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Nomura DS builds CNC machine tools that pair the precision heritage of Swiss screw machining with the speed of compact machining centers. Its Swiss-type lathes are designed for intricate, miniature and slender parts, while its compact mills bring high-speed drilling, tapping and milling into a smaller footprint. The company says it brings more than five decades of CNC manufacturing expertise and backs every new machine with a full five-year parts-and-labor warranty, along with 24/7 support.
Founded in 1954, Dayton-based Non-Ferrous Casting is a U.S. manufacturer with more than 70 years of experience making precision castings for demanding industrial customers. Its 12,000-square-foot facility supports both prototype work and production orders, serving manufacturers in fields such as aerospace and automotive.
Born from Cydney Weingart’s breastfeeding pamphlet for a local WIC clinic more than 30 years ago, Cleveland-based Noodle Soup creates low-literacy health education materials and family outreach products for public health and family-service agencies nationwide. Breastfeeding remains its cornerstone, while its colorful books and resources now help families learn about nutrition, parenting, healthy living and early childhood development. Female-owned and mission-driven, the company also offers customizable materials for agencies and hospitals.
Nook Industries designs, engineers, and manufactures linear motion systems and solutions, including ball and acme screws, screw jacks, electric cylinders, linear actuators, and linear guides. Submitted source context identifies applications across aerospace and defense, industrial automation, and other industries.
Nordec, Inc. is a commercial printer and physical-goods producer established in 1962, with roots in screen printing dating to 1957. It has developed from producing water-transfer decals into a producer of printed and formed items, including decals and point-of-purchase displays, using virtually all UV production. The company serves clients across North America from its Stow, Ohio facility.
Rebranded from Kuhns MFG while retaining the same ownership, Norden Mfg fabricates farm equipment in North Bloomfield, Ohio, with a particular focus on mechanically operated hay-baling systems that group and move small square bales. The company has been fabricating its own products since 2017 and also takes on parts manufacturing, using in-house fabrication and finishing capabilities. Its bale accumulators work without hydraulics or electronics, relying on gravity and the baler’s excess energy to reduce manual handling in the field.
Since its founding in 1992, Nordic Lights has grown from Finland’s west coast into a global manufacturer known for durable lighting for heavy-duty vehicles. Its Jakobstad site brings together engineering, testing, and assembly, while close OEM partnerships help the company tailor work lights to demanding machinery.
NordicTrack builds connected home-fitness equipment, with a long cardio legacy centered on treadmills and an iFIT system that synchronizes machines with trainer-led workouts. Its newer Ultra line extends that approach into Pilates, including reformers with enclosed spring systems, built-in touchscreens, and real-time performance tracking. The company says its treadmills include models capable of a 40% incline and identifies itself as the official treadmill of the Boston Marathon.
From hot-melt adhesive dispensing for electric-vehicle batteries to inspection and coating equipment, Nordson Corporation manufactures precision technology for critical industrial production. Headquartered in Westlake, Ohio, the company draws on more than 60 years of expertise and operates across a global portfolio of specialized divisions. Its Product Assembly division is especially known for dispensing systems used in automotive assembly, solar modules and other manufactured goods, including a battery-pack application it pioneered more than 30 years ago.
Founded in Amherst, Ohio, in 1954 by brothers Eric and Evan Nord, Nordson Corporation makes precision manufacturing equipment for dispensing, coating and inspection. Its systems help manufacturers control processes ranging from adhesive bonding to industrial measurement, with a notable role in electric-vehicle battery production: Nordson says it invented the first hot-melt application for mobile battery packs more than 30 years ago. The company now operates in more than 35 countries, while its Measurement & Control Solutions division remains headquartered in Dayton, Ohio.
For more than 50 years, Norlake Manufacturing Company has designed and built custom transformers and magnetics in Northern Ohio, growing from four employees to more than 100 across four Lorain County facilities. Its engineering team brings over a century of combined transformer-design experience to prototypes, production runs, and specialized medium-voltage work, including the patented Eagle 18-pulse autotransformer. Norlake has been privately owned under its current ownership for over 40 years and is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded in Cleveland in 1946, Norman Noble manufactures precision medical implants and device components, with particular expertise in nitinol micromachining and laser processing. The company has grown from a garage operation into a six-facility manufacturer with more than 750 employees and over 280,000 square feet of production space, supporting projects from rapid prototype through commercialization. Norman Noble’s proprietary STEALTH athermal laser technology and vertically integrated finishing capabilities are backed by an ISO 13485:2016-registered quality system and more than 1,700 process validations for Class II and III devices.
From its Cincinnati headquarters, Norris Products Corporation designs, manufactures, and distributes transport products ranging from school-meal delivery systems to hand carts and OEM handle-and-wheel systems. The private-label manufacturer has more than 25 years of industry experience and works with customers from initial design through manufacturing and fulfillment. Norris operates a U.S. distribution center alongside partner factories overseas, with additional offices in Jiaxing, China.
Norsk Hydro ASA is an aluminium and renewable energy company that develops and produces aluminium products, including extruded profiles, and provides further processing of those profiles into production-ready parts. Founded in 1905, Hydro says it has 32,000 employees across more than 140 locations in 40 countries, and identifies renewable energy as a longstanding part of its business.
For more than 60 years, Norstar Aluminum Molds has made tooling for the rotational molding industry, pioneering aluminum mold-making technology along the way. From two manufacturing locations totaling more than 100,000 square feet, the company combines experienced shop-floor craftsmanship with casting and CNC capabilities to develop efficient, application-specific molds. Since the early 1990s, Norstar has emphasized creative tooling solutions intended to improve mold operation and production efficiency.
With more than 40 years of temperature-sensing experience, North America Controls is a Cleveland, Ohio manufacturer known for making USA-made sensing equipment to customer specifications. It supports industrial and laboratory users with tailored measurement solutions and guidance from product selection through installation and training.
Founded in 1974, Mentor-based North American Coating Laboratories develops and applies thin-film optical coatings for glass and polymer optics, serving applications from ophthalmic lenses to aerospace, medical and automotive systems. NACL is one of the few organizations offering both vacuum- and dip-applied coating solutions under one roof, including custom infrared coatings spanning ultraviolet through long-wave infrared. Its 42,000-square-foot facility supports work ranging from single-piece research runs to production volumes of up to one million pieces, backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and ITAR registration.
Established in 1985, North American Imaging supplies and services replacement imaging equipment for medical diagnostics and non-destructive testing, with a particular focus on X-ray tubes and image intensifiers. Its TubeSource Tested line gives pre-owned components a documented multi-step inspection and warranty, while its engineering team supports NDT equipment repair, maintenance, and upgrades. NAI operates under ISO 13485:2003 and serves manufacturers in fields including automotive, aerospace, and transportation.
Since 1987, North American Kitchen Solutions has been a U.S. manufacturer serving the foodservice industry from production facilities in Ohio, Georgia, and Texas. The company is known for designing commercial kitchen ventilation systems for projects that require code-compliant, purpose-built solutions, including installations where space is tight.
North American Plastics, known as Noramco, makes can liners and custom packaging at its U.S. manufacturing operation. One of the last privately owned companies in its field, Noramco supplies HDPE and LLDPE liners alongside its proprietary photodegradable TruBio line, which is designed to degrade within 240 days. Its products serve settings from industrial facilities to food and hospitality operations and healthcare.