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On Cleveland’s west side, Mikan Die & Tool has made heading dies and tooling for the bolt-making industry since 2007. Owner Mike Pillar carries on a machining tradition begun by his father in the 1960s, drawing on nearly two decades they worked side by side before Mikan opened. The company is known for handling rush and custom tooling work with short lead times, direct communication, and the close customer relationships that have kept many of its original customers returning.
Since 1910, Dayton-based Mikesell’s has made and distributed potato chips and other snack foods, beginning with founder Daniel W. Mikesell’s dried beef and sausage business before adding its distinctive Saratoga Chips. Still privately held and headquartered in Dayton, the company distributes across the Midwest while continuing to cook its chips in premium oil and develop new flavors, including its signature Puffcorn Delites.
Established in Dayton in 1951, Mil-Mar Century Corp. is the OEM behind the military’s HIPPO load-handling water tank-rack system. The company has built 1,427 HIPPOs and restored 99 damaged units for continued service, while also supporting HIPPO and STRYKER systems and handling fabrication and machining work for commercial customers. Its work continues to support military and industrial operations in Ohio and nationwide.
Since entering the plastics market in 1968, Batavia-based Milacron has manufactured and distributed engineered injection molding and extrusion systems for plastics processors, along with the parts, service, and digital tools that support them over a machine’s life. Its in-house extrusion design, machine-learning-enabled M-Powered platform, and global installed base of more than 50,000 distinguish a company that works across the full production process rather than selling equipment alone. Milacron employs about 1,900 associates worldwide and serves customers from nine global locations.
Since 1965, family-owned Miles Alloys Company has processed and recycled industrial ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal for manufacturers, demolition companies, and service centers nationwide. Based in Cleveland, the company combines personalized service with in-house processing and transportation options, handling everything from routine scrap streams to specialized alloy materials.
Since 1979, Bruce Miles has owned and operated Miles Manufactured Products, a North American sourcing and manufacturing partner for custom-molded thermoplastic parts, components and assemblies. The company connects customers with U.S. and Mexican production facilities ranging from cleanroom operations to presses as large as 8,000 tons, while helping manage projects from design and prototyping through production. Its work has included components for Diebold ATMs, GM vehicles and DECKED truck-storage systems.
Founded in 1926, Aurora-based Mill Distributors, Inc. is a fourth-generation, family-owned company that designs, manufactures and distributes furnishings and textiles for commercial environments. Its work spans hospitality and healthcare projects, with custom manufacturing, global sourcing and in-house installation woven into the service. The company maintains one of the country’s largest inventories of bed, bath and table linens, supporting same-day shipment for many orders.
Mill Mechanical is a Monroe, Ohio job shop built around the steelmaking industry, fabricating, machining and rebuilding the heavy components that keep steel mills running. Its core team brings decades of combined steelmaking-operations experience to a fully integrated 30,000-square-foot shop, where engineering and drawing support—including reverse engineering with 3D scanning—can stay under one roof. The company also rebuilds out-of-tolerance work rolls through customized submerged-arc weld-overlay and machining.
Founded in 1959 by Harry and Edith Samrick, Mill Steel Company is a family-owned steel service center that distributes and processes flat-rolled metals for customers across the United States. The woman-owned company specializes in steel and aluminum processing and has grown to seven service centers and 30 production lines. Its history includes a long-standing focus on customer service and continued expansion into stainless steel and aluminum distribution.
Founded in March 2000 by three people with more than 65 years of combined cabinet-making experience, Mill Tech makes architectural woodwork for projects in Ohio and beyond. It operates from a 60,000-square-foot facility opened in 2020 and specializes in casework and millwork for institutional and commercial spaces.
Born in 1966 in a two-car East Dayton garage, Millat Industries now produces precision-machined components and related finished products for demanding industrial customers. The Dayton manufacturer has grown to more than 190 associates across two facilities totaling 150,000 square feet, with work spanning prototype machining through high-volume production and machined, painted products. Founded by U.S. Army veteran Bob Millat, the company has also earned VETS Indexes recognition for supporting veterans and military-connected workers.
Founded in 1995 by disc golf Hall of Famers John Houck and Harold Duvall, Millennium Golf Discs makes premium golf discs built around predictable flights and a “play smart, keep it simple” approach. The Herington, Kansas company was the first disc golf brand to offer an all-premium-plastic line, and it still stamps nearly all its discs with run numbers so players can track subtle differences in feel and performance. Millennium is now owned and operated by the Vahsholtz family alongside Discs Unlimited.
Founded in 1978 by Donald A. Miller, Miller Bearing Company manufactures bearings exclusively, with a complete line of semi-precision bearings developed mainly for the conveyor industry. The company has grown from an 8,000-square-foot startup facility to a manufacturing operation spanning more than 60,000 square feet, while remaining under the ownership of Donald A. Miller Jr. Miller Bearing also produces its bearings in the United States and continues the founder’s focus on quality, service and prompt delivery.
Family-owned Miller Fabrication & Welding, Inc. has been making American-made metal components since 1986 from its second-generation sheet-metal facility in Lexington, Ohio. Known also as Midwest Aircraft Products Company, it is especially associated with in-flight galley equipment while supporting manufacturers in aviation and related fields. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and operates as an FAA repair station.
Founded in 1988, Miller Precision Manufacturing Industries grew from a small job shop into an Ottoville, Ohio, full-service manufacturer of precision-machined components and fabricated metal parts. Its broad in-house operation supports projects from prototypes through production, with Swiss machining capable of tolerances as close as ±0.0003 inch. The company has supplied parts for industries ranging from appliances and lift trucks to aerospace, medical, and military equipment.
Mark and Nancy Miller founded this patient-centered practice in 2012 to bring prosthetic and orthotic care to the Mid-Ohio Valley. Today, their team serves patients from Belpre and Parkersburg while extending care into greater Columbus through a mobile clinic; the founders also created the Amputee Center to support people beyond their clinical visits.
Founded in 1934 by Harry and Clela Miller as a corner gift shop in New Philadelphia, Ohio, Miller Studio grew into a family of companies manufacturing and distributing American-made products. Its history includes becoming a leading decorative wall décor manufacturer and developing product lines that include Magic Mounts adhesives and Beech Design material-handling equipment. MSI says its operations span nearly three acres of production and warehouse capacity at one location.
From a garage in rural Ohio, Miller Weldmaster has manufactured industrial fabric welding systems since 1974, building standard and custom equipment for joining thermoplastic materials. Still family-led, the company now has machines installed in more than 100 countries and supports customers through a network of 29 international distributor partners. Its third-generation Miller family is actively involved in service, marketing, and production.
Miller’s Textile Services is a family-owned Ohio company founded in Wapakoneta in 1946, with a third generation of the Hager family now part of the team. After growing from a 2,500-square-foot local laundry into a regional operation, it provides textile service for businesses across Ohio and neighboring parts of Indiana, Michigan and Kentucky. Its Wapakoneta headquarters houses the main production facility, which spans more than 75,000 square feet.
Millertech Energy Solutions is an Ohio-based, faith-based family business built around practical energy solutions and personal customer service. The company is best known for helping outdoor enthusiasts move away from traditional batteries through its Sport Series lithium batteries, while its locally based U.S. support keeps technical guidance close at hand.