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Midwest Fasteners, Inc. manufactures and supplies stud-welding products and has made and supplied metal-formed products since 1989. Based in Miamisburg, Ohio, the company serves customers through national and international networks of distributors and sales agents. Its work also includes in-house stud welding and repair services for welding equipment.
For more than 35 years, Cincinnati-based Midwest Filtration has made nonwoven media and engineered filtration products, pairing a 180,000-square-foot Ohio production facility with an in-house testing lab. The company keeps more than 20 million yards of raw material in stock across 500-plus product types, helping customers manage supply needs while its technical team develops application-specific media solutions. Midwest Filtration is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded in 1975 by Bob Vitale, Midwest Industrial Supply is a Canton company known for solving difficult surface and air-quality problems through science-based programs. Its 125 employees work from an in-house soils and R&D lab alongside field teams serving industrial and public-sector customers around the world. Midwest develops and supports customized dust-control and soil-stabilization programs rather than treating every site as a one-size-fits-all job.
Founded in 2007 from the Hayes family home in Wadsworth, Midwest Integration & Automation engineers, builds, and integrates industrial control systems for manufacturers. The family-owned Ohio company now employs more than 100 people across three facilities totaling over 55,000 square feet, with Bruce and Liz Hayes’s sons serving as president and senior electrical engineer. Its work includes UL 508A control panels, turnkey automation, and an in-house EDGE controller for web and strip guiding, supported by authorized FANUC integration and factory-trained engineering expertise.
Founded in 1986 by James Richmond, Midwest Knife Grinding has grown from a Canal Fulton mom-and-pop operation into a 20-person shop that sharpens, manufactures, and repairs industrial knives and cutting components. Its precision CNC grinding and machining capabilities include grinding rotors up to 326 inches long, while full-flood coolant systems help preserve blade temper during sharpening. The company serves customers with quick-turnaround work, including rush service when production equipment cannot wait.
In Cleveland’s steel-making shadow, family-owned Midwest Machine Service repairs and rebuilds metal-forming equipment, with a 15-person crew handling everything from press work to electrical upgrades. Its expanded facility combines heavy machining capacity with onsite portable machining and specialized metalizing, helping customers repair large shafts and other machine parts instead of replacing them. Midwest Machine Service has also been an ISN Network Certified Supplier since 2019.
Established in 1969 and headquartered in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, Midwest Manufacturing designs, manufactures, and sells building materials. It operates 55 plants across 12 states, producing goods including doors and cabinetry in facilities that use advanced robotics and automated systems.
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Founded in 1979, Midwest Metal Fabrications is an Ohio shop known for solving difficult fabrication problems through close, practical collaboration with customers. Its experienced team has an average tenure of 16 years and supports manufacturers and contractors with custom metal fabrication, including precision enclosures. The company serves customers nationwide and is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 standards.
Midwest Molding is a 100% employee-owned, ISO 9001-certified plastic injection molding company that turns concepts and tooling into custom parts and assemblies. Its 24/7 climate-controlled operation combines a 40,000-pound tool-and-die capacity with six-axis robotic automation and engineering support from prototype through full production. The company serves demanding applications across medical, automotive, industrial, and consumer markets.
Since 1977, Midwest Precision Machining has grown from a supplier to local OEMs into a Monticello manufacturer known for close-tolerance work and steady investment in its people and equipment. Operating from the same Minnesota location since 1991, the company produces precision components for customers whose applications require documented quality, including aerospace and medical manufacturers. Its AS9100-certified quality system reflects the exacting standards behind that work.
Founded in 1953 as Midwest Screw Products, Eastlake’s Midwest Precision makes complex, close-tolerance CNC-machined components and assemblies for demanding industrial programs. Its climate-controlled facility combines in-house engineering and assembly with a certified local process-provider network, allowing the company to take parts from raw material through finished, traceable products. Midwest Precision is a small business certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 standards, with ITAR registration and DFARS compliance.
Midwest Process Controls supplies process-control valves, fittings, tubing, hoses, manifolds, regulators, quick couplings, steam products, and related tools and accessories. The company also offers fabrication, prototyping, assembly, inventory management, tube-fitting training, and energy-conservation services, serving industrial, sanitary, process, instrumentation, and gas-delivery applications.
Nearly 70 years after its founding by rail service professionals, the Midwest Railway Preservation Society remains a Cleveland nonprofit devoted to preserving Northeast Ohio’s railroad history. Its working B&O Roundhouse supports restoration of historic locomotives and railcars for private owners, while revenue is directed back into railroad equipment and the society’s preservation work.
Founded in 1985 to serve vending and coin-operated equipment makers, Sylvania-based Midwest Security Products designs and supplies mechanical, electronic, and intelligent locking solutions for OEM and commercial security applications. Its in-house engineering and manufacturing teams develop custom locks with integrated high-security cylinders, while the company’s full-service lock and key department produces more than 2 million made-to-order locks and keys each year. Midwest also supports deployments nationwide with installation, system management, training, and break-fix service.
Midwest Sign Center is a Canton, Ohio sign company known for taking on projects of all sizes. It serves local businesses and organizations with sign design, installation, and ongoing service, including updates to existing displays.
Since 1965, family-owned Midwest Specialty Products has manufactured spiral-wound paper tubes and cores in Fairfield, Ohio, tailoring them to customers across the Midwest and beyond. Now in its third generation, the company makes its cores from 100% recycled paper with recyclable adhesives and supports customers with both stock inventory and custom sizing. Its own trucks and flexible order quantities reflect a practical, service-oriented operation built around regional customers.
Born in 2007 from Plain City Druggist’s move into a new building, Midwestern Compounding Pharmacy is a Plain City pharmacy that custom-makes prescription medications for individual patient needs. Its compounding lab prepares nonsterile medicines in forms such as flavored liquids and creams, including formulations for children and pets. The pharmacy is a PCCA member and works with prescribers to tailor medications when a manufactured product is not the right fit.
Founded by electrician Vern Riesbeck in 1953, Massillon-based Midwestern Industries manufactures particle-sizing and screening equipment, replacement screens, and related parts. The company remains 100 percent employee-owned and operates a second manufacturing and sales facility in Macon, Georgia. Its 10,000-square-foot Ohio test lab offers full-scale material testing, while an 8-by-20-foot laser table supports precision cutting for prototypes and production work.
Mighty Line is a small, family-owned manufacturer of patented heavy-duty floor marking tape, floor signs and 5S markers made in the USA. Its signature tape is 50 mils thick—about seven times thicker than average floor tape—and is designed to withstand industrial traffic while removing cleanly with minimal residue. The company has been in the market for almost 20 years and is a veteran-owned business certified by the NVBDC.
Mika Metal Fabricating traces its roots to a Willoughby-area shop founded in 1939 and is now veteran-owned and operated under new leadership that took over in 2020. Its 80,000-square-foot Ohio facility produces custom sheet-metal parts and assemblies for manufacturers that depend on precise, consistent delivery. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and keeps fabrication in-house.