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Women-owned Micro Precision Components has spent more than 25 years building a reputation for careful, high-precision work and attentive service from its Bloomfield shop. The company makes micro and non-micro components for demanding customers, including aerospace and medical manufacturers, with quality systems certified to ISO 9001 and work performed under ITAR registration.
Founded in 1965, Micro Technologies is a precision manufacturer known for tackling complex, safety-critical component work that others may consider too difficult. Its purpose-built Costa Rica operation serves global OEMs in fields including automotive, medical and aerospace, and has delivered billions of components to more than 30 countries. Micro combines manufacturing with an in-house innovation team so customers can move from a difficult design challenge to a production-ready solution through a single accountable partner.
Founded in 1969, MicroCentric Corp. is a Plainview, New York manufacturer known for unusually precise workholding, with many of its chucks repeating within 0.00005 inch. Its in-house facility also develops custom workholding systems for specific machining applications, serving customers through a European subsidiary established in 1995.
From its Chandler headquarters, Microchip Technology Inc. makes semiconductors and provides the manufacturing services behind them, with products spanning microcontrollers, analog devices, FPGAs and other embedded technologies. Its distinctive strength is an integrated global manufacturing network that includes internal wafer fabrication, assembly and testing, along with more than 30 years of advanced packaging work in Caldicot, South Wales. The company reports 19,000 employees, 100,000 customers worldwide and six high-volume plus 14 specialty factories.
MicroDental Laboratories is a North American network of dental laboratories that fabricates restorative dental work and appliances for dentists, combining artistic craftsmanship with digital technology. The company distinguishes itself through a full-service model built around Certified Dental Technicians, collaborative case planning, and a Digital Advantage Team that helps practices adopt and troubleshoot intraoral scanning workflows. Its labs also support specialized implant and sleep-dentistry cases while using FDA-compliant materials and a systemized quality process.
Rochester-based MicroEra Power develops THERMAplus™, an on-site thermal energy storage system that helps commercial buildings shift heating and cooling loads to lower-cost, lower-carbon periods. Its tunable phase-change materials and smart controls integrate with existing HVAC equipment, while expanded laboratory space supports building and testing the system at scale. Founded by CEO Eleanor Rusling and CTO James Grieve, the company’s work is supported by NYSERDA and the U.S. Department of Energy.
Founded in 1979, MicroMax Computer Intelligence is a New York City engineering company known for designing specialized computer systems for mission-critical applications. Its staff develops rugged industrial and onboard computers tailored to the needs of transportation operators, manufacturers, and public agencies.
Founded in Yonkers in 1954 by chemist Herbert J. Kander, Micromold Products manufactures corrosion-resistant plastic components and systems for process industries. One of the earliest processors of PTFE, the company combines in-house engineering and fabrication with proprietary methods for machining, fusing, and welding high-performance fluoropolymers. Its FLUOR-O-FLO® line grew from early PTFE gaskets and seals into products such as PTFE piping and custom process parts, all made in the USA.
Family-owned Micron Industries has carried Stephan Schmidt’s Rochester manufacturing tradition forward since he founded the company in 1972. What began as a tool-and-die shop now serves demanding aerospace and other industrial customers, with a hands-on culture shaped by the Schmidt family and a reputation for taking on complex work such as gun drilling. Micron holds AS9100D aerospace certification and is ITAR registered.
Micronsight LLC is a pioneering startup focused on making material innovation less dependent on lengthy, costly trial-and-error testing. It develops AI-enhanced imaging for real-time material analysis, helping organizations in fields such as aerospace and automotive validate new materials more quickly.
Born from a 2016 Kickstarter, Microscape turns aerial scan data into detailed, modular 1:5000 architectural models of cities. Its six-inch tiles capture places such as Manhattan and downtown Chicago, fitting together into display pieces or custom commissions, including a 48-by-30-inch Seattle model. Microscape produces its models and frames on demand in-house at its West Chicago, Illinois production shop.
For more than 45 years, Micross has built its name around high-reliability microelectronics for demanding aerospace, defense, space and medical programs. The U.S.-based company is recognized as a DMEA DoD Trusted Source OSAT provider, supporting customers with packaging and testing services for system-critical applications.
Micross is a U.S.-based OSAT manufacturer providing high-reliability microelectronic components and services, from die and wafer processing through assembly, packaging, testing and component modification. With operations across North America and Europe, the company supports system-critical applications in aerospace, defense, space, medical and other demanding markets. Its in-house assembly capabilities include complex circuit-card work and advanced packaging, while its DMEA Trusted Source status and QML-certified component offerings reflect its focus on reliability and supply-chain continuity.
For more than 45 years, Micross has built its name around high-reliability microelectronics for missions where component performance matters, including aerospace and defense applications. The company is the largest U.S.-based OSAT manufacturer and a DMEA DoD Trusted Source, providing semiconductor assembly and testing for customers who need a domestic supply chain.
New York City-based Microtex develops trend-driven consumer products and packaging for major retailers, with in-house design supporting its Manhattan Kids and Manhattan Pets collections. Its offerings bring a home-aesthetic sensibility to everyday family and pet goods, while factory-direct sourcing and international shipping support retail programs from concept through delivery.
Rochester-based Microthreaded Products, Inc. specializes in manufacturing miniature set screws and other screw-machine products, with sizes starting at 0-80 and parts made on-site in its New York facility. The company’s small-diameter expertise includes parts made to ANSI specifications, print-based jobs, and DFAR- and RoHS-compliant set screws where applicable.
Founded in 1994 by former Zeiss Semiconductor engineer Reiner Fenske, Microtronic designs and manufactures automated equipment for semiconductor wafer defect inspection, sorting, and metrology. Its U.S.-made EAGLEview platform grew from the company’s early inspection microscopes into high-throughput systems that create a full-color image of every wafer, with integrated software for analysis and process control. Based in New York, Microtronic serves semiconductor manufacturers and fabs worldwide and has received supplier awards from Lucent Technologies and Texas Instruments.
Founded in 1967, Microwave Filter Company is an East Syracuse small business known for building mission-critical RF solutions in the United States. Its 40,000-square-foot facility supports custom filter work for communications and defense customers, with testing available to 50 GHz.
Mid Island Steel Corp. is a 30,000 square foot steel fabrication shop based in Medford, New York, with over 40 years of experience serving Long Island and the tri-state area. The company fabricates structural, ornamental, and custom steel products for residential and commercial projects, from small residential jobs to multi-level structures. It employs AWS certified welders and uses advanced CNC machinery from Peddinghaus, Amada, and Geka to deliver precision steel components.
Founded by Michael LaFauci to address gaps in medication security, MIDAS Healthcare Solutions develops technology for secure, accountable medication disposal in hospitals. Its MidasVIEW™ system combines video verification, digital records and medication sampling to make drug wasting visible and reviewable, while its Anytime Witness™ feature lets witnesses confirm disposal without being present in real time.