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For more than fifty years, Odell Electronics Cleaning Stations in Westlake, Ohio, has made aqueous cleaning systems and drying chambers for cleaning and restoring electronics. Its equipment ranges from mobile chambers that fit through a standard 36-inch doorway to the compact PC-2 portable station, which is built into a heavy-duty shipping case for job-site work.
ODL, Inc. is a family-owned, privately operated building-materials manufacturer whose history of making home products dates to 1945. It is known for entry doors, doorlights and enclosed blinds, and it designs and fabricates insulated glass offerings from its headquarters in Zeeland, Michigan, with locations in Tennessee and internationally.
OdorNo makes American-made disposable bags with odor-barrier technology, designed to contain smells from everyday waste and other malodorous materials. Based in Avon, Ohio, the veteran-owned company positions its products as a social enterprise, pairing practical odor control with bags made without harsh chemicals and an emphasis on environmental responsibility. Its bags serve both household needs and commercial settings such as healthcare facilities, while also supporting private-label licensing and custom orders.
Toledo-based Off Contact Productions makes modular JPanel displays, digital graphics and precision screen-printing systems, taking projects from concept through production under one roof. Its screen-printing division has supplied frame systems and pre-press solutions to manufacturers across the United States for more than 25 years, with a 15,000-square-foot facility supporting custom stretching and imaging work. The company also produces 3M vehicle wraps and environmental graphics, including installations handled by certified installers.
Founded in 2015 by two roommates, OfficeLogixShop grew from a garage operation into a Lewis Center company that professionally renews premium ergonomic office chairs and makes compatible headrests and replacement parts. Its 60,000-square-foot warehouse supports a large refurbished-chair inventory, while its proprietary headrest line includes patented designs developed in-house. The company serves both individual workspaces and business orders from its Ohio showroom and distribution operation.
OfficeGraphics combines commercial printing with in-house design, web development and digital marketing to help businesses build a recognizable brand. Based in Lehi, Utah, the company treats print as part of a broader marketing solution, supporting projects from custom business cards and brochures to large-format signage and trade-show environments. It also develops targeted materials for manufacturers, healthcare organizations, real estate professionals and small businesses.
Family-owned since 1959, OGS Industries manufactures precision metal components through stamping, fabrication, machining, and assembly for demanding U.S. markets. The Akron-based company operates three manufacturing facilities with 120 employees and produces parts used in applications ranging from aircraft engines to medical equipment. OGS is also the home of Akron CNC Training Center, connecting its production floor with local workforce development.
With more than 10 years of industry experience, Cleveland-based Ohio Air and Trim Services LLC is known for handling air-conveying projects in-house from design through installation. The company serves paper, corrugated, and can manufacturers with custom systems for trim removal and dust control, along with support for keeping those systems operating.
Established in 1970, Ohio Aluminum Industries produces complex aluminum castings and describes itself as a leader in this work. Its 75,000-square-foot foundry makes sand and permanent-mold castings, with a separate 15,000-square-foot storage facility. The company serves aerospace, defense, automotive, and commercial customers, and reports that no customer accounts for more than 20% of sales.
Founded in Columbus in 1994 by three aluminum-finishing specialists, Ohio Anodizing Company operates a job-shop anodizing and aluminum-finishing business for architectural, automotive, transit and other applications. Its 30-foot architectural anodizing tanks support large-volume work, while two smaller lines handle specialized finishing and RoHS-compliant clear chromate conversion coatings. The company emphasizes expedited orders, quality and timely delivery while maintaining the flexibility of a job shop.
Founded in Cleveland in 1865 by Civil War veterans James and Jacob Wagner as Wagner Awning & Tents, Ohio Awning & Manufacturing Company designs and manufactures custom shade products. The family business began with tents, sails, and bags before expanding into awnings, and it now combines its long-standing craft tradition with modern technology. Its products are made in Cleveland, where the company also provides professional installation.
Ohio Carbon Industries makes custom and replacement carbon brushes, developing material grades and prototypes for applications ranging from motors and generators to aerospace, medical equipment, and wind turbines. The company also supplies transit-system components and represents Carbex in the United States, including its i-BRUSH remote monitoring system for wind turbine brushes. Its U.S.-manufactured products are made under an ISO 9001:2015-registered quality management system, and the company is an SBA small business and ITAR-registered subcontractor.
Established in 1993 and built along the Ohio River in Yorkville, Ohio Coatings Company makes electrolytic tin plate steel for packaging and industrial manufacturers. Its 130,000-square-foot facility was North America’s first new electrolytic tin-plating mill in more than 30 years, and its continuous 550-foot line can produce up to 300,000 tons annually. The company has maintained ISO 9001 registration for the manufacture and supply of tin plate, with its current registration extending through November 2026.
With more than 40 years in the die-making industry, Ohio Custom Dies designs and manufactures aluminum extrusion dies and custom precision-machined parts. The North Jackson company works directly with customers from design through production, using documented feedback to refine future die designs and support better first runs. Its extrusion dies range from 4 to 22 inches in diameter, alongside tooling and customized machinery parts for industrial manufacturers.
Ohio Drill & Tool Company has been manufacturing precision-ground drills and cutting tools in the same Homeworth location since 1948. Founded by George and Helen Sanor as a basement maker of ballpoint-pen drill bits, the family-owned business now spans three generations and continues to make its tools in the USA. Its work is built around precise workmanship, personal service, and dependable order fulfillment.
Ohio Drum, LLC manufactures rotary drums, dryers, replacement wear parts, and custom fabrications for asphalt, concrete, mining, agricultural, and chemical process plants. Its capabilities include steel fabrication, plate rolling, welding, plasma cutting, and custom fabrication of shells, hoppers, ductwork, baghouses, knockouts, and conveyors.
Founded in 1998, Ohio Elastomers manufactures engineered rubber parts through transfer molding, taking projects from prototype to production in its custom-built 21,000-square-foot facility. The Perry company is particularly known for rubber-to-metal bonding used in suspension bushings, while its in-house toolmaking and 3,000-square-foot machine shop give it control over mold production and manufacturing. Purchased by Trisha and Josh Zaller in 2024, Ohio Elastomers is now building a family legacy around its founder’s work.
Born in 1978 in Jack and Martha McMullen’s basement, Ohio Electric Control builds standard and custom electrical control panels, with particular depth in water and wastewater applications. The Ashland manufacturer has grown from its first order of 2,500 panels into a three-generation family business, operating from a 25,000-square-foot facility and now part of the SJE team. Its engineers and technicians take projects from design through fabrication and programming, including specialized pump control systems for OEMs and other industrial customers.
Since Robert Nelson founded it in Cleveland in 1936, Ohio Envelope Manufacturing Company has grown into an independent, locally owned manufacturer serving commercial printers and direct-mail distributors. Now operating from a 35,000-square-foot Brook Park facility, the company is known for quick responses and careful, personalized service on both routine orders and unusual projects.
Since 1945, Ohio Fabricators Company has built its reputation as a central Ohio manufacturer trusted for flexible, custom work and dependable delivery. Its 45,000-square-foot facility brings production under one roof, where a veteran workforce serves hydraulic-equipment manufacturers and users with filtration solutions shaped to their specifications. The company’s quality system is third-party certified to ISO 9001:2015.