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Founded in 1983, Northeastern Precision Products Corp. is a Bensalem manufacturer known for supplying close-tolerance metal components to aerospace, defense, and commercial customers. Its 40,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility supports custom work for both production orders and rapid prototypes. The company’s quality credentials include ISO 9001 and AS9100 registration, along with Nadcap accreditation and ITAR registration.
For more than 40 years, Northeimer has built complex cable assemblies and wiring systems at its Leesport, Pennsylvania facility, helping OEMs turn interconnect designs into finished products. The midsize manufacturer supports projects from prototypes through large production runs and is particularly suited to challenging, precise work that can include broader product builds. Northeimer holds AS9100 aerospace quality certification and maintains automated processing and testing equipment for demanding applications.
Three generations have shaped Northway Industries since its 1966 founding in Middleburg, Pennsylvania, where the community-owned company remains locally rooted in the Central Susquehanna Valley. Its more than 100,000-square-foot facility provides contract manufacturing support for millworkers, dealers, and fabrication partners across commercial and residential markets.
For 40 years, Northwestern Manufacturing has produced precision-machined parts from diverse alloys, while also handling hardfacing and welding work in Lake City, Pennsylvania. Its capabilities range from one-off components to large production runs, including complex mill/turn work and close-tolerance EDM for exotic materials. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 certifications and is qualified under ASME Sections VIII and IX for welding.
Norwood Manufacturing provides custom manufacturing services, with a focus on metal fabrication work such as welding and laser cutting. Its website also identifies two facilities, Plant A and Plant B, but does not provide their locations or an establishment date.
Since 1906, Nosco has produced printed packaging for pharmaceutical, natural health and consumer-product brands. The 100% employee-owned company now operates five facilities and employs more than 650 people, pairing its long packaging history with solutions engineering and a Packaging Innovation Center in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin. Nosco is particularly suited to regulated markets, with a harmonized cGMP quality system and virtual audits spanning all five manufacturing sites.
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.
More than 150 years of experience define NOV, a global family of companies serving the energy industry with technical expertise and operational support. Its work helps customers operate drilling and production equipment while extending into industrial markets and the energy transition.
NOVA Chemicals produces polyethylene resins and ethylene at manufacturing facilities in Canada and the United States. Its operations include producing chemical co-products from ethylene production and mechanically recycling post-consumer plastic film into recycled polyethylene at its Connersville, Indiana facility. NOVA Chemicals has combined with Borouge and Borealis to form Borouge International.
Family-owned by Walt and Katie Novosel, Nova Destinations grew from a garage winemaking experiment into a 150-acre gathering place in Pulaski, Pennsylvania. The Novosels opened Nova Cellars in 2012 and built the business around family-focused experiences, community giving, and a place where visitors can stay awhile. Its distinctive Project Wonder experience uses a Nova Key to unlock an evolving story across the property.
Family-owned Nova Destinations grew from Walt and Katie Novosel’s small garage winemaking experiment into a community destination in western Pennsylvania. The Novosels opened Nova Cellars in 2012 and have shaped the business around family-focused experiences and giving back, including the Operation Grape nonprofit. Its 150-acre Pulaski property now brings people together for themed events and a distinctive interactive story experience.
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 1995, Novae is a North American manufacturer of open and enclosed trailers and truck bodies, with a portfolio of brands producing equipment made in the USA. The company grew from manufacturing mower sulkies and modular tool storage into trailer production, and now operates across multiple states with more than 1,500 employees. Its brands serve commercial and recreational users with products made from aluminum and steel.
Novares is a global plastic solutions provider that designs and manufactures complex components and systems for the automotive industry. Founded in 1955 as Mecaplast, the company pioneered the first plastic fan and plastic cam cover, and today produces a wide range of interior, exterior, powertrain, and e-powertrain components. With a global footprint in 22 countries and over 200 engineers dedicated to R&D, Novares focuses on lightweight, innovative plastic solutions for hybrid, electric, and connected vehicles.
Novasentis is presented as a publisher focused on explaining gamification in casino gaming. Its content examines how digital gambling platforms use engagement design while highlighting the need for transparency and responsible play.
NovaTech Automation is a U.S.-based manufacturer of automation, control, and communication products for electric utilities and process manufacturers. Founded in 1979, the privately owned, veteran-led company designs and manufactures its products in the United States and supports customers worldwide through field offices and regional partners. Its work centers on helping operators automate and manage power-grid infrastructure while extending the service life of legacy equipment.
Founded by Alfonse Novelli in 2002, Bethlehem-based Novation Inc. designs and manufactures automatic web-flagging and defect-tracking equipment for printers and converters. Its WebFlagger systems mark defects on fast-moving webs without putting operators near moving machinery, while its ScrapTracker software records each defect’s location for later processing. Novation says its equipment is made in the USA and has more than 1,500 installations worldwide, marking over 50 million defects.
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.
Serving North America since 1987, Pittsburgh-based novel electronics inc. is known for applying calibrated sensor technology to precise load-distribution measurement. The company works with novel gmbh of Munich to support researchers, clinicians, universities and industrial customers, with its systems notably used in a NASA International Space Station treadmill study.
Founded in Munich in 1978, novel GmbH develops calibrated sensor systems that measure pressure and force where surfaces meet—from the foot inside a shoe to a hand on a tool or a body on a seat. The company remains relatively small and highly specialized, with its systems used in medical practice, biomechanics, industrial development and research worldwide. Its measurement technology is managed under ISO 13485-based quality processes and is supported by scientific software, custom development and training.