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Cleveland-based Neuronoff develops and manufactures the investigational Injectrode, a needle-delivered neuromodulation device designed to make chronic-pain treatment less invasive than conventional implanted stimulators. Its system is placed through an 18-gauge needle, powered externally through the skin, and designed for straightforward removal; the company has completed its first-in-human LIFE study and reports Technology Readiness Level 7 for lower-back pain applications. Neuronoff manufactures in Cleveland under ISO 13485 and MDSAP-certified quality systems, while researching applications beyond pain care.
Formed in 2003, Beachwood-based NeuroWave Systems develops and manufactures brain-monitoring and drug-delivery medical devices for anesthesia, critical care, and military medicine. Its NeuroSENSE® monitor stands apart by displaying independent, real-time measures of anesthetic effect for each brain hemisphere, while the company also develops closed-loop systems intended to automate sedation and anesthesia delivery. NeuroWave is an ISO 13485 medical device company with expertise spanning EEG signal processing, control engineering, and medical-device software.
Designed by healthcare professionals for healthcare professionals, NeutraNarc makes ready-to-use drug deactivation systems for safer pharmaceutical disposal. Its plant-based, no-shake formula begins working on contact and is intended to make medications unavailable and non-retrievable while reducing environmental impact. Cincinnati-based founder Joseph M. Mayernik brings more than 35 years in healthcare and waste management, while registered pharmacist Elizabeth Bond leads regulatory compliance, education, and training.
Founded by Cary Zucker in 1978, Neutron Industries manufactures commercial air-care, cleaning and specialty chemical products for cleaning professionals and the people who clean. The company makes the majority of its products in the United States and supports customers through in-house research and development, product engineering and quality assurance teams, with business centers in Phoenix and Mayfield, Ohio. Its Eco-Power line has earned the EPA’s Safer Choice Partner of the Year award two years in a row.
Never Quit Designs creates decorated apparel using embroidery, direct-to-garment, and direct-to-film printing. The company appears to be preparing for launch and invites customers to sign up for updates.
Founded in 1999, New American Reel Co. is an Antwerp, Ohio specialist known for restoring wire-handling equipment and serving manufacturers across North America. The company has grown from a focused repair operation into a full-service partner for wire-industry customers, handling reels from 3 to 144 inches and building custom solutions to applicable NEMA and DIN standards.
Independent since 1906, New Balance makes footwear, apparel, and accessories for people on the move. Its stores stand apart through personalized, one-on-one service focused on helping customers find the right fit, while the company also supports sport and positive change in communities around the world.
New Dawn Labs, LLC is a University of Dayton Research Institute spin-off that builds hardware and software systems for connecting, managing, and visualizing data from sensors and equipment. Its specialty is vendor-agnostic middleware, rooted in the RIIoT platform created from UDRI’s defense and research work, which links disparate systems without locking customers to one supplier. The Dayton-area company also integrates those systems into production environments, including industrial facilities, buildings, and government applications.
New Horizons Baking Company makes ready-to-eat baked goods, specializing in English muffins and soft rolls for commercial customers. Established in 1967 as West Baking Company and family-owned since 1995, it supplies iconic brands and serves quick-service restaurants, retail, food service, and sandwich manufacturing markets.
New Horizons Food Solutions is a Columbus-based contract food manufacturer and ingredient blending partner producing custom food products for commercial-scale programs. The company describes itself as minority-owned and women-led, with a family legacy, and supports customers from product development through production and delivery.
Founded in 1921 to bring screen printing to Midwest department-store cards, New Process Corporation now manufactures durable printed parts and product-identification materials for OEMs and the printing trade. The third generation of ownership has expanded the company to two plants in Indiana and Ohio, where more than 65 team members combine screen and digital production with in-house design, converting, prototyping and managed inventory services. New Process is one of the oldest screen-printing companies in the United States and operates ISO 9001:2015-certified plants with UL- and CSA-authorized labeling capabilities.
New River Equipment designs and makes stump-grinding equipment, including the Revolution cutting wheel system and the Stump Gun vertical skid-steer attachment. Based in North Canton, Ohio, the company also develops its own SaberTooth cutting teeth and replacement wheel parts, with the Revolution built around precise tool alignment and reversible pockets that protect the wheel.
For more than 45 years, New Tech Plastics has grown from a local venture into a Covington, Ohio, manufacturer with four production plants and a strong connection to its employees and community. Now owned by Flexible Packaging Partners, the company is known for thin-gauge film made for customers seeking lighter, more economical packaging, while its channel plastics operation reuses manufacturing scrap in zero-waste production.
New Wave Prosthetics is a West Jefferson technical lab that fabricates custom upper-extremity and partial-hand prostheses for clinicians and their patients. Founded by Michael Carpenter and Victoria Lawson, the company emphasizes collaboration and a design process focused on wearer comfort and function. Its team includes a lab manager and technicians with decades of prosthetics-industry experience, and its gallery highlights specialty designs tailored to everyday activities.
Since 1970, Neway Stamping has grown from a small team of engineers and toolmakers into a Willoughby contract manufacturer producing custom metal stampings from prototype through high-volume production. Its engineering-driven approach includes in-house tooling design, building, and maintenance, helping customers refine parts and scale production without handing off critical work. Neway supports demanding applications, including aerospace, under ISO 9001 and AS9100-certified quality systems.
Newell Brands is a global consumer products company whose portfolio spans about 50 established brands, including Graco, Coleman, Rubbermaid and Sharpie. Founded more than a century ago as a maker of metal curtain rods in upstate New York, the company now sells products in more than 150 countries and operates in over 45.
For more than 45 years, Newfax Corporation has been a Toledo print shop known for serving the architectural, engineering, and construction community across Northwest Ohio and southeastern Michigan. The company began as an engineering drafting equipment and supplies business and continues to support those professionals with reprographic services and construction documents.
With roots in the Taylor Hobson engraving line that date back more than a century, Newing-Hall, Inc. manufactures computerized engraving machines in Haskins, Ohio. The company’s systems serve industrial facilities as well as signage, awards and personalization businesses, with designs that can handle both flat and irregularly shaped work. Newing-Hall also supports older machines with replacement parts, add-ons and retrofit upgrades.
Founded in 2009, Newko Polymers manufactures and distributes engineered thermoplastics and commodity resins from its 150,000-square-foot headquarters in Strongsville, Ohio. With more than 30 years of industry expertise, the company combines in-house formulation, manufacturing, laboratory testing, and distribution to tailor resin solutions while keeping lead times short. Newko also supports recycled-content materials and reclaim programs, extending its role beyond resin supply into plastics recovery and technical support.