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Machida Inc designs and creates borescopes, videoscopes, custom scopes, scope kits, light sources, video systems, and accessories. The company primarily serves engine manufacturers and the aviation market, including custom Pratt & Whitney-approved aviation kits.
Founded in 1961, Machine Components Corporation is a Plainview manufacturer known for custom machine components and application-specific engineering. Its in-house team works from customer designs or samples to develop prototypes and production parts for specialized industrial customers, including aerospace and medical manufacturers.
Founded in 1999, Machine Solutions designs and supplies manufacturing equipment and services for medical-device, biopharmaceutical, and blood- and plasma-collection companies. From its base in Flagstaff, the privately owned company has grown a family of specialized brands that automate catheter and stent production while supporting testing, process development, and ongoing field service. Its equipment is also used for catheter testing to ISO 10555 standards and FDA guidance recommendations.
Founded in 1982 by former Farrel Corporation employees, Rochester’s Machine Tool Research builds, rebuilds and modernizes large machine tools for industrial customers. Now employee-owned and operating from the former Farrel facility, MTR is the OEM for Farrel, Betts and Sellers equipment while also servicing other makes and models. Its more than 150,000-square-foot assembly operation combines mechanical and controls engineering with in-house manufacturing and nationwide field support.
For more than 50 years, MacInnes Tool Corporation has developed and refined precision glass-scoring wheels and wheel-holding systems for the glass-processing industry. Rochester-based MacInnes is known for its PRO-SCORE® tungsten-carbide wheels, which are produced to tight tolerances, inspected on glass, and offered in more than 50 stocked configurations. Its MACTO™ mounts and technical support extend that same precision into the cutting system, including custom holders when standard equipment does not fit the job.
Mack Studios is an Auburn, New York, family business founded in 1965 by Casimir “Chuck Mack” Maciulewicz and now owned by his son, Peter. Its collaborative team creates custom environments for brands and public-facing spaces, taking projects from early design through production. The company also develops technology-enhanced experiences, including interactive displays.
MacKenzie-Childs is a home-design company founded in 1983 in Aurora, New York, where it began as a ceramics and home decor company. Its Aurora artisans continue to make and hand-paint selected ceramics and craft other designs, including hand-built furniture, drawing on the company's local heritage and handmade processes.
MacKore makes injury-prevention and recovery compression shorts for athletes, using an ultra-soft 2mm neoprene design to warm and support the core. Its patented lower-back fastening system and flatlock construction are intended to provide a secure, comfortable fit, and the company says the shorts have been used in athlete training across multiple sports for the past decade. MacKore’s reach includes top Division I lacrosse programs such as Duke, Cornell, Maryland, and Johns Hopkins.
Founded in 1925 with a single lock nut for North American railroads, MacLean-Fogg is a fourth-generation, family-owned American manufacturer of engineered components and solutions for automotive, industrial and power-utility markets. From its roots in locking fasteners, the company has grown into a global enterprise with more than 3,500 employees and sales exceeding $1 billion, while its original Whiz-Lock nuts remain in production at its Mundelein, Illinois factory. Today, MacLean-Fogg operates through a portfolio that includes Component Solutions, Mallard Manufacturing, OMCO and Threadstrong.
Founded in 1929, Maco PKG is a Newark manufacturer known for nearly a century of custom packaging work. The company develops flexible packaging and provides co-packing services for organizations whose requirements range from food safety to military specifications, working from prototypes through production in a large, laboratory-supported facility.
Macro Tool & Machine Co., Inc. combines precision machining and engineering with its own quick-change pallet tooling systems for machine shops. Its Siegel rotary and shuttle designs are built around fast, manual pallet changes, while its in-house engineering staff also develops custom tooling and fixtures from customer plans. The company’s machining work extends from prototypes to production, including aerospace and medical work in exotic materials.
Founded in 1923 by pioneering designer Madame Beatrice Alexander, Madame Alexander Doll Company makes dolls for imaginative play and collecting. Its long-running legacy includes turning literary characters and notable people into dolls, popularizing sleep eyes, and introducing Cissy, described as America’s first fashion doll. Nearly a century later, the company continues that tradition with dolls intended to encourage creativity, empathy, and responsibility.
Second-generation leather smith Alex Dabagh makes custom leather goods and handbags in New York City, carrying forward a craft he learned in his father Pierre’s factory. His factory has operated in the city since 1982 and is described as one of the last and oldest still running there. Made By Alex also produces its own leather bags and custom athletic pieces, all made in New York City.
Founded by Shae Hong in 2003, Made By Gather develops and markets consumer kitchenware through its own brands, including bella and Beautiful, as well as private-label partnerships. The company pairs trend-forward design with product innovation and retail relationships, shipping 15 million units annually through a team of more than 215 employees across North America and Asia. Its bella brand ranks first in U.S. toasters and griddles, while Beautiful is Walmart’s top-selling stand-mixer brand.
Made in Heaven Cakes is a family-owned Park Slope bakery known for designing elaborate wedding and specialty cakes, including its distinctive flower-pot cakes. Lisa and Victor Zagami started the business more than 17 years ago and have since passed ownership to their daughter Victoria, a Culinary Institute of America-trained pastry chef who continues the family tradition. The bakery is also known for its light, soft, moist cake texture, a signature it describes as spanning three generations.
Based in Upstate New York, Made In Truth Made By Us creates custom apparel through screenprinting, embroidery and direct-to-garment printing for clients locally and abroad. In business for over a decade, the company also helps new brands and businesses develop their identity by explaining the production process and translating creative ideas into wearable products. Its in-house screenprinting uses eco-friendly water-based inks as a standard.
Made to Last Visual is a Queens, New York, graphics company that has served businesses of all sizes for more than 10 years. Known for carrying a project from design through installation, it creates branded visual environments for commercial clients, vehicles, and public-facing spaces.
Created in 2020 by designer Sergio Guadarrama and social-enterprise entrepreneur Eric De Feo, Made X Hudson grew from a response to the shortage of U.S. garment manufacturing into a Catskill-based fashion company built around collaboration with independent designers. Its atelier makes the company’s own house line while providing unusually low minimums for small brands, and its Hudson Valley boutiques extend that slow-fashion community through workshops and carefully selected goods.
Since 1949, Madelaine Chocolate Company has made American-produced chocolate into detailed seasonal and novelty shapes, building its identity around brightly foiled treats such as its original mini chocolate eggs. The Queens manufacturer combines high-volume molding and foiling with custom packaging, private-label, and bulk manufacturing for trade customers. Its products are made in America and certified Kosher by the Orthodox Union, with quality systems also certified to SQF Level II and Halal standards.
Madeline Weinrib Studio creates contemporary rugs and textile designs that translate painterly ideas into woven form, giving traditional patterns a distinctly modern shape. Based in New York, Madeline Weinrib has spent nearly 30 years collaborating with artisans and cultural institutions, with a practice grounded in hand techniques and the preservation of traditional craftsmanship. Her former textiles business closed in 2018, while the studio continues her rug design and collaborations.