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For more than 150 years, Morgan Engineering has been an Alliance, Ohio manufacturer known for keeping its engineering and manufacturing work in-house. The company serves heavy industrial customers with custom overhead cranes, while its field teams maintain equipment from Morgan and other manufacturers across the United States.
Founded as Morgan Tool and Die in 1938, Morgan Precision Instruments carries Akron toolmaker Otello “Oty” Capanna’s conviction that “perfection is not a little thing.” The company became Morgan Precision Instruments in 1999 and brings that precision-gauge heritage to custom manufacturing work for customers in industries ranging from automotive to medical. ISO/IEC 17025 accreditation in calibration and dimensional measurement underscores the measurement traceability at the heart of its work.
Morgan Truck Body manufactures commercial truck bodies and describes itself as a North American leader in light- and medium-duty truck body manufacturing and upfit. Founded in 1952 by Elton Mountz as a small welding shop in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, the company became part of JB Poindexter & Co in 1990. It reports more than 2,700 team members across 15 manufacturing locations and 9 service centers in the United States and Canada.
Morgen is a technology company built for property operators managing large, complex portfolios. Its platform uses a dedicated network to give multifamily and other building teams earlier visibility into operating problems, without relying on resident Wi-Fi or requiring major infrastructure changes.
Moriroku Technology North America is an automotive manufacturer whose stated lines of business include automotive design and development and plastic injection molding. Established in 2015, the company operates an Anderson, Indiana plant that produces interior and exterior components for Honda vehicles through injection molding, assembly, and painting.
Moritz Trailers & Truck Bodies is a family-owned manufacturer of trailers and truck bodies whose origins trace to F. Thomas Moritz building a livestock trailer for farm use in the early 1970s. Across three generations, the family has developed its manufacturing operations to 183,000 square feet across three facilities, with products shaped by its agricultural heritage and transportation needs.
Morral Companies LLC is an Ohio family business founded in 1963 that formulates, manufactures, and packages fertilizers and other agricultural products. It began by serving local farms and has developed specialties in liquid and dry fertilizers, including its proprietary NBN controlled-release fertilizers; its facilities also provide custom manufacturing for fertilizer and marketing companies.
Since 1946, Morris Bean & Company has cast 300-series aluminum alloys at its Yellow Springs, Ohio foundry, whose Antioch plaster process—developed and refined in-house—is especially suited to thin vanes and airflow impellers. The company has grown from its origins as part of Antioch College into a 185,000-square-foot facility on 60 acres, handling castings from one to 4,000 pounds. Its ISO 9001:2015 quality system and marine-class certifications support work for demanding industrial and maritime applications.
Morrison Medical manufactures emergency medical supplies for ambulance, hospital and clinic, law enforcement, fire department, military, and educational use. Its products include immobilization equipment, therapy packs, IV armboards, biohazard bags, patient transport products, and response and first-aid kits.
Morrison Products, Inc. is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of air-moving products, including blower wheels and assemblies. Its facilities manufacture to customer designs using galvanized and galvanneal materials sourced from U.S. manufacturers, and the company describes a continuous-improvement culture across its operations.
Since 1961, locally owned Morrison, Inc. has provided heating, cooling and indoor-air solutions to homes, businesses and industrial customers across the Mid-Ohio Valley. The Marietta company remains family-operated into its third generation, with more than 50 professionals and an in-house sheet-metal fabrication shop that produces custom work alongside its HVAC service. Its NATE-certified technicians provide 24/7 support and serve both Ohio and West Virginia.
Morton Salt, Inc. produces salt for household and industrial use, with roots established in Chicago in 1848. The company says it operates more than 20 production facilities across the United States, Canada and the Bahamas, and is widely recognized for its Morton Salt Girl brand. Its salt supports food use as well as applications in water softening and winter road safety.
As a small family-based operation led by first-generation farmer Mike Mosher, Mosher Farms is known for treating healthy soil as the foundation of its work in Suffield’s Pioneer Valley. The farm avoids synthetic crop chemicals and sells its harvest through a farm stand, farmers markets and weekly CSA-style bundles.
Founded in 1973, Mosher Machine & Tool Co. is a Dayton-area high-production job shop making precision machined and tooled parts for customers ranging from local manufacturers to Fortune 100 companies. Now in its third generation, the company pairs experienced CNC machinists and engineers with a continually updated equipment base and quality-focused inspection capabilities. Its work serves demanding fields such as heavy equipment, oil and gas, electrical component manufacturing, and military and defense.
From Minster, Ohio, 4Most Innovations makes the Gotcha Sprayer, an adaptor that lets users trigger aerosol cans or powder dusters from the end of an extension pole. Its design is aimed at hard-to-reach jobs such as treating wasp nests and testing smoke detectors while reducing ladder use, overspray, and exposure to chemicals. The company also sells complete spray-and-dust systems and related cleaning, painting, and landscaping attachments.
Founded in Columbus in 1997, Motherson Yachiyo Automotive Tech Products of America designs and develops plastic fuel tanks and automotive sunroofs for North American vehicle production. Its Columbus operation combines design and testing with manufacturing support, while North American facilities assemble more than 7,000 fuel tanks and 5,800 sunroofs each day. The company is part of Motherson, which acquired Yachiyo in 2024, and its plants follow IATF 16949 and ISO 14001 management standards.
Motion Controls Robotics, Inc. designs, builds, integrates, and supports industrial robotic automation systems, including end-of-line packaging, palletizing, material handling, automated vehicles, control panels, custom tooling, conveyors, and precision-machined components. It serves food and beverage, consumer goods, building materials, warehouse and fulfillment, roll handling and converting, plastics and film, pet food, medical and healthcare, and general manufacturing markets.
Motivo Fixtures hand-builds reception counters in the USA for busy professional practices, with commercial-grade construction designed to withstand cleaning, daily traffic, and demanding front-desk work. Its modules use glue-and-screw joinery, High-Pressure Laminate on every exterior face, and a solid birch plywood kickplate, then ship fully assembled so they can be positioned and put to work without a contractor. Custom colors, specifications, and branding are available for practices that want a front desk tailored to their space.
MotoInkWorks is a wholesale-only manufacturing partner built for graphics companies, brands, agencies, and resellers that need production handled behind the scenes. From facilities in Ohio, the United Kingdom, and Belgium, it produces white-label motocross graphics and ships orders directly under its customers’ brands.