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Family-owned and operated since 1967, Mohr Stamping makes progressive dies, precision tools, and tight-tolerance metal stampings from its facility in Wellington, Ohio. Now transitioning to third-generation family owners Amber and Brian Mohrman, the woman-owned company carries three generations of tool-and-die experience, including a specialty in deep-drawn parts. Mohr Stamping is WBE and WOSB certified and maintains ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 certifications.
Founded in 2016 by Garrett Mathias, Mojo Mfg is a central Ohio CNC machining and manufacturing shop making custom branding irons, ice stamps, and other small-batch creations. Mathias’s background in mechanical engineering technology and automotive manufacturing grew from a love of motorsports and custom cars, while the business itself began with home décor made on a CNC router before moving into metal machining. Today, Mojo’s made-in-Ohio work also includes distinctive machined puzzles and other objects shaped by its belief in the art of making.
Mojonnier traces its roots to 1919, when dairy chemists Timothy and Julius Mojonnier founded the company in Chicago. Now based in Ohio, it remains a long-standing beverage-processing specialist, supporting producers with equipment and technical service developed for soft drinks, beer, and dairy operations.
Founded in California in 1963, Molded Devices Inc. develops and manufactures custom plastic and rubber components for medical, industrial, energy, aerospace and defense OEMs. Its unusual breadth comes from combining a dedicated engineering and design facility with molding, extrusion, clean-room production and assembly across a multinational manufacturing network. MDI’s Tempe injection operation traces back to a custom molding and mold-making business founded in 1966, and includes a 40,000-square-foot facility with ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certification.
Molded Devices Inc. began operations in California in 1963 and has built its reputation as an engineering-focused plastics processor serving original equipment manufacturers. Its dedicated design facility and manufacturing network support medical-device makers and other demanding OEM customers from early product development through production, with the Tempe operation adding a 40,000-square-foot injection-molding facility.
Incorporated in 2001, Molder’s World, Inc. is a Cincinnati-area specialty shop known for developing Vortex® self-venting mold steel and serving the tool-building trade. President Russ Bowen has worked in specialty mold steel and molding since 1987, and the company helps other tool shops take porous mold inserts from design through finished production support.
Since 2001, Molding Dynamics has produced custom plastic injection-molded parts from its Bedford, Ohio facility, with particular expertise in challenging applications that call for engineering-grade resins and tight tolerances. After acquiring a competitor in 2015, the company consolidated into a 40,000-square-foot plant with 22 presses, engineering and quality departments, and a tool room. Its hands-on team works with customers from design and material selection through production, including projects that bring overseas molding back to the United States.
Molson Coors Beverage Company is a brewer with a history spanning more than two centuries. It produces beer and has expanded its beverage portfolio beyond beer to include flavored beverages, spirits, and non-alcoholic beverages. The company reports 19 major breweries and sells its beer in more than 80 countries.
Molten Metal Equipment Innovations designs and manufactures foundry equipment for moving and treating molten non-ferrous metals, with its equipment made at its Ohio facility. The company reports 35 years in business and operates a 60,000-square-foot facility on 13 acres in Middlefield. Its work includes engineered molten-metal pumps and custom-machined graphite parts for foundry processes.
From Newbury, Ohio, Mom’s Gourmet makes small-batch, grind-to-order artisan seasoning blends inspired by Patsy “Mom” Flattery’s home cooking and her daughter Sally’s creativity. The family-owned and operated company is known for animal-themed jars and no- or low-sodium blends made without MSG, preservatives, fillers, or gluten. Its products have been sold in food markets and groceries across the country for more than a decade.
Momentive Technologies develops and manufactures advanced materials, including fused quartz and ceramics, for industrial and technology applications. The company says it has more than 130 years of history, over 900 employees, and 10 facilities across Asia, Europe, and North America; its products support semiconductor manufacturing and other markets including aerospace and electronics.
Momentous Mold & Machine traces its roots to Karl A. Reuther’s 1950 family business in Cuyahoga Falls, where it first became known for rubber molding before moving into demanding aerospace work. Purchased in 2025 by a Northeast Ohio management team, the company now brings that long manufacturing history to custom tooling for aerospace and related high-consequence applications. Its 60,000-square-foot temperature-controlled shop is supported by AS9100D:2016 with Design and ISO 9001:2015 with Design certifications.
From its Plattsburgh, New York base, Monaghan Medical Corporation develops and manufactures respiratory-care devices, including the NasoNeb® powered nasal delivery system that brings clinic-inspired medication delivery into the home. The company’s mechanical-design work is supported by a Global Aerosol and Research Laboratory, and its broader respiratory portfolio includes AeroChamber®, Aerobika®, and AeroEclipse® brands.
Dayton-based Monaghan Tooling Group helps manufacturers solve precision holemaking challenges with high-performance reamers and application-specific cutting-tool solutions. Its distinctive Innovative Solutions Process brings tooling specialists, applications engineers and project managers together to analyze a production problem, develop the tool and support installation and testing. The company also offers ultra-precision AXIS micro-tools as small as 0.03 mm and provides reconditioning support that can extend the life of reamers, including tools from competing brands.
Monarca Food Solutions is a vertically integrated manufacturer of pellet-based food ingredients and snack products, formed in 2025 by unifying the combined businesses. Its roots include Evans, founded in 1947, and Palmex, founded in Monterrey in 1980; the company reports nine manufacturing facilities across the United States and Mexico. It works with retailers and snack companies across the Americas on branded, private-label, and co-manufactured snacks.
Since 1909, Monarch Lathes has made American metalworking machinery in Sidney, Ohio, with manual lathes at the center of its century-long business. The company also rebuilds and remanufactures machines to original accuracy, supported by field service, original parts and manuals, and technical assistance. Its Monarch EE Series remains a signature precision toolmaker’s lathe, built for years of demanding production work.
Founded in Cleveland in 1934, Monarch Steel supplies and processes flat-rolled steel through service centers in Ohio, Alabama, and Kentucky. Acquired by the Kaufman family in 1986, the company has grown from a small Cleveland distribution facility into a regional distributor serving the North Central and South/Southeastern United States, with notably broad light- and heavy-gauge slitting capability. Monarch maintains ISO 9001 certification and operates a 175,000-square-foot Decatur facility alongside its Cleveland and Cadiz operations.
Founded in 1994 in Southeast Ohio, Mondo Polymer Technologies manufactures plastic products ranging from recycled-polyethylene highway guardrail blocks to PVC marine flotation equipment and custom-molded parts. Its highway line diverts more than 32 million pounds of plastic from landfills each year, while its USA-made marine products grew from the 2008 acquisition of Norfloat North America. The company also toll manufactures for other businesses, helping take products from idea through production and fulfillment.
Headquartered in Dublin, Ohio, Monitored Therapeutics, Inc. develops respiratory technology that brings guided lung-function testing from specialty labs into clinics and patients’ homes. Its FDA-cleared platform combines the GoSpiro spirometer with Lisa, an avatar-based coach that provides real-time, ATS/ERS-aligned guidance, helping clinicians and clinical-trial teams collect more consistent respiratory data. MTI reports more than four million tests across patient-care and research settings and supports coaching in over 20 languages.
Five generations of the Monnig family have carried this Cincinnati welding shop forward since Bernard Monnig founded it in 1876. Today, family- and veteran-owned Monnig Welding Co. serves commercial and residential customers, with a history that began in blacksmithing and grew into custom metalwork and facility maintenance. The company is also known for handling fire-escape repairs required for Cincinnati building inspections.