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Moore & Morford Inc. is a steel fabrication and engineering company that has operated since 1922. It describes its work as structural and ornamental steel fabrication and identifies itself as an AISC Certified Fabricator. Its Greensburg facility includes dedicated structural-steel, plate-processing and ornamental-metal work areas.
With Brazilian roots and international operations, Moove produces and distributes lubricants and base oils for vehicles, industrial equipment, and other working machinery. The company is the authorized Brazilian distributor of Mobil lubricants, a line with more than 150 years of history that reaches over 70,000 retail outlets across Brazil. Moove’s operations are supported by ISO 9001, ISO 14001, ISO/IEC 17025, and IATF 16949 certifications.
MOPAC is a Souderton, Pennsylvania company that collects and recycles used cooking oil and renders animal by-products into resources for other industries. Its roots trace to a family-operated meatpacking business founded in Souderton in 1877, and it says it has operated a regional rendering facility as part of its long history of repurposing waste. Now under the JBS umbrella, MOPAC serves food-service businesses across the Mid-Atlantic and reports recycling more than 50 million gallons of water annually.
Morabito Baking Company is a fourth-generation Norristown bakery that has been baking fresh bread continuously since 1932. Founded by Sicilian immigrant Michael Angelo Morabito in a converted house, the family business still follows traditional recipes while tailoring formulations to foodservice customers’ requirements. Its history includes an early sourdough tradition begun with starter dough brought back from the West Coast in the 1940s.
Born from a Philadelphia drapery shop’s search for a better way to clean window blinds, Morantz Ultrasonics manufactures ultrasonic cleaning systems for commercial and industrial users. The Morantz family has been in business for more than 90 years and has built ultrasonic equipment for over 35 years, beginning with Stan Morantz’s L’il Baby, described as the world’s first ultrasonic window-blind cleaning machine. Now led by third-generation owner Lisa Morantz, the company supports customers with hands-on training and equipment used in restoration, electronics and other specialized cleaning work.
Founded in York in 1920 as a machine shop, Morehouse Instrument Company now manufactures force- and torque-measurement equipment and provides accredited calibration services. Its history includes developing the Morehouse Proving Ring with the National Bureau of Standards, while its current work ranges from custom calibration machinery to load-cell repair. Morehouse is a family-owned, veteran-friendly small business whose ISO/IEC 17025 services use primary standards and typically return equipment in seven to 10 business days.
Moretto S.p.A. designs and manufactures automation equipment and complete material-handling systems for plastics processing, from resin conveying and drying through plantwide supervision. Its BLUE line emphasizes fast delivery and straightforward integration, while the SKY line applies low-energy technology to demanding medical, optical and aerospace applications. Based in Massanzago, Italy, Moretto supports installations with engineering, training and service, and operates through an international network of branches.
Established in 1856, Morgan Advanced Materials develops and manufactures specialist carbon and ceramic materials for mission-critical applications. With approximately 8,100 employees across 57 operating sites, the company combines materials science and application expertise to produce solutions ranging from technical ceramics to high-temperature insulation and fire protection. Its products support demanding industrial and equipment applications worldwide.
Morgan Brothers Company manufactures petroleum-industry products through a sheet metal fabrication operation it says has been practiced for generations. The veteran-owned and operated company highlights its long history serving the petroleum industry and says its current president is a U.S. Marine Corps veteran. It emphasizes customer-informed product improvement and production in Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania.
Morgan Schaffer became a Doble subsidiary in 2017, bringing its specialized expertise in transformer-oil diagnostics into Doble’s power-system business. The LaSalle, Quebec operation provides ISO-certified laboratory analysis and develops equipment such as the Calisto monitor for utilities and other operators of electrical power assets.
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.
Morgan’s Welding manufactures steel infrastructure products for municipal, construction, and roadway projects, including standard and custom grates and frames. The company says it has designed and manufactured products since 1977 and is Pennsylvania’s largest supplier of DOT-approved inlet frames and grates. It works with domestic raw materials and provides custom fabrication and design support from its Myerstown, Pennsylvania operation.
Founded in France in 1820, Moria SA makes ophthalmic microsurgical instruments and equipment for refractive and corneal transplant surgery. Its instruments are designed, manufactured, and hand-finished in France, while 80% of production serves international markets across 80 countries. The company maintains ISO 13485 and MDSAP certifications and supports ophthalmologist education alongside its manufacturing work.
Morlin Inc. began in April 1990 with a single machine and has grown from a dedicated deep-hole drilling job shop into a specialist serving industrial customers. Its Erie operation is also an authorized Heidenhain distributor and service center, while most completed jobs leave the shop in less than a week.
Family owned and operated in Northern Colorado since 1970, Morning Fresh Farms raises hens and produces fresh eggs for grocery stores, restaurants and foodservice customers across the Rocky Mountain region and the West. The farm oversees its supply chain from milling its own feed through processing and delivery, with eggs often reaching customers within 72 hours of packing. Its hen-care practices are independently verified through UEP or Certified Humane programs, and the farm holds SQF Level 3 food-safety certification.
Founded in 1993, Morningstar Corporation makes solar charge controllers and off-grid inverters for remote and mission-critical power systems. The employee-owned company has sold more than 4 million products in over 100 countries, with fanless thermal designs and an ISO 9001-certified manufacturing operation built around long service life. Its Maryland engineering facility includes a 35-kilowatt photovoltaic installation for real-world testing and product development.
With roots reaching back to 1946, Moro USA supplies industrial vacuum equipment and pump systems from Union, Missouri, supporting work ranging from wastewater and portable sanitation to oil and gas. The company pairs sales with pump repair and technical support, including its custom “Bolt & Go” packages and truck-mountable jetter systems. Moro’s sales technicians bring more than 75 years of combined industrial-pump experience, while Moro pumps themselves have been produced since 1952.
Founded in 1941, family-owned Morris Coupling Company manufactures components for pneumatic conveying and industrial vacuum systems. Its introduction of the industry's first compression coupling remains a long-standing specialty, and its manufacturing facilities are in Erie, Pennsylvania; Knoxville, Tennessee; and Marietta, Georgia.
For more than 90 years, Mosebach Manufacturing Co. has been known for making high-power resistors in the Pittsburgh area. Its equipment supports demanding applications in power generation, data centers, and other commercial and industrial settings, with products made in the USA.
Moses Family Jerky is a Pennsylvania family business that began in 2013 as a set of farmers market stands in York County. It carries forward a family recipe in its homemade-style smoked beef jerky, now supplying customers through retailers stretching from Philadelphia to Baltimore.