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Founded in 1979 as Midwest Laser Systems, MLS Systems is an Alvada, Ohio manufacturer known for taking responsibility for an automation project from its design through installation. Its custom-built equipment serves medium- and high-volume manufacturers, including appliance and automotive companies, and its machines operate in factories worldwide. The company works from a 50,000-plus-square-foot facility and maintains an ISO 9001:2008-compliant quality system.
MMI Textiles is a woman-owned textile company whose move into manufacturing took shape with a 2021 plant in Lenoir, North Carolina. The 30,000-square-foot facility gives the company direct control over production for military and tactical customers, while its broader work supports domestic cut-and-sew manufacturers with technical textile materials and services.
From its Cincinnati-area shop, Mobile Conversions International builds custom commercial vehicles that bring medical care, emergency operations and other specialized services on the road. Established in 1993, the family-owned company grew from founder Michael Dobbins Sr.’s first medical coach into an international manufacturer with a 16,000-square-foot facility on 19 acres. Its in-house engineering team builds purpose-designed units from the chassis up and also refurbishes vehicles made by other manufacturers.
With more than 30 years in the electric utility industry, Mobile Desk Mobile Office Solutions is a Batavia, Ohio manufacturer known for building in-vehicle workspaces for utility fleets across the United States and Canada. Its utility-truck consoles are engineered and manufactured in the USA, with custom layouts shaped around the demands of field technicians and fleet operators.
Since 1985, Calgary-based MOBILTEX Data Ltd. has designed and manufactured wireless field devices and cloud-connected systems that monitor cathodic protection, corrosion, and pipeline integrity. Its CorTalk platform grew from the company’s first oil-and-gas remote monitoring unit in 1991, while FloPath and Abriox extend the same practical engineering to pressurized water and gas networks. MOBILTEX says its systems now monitor more than 500,000 kilometres of pipeline assets for hundreds of customers worldwide.
With roots in more than 40 years of global module production, Mobis North America manufactures integrated automotive systems and develops the technologies behind safer, more connected vehicles. Its Michigan and Ohio operations combine chassis-module production with battery-system assembly, while the Mobis Technical Center of America engineers localized solutions for North American customers. The company’s regional workforce numbers about 1,200, and its Toledo presence includes support for the local Jeep Fest community.
Mock Woodworking Company is an Ohio architectural woodworking and commercial millwork manufacturer founded by Wilbur Mock in Zanesville in 1954. From its Zanesville workshop, the company makes custom woodwork for commercial spaces and has grown from a local cabinetry shop into a provider for retail, institutional, and architectural projects. Its work combines experienced craftsmanship with current equipment and includes custom fixtures and casework.
Founded in 1944, Modern Builders Supply, Inc. is a Midwest building-materials distributor that also manufactures and markets Polaris window and door systems. The company reports 26 branches across Ohio, Indiana, Michigan, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, along with a 300,000-square-foot distribution center and nearly 400,000 square feet of manufacturing.
For more than 50 years, Cincinnati-based Modern Ice Equipment and Supply has built its name around the packaged and industrial ice industry. The company helps ice businesses plan and maintain their operations, with particular depth in plant engineering and hands-on technical support for customers in the United States and abroad.
Founded in Bridgeport in 1945 as a one-man auto-glass shop, Modern Plastics now distributes high-performance plastics and produces custom-fabricated and machined plastic parts from its Shelton headquarters. Its medical plastics division is a particular specialty, including lot-controlled materials and authorized North American distribution of Evonik’s VESTAKEEP implantable PEEK. The company was the first plastics distributor in the United States to earn ISO 13485 certification and maintains ISO 9001, AS9100D and AS9120B certifications alongside detailed barcode-based material traceability.
Founded in 1936 by Harry C. Nash, Modern Sheet Metal Works, Inc. is a Cincinnati-area custom sheet metal fabricator. The company says it has grown from its founding into a multifaceted operation, adding precision equipment and developing specialties alongside commercial fabrication. It makes custom enclosures and conveyors and offers field measurement and installation for fabricated work.
ModernCre8ve is a Cleveland studio founded in 2013 by designer Randy Larow, pairing contemporary furniture design with the workmanship of Amish artisans in Ohio. Its made-to-order pieces are built one at a time from American hardwood for customers seeking durable furniture with a clean, modern character. About 60% of its orders are custom, allowing buyers to shape dimensions and finishes around their homes.
Cleveland-based Modgy is a small, family-owned home-goods company that turns artwork and unexpected materials into reusable décor with practical features. Its expandable plastic vases, water-activated luminaries and fold-flat origami lanterns bring museum-inspired designs—including collaborations with well-known museums—into everyday spaces. The company grew from more than two decades of designing and manufacturing products for other businesses before creating its own brand.
Modology LLC is Cincinnati designer Keith Chrapliwy’s furniture studio, building made-to-order modern storage pieces and sculptural wood furnishings. Its work combines handcraft with new-school technology, using U.S.-made materials in limited production; the walnut-and-lucite credenza is a signature example, finished by hand and customized to suit each space. Chrapliwy’s designs have reached private residences and institutional projects across the country and were featured on the DIY Network’s “Bathtastic.”
modovis, llc. produces custom imprinted dust covers for seating manufacturers as an alternative to applying separate tags and labels. The company also states that it has over a decade of experience producing labels and tags for seating manufacturers.
Founded in Ohio in 1980 by aerospace and computer engineers, privately held Modtech Corp. is known for applying interdisciplinary engineering to difficult real-world problems. The company develops portable communications equipment for public-safety users, while its engineers also create patented technologies for clients and potential licensees in fields such as energy storage and electric vehicles. More than 40 years of repeat business reflect Modtech’s focus on practical systems that can be built, delivered, and used reliably.
Modula manufactures automated storage and retrieval systems, including vertical lift modules, horizontal carousels, pallet-handling systems, and automated picking solutions. It also provides warehouse management software, robotics integrations, controlled-environment storage, and AI-powered warehouse planning and optimization tools for industrial, logistics, automotive, electronics, aerospace, food and beverage, energy, and other markets.
After more than 60 years in precision manufacturing, Moeller Precision Tool has built its name around exacting die components for the metal-stamping trade. The company’s operations span more than 140,000 square feet across four manufacturing locations, while its Wixom headquarters holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and sets the quality procedures followed by its other plants. Moeller is also known for developing patented tooling solutions, including its True-Fit retainer.
Mohawk Industries is a global flooring manufacturer whose history grew from a small U.S. carpet manufacturer into a company with leading market positions on four continents. Headquartered in Calhoun, Georgia, it operates manufacturing in 19 countries and produces flooring and related surface products for residential and commercial spaces.
Founded in 1931 in Upstate New York, Mohawk manufactures fine and specialty papers and envelopes for designers, brands, and printers. It has a long history of innovation in digital printing and sustainability, and describes itself as family owned and operated; its assets and businesses were acquired by Fedrigoni in 2024.