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Since 1946, Neff-Perkins Company has built its identity around experienced, customer-focused manufacturing from its headquarters in Middlefield, Ohio. The company develops custom-molded components for customers worldwide, guiding projects from concept through production with an ISO-certified quality system.
Founded in 2009, Nehemiah Manufacturing Company develops and operates consumer packaged-goods brands while contract manufacturing products. It works with companies and entrepreneurs to license or acquire brands and launch new product concepts, and focuses on bringing manufacturing jobs to Cincinnati’s inner city. The company describes its mission as building brands, creating jobs, and changing lives.
Family-owned for more than 70 years, Nelsen Corporation has grown from its Medina, Ohio headquarters into a water-treatment manufacturer and distributor known for tailoring equipment to the needs of professional dealers. Its experienced sales team serves residential and commercial dealers across the United States and around the world, drawing on an average of more than 20 years in the water-treatment business.
From its Steubenville, Ohio, shop, Nelson Gifts is a small family-owned manufacturing company making handcrafted gifts and décor with a distinctly American and regional character. Its offerings range from patriotic outdoor pieces and classic-art designs to state ornaments, camping gifts, and its own themed popcorn. The company says it combines careful handcrafting with innovative solutions across its wide-ranging gift lines.
Founded by Jack and Virginia Nelson in 1947, Nelson Manufacturing Company builds heavy-duty trailers and crane attachments in northwest Ohio. The company’s early work included lowboy trailers and, in 1962, the first Nelson crane boom carrier; today it also designs transport equipment and ground-support hardware for aerospace applications. Nelson’s boom launch trailers are built and tested to remove and install large hydraulic crane booms without an assist crane.
From a 37-acre campus in West Central Ohio, Nelson Packaging Company Inc. contract-manufactures consumer products, blending, filling, packing and shipping goods for customers from national production runs to small test-market batches. With nearly 40 years of packaging expertise, the women’s-business-enterprise-certified company ships more than 104 million units annually and operates 200,000 square feet of warehouse space. Nelson was the first laundry contract manufacturer to earn a 100% QA score from Procter & Gamble and maintains ISO 9001:2015 quality systems.
Founded in 1972, Nelson Precision Drilling is a Glastonbury manufacturing shop known for deep-hole work and close-tolerance component production. Its 13,000-square-foot facility serves customers whose parts require demanding documentation, including aerospace and medical manufacturers. The company is AS9100 and ISO 9001 certified and takes on both production runs and one-off prototypes.
Nemco Food Equipment manufactures commercial foodservice equipment, with a long-standing specialty in food-preparation products that make labor-intensive menu preparation faster. Founded as a machine shop in Hicksville, Ohio, in 1976, it grew into a food equipment manufacturer and remains under third-generation family ownership. The company develops products with customers and operates manufacturing facilities in Ohio.
Nemho is Broadview Holding’s innovation center, created in 2019 to develop technology for the group’s surface-material businesses. From its headquarters in Weert, the Netherlands, a team drawn from more than 20 countries works across an international research network to improve materials and reduce their environmental impact. Its laboratory is also home to Bloom, a lignin-based resin technology that cuts phenol use by 50 percent in certain panels.
NEO Pro Imaging is a Cleveland professional photo lab known for handling demanding school and sports photography volume while still giving customers direct access to working lab technicians. It produces photographic prints for professional photographers and supports the ordering and fulfillment workflows that keep large programs moving.
Founded in 2015 by aerospace engineer Mark S. Haberbusch, NEOEx Systems is an Elyria company known for extending the capabilities of unmanned aircraft through liquid-hydrogen power technology. Its team works with UAV manufacturers to integrate onboard systems and supports operators with liquid-hydrogen refueling services.
Tracing its graphite work to a Cleveland carbon company founded in 1881, NeoGraf Solutions manufactures specialty carbon and graphite materials from its headquarters in northeast Ohio. Formed as a stand-alone company in 2017, it combines in-house research, development and manufacturing to make flexible graphite sheets, powders and related materials for demanding uses such as thermal management, industrial sealing and fuel-cell flow-field plates. Its products have supported applications ranging from smartphones and marine batteries to the Hubble Space Telescope and International Space Station.
Nephroceuticals, LLC makes ProRenal®+D, doctor-formulated daily multivitamins designed specifically for people with chronic kidney disease. Its kidney-focused formulas include a tablet version without phosphorus or potassium and a softgel version with omega-3 fish oil, and the company says the products are made in the USA. Nephroceuticals also partners in education with the National Kidney Foundation to raise awareness of nutrition in kidney disease.
Printed and fulfilled in-house in Dayton, Nerdvana Clothing makes made-to-order apparel for gamers, esports communities, and fans of gaming creators. Its catalog pairs original gaming designs with officially licensed merchandise such as Demeo shirts, including prints licensed by Resolution Games, and it also supports streamers through a sponsorship program.
Akron-based NerveSpa makes provider-guided therapeutic devices and care protocols centered on neuropathy, nerve support, joint mobility, and recovery. Launched in 2018 by Pain Management Technologies, a therapeutic-device manufacturer founded in 2000, the platform is designed to extend clinic care into structured home use. NerveSpa says its technologies have been implemented in more than 750 clinics and used in programs treating over 20,000 patients.
Established in 1953 as Metal Forming & Coining, NETFORM makes advanced cold-formed, flowformed, and precision-machined components for automotive powertrains, with operations in Ohio and Michigan. Its specialty is working with customer engineers early to turn conventional designs into lighter, consolidated parts, including clutch drums and planetary carriers, and it has produced millions of cold-formed carriers over the past two decades. NETFORM employs 150 people and also serves agricultural and industrial applications through its integrated manufacturing network.
Cincinnati-based NetNeural makes compact modular IoT sensors and the Sentinel cloud platform that turns environmental readings into real-time monitoring and traceability. Its proprietary ModSensor architecture uses interchangeable expansion modules, allowing the same low-power Node hardware to be adapted for settings from cold storage to industrial facilities. Co-founders Chris Payne and Mike Jordan bring more than 55 years of combined experience in IoT, hardware, and enterprise software, while the company’s modular sensor system has a U.S. patent pending.
Neturen America Corporation is a Hamilton, Ohio joint venture registered in 2007, with operations beginning in 2008, that manufactures high-strength induction-tempered steel wire. Using technology developed by Neturen Japan, the company transforms raw steel wire rod into finished wire coil for industrial spring production, including automotive suspension springs.
Network Technologies Inc (NTI) is a manufacturer of enterprise environment monitoring systems, video-processing multiviewers, extenders, audio/video matrix switches, KVM switches, console switches, video splitters, video walls, converters, cables, and related accessories. Its products are designed, manufactured, and tested at its headquarters in Aurora, Ohio, and are used in manufacturing, retail, government, education, healthcare, financial services, entertainment, worship, broadcast, and telecommunications.
Founded in late 2017 by former colleagues Kyle Pontzloff and Carl Rosskopf, Neucontrol Engineering designs industrial automation and controls systems and builds custom UL508A power-distribution and control panels. The Cincinnati-area firm guides customers through retrofits, upgrades and new system designs, with projects installed across the United States and Canada. After Rosskopf’s 2024 retirement, Pontzloff became president and continues to oversee the company’s operations.