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Founded in 1906 to make burial-vault molds, Norwalk Precast Molds now engineers and fabricates precast concrete molds and production equipment at its steel plant in Norwalk, Ohio. The company developed its patented Hydra-Strip® system and offers more than 150 established designs, while treating custom mold requests as opportunities for new solutions. Norwalk was also among the first members of the National Precast Concrete Association.
Founded in 1926 as a Dayton tool and die shop, Norwood Medical now engineers and manufactures precision medical-device components and assemblies for the surgical industry. Its 700,000-square-foot Dayton campus brings more than 30 capabilities under one roof, supporting products used in 13 million surgeries worldwide each year. Norwood became part of the family-owned Heraeus Group in 2021 and backs its medical focus with a 95-member quality team and an ISO 13485:2016-certified quality system.
Founded in 1967, Berea-based NOSHOK makes industrial measurement instrumentation, building its reputation as one of the first companies to offer liquid-filled pressure gauges. Its products support pressure, level and temperature measurement along with associated valves, seals and filtration, while its application-focused Product Solutions Managers help customers match instrumentation to demanding industrial uses. NOSHOK has held ISO 9001 registration since 2007 and acquired KING Engineering, including KING-GAGE and KING Filters, in 2019.
Nostrum Laboratories, Inc. develops, manufactures, and markets pharmaceutical medicines. Its stated mission emphasizes competitively priced quality products intended to benefit patients, and its listed portfolio includes prescription oral medicines in multiple dosage forms.
Amanda Cox’s family tradition of making holiday treats grew into Nothing But Chocolate, a Cambridge shop that handcrafts chocolates in small batches. The business carries that personal touch through each piece, from its smooth, creamy chocolate to the packaging and presentation, and also makes fudge for community fundraisers.
Nouryon is a global specialty-chemicals manufacturer supplying chemistry used in everyday products and industrial processes. Headquartered in Radnor, Pennsylvania, and Amsterdam, the company operates in more than 80 countries, with particular depth in pulp and paper through its Eka® bleaching services and on-site Chemical Island facilities. Its integrated model places chemical production beside customers’ pulp mills, with the first such Brazilian operation coming online in 2005.
NOV is a global energy-technology company whose family of businesses draws on more than 150 years of experience. It is known for helping energy operators work through changing technical challenges, with equipment and operational support spanning drilling, production, and newer energy-transition applications.
Since 1970, Nova Craft Canoe has built Canadian-made canoes in London, Ontario, growing from a garage operation producing fiberglass boats into a manufacturer of classic designs rendered in modern composite and polyethylene materials. Its best-known Prospector is a versatile, gear-hauling tripping canoe rooted in Canadian canoeing history, while the broader catalogue serves paddlers from quiet-water families to backcountry and whitewater travelers. Nova Craft also repairs composite canoes from any brand at its London factory and backs its canoes with a limited lifetime warranty for the original owner.
For more than 40 years, Nova Manufacturing has grown across multiple generations into a Mentor, Ohio machining facility known for taking projects from early ideas through finished parts. Its 27,000-square-foot operation serves customers with precision machining and assembly for metal and plastic components, backed by an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Founded in 1979, Nova Steel is a Canadian, family-owned steel manufacturer that processes, fabricates, and distributes steel for customers across North America. Its network spans 20-plus plants in Canada, the United States, and Mexico, combining service-center operations with custom welded assemblies and specialized manufacturing. The company’s specialized operations are ISO 9001:2015 certified and support production from prototype through high-volume programs.
Since its incorporation in 2001, Nova has built its identity around short-run specialty coating work and close collaboration with manufacturers facing demanding production schedules. The Bedford company develops adhesive materials for converters and print providers, including custom solutions when standard specifications do not fit, and maintains ISO 9001 certification earned in 2012.
Founded in 1982, Novacel makes surface-protection and process materials for industrial manufacturing, including protective films used on materials such as metal and plastics. The company grew through acquisitions in Italy, the United States and elsewhere, and now reports more than 700 employees, over 3,000 customers and 40 manufacturing sites worldwide. Its stated focus is developing surface solutions and supporting customers’ industrial processes.
Founded in 1977, Novagard is a Cleveland-based American manufacturer of high-performance silicones, with a long-standing specialty in silicone formulation and manufacturing. Its products serve electronics, transportation and automotive, manufacturing, construction, medical, and military markets. The company identifies as woman-owned and says it has ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 quality systems.
Novar is described in the submitted source context as a Honeywell company and a global provider of multi-site energy management. Its offering includes energy management solutions, cloud-based energy information management, building automation solutions, equipment installation and project management, and ongoing operation services for businesses with multiple locations.
NovationSi is a Barberton, Ohio silicone specialist known for applying decades of experience to custom formulations for processors, mixers, and fabricators. Its PURmix® compounds extend silicone into electrically conductive applications, including medical-device designs, while the company also provides color-matching support for silicone manufacturers.
Founded in 1994 as a hologram research-and-development company, Bowling Green’s NovaVision manufactures anti-tampering and anti-counterfeiting products, including holographic security labels and tamper-evident tape. The company serves customers globally from a 47,000-square-foot production operation and additional U.S. sites, with 170 full-time employees. NovaVision’s security-focused manufacturing is backed by ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14298:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications, along with CTPAT certification at its Bowling Green facility.
Novelis produces low-carbon flat-rolled aluminum products and is the world’s largest aluminum recycler. Its integrated network of rolling and recycling facilities spans four continents, supplying aluminum sheet to customers in aerospace, automotive, beverage packaging and specialty markets. The company says it recycles more than 85 billion beverage cans each year and is a subsidiary of Hindalco Industries Limited.
Born from B.F. Goodrich’s Novitane line, Novex has been an Ohio polyurethane manufacturer since 1987, serving industrial customers around the world. The company moved into a Barberton facility in 2024, doubling its operating capacity while continuing its focus on durable materials for demanding applications.
Novex Products is a growing Lorain, Ohio manufacturer serving paper distributors, supply houses, and retail customers. It also handles private-label work for large orders, tailoring paper products to customer specifications.
Born from the 2010 merger of two northeast Ohio businesses—Laser Printing Solutions, founded in 1994, and Wheeler Publishing, founded in 1991—Novex Systems brings their combined experience to custom warehouse identification work. The company is known for using specialized database techniques in variable-data printing, turning client information into labels tailored to demanding warehouse environments. Its work serves operations that need durable, data-driven identification, particularly in cold storage and freezer facilities.