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Established in Shenzhen in 2006, MKTPCB manufactures printed circuit boards and assembles them into finished PCBAs, taking projects from layout and prototyping through mass production. Its 8,000-square-meter factory employs more than 150 people and produces boards in-house, giving the company control over scheduling and delivery. MKTPCB’s operations are certified to ISO 9001:2000, ISO 14001, TS16949, UL and RoHS requirements.
MM Steel Corp is a family-owned and operated Long Island business known for meticulous work and a strong focus on customer satisfaction. The Port Jefferson Station shop serves residential and commercial clients with welding and custom metal fabrication, taking on projects from individual property work to large-scale construction.
Since 1950, MMC International Corporation has manufactured gauging, sampling, vapor-control and other safety equipment for petroleum and chemical transport vessels and land-based facilities. The Inwood company pioneered solid-state hazardous-environment gauging in 1972 and has remained especially associated with closed and restricted UTI instruments for measuring ullage, temperature and oil-water interface. MMC operates sales and service offices in the United States, United Kingdom and Japan, supported by repair agencies worldwide.
After many years in the magnet business, MMC Magnetics Corp. is an engineered permanent-magnet manufacturer serving demanding programs in aerospace, automotive, computing, and medical fields. The Woodbury company takes work from prototype through production and operates under an ISO 9001:2008 quality-control system.
Buffalo-based MMG Industrial is a 100% woman-owned manufacturer of CNC-machined small- to medium-sized parts, using production turning and milling to serve runs from 10 pieces to 2,000. Its 20,000-square-foot, climate-controlled shop combines multi-shift operations with an in-house metrology lab, helping the company maintain accuracy while shortening lead times and keeping rates competitive. Around-the-clock service is available when customers need it.
MMI Storage Solutions is a Hudson Valley company founded in 1986 as Mobile Media, Inc., originally building mobile systems for the media industry. After moving from New Jersey in the mid-1990s, it developed an in-house manufacturing operation and became known for high-density mobile storage serving retail businesses and other space-conscious workplaces. Today, MMI designs and installs custom shelving systems for commercial customers nationwide.
For more than 30 years, MMP Industries—also known as Melto Metal Products Company—has been a Long Island architectural-metalwork firm known for taking on prominent New York building projects. It works with the construction industry to create and install custom metalwork, with fabrication carried out in its Long Island workshop.
Based in Bay Shore, New York, MnMsigns creates custom signs, vehicle graphics, and printed promotional materials for businesses across the New York City and New Jersey area. Its designers, craftsmen, and installers handle projects from consultation and design through fabrication and installation, with vehicle wraps and carved signs among the company’s featured work. MnMsigns emphasizes collaborative, brand-specific designs rather than off-the-shelf signage.
Known for bringing automotive safety technology to existing fleet vehicles, Mobileye develops retrofit collision-avoidance systems for commercial and public-service operators. Its AI-powered equipment monitors the road and alerts drivers to potential hazards, allowing fleets to add driver-assistance features without replacing their vehicles.
Since 2009, Mobisat SRL has built vehicle-tracking and telematics technology that turns a car’s data into practical security, maintenance, and fleet-management insight. Its systems connect vehicles to mobile apps and service platforms, including theft recovery support through a 24/7 operations center and predictive diagnostics designed to spot problems before they become breakdowns. The company says its devices serve more than 23,000 active vehicles and have helped recover over 1,500 stolen vehicles, with partnerships including KIA Italy and MV Agusta.
Brooklyn-born founder Hanny Lerner’s MOD Restoration brings mid-century modern furniture back to life, with particular expertise in reupholstering and restoring iconic pieces by designers such as Eames, George Nelson, Eero Saarinen and Hans Wegner. At its Sunset Park studio, experienced craftsmen handle furniture from the 1940s through the 1960s as well as traditional and Art Deco pieces, rebuilding worn frames and finishes alongside the upholstery. MOD also maintains a private collection of restored mid-century furniture for sale.
Founded in 1966 in Long Island, New York, Mod-A-Can manufactures precision structural assemblies and avionics displays and enclosures for commercial and defense aerospace customers. The company expanded to Phoenix in 1980 and now supports projects from CAD/CAM-based prototyping through production, with particular experience in complex brazed structures and indicator housings. Mod-A-Can is certified to AS9100 and ISO 9001.
Since 1881, Buffalo-based MOD-PAC Corp. has built its identity around dependable paperboard packaging, growing from its origins as Cooper Paper Box into a company with more than 350 employees. Its in-house production serves consumer-product manufacturers worldwide and the retail confectionery trade, with custom folding cartons and stock boxes made in the United States. MOD-PAC also emphasizes sustainable sourcing and community involvement in Western New York.
Founded by best friends Verda and Tania after they met at Columbia Business School in 2007, Mode Living designs fashionable, versatile table linens and home entertaining accents. The company grew from their search for attractive, accessible linens that could make hosting feel polished without turning it into a production. Its place-inspired collections bring the character of destinations from the Mediterranean to the South Pacific to tables at home, with mix-and-match designs intended to reflect each host’s personal style.
Founded in 2019 in an East Palo Alto hacker house, Mode Wearables develops flexible wearable-energy systems and integrates them into tech-enabled clothing, including a bomber jacket that can power devices and support electronic heating. The company brings together materials science, power electronics, software engineering, and fashion design to make wearable technology less bulky and more natural to wear.
MODELMODEL creates hair extensions and wigs for changing up everyday style, with its catalog centered on human hair, human-hair blends and premium fiber designs. The brand’s Dream Weaver line is especially defined by 100% Virgin Remy Hair wet-and-wavy bundles that are made to regain their curl after washing, while its broader range serves both professional installation and quick styling.
Since its founding in 1989 by Zaki Hossain and Jerry Dabek, Modern Packaging has built its reputation around custom automation for manufacturers that package food and other products. The USA-based company has produced approximately 1,100 machines in more than three decades, with most manufacturing parts made in-house at its 60,000-square-foot facility. Modern is a ProMach product brand.
Modern Picnic makes insulated lunch bags designed to look more like handbags, including its signature Luncher and Large Luncher styles. The brand pairs vegan-leather and wicker-inspired exteriors with practical details such as insulated interiors, reusable leak-proof food containers, and adjustable straps. Its limited-edition Picnic Blanket, created with artist Deanna First, extends the same fashion-meets-function approach outdoors.
Modern Press is a third-generation family printing business founded in Albany in 1946 by Patrick J. Ryan after his service in the U.S. Army Air Corps. The Ryan family has carried the shop from hand-set type to digital printing while preserving its emphasis on quality and friendly service. Today, the company serves local customers and a national funeral-home market through its SameDayPrayerCards.com operation.
Family-run since Jerry Binder and George Kaye founded it in 1951, Modern Settings has carried a Manhattan jewelry-making tradition into its Miami factory. Known historically for gold initials, the company serves wholesale customers while blending hands-on manufacturing traditions with newer technology and continuing to produce in the United States.