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Founded by transportation-industry veteran Puneet Singh, P3 Infrastructure is a Stow, Ohio technology company known for developing polymer systems that help infrastructure owners protect and preserve roads and bridges. Its U.S.-made solutions are built for longer service life and safer driving conditions, including high-friction surfaces for demanding pavement areas.
Since 1981, Paarlo Plastics, Inc. has focused exclusively on custom blow molding, producing hollow thermoplastic parts for customers in industries ranging from toys to medical equipment. Its North Canton operation spans more than 80,000 square feet, runs three shifts daily, and is backed by engineering support that takes projects from part design and tooling through production and assembly. Paarlo has held ISO 9001 certification since 2003 and has produced hundreds of millions of parts.
For more than 50 years, PAC by ProAmpac has built its identity around protecting goods in transit, serving shipping-intensive businesses with packaging made for real fulfillment challenges. Today, its team of more than 1,300 people supports customers across the United States, United Kingdom, Mexico and Malaysia with protective packaging and automated fulfillment solutions.
PAC Machinery is a packaging equipment and materials manufacturer whose history in the industry spans more than six decades. Built through acquisitions of established packaging businesses, it brings together their equipment technologies and expertise, and also manufactures flexible packaging materials at its Milwaukee facility.
Since 1983, Cleveland-based PACE Converting Equipment has built rugged rotary converting machines for manufacturers working with demanding parts and production needs. Its machines are fabricated in-house, with configurable platforms ranging from standard equipment to specialized rotary laminating and die-cutting systems. PACE also drew national attention during the pandemic by delivering a custom single-anvil machine to Ford in about two weeks, helping expand face-shield production from roughly 100,000 to more than 1 million per week.
Founded in 1930, Pacific Industrial began by domesticating production of automotive valve cores and has grown into a manufacturer developing and producing automotive parts in six countries. Its products are used in vehicle bodies and tires, and it also develops IoT products using its core technologies.
Founded in 1966 by Vince Volpe, Pacific Precision straightens metal of all types and alloys, correcting bow and ovality in parts ranging from bar stock to machined components. The Sun Valley company handles small orders with the same attention as large corporate work and is known for fast turnaround, with one-day service often possible. Its clients include Lockheed Martin and NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory.
Founded in 2021 by dog owner Josh Gittelman after watching his family pets demolish ordinary plush toys, Pack Leader Dog Toys designs and supplies reinforced plush toys for tough-chewing dogs. Its flagship toy is made in Mississippi with materials used in military protective gear, combining a durable construction with the squeak and interactive play that hard rubber toys often lack. The Cincinnati-based company developed its prototypes on a rented industrial sewing machine and refined them through feedback from dog owners.
Packaging Corporation of America (PCA) produces containerboard and corrugated packaging products, including custom corrugated packaging for business customers. Founded in 1867, the company operates more than 120 facilities across the United States, including containerboard mills and corrugated-products facilities. PCA integrates containerboard production with packaging conversion and serves customers through a nationwide network of plants and support centers.
Founded in 1959 by modifying steel drums in a Cleveland garage, Packaging Specialties, Inc. now manufactures custom metal shipping and storage containers at its 56,000-square-foot facility in Medina, Ohio. The company originated the Overpack Drum and continues to make specialized packaging for demanding applications, with all containers made and tested in the USA. Its quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and PSI reports a 95% or better on-time delivery record.
Packaging Tech LLC is a Solon, Ohio packaging distributor and manufacturer that develops customized sustainable packaging solutions, with particular experience in corrugated and flexible applications. Founded in 2017 by Steven Williams, the company grew from a Williams family business legacy in the Greater Cleveland area dating to 1945 and supports customers with design, supplier coordination, inventory management, and delivery. PTL is a minority-owned small business with SBA HUBZone and NMSDC MBE certifications, serving consumer packaged goods as well as industrial and U.S. military customers.
Packhill, LLC is a young co-packing company whose experienced team has grown quickly by serving businesses of many sizes. Based in Ohio and Tennessee, it is known for handling industrial packaging work in-house for manufacturers, retailers, and other supply-chain customers, with particular experience protecting precision automotive parts.
Since 1938, PackRite, LLC has been a Columbus, Ohio manufacturer known for rugged, dependable packaging equipment and one-on-one technical support. Its U.S.-made heat-sealing machinery serves manufacturers handling demanding packaging work, from food production to military applications.
Founded in 2013, PacLights is a U.S.-based commercial lighting manufacturer headquartered in Chino, California, with a second distribution and assembly facility in Cincinnati. Known for illuminating tens of millions of square feet of industrial space, the company serves commercial, industrial, and residential facilities with LED lighting solutions and retrofit support.
Founded by Lorne Geddes in 1979, Pacline Overhead Conveyors designs, fabricates, installs, and services overhead conveyor systems for manufacturing and distribution operations. The company has installed more than 2 million feet of conveyor in over 30 countries, and its permanent customer testing facility lets engineers trial unusual configurations and carriers with actual products. Pacline has maintained compliance with ISO 9001 since 2000.
Pacron manufactures protective packaging for products moving through shipping, storage and fulfillment, from its original operations to a 1-million-square-foot manufacturing complex and a newer Ohio facility. Its range combines familiar cushioning materials with curbside-recyclable paper packaging and cold-chain protection, while sustainability efforts include FSC and SFI certifications, an EcoVadis Gold Medal in 2024, and How2Recycle membership. The company emphasizes factory-direct service and quick lead times for customers nationwide.
Pactiv Evergreen manufactures packaging for food and beverages, including gable-top cartons for fresh liquid products. Its PlantCarton cartons are made with about 70% paper, and its packaging range serves food processors, retailers, foodservice, and private-label businesses.
Padulapie makes heritage-inspired baked goods and preserves, with hand-dipped beeswax taper candles also featured in its small catalog. The shop emphasizes vintage recipes, old-world techniques, and patient preparation in crafting products intended to deliver lasting, wholesome flavor.
Family-owned since 1987, Page One Group is a Mount Vernon-area print and design shop that creates custom materials for local businesses, events, and individual projects. Its designers work with customers one-on-one from concept through production, with a specialty in custom orders ranging from branded business materials to personalized drinkware and engraved gifts. The shop also makes its own 24-by-18-inch yard signs in Mount Vernon, giving its broad creative services a distinctly local footprint.
From Dover, Ohio, Pageantry Innovations designs and manufactures carts and accessories that move pro-audio and musical equipment through marching-band fields, houses of worship, and live-sound setups. Its purpose-built equipment includes mobile mixing and keyboard solutions, along with protective covers engineered for the weather and rough transport that performance crews face. The company’s products are used by a broad roster of drum corps and percussion organizations, including the Blue Devils, Bluecoats, and Carolina Crown.