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Michell Bearings, founded in Newcastle upon Tyne in 1920, designs and manufactures hydrodynamic white-metal and PTFE-lined bearings for industrial, commercial marine and naval equipment. Its roots reach back to 1905, when AGM Michell patented the pivoting-pad bearing that carries the Michell name, and the company now combines in-house engineering with bespoke design, testing and manufacture. A dedicated global service operation also repairs white-metal bearings from Michell and other manufacturers, with 24-hour manufacturing capability for urgent work.
Founded in York, Pennsylvania, in 1993 by Mickey and Judy Pantano, Mickey’s is a family-owned pizza manufacturer whose hand-stretched, par-baked pizzas grew from a three-person operation into an East Coast foodservice supplier. The company ships pizza to schools, hospitals and other commercial customers while also making frozen retail pizzas for home kitchens, carrying a Calabria-inspired family recipe into grocery freezers. Today, the Pantano family remains involved in operations and engineering as Mickey’s expands its production facilities.
Since its founding in Lancaster in 2001, Micro Facture has remained a woman-owned, family-run American manufacturer known for handling difficult precision work. The company partners with customers on complex components and mechanical assemblies, supporting demanding aerospace and defense programs under an AS9100D/ISO 9001-certified quality system and ITAR-registered operations.
Founded by Mike Reed after he hit the limits of five-pound jumps in his own strength training, Micro Gainz makes patented fractional weight plates that let lifters increase dumbbell and barbell loads in smaller steps. The Clearfield, Pennsylvania company manufactures its sintered-steel plates in the USA, calibrating them to within 10 grams and developing clamp-on and magnetic designs for existing dumbbells.
For more than 70 years, Micro Matic has engineered and manufactured beverage dispensing equipment and systems, from keg spears and couplers to complete draft installations. The company serves customers in more than 120 countries and supports projects from system design through installation, training, and technical service. Its U.S. operation also builds custom dispensing towers and maintains a national certified installer network, including work on the massive draft system at Mercedes-Benz Stadium.
Founded by George Ferrio in 1992, Micro Photonics supplies research scientists with advanced laboratory instruments while providing the training, technical support, and services needed to use them effectively. The Allentown company is especially distinctive for its micro-CT expertise, operating an evaluation and testing laboratory where specialists scan and reconstruct samples for research customers. Its team brings more than 70 years of combined experience and provides sales and service across all 50 states.
In Huntsville, Micro Star Technologies makes diamond instruments for nanotechnology, specializing in standard and custom nano indenters shaped to customer-defined geometries and dimensions. Its single-crystal diamond indenters are aligned to atomic crystal orientation, while its calibration laboratory operates in accordance with ISO/IEC 17025 and measures each indenter against ISO 14577-2 tolerances. Micro Star also produces rounded cone indenters in diamond and sapphire, using traceable TEM measurement to analyze their area functions.
Since 1965, Bethlehem’s Micro Tool Company has produced precision-machined components and complex parts for demanding contract-manufacturing projects. Its 45,000-square-foot temperature-controlled facility combines multi-axis CNC machining with extensive in-house robotic integration, supporting both high-volume “lights-out” production and difficult one-off work. Micro Tool is AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certified, and is registered under ITAR.
Founded in 1981, Covina-based MICRO-AIDE designs and manufactures industrial-grade electronics, with a particular focus on rail-signal event recorders, alarm reporters and data loggers. Its products are developed, built, tested and supported by MICRO-AIDE staff for demanding environments ranging from high humidity and vibration to temperatures of -40C to +70C. The privately owned company also supplies flight simulator grip sets and reports that its rail products are used by transit agencies throughout North America.
Since its founding in 1962, Micro-Coax has built its identity around more than six decades of high-frequency interconnect work from Pottstown, Pennsylvania. Now part of the Amphenol family, the company is known for developing custom signal-routing solutions that perform in the harsh conditions faced by aerospace and defense customers, with its ARACON® fiber offering a distinctive lightweight approach to shielding.
For more than 50 years, Microbiologics has produced biological reference materials and provided contract research services that help laboratories develop and validate microbiology, molecular diagnostic, and virology technologies. Headquartered in Saint Cloud, Minnesota, the company operates research and development centers across the United States, including commercial BSL-3 laboratories supporting high-containment infectious-disease research. Its work spans custom biological controls and assay services, with distribution reaching more than 150 countries.
With 19,000 employees and more than 30 years of manufacturing experience, Microchip Technology Inc. is a Chandler-based semiconductor company known for building a secure, internally managed supply chain for high-reliability applications. It makes semiconductor solutions for customers in aerospace, defense, automotive and industrial markets, including custom manufacturing and advanced packaging for demanding environments.
From its Chandler headquarters, Microchip Technology Inc. makes semiconductors and provides the manufacturing services behind them, with products spanning microcontrollers, analog devices, FPGAs and other embedded technologies. Its distinctive strength is an integrated global manufacturing network that includes internal wafer fabrication, assembly and testing, along with more than 30 years of advanced packaging work in Caldicot, South Wales. The company reports 19,000 employees, 100,000 customers worldwide and six high-volume plus 14 specialty factories.
Since 2015, MicroCircuit Laboratories has built its reputation around hermetic microelectronic packaging for demanding photonics, quantum, aerospace, and other high-reliability applications. From its Kennett Square facility, the company develops and seals packages in a Class 10 cleanroom, supporting projects from early prototypes through production. Its patented Robotic Cover Sealer reflects MCL’s focus on bringing automation to a specialized packaging process.
Since 1981, MicroCut, Inc. has specialized in wire EDM machining for intricate parts and demanding prototype or production work in York County, Pennsylvania. Its engineers draw on decades of experience to tackle difficult cutting requirements while looking for practical ways to reduce costs. The shop operates six wire EDM machines alongside hole-drilling and supporting machining equipment.
For 40 years, MicroDISC has been known for keeping rugged computer-vision systems operating in demanding military and industrial settings. The company builds these systems to customer specifications in the United States and continues supporting them through component obsolescence and legacy service, including more than 400 fielded units from one legacy server line that remain operational.
Founded in October 2004 as a Penn State spin-off, State College’s Micromechatronics develops and commercializes piezoelectric actuators, ultrasonic transducers, and integrated electro-mechanical systems. Its work spans products such as high-temperature stack actuators and Langevin transducers, alongside ATILA finite-element software and research services for emerging piezoelectric devices. The company maintains ties to Penn State and was founded by piezoelectric-actuator pioneer Prof. Kenji Uchino.
Micronics Engineered Filtration Group designs and manufactures engineered filtration systems and filter media, including filter presses ranging from 150 mm to more than 2,000 mm. Now part of Cleanova, the company supports liquid-solid separation and air filtration through manufacturing plants across the United States and several international markets. Its capabilities extend from in-house laboratory work and custom equipment to field maintenance, with particular experience solving demanding industrial filtration problems.
Microsize is a US-based pharmaceutical contract development and manufacturing organization that micronizes and controls particle size to improve the dissolution and bioavailability of challenging drug ingredients. With more than 30 years of specialized experience, the company has processed hundreds of APIs across over 10,000 production campaigns and operates three FDA-inspected facilities totaling more than 100,000 square feet near Philadelphia. Microsize also designs the micronization equipment it uses and supports highly potent compounds with dedicated containment systems from development through commercial supply.