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In business since 1974, Nick’s Plating Co., Inc. is a long-established Piqua manufacturer serving the Miami Valley and Southwestern Ohio. Its two-shift operation provides industrial plating and polishing, with normal lead times of seven to 14 days and faster service when needed.
Nickles Bakery produces baked goods and has been baking in Navarre, Ohio, since Alfred Nickles opened the Navarre Bakery and Ice Cream Company in 1909. From its one-person bake shop, the company grew into a system of three bakeries and 20 distribution branches, serving customers across seven Midwestern states.
Since 1901, Nicopress has been the signature brand of Cleveland’s National Telephone Supply Company, known for connection systems used where cable and rope must hold securely. Its Cleveland operation manufactures more than 95% of what it sells, serving customers worldwide through authorized distributors and supporting specialized applications with engineering guidance.
Nidec Conversion designs, manufactures and installs electric power, motion and control systems for industrial facilities, with a particular focus on sustainable energy and energy management. Its platform brings together businesses with roots reaching from Ansaldo’s 1899 electro-technical plant in Genoa to Avtron, founded in Cleveland in 1953, and now supports customers through a global network. The company also maintains more than 40 years of experience developing industrial automation control systems and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification for its quality management system.
NIDEC CORPORATION manufactures motors and related products, with capabilities spanning precision HDD motor components and motor-centered modules. It also develops and produces thermal-management products, including cooling solutions for computing and communications equipment.
Marking 120 years in the field, Nidec DESCH is an Arnsberg-based industrial company known for developing dependable power-transmission solutions for machinery manufacturers. Its work spans custom engineering, production and service, with precision drives such as Flexwave supporting demanding automation and robotics applications.
Based in Minster, Ohio, Nidec Minster Corporation builds mid-range-tonnage metal-forming presses and related automation equipment, with particular recognition for machinery used in can making. The company traces its machine-tool manufacturing experience back nearly 130 years and has remanufactured presses and components for more than 70 years. It also provides large-component machining and fabrication, including tight-tolerance work and weldments weighing up to 81,800 kilograms.
Based in Minster, Ohio, Nidec Press & Automation brings together several metal-forming manufacturers to build presses, automation equipment and integrated pressroom systems. Its scope runs from high-speed presses and servo feeds to turnkey lines, with engineering, field service and remanufacturing handled through a global network. Nidec’s remanufacturing heritage is anchored by Nidec Minster, which has more than 125 years of manufacturing experience and over 70 years rebuilding presses and components.
Since 1945, Nidec Vamco has built its identity around high-speed pressroom equipment for metal stamping, carrying forward the exacting standard expressed by founder Patrick J. Gentile: “If it’s almost right, it’s wrong.” The Pittsburgh company is best known for servo feeding systems shaped by its Quantum motion-control technology, serving manufacturers that depend on demanding, high-speed stamping operations.
Founded in 1967 with just 10 members, Nifco has grown into a global manufacturer rooted in the idea that small fastening insights can solve large customer challenges. Nifco America serves automotive manufacturers with injection-molded plastic components, drawing on more than 50 years of experience and an in-house engineering and production operation. The company’s U.S. quality systems include IATF 16949:2016, ISO 14001:2015 and Q1 certification.
Founded in Columbus in April 2022 from a 3D-printing hobby, Niftyfixits makes adjustable pocket-door guides and develops custom solutions for unusual use cases. The small maker business combines virtual design consultations and low-cost prototyping with CAD and CNC experience, while its signature guide is designed to quiet sliding doors and improve their operation. Customer interaction remains central, with custom work shaped directly by the needs of the people using it.
Built by cyclists and engineers in Rocky River, Nikola Innovation makes road clipless pedals with patented guided lateral motion. Its NI Flow pedal grew from a question about pedal paths into a new motion system supported by peer-reviewed biomechanics research, with production kept in Ohio alongside the engineering team. The small company’s combined expertise spans more than 100 years in performance, biomechanics, and product design.
Nile Merry Tools, LLC supplies specialized cutting and pneumatic work tools, serving as the authorized distributor for Japanese manufacturer Muromoto Tekko while also offering its own Nile and Merry brands. The Merry brand carries 90 years of history and Nile 50 years, with custom blade design and manufacturing available for particular applications. Its work-tool operations are ISO 9001 certified.
Founded in Niles, Ohio, in 1973 with one production line and four employees, Niles Building Products manufactures expanded metal and vinyl accessories for stucco, plaster and drywall work. The company has since grown to facilities in four states while keeping its specialty focused on building products for the walls and ceilings industry. Its lineup also includes stainless-steel lath and accessories, and Niles emphasizes direct personal attention to inquiries and orders.
Founded in 1959, family-owned Niles International manufactures expanded metal mesh and related materials in Niles, Ohio, serving applications from industrial access and security fencing to precision aerospace mesh. Its four expanded-metal divisions produce everything from walkway grating to MicroMesh and Aeromesh lightning-strike protection, while its ExPerf process expands solid sheet instead of punching holes. The company operates a 125,000-square-foot manufacturing and warehouse operation under ISO 9001 certification, with its aerospace division certified to AS9100D.
Founded in Copenhagen in 1919, Nilpeter manufactures flexographic, offset and digital presses for narrow- and mid-web labels and flexible packaging. From its Danish roots, the company has grown into an international manufacturer with production facilities in Europe, the United States and Asia, more than 500 employees, and support reaching 65 countries. Its history includes developing UV-flexo and the first true platform-based offset press, while its current portfolio includes modular presses and refurbished equipment.
Founded in 2021 as a spinout from Galois, Dayton-based Niobium Microsystems develops purpose-built silicon and an encrypted cloud platform for computing on data that never has to be decrypted. Its platform combines fully homomorphic encryption with mistic™ hardware and The Fog™ environment, bringing privacy-preserving AI and enterprise workloads from research toward production. Niobium has already produced an ASIC prototype and open-sourced developer tools for building encrypted applications.
Since 1968, Nippon Kornmeyer Carbon Group has built its identity around high-performance materials engineering in close partnership with Japanese graphite manufacturer Nippon Carbon. From its Windhagen base, the company develops carbon-based components for demanding customers in fields such as semiconductor technology and aerospace, with Fraunhofer IISB collaborations behind its patented SICCOTA® and TACCOTA® coating technologies.
Established in 2019 to build its Chattanooga manufacturing facility, Nippon Paint Automotive Americas supplies automotive coating systems across North America and beyond. The company grew through the 2021 merger of NPA Coatings and NB Coatings, bringing together capabilities that span vehicle body and plastic-part applications. NPAA’s operations include a strong environmental focus, including its history of advancing waterborne interior coatings and its certified quality and environmental systems.
Nippon Rika Inc. is the North American business and customer interface of Nippon Rika Industries Corporation. The company supplies mica-based insulation materials, insulation systems, advanced insulation components, and specialized machinery for high-voltage coil and bar manufacturing, serving motors, generators, and related electro-machinery customers.