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Established in 1982, Ohio Flexible Packaging Company is a South Lebanon flexographic printer producing printed packaging products and custom labels. Its work includes labels for cleansers and canisters as well as heat-transfer labels, backed by decades of industry knowledge and an emphasis on detail, quality, and customer care.
Based in Bucyrus, Ohio, Ohio Foam Corporation converts and manufactures flexible foam products, turning customer concepts into finished parts and protective packaging. Its in-house fabrication capabilities support specialty work and quick turnaround, while the company is also known for its patented “Perfect Seat.” Ohio Foam holds ISO 9001:2015 registration and serves applications ranging from transportation and furniture to medical and military equipment.
Ohio Forest Products, LLC is a family-owned hardwood lumber producer and timber-management company founded in 1978 as Jelloway Hardwoods. Revitalized under its current name in 2021, it sources standing timber and mills hardwoods into lumber, serving Ohio landowners as well as furniture and wholesale markets.
Since 1990, Ohio Galvanized Tube has grown from Tucker Sales, a small tube reseller, into an Ashland-based supplier of galvanized steel tubing and custom fabrication. Its 30,000-square-foot operation supports manufacturers and specialty builders with stocked material and fabrication tailored to applications ranging from greenhouses to conveyor systems. The company has also served as an Allied Tube & Conduit direct sales representative and distributor for more than 20 years, and became a Valmont Tubing direct sales representative in 2008.
For more than 35 years, Ohio Glass and Aluminum has provided Central Ohio with full-line commercial glazing, taking projects from engineering through installation. The company emphasizes durable craftsmanship and straightforward scheduling and budgeting, with experience spanning prominent work such as installations at the Columbus Museum of Art. Mike Zook, who became president in 2016, carries forward the legacy established by Glenn and John Zook.
Founded in 1970 with one man, a welding machine and some grating inventory, Ohio Gratings, Inc. manufactures and custom-fabricates metal bar grating and flooring for industrial, commercial and architectural projects. The Canton company has grown into a multisite operation with more than 475 associates and describes itself as America’s only privately owned full-line grating manufacturer. Its engineered traction products include Wheels n’ Heels®, which combines pedestrian comfort with vehicular loading capability, and ALGRIP® and OnGrip® slip-resistant surfaces.
Ohio Heat Transfer manufactures heavy-duty aluminum heat exchangers and custom cooling packages for industrial equipment, including drop-in replacements for obsolete or OEM units. Its engineering team designs systems around the equipment’s operating environment, while its work spans applications from earthmoving and power generation to oil and gas exploration. The company serves major accounts and industrial-equipment distributors rather than the retail marketplace and operates under ISO 9001 and ASME Section IX-certified procedures.
Founded in a Mt. Healthy garage in 1944, Ohio Hydraulics makes hydraulic hose assemblies and fittings while also repairing cylinders and fabricating custom components for Cincinnati-area industry. Now led by the third and fourth generations of the Davis family, the company works from a 21,000-square-foot Sharonville facility and is known for its “Assemblies While U Wait” service.
Started in 1978, Ohio Industrial Sales, Inc. is a Twinsburg industrial company known for solving high-temperature insulation needs with experienced in-house installation crews. Its 25,000-square-foot facility supports custom work for manufacturers in the metals and process industries, while its operations staff brings more than 100 years of combined refractory-insulation experience.
Since 1997, Ohio Laser has produced precision-fabricated metal parts and assemblies for OEMs, combining automated flat and tube laser cutting with in-house fabrication and machining. The Plain City manufacturer handles both complex, high-volume programs and smaller production needs, with engineering support for improving part manufacturability and customer-supplied material management. Ohio Laser operates as a Hickey Metal subsidiary and is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1999, Cleveland-based Ohio Lumex develops analytical instruments and measurement systems for industrial emissions, gaseous fuels, air quality, and life-science research. The company is especially known for its mercury-measurement technology, which became a U.S. EPA standard, and it pairs those instruments with an NELAP- and A2LA-accredited laboratory and field services. Its expanded laboratory and engineering operation supports customers with gas analysis from development through onsite testing.
Since 1917, Ohio Magnetics, Inc. has designed and manufactured lifting magnet systems and magnetic separation equipment from its 115,000-square-foot facility in Maple Heights, Ohio. Its Stearns™ separation equipment serves customers worldwide, while the company also rebuilds lifting and separation magnets from most manufacturers through its Ohio Magnetics Remag Program. Products are made in the USA for steel, scrap, mining and mill applications.
Founded in Hebron, Ohio, in 1996, Ohio Metal Technologies, Inc. manufactures components for the automotive industry. Its automated production lines make heat-treated and electrodeposition-coated drive shafts from steel for U.S. and Japanese automotive manufacturers.
Founded in 1947, Ohio Metallurgical Service provides heat-treating services from its Elyria operation, with laboratory testing to verify work against customer specifications. The company combines modern process controls with the experience of 25 seasoned employees, whose team represents more than 547 years in heat treating and manufacturing. Its quality systems include ISO 9001:2015, aerospace AC7004 and NADCAP Heat Treating accreditation, along with CQI-9 compliance.
Ohio Microwave LLC connects customers with RF and microwave components from U.S. manufacturers, quoting both standard products and parts built to a customer’s drawing or specification. Its catalog spans components such as amplifiers, switches, oscillators and waveguide assemblies, with custom quotation support when a precise requirement is not covered by its listed offerings.
Ohio Mulch is a landscape supply company that has manufactured and sold mulch since Jim Weber II began making hardwood mulch in 1991, following the opening of its first retail store in Blacklick in 1984. It operates production facilities in South Georgia, North Kentucky, Cincinnati, and Columbus, and says it produces more mulch in Ohio than any other manufacturer. The company also recycles yard waste and used computer parts at its retail locations.
Established in 1981, Ohio Ordnance Works designs and manufactures automatic and semi-automatic firearms for military and law-enforcement applications, including light and heavy machine guns supplied to U.S. forces and customers worldwide. From its 35,000-plus-square-foot Chardon facility, the company also makes training-simulator arms and military mounts, building on founder Bob Landies’ background in weapons design and Army armor service. OOW employs more than 80 people and operates under ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Ohio Paper Tube Co manufactures spiral-wound paper tube cores and custom tubes, a business founded in 1968 by William Natale Sr. The Canton company remains third-generation family-owned and operated, producing to customer specifications for industrial and commercial applications.
Ohio Penal Industries operates manufacturing and service shops across Ohio correctional institutions, producing goods such as institutional furniture and providing specialized dental lab work. The program trains nearly 1,200 incarcerated adults in practical workplace skills, with the goal of reducing recidivism and improving employment prospects after release. Its table shop has operated at Southeastern Correctional since 2020, while its dental lab serves state and county institutions under the supervision of a Certified Dental Technician.
Ohio Processors makes food-service products, including aerosol whipped toppings and dairy and non-dairy creamers. Its product line also includes sour dressing, frozen custard, and soft-serve mixes for food-service use.