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Founded in Pennsylvania in 2020, My Favorite Prints turns designs, photographs and sketches into custom 3D models, printed parts and sculpture art. The York company also gives failed FDM prints a second life through a recycling and donation initiative intended to keep scraps out of landfills while helping classrooms obtain 3D-printing equipment and training. It began with a single 3D printer in 2019 and later coordinated face-shield donations during the COVID-19 supply shortage.
Since 1988, Susan Herlands’s Scranton bakery has turned her family’s Old World recipes into hand-rolled rugelach and other pastries. The signature rugelach recipe, preserved through four generations from her grandmother Bertha Hodin’s Polish heritage, remains the company’s defining specialty, alongside Hungarian kipfel and a café selection of baked goods. My Mother’s Delicacies is certified Kosher dairy under the supervision of the Union of Orthodox Rabbis, New York.
Myers Emergency & Power Systems designs and manufactures backup power technology for emergency lighting, traffic, rail, and broadband. The company produces inverters, battery backup systems, and control devices, supporting mission-critical industries such as data centers, healthcare, and education.
With three decades in the industry and five global locations, Myonex is a pharmaceutical services company known for helping drug developers manage clinical-trial supply. It supports pharmaceutical and biotech sponsors with integrated packaging and distribution services, along with the CTRx® patient-supply solution.
Founded by indoor cycling instructor Mike Dooner, MySaddleBarTeam makes USA-made SaddleBar® utility bars and resistance bands that add upper-body strength training to indoor cycling. Its patented bar attaches to an indoor bike’s seat post, creating a platform for band exercises while helping riders maintain a more upright, spine-neutral position. The brand also says it donates profits to charitable organizations through its “One World…One Team” mission.
Wholly family-owned and operated, Mystic Assembly & Decorating Co., Inc. has built a U.S. manufacturing business in Ivyland around three decades of packaging-decoration experience. Since 1991, its tenured team has been known for handling complex projects for personal-care, medical and agricultural customers, from high-volume production to smaller custom applications.
Mystic Barrels makes handcrafted barrel furniture and decor in its Pennsylvania shop, reworking authentic used whiskey and wine barrels into made-to-order pieces. Founded in 2018 after founder Mike Monahan repurposed a barrel for a basement pub, the company says it serves customers nationwide and offers local pickup in New Kensington, near Pittsburgh.
Family founded and operated in northwestern Pennsylvania, 4N Corporation makes hardened grouser bar for rebuilding worn heavy-equipment track shoes, with a specialty that runs deeper than a typical product line: grouser bar is all it does. Drawing on more than 100 years of combined industrial-steel experience, the Seneca-based company supplies customers in more than 40 countries and also serves aggregate operations with grizzly and tipping bars.
Founded in 2013, Doylestown-based N-Zyme Scientifics develops and supplies research enzymes for glycomics and proteomics, with a particular focus on MALDI mass spectrometry spatial glycan imaging. Its original PNGase F PRIME™ remains the company’s most popular product, while the team’s enzyme formulations have been optimized for tissue, serum and other biomedical research applications. The company was co-founded by business and scientific specialists, including glycoproteomics pioneer Anand Mehta and mass spectrometry imaging researcher Richard Drake.
N. F. String & Son, Inc. is a fourth-generation manufacturer that began in 1929 as Noble Frame String’s coin-machine repair business in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania. It has grown into a manufacturing company producing paper goods and building its own coin-processing machines, with facilities that include a coin division, paper division, and an off-site machine shop. The company emphasizes domestic manufacturing and says its products are made in America.
Founded by research chemist Nat Jonas in 1948, N. Jonas & Company manufactures, packages, and supplies pool and spa care chemicals exclusively for the professional trade. Still family owned and operated, the company has grown from garage production in Philadelphia to three buildings totaling more than 150,000 square feet, with more than 120 employees in peak season. Based in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, Jonas is known for private-label programs that let pool companies sell chemicals under their own brands, backed by in-house chemistry and same-day shipping.
Founded by Newton Edgar Reihart in the early 1940s, N.E. Reihart & Sons is a third-generation, family-owned steel fabricator and machine shop that turns customer drawings—or rough ideas—into custom metal parts, equipment, and complete machines. The Huntingdon, Pennsylvania company has grown from small shops into a 110,000-square-foot operation, combining engineering and reverse-engineering with precision machining and fabrication. Its project record ranges from duplicating Pennsylvania bear traps to building oversized hoppers and components for research facilities.
Since 2000, N.KO Machines has manufactured European beveling machines and systems for precise, repeatable weld preparation. Its range includes equipment for plate and pipe edges, along with mobile grinding systems, serving manufacturers in more than 70 countries and supporting both workshop and on-site work. The company’s machines are used across demanding fields such as bridge construction, shipbuilding, energy and aerospace.
Started by Ron Weller as a one-man shop in 1972, Newport Tool & Machine now produces precision CNC-machined components in a 50,000-square-foot Newport, Pennsylvania facility. The family-owned company remains in Weller hands three generations later, with prototype-to-production work kept on one floor and customers speaking directly with the machinists building their parts. NTM’s experience ranges from Patriot Missile components and surgical eye parts to marine stabilization systems and stage hardware, and its documented quality system is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
N&N Drilling Supply Mfr. began in 1967, when Angelo Nieto ran the company from a two-person garage operation; today, the Nieto-led business employs 35 people and serves drilling customers around the world. Its Jessup operation manufactures in-hole drilling equipment, with core barrels among its established specialties, while its U.S. locations support geotechnical, water-well, environmental and exploration work.
For more than 30 years, Baltimore-based NABCO Systems has manufactured U.S.-made containment equipment that helps military, security and public safety professionals manage explosive and CBRN threats. Its self-closing Total Containment Vessels are used by first responders worldwide, while the company also supports deployed equipment with upgrades, training and inspection services. NABCO products serve agencies in more than 20 countries, including over 125 state and local bomb and HAZMAT squads in the United States.
Founded in 1560, Nabeya Bi-tech Kaisha (NBK) is a Japanese manufacturer of machine-element components that help equipment transmit motion, control movement, position parts, and handle materials. Based in Seki, Gifu, the company combines traditional and new engineering with a production-and-inventory system built to supply both standard products and tailored solutions, including castings, to customers in Japan and overseas. NBK also supports its components with practical services such as laser engraving and precision cutting to fit a customer’s equipment.
With nearly 60 years of experience in Punxsutawney, NAC Carbon Products manufactures graphite and carbon products, including rods, blocks and granular grades. Its more than 100,000-square-foot facility is equipped for extrusion, baking and graphitization, and the company also handles toll processing of customer-supplied raw material. NAC keeps a substantial inventory of standard rods and blocks while producing custom formulations and cut sizes for specific requirements.
Since 1984, Nacah Tech LLC has built its identity around helping industrial plants solve difficult air-emissions and combustion challenges with custom-engineered equipment. The Pittsburgh-based company works with plant operators and engineering firms on thermal oxidizer projects, from evaluating an existing system to supporting installation and long-term operation.