has made plastic measuring scoops for food, pharmaceutical and chemical applications, with its Measurex production now based in Nazareth, Pennsylvania. The brand grew from tools designed for specific customer requirements into a broad scoop line backed by in-house engineering for custom sizes, colors and embossed branding. Measurex operates under Airlite Plastics, a privately held, family-owned packaging company founded in 1946, and its Nazareth facility is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded in 1976 by Luigi Aluffo, family-owned Mecal designs and manufactures equipment for electrical terminal crimping and wire-harness processing. Based in Fubine Monferrato, Italy, the company employs about 150 people in a roughly 7,000-square-metre covered facility and operates production sites in Brazil, the United States and Mexico. Mecal keeps manufacturing closely in-house, with component traceability and TÜV-certified ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 systems supporting its export-focused business.
From Pennsylvania, Mechanical Bull Sales builds and sells made-in-the-USA mechanical bulls designed to recreate a real bucking ride. In business for more than 20 years, the company uses a patented elliptical motion system that directs riders to the side rather than forward, pairing realistic movement with a steel-framed, heavily padded build. Its bulls have reached every U.S. state and 45 countries, with support available after the sale.