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Founded in 2016, Dayton-based Microcvd Corporation develops and commercializes direct-write Laser Chemical Vapor Deposition systems that print durable metal and composite materials onto complex three-dimensional surfaces. Its work ranges from custom equipment and process development to production printing, including conformal antennas and conductive patterns on ceramics. The company’s prototype systems have been supported by SBIR contracts, with a first successful demonstration in 2019 and patented additive-manufacturing innovations in development.
MicroDental Laboratories is a North American network of dental laboratories that fabricates restorative dental work and appliances for dentists, combining artistic craftsmanship with digital technology. The company distinguishes itself through a full-service model built around Certified Dental Technicians, collaborative case planning, and a Digital Advantage Team that helps practices adopt and troubleshoot intraoral scanning workflows. Its labs also support specialized implant and sleep-dentistry cases while using FDA-compliant materials and a systemized quality process.
Microfinish gives metal parts their working and cosmetic surfaces, with more than 25 years of finishing experience serving North American and European industry from Vandalia, Ohio. Its work reaches especially demanding applications, including flight-critical aerospace components and medical implants, while its mold and precision-tool finishing operation has more than 28 years of experience and a team of over 40 professionals. Microfinish is certified to AS 9100D, ISO 9001:2015, and ISO 13485:2016.
Founded in 1997, Bengaluru-based MicroLOGIX designs and manufactures electronic products and controls, taking projects from embedded and IoT engineering through PCB assembly and finished product build. Its work ranges from rugged marine and submarine electronics to medical controls and industrial automation systems, with design and production handled under one roof. The company’s Peenya facility operates quality systems certified to AS9100, IATF 16949, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards.
Formed in 1985, Microplex is a certified women-owned manufacturer known for attentive, quality-focused production and individualized customer service. From its North Canton operation, the company builds custom cable assemblies and wire harnesses for industrial automation, medical, military, and OEM customers nationwide.
Established in 2012 as Ecotec, Micropower US makes industrial battery chargers and power-conversion systems for North American material-handling and motive-power applications. Now part of Micropower Group, the company combines its local product support with the parent organization’s global engineering and manufacturing resources, while continuing to serve equipment ranging from lift trucks to floor-care machines. Its reputation is built around reliable charging equipment, responsive technical help, and accurate, on-time order fulfillment.
Founded in Cincinnati in 1991, Micropyretics Heaters International Inc. manufactures patented electric thermal equipment and materials for energy-efficient industrial heating and decarbonization. Its work spans compact process-gas heaters and high-temperature steam generators, alongside specialized heating materials and controls, serving more than 1,300 customers and exporting to over 25 countries. MHI’s vertically integrated operation has developed its own electronics, refractories, software, and components since the mid-1990s.
Established in 1967, Microsheen Corporation is a long-standing Mentor, Ohio metalworking company known for careful surface finishing and precision-controlled work. It helps manufacturers across the United States prepare metal components through deburring and degreasing services, supporting applications where clean, consistent parts matter.
Based in Brecksville, Ohio, MicroShield 360 is known for giving facility teams a way to manage surface cleanliness themselves rather than relying on outside applicators or service contracts. The company serves institutional and commercial facilities with a coordinated cleaning and surface-protection system, including its Pure line and a durable coating.
Founded in 1992 to commercialize microencapsulation technology, Microtek Laboratories develops and manufactures phase change material microcapsules and related thermal-management solutions. The Dayton-based company pioneered PCM encapsulation for textiles and apparel in the 2000s, then scaled its production for applications including temperature-controlled packaging, electronics and building materials. Microtek is now part of Alexium International.
With aerospace work dating to 1945 and space-mission experience reaching back to 1970, Microwave Products Group (MPG Dover) is known for dependable RF engineering in demanding environments. The Dover company designs and manufactures signal-control equipment for aerospace and defense customers, with products also supporting GPS and space applications.
Mid America Motorworks is an Effingham, Illinois aftermarket supplier and manufacturer serving Corvette and air-cooled Volkswagen enthusiasts with parts and accessories. For more than 50 years, it has combined mail-order automotive retail with a broader enthusiast destination that includes the MY Garage Museum, retail store, and annual events such as Corvette Funfest and Funfest for Air Cooled VW. The company is currently rebuilding after a catastrophic tornado damaged its corporate campus.
Founded by Stanton Johns in 1945, Mid West Fabricating Co. remains family-owned and operated and manufactures cold-formed steel components, including special fasteners and formed rods. The company operates divisions in Ohio and California, with its headquarters and largest manufacturing facility in Amanda, Ohio.
Serving customers since 2012, Mid-American Salt is a privately held Fort Wayne company known for keeping deicing supplies moving when other suppliers could not. It began by serving commercial snow and ice professionals and now supplies hardware stores, contractors, and municipalities across North America, with logistics and storage operations supporting dependable delivery.
Founded in 1942 as a metallurgical coal and coke producer, Mid-Continent Coal and Coke Company is now an international sales organization specializing in small-size metallurgical coke. The privately held U.S. corporation operates 15 coke screening facilities and five carbon drying operations in North America, and has long-term relationships with major North American iron and steel producers.
Founded in 1955 by Robert Langhirt, Mid-Ohio Electric Company repairs and refurbishes electric motors and electrical and mechanical apparatus for regional customers. Now under second- and third-generation management, the company has expanded from AC and DC motor rewinding to large-apparatus service, field troubleshooting, and pump-station support. Its service center can handle equipment with cranes rated up to 10 tons, while employees with tenures reaching more than 60 years carry forward the company’s long-standing customer relationships.
Mid-Ohio Hydrographics provides custom and production-level hydrographic decoration, water transfer printing, specialty coatings, Cerakote application, and UV printing for three-dimensional parts and products. It serves firearms, hunting and outdoor gear, automotive and powersports, archery, medical and industrial components, furniture, and consumer goods, working with substrates including plastic, metal, composite, and other non-porous surfaces.
Based in Ashland, Ohio, Mid-Ohio Rotomolding makes rotationally molded plastic parts and supports them with in-house product design, tooling, and fulfillment. The company runs three full shifts around the clock across five ovens, using a production approval process on every part and maintaining an organized mold-storage system. Its Great Lakes location also supports drop shipping and retail packaging for customers across the United States and Canada.
Since its founding in 1973, Mid-State Industrial Corp has grown from a local business into a family of companies serving heavy industrial customers across 43 states. Its Lakeland campus spans roughly 45 acres and supports more than 1,000 employees, giving the company the scale to take on complex industrial maintenance work for markets including agriculture, energy and manufacturing. Mid-State is known for keeping much of that work in-house while also sending field crews to customer sites.
Mid-State Industrial Services, Inc. is a small industrial service business in central Ohio that performs metal and structural fabrication, pipe welding and processing, machine rigging, and industrial maintenance. It works with stainless steel, carbon steel, aluminum, and other materials, and also provides equipment moving and maintenance support.