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Founded in 1983, privately owned and locally operated Mechanical Safety Equipment Corp. manufactures fall-protection and confined-space rescue equipment from its Philadelphia headquarters. Its self-retracting lifelines, harnesses, and lanyards serve demanding workplaces ranging from construction and steel erection to aircraft maintenance and military applications. The company also operates in-house inspection and repair facilities for self-retracting lifelines requiring annual recertification or post-fall evaluation.
Family-owned and operated since 1989, Mechantech is led by Kurt and Kendall Hayman from its Pennsylvania base. The company is known for practical field support of satellite communications infrastructure, serving major commercial, aerospace, and government organizations worldwide. Its 23-person team has built more than 95 satellite antennas and provides ongoing support for critical communications sites.
For more than 30 years, Butler’s Mechling Bookbindery repaired and rebound books—particularly family and pulpit Bibles—while also helping customers turn their own stories into published books. Its work included restoring old bindings such as Bibles and Webster’s dictionaries, alongside guidance for self-publishing and archived files for reprints. The bindery is closing its doors April 30 and is no longer accepting orders.
Med Chem 101 provides chemistry-focused resources for life science research. The available information identifies its focus as medicinal chemistry, but does not provide further details about its operations or offerings.
Started as a small enterprise in the early 1950s and incorporated in 1989, Med Surgical Instruments manufactures and supplies medical devices and surgical products for hospitals, clinics, surgeons and home patients worldwide. Its work extends beyond catalog products: the company develops custom specialty instruments, provides in-house repair and restoration, and supports device manufacturers through an OEM division. Med Surgical says its products conform to ISO 9001:2008, ISO 13485, CE and WHO-GMP standards.
Serving Western Pennsylvania since the early 1900s, Medart, Inc. is a metals-industry manufacturer known for pairing long-established bar-processing expertise with practical engineering support. Its Ellwood City operation designs specialized equipment for companies that process metal bar, while RBS Manufacturing extends the organization’s reach into custom machinery and fabrication for customers’ specific needs.
Founded in 2023, Meddear Food Company makes fresh prepared foods and baked goods from its base in State College, Pennsylvania. The socially conscious manufacturer emphasizes food without artificial flavors or preservatives, and donates a proportion of sales to the National Breast Cancer Foundation in honor of the founder’s mother, a breast cancer survivor. Its products reach customers through local farmers-market sales, area pickup and direct shipping.
Founded in 1996 and serving patients since 2003, MedEast Post-Op & Surgical provides prosthetics and custom orthotics across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware. Its certified and licensed clinicians care for patients in offices as well as hospitals, therapy centers, and homes, with specialized services that include pediatric cranial helmets and post-mastectomy fittings. The 25-person organization also offers newer fitting approaches such as the Symphonie Aqua hydrostatic casting system and Össur Direct Socket System.
Founded by Rob Dzedzy in 1983, Media Rooms Inc. designed and installed custom home theaters and integrated electronic environments while building the accompanying furniture in its own West Chester cabinet shop. That combination of audiovisual expertise and bespoke woodworking shaped projects ranging from themed theaters to media cabinetry, with the company’s work earning industry awards and regular coverage in home-technology publications. Media Rooms announced its closure in February 2026 after more than 40 years in business.
Medical Accessories Solutions carries forward the legacy of LaVonda L. Popish, an RN who devised its Personal Belongings Case after seeing patient property go missing in long-term care. The company manufactures that U.S.-made case for hospitals and care facilities, helping keep residents’ belongings secure while reducing avoidable replacement costs.
Founded in 1978 to make vascular access catheters for acute hemodialysis, Medical Components, Inc. now develops and manufactures devices used in dialysis and interventional medicine. The privately held company has grown from its early Tesio, Split Cath and Duo-Flow designs to more than 70 product lines and thousands of products, supported by in-house biomedical, mechanical and electrical engineers. Its manufacturing and quality systems are certified to ISO 13485 and MDSAP standards.
Medical Products Laboratories, Inc. is a full-service contract manufacturer and packager of human and veterinary pharmaceutical, nutritional, and cosmetic products. Founded in 1928 by Dr. Harold G. Stone, it remains a third-generation, family-owned and privately held company; its 250,000-square-foot Philadelphia-area facility houses its integrated development, manufacturing, and packaging operations. MPL reports more than 90 years in business and over 200 full-time employees.
Pittsburgh-based Medical RFID Industries develops patented DNA specimen collection devices and real-time systems for capturing and preserving genetic samples. Its projects include the IDmarx global DNA network, alongside software and satellite data-network development intended to move DNA analysis closer to the collection site.
Founded in 2002 by video and semiconductor industry leaders, MediCapture develops medical video recorders and imaging systems that capture, manage, and archive procedures for operating rooms and specialty practices. Its iMave Pro platform supports customizable workflow and network integration, while newer systems such as the MTR245 bring dual-view touchscreen recording and browser-based streaming to clinical and veterinary education settings. The Plymouth Meeting company serves customers worldwide through offices in Europe and Taiwan and a network of partners and distributors.
Since 1990, Medico International Inc. has made compression garments and recovery aids for patients healing after plastic and reconstructive surgery. Its Sculptures Compression Wear line grew from close collaboration with surgeons, nurses and their staffs, pairing body-scan-fitted contours with specialized fabrics designed for even compression and comfort. The company also offers customization for professional practices, including branded cold-therapy products.
MediNatura makes natural, homeopathic over-the-counter medicines, with a manufacturing facility in Albuquerque and headquarters in Philadelphia. Formed in 2014 after operating as the U.S. subsidiary of German homeopathic company Heel GmbH, the company is known for multi-ingredient formulas such as its T-Relief pain remedies and ReBoost cold and flu products. Its approach draws on the work of Heel founder H.H. Reckeweg and emphasizes third-party purity and potency testing.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 2002, Mediterra Bakehouse turns heritage wheat into naturally fermented artisan bread, taking its grain from field to loaf. The bakery grows four heritage wheat varieties on 35 acres in Arizona, mills the harvest with a natural granite stone mill, and uses at least 15% of its own organic heritage wheat flour in every loaf.
Medpipe is a leading medical gas supplier specializing in medical gas systems for hospitals, labs, dental facilities, and more. Founded in 1996, the company provides comprehensive solutions including equipment sales, design, construction, certification, and maintenance, serving Pennsylvania, Ohio, and West Virginia with 24/7 support.
MedWell Technologies develops and distributes point-of-care systems for processing and delivering a patient’s own adipose tissue and platelet concentrates in regenerative medicine. Its patented Adinizer® uses sharp-blade mechanical processing to resize and concentrate lipoaspirate in a closed-loop workflow, giving physicians a consistent alternative to pressure-based fat processing. Based in Bethel Park, Pennsylvania, MedWell also supports physician-clients with practical education on autologous tissue therapies.
Founded in 1948 by Harvard-trained physicist Dr. Gustav Bergson, MEECO manufactures trace-moisture gas analyzers from its headquarters and plant in Warrington, Pennsylvania. Its instruments serve demanding gas-monitoring work in fields ranging from semiconductor manufacturing to industrial, natural and ultra-high-purity gases, with products including portable analyzers and process transmitters. MEECO also supports customers through an international sales and service network.