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President and owner Monika Major is the resident custom earmold specialist at Microsonic Inc., a Pennsylvania company serving audiologists with made-to-order hearing products. Its work centers on custom earmolds for hearing-aid patients, with pediatric options among the company’s specialties.
For more than 45 years, Micross has built its name around high-reliability microelectronics for missions where component performance matters, including aerospace and defense applications. The company is the largest U.S.-based OSAT manufacturer and a DMEA DoD Trusted Source, providing semiconductor assembly and testing for customers who need a domestic supply chain.
Microtrac Retsch GmbH is the German specialist behind the CAMSIZER line, which has been developed for more than 20 years around dual-camera optical particle analysis. Based at the Verder Scientific headquarters in Haan, the company serves production quality-control teams and research laboratories with instruments for understanding particulate materials. It became Microtrac Retsch GmbH in 2020 following the merger that brought the Microtrac businesses together.
MicroTrap™ Corporation makes instrumentation and air-filtration equipment for controlled environments, including hospitals, laboratories, clean rooms and environmental work sites. The Morrisville-area manufacturer also designs custom process-control systems and repairs and calibrates electrically powered contractor equipment. Its product line includes a portable wireless fire-detection system alongside equipment for monitoring pressure, humidity and air quality.
Since its founding in 1996, Microwave Innovations has built a reputation in the telemetry community for dependable hardware developed for demanding flight missions. The Furlong company supports munitions, aviation, and space-launch customers with custom engineering as well as production and testing for mission-critical telemetry systems.
Headed by Dr. Vasundara Varadan, a distinguished professor whose career includes leadership at the National Science Foundation and more than 280 journal articles, Microwave Measurement Systems, LLC brings a research-driven character to RF measurement. The State College company develops free-space systems for materials scientists who need to study electromagnetic properties without cutting or otherwise precisely machining their samples.
Microwave Photonic Systems, Inc. is a privately held company that has provided proprietary communications technology solutions since 1997. Known for its work with military and defense programs, MPS combines engineering with in-house manufacturing to develop custom RF-over-fiber systems for government and commercial customers.
Born from Mid Atlantic Machinery’s engineering group, Mid Atlantic Machinery Automation designs and integrates robotic automation systems for fabricators and manufacturers. Its signature AutoTend™ system brings collaborative robots to press-brake tending and other repeatable machine tasks, with solutions sized for small job shops as well as larger OEMs. The company is a Universal Robots Certified System Integrator and uses remote diagnostics to help customers troubleshoot deployed cells without waiting for an on-site visit.
From its Lancaster County shop, Mid-Atlantic Steel Fabrication makes custom metal parts, structural components and architectural metalwork for projects ranging from one-off builds to recurring production runs. Its fabricators combine in-house 3D CAD support with automated cutting, CNC forming and certified welding, and the team is D1.1 structural certified. Serving the Mid-Atlantic and shipping across much of North America, the company is particularly equipped for demanding commercial and industrial work that benefits from one project manager and several fabrication stages under one roof.
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 by Hisham Khalifeh in 1981, this Chicago neighborhood business was created to bring the simple foods of his homeland to local customers. Middle East Bakery & Grocery has grown from a small shop into a gathering place serving Middle Eastern specialties and fresh fare to the community, with homemade breads still baked in its brick oven.
Since 1955, Midgard, Inc. has built custom plastic injection-molded components, pairing in-house toolmaking with production at modern facilities in Pennsylvania and Florida. Its turnkey operation can carry a project from part concept and mold design through molding, assembly, and packaging, with capacity ranging from prototypes to high-volume runs. Midgard’s quality system is ISO 9001:2015 registered, and its team brings more than six decades of plastics-engineering experience to demanding designs.
Established in 2016, Midstate Distillery is Harrisburg’s first distillery since Prohibition. It makes small-batch spirits with local ingredients whenever possible, including whiskey aged at its Harrisburg facility, and welcomes visitors for tastings and cocktails at its Mechanicsburg and Hershey rooms.
With more than 40 years in paper-box manufacturing, Midvale Paper Box makes custom folding cartons and paper packaging from its Pennsylvania facility. Its fully integrated web-feed operation prints, cuts, and strips in one pass on a 125-foot machine running up to 500 feet per minute, supporting everything from prototypes and micro runs to mass production. Midvale says that efficiency helped it achieve 100% on-time delivery for standard and custom orders last year.
Since its founding in 1960, Midway Corporation has grown from an Utica, New York, business into a multi-location independent distributor serving manufacturers across the Northeast. Midway is known for combining industrial distribution with engineering-informed support and supply-chain solutions tailored to how its customers operate.
For more than 70 years, Midwestern Manufacturing & Pipe Line Products has been a Tulsa-based manufacturer known for serving the pipeline industry. The company builds hydraulic sidebooms and supports pipeline contractors with equipment and supplies, backed by a 65,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and distribution centers across the United States.
Miele Manufacturing is a Pennsylvania contract manufacturer serving the amusement industry. It manufactures skill games, cabinets, ticket redemption terminals, jukebox-conversion kits, and related electronic and mechanical parts, and sells ATM and amusement-equipment components.
Founded more than 25 years ago by Patrick McKeown, MIG Refractory Products supplies refractory and engineered steel mill products to industrial customers in the United States and abroad. The McKeown Group company is particularly experienced in coke-oven work, including ceramic-welding repairs, and has supported projects ranging from USS Clairton Works maintenance to a U.S. magnesia-carbon brick-making facility. Its just-in-time delivery model serves operations across the iron, steel, aluminum, cement and related industries.
Founded by Lawrence and Pamela Mirabile in 1979, MIGU is a woman-owned Bucks County printing company producing offset and digital work with in-house finishing, fulfillment, and delivery. Its Warminster facility combines 40-inch sheet-fed presses, digital technology, and a full bindery, while a crew with more than 400 combined years in the trade carries the work from file preparation through finished shipment. Today, Pamela Mirabile leads the company with President and minority co-owner Philip Mirabile and Vice President of Corporate Development and minority co-owner Eric Rice.
Mike Korsak is an Orford, New Hampshire furniture maker whose reverence for wood began with his grandfather, a hobbyist woodworker and carpenter. After studying Wood Products at Pennsylvania State University and working in timber framing and carpentry, he developed a studio practice centered on original, finely detailed furniture shaped with traditional hand tools. His work has been exhibited in juried shows and he also teaches woodworking at Dartmouth College.