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With more than a century of railway engineering behind it, Pandrol makes rail fastening systems and aluminothermic welding solutions, while also supplying equipment and services for building and maintaining track. Part of the family-owned Delachaux Group, created in 1902, Pandrol now has more than 1,700 team members across 40 locations and has helped create rail infrastructure in over 100 countries. Its welding work ranges from standard rail profiles to bespoke solutions for unusual metro and industrial rails, supported by digital weld traceability through Pandrol Connect.
Panel Control Integrators designs and manufactures custom electrical control panels, having operated in the business for more than 15 years before adopting its current name in 2025. Based in Anna, Ohio, the company provides panel engineering, production, integration, installation, and service for industrial and power applications.
Panel Master grew from Don Leetch’s garage in Avon, Ohio, into a control-panel manufacturer serving industrial companies since 1985. Its family-rooted beginnings remain part of the company’s story, with Leetch’s first employee—later his son-in-law—now its most senior project manager. Based in LaGrange, the company operates a 15,000-square-foot facility and holds UL 508A certification.
Operating since 1979, Panel-Fab is a Cincinnati manufacturer known for the scale of its custom control-panel operation. More than 330 employees work across six Ohio buildings totaling over 120,000 square feet, serving industrial customers across North America and around the world. The company builds to customer drawings and verifies each panel before shipment.
Panelmatic designs and manufactures protection and control panels, industrial control panels, power distribution equipment, engineered enclosures, and fully integrated modular power and control solutions. It serves utility, industrial, renewable energy, and data center markets, with vertically integrated fabrication, assembly, integration, wiring, and testing capabilities.
Pannam manufactures custom membrane switch assemblies, integrated human-machine interfaces, user-interface assemblies, membrane switches, and membrane keypads.
Founded in 1932, Paper Products Company of Cincinnati makes custom and stock paperboard food packaging for bakeries, delis, restaurants and other food-service businesses. The Cincinnati-area manufacturer pairs structural and creative design with more than 105,000 square feet of warehousing, offering responsive, personalized service and just-in-time inventory support. Its sustainability work includes recycling all paperboard manufacturing scrap and using recycled and responsibly sourced materials.
Founded in late 1976, Paper Systems Incorporated manufactures paper rolls and labels for business machines, with an in-plant printing operation for customized transactional receipts. From its Springboro, Ohio manufacturing and warehouse facility, PSI serves both small orders and volume customers, and has expanded its original plain-roll business to include security-printed rolls and related printing supplies. The company also recycles paper scrap and uses water-based inks in its printing process.
PaperTech is a Findlay, Ohio manufacturer formed in 1999 and known for more than 25 years of pressed paperboard tray production. From its 150,000-square-foot facility, the company supplies American-made packaging to food producers while pairing growing production capacity with hands-on service.
Founded in Cincinnati in 1993, PAR Excellence Systems develops healthcare supply-chain systems that pair proprietary hardware with cloud software for real-time inventory visibility and operational control. The company is known for pioneering weight-based inventory management and, following its 2025 combination with TrackCore, also provides automated tracking for surgical tissues and implants. PAR’s platform supports more than 1,700 clients and manages $2 billion in healthcare inventory.
Founded in Dayton in 1916 as a small tool-and-die shop, Vulcan Tool Company now makes chipless tube-cutting machinery and provides precision machining, industrial repair, welding, and custom design services. Its supported-shear technology grew from the historic Brehm Shimmy Die and produces burr-free cuts without material loss, while the company’s machine shop also serves defense and commercial customers with tight-tolerance work. Operating as Paradigm Industrial LLC dba Vulcan Tool Company, it is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and an ISO 9001:2015-certified, ITAR-compliant manufacturer.
Paragon Medical brings more than a century of combined medical-manufacturing expertise to its work as a global contract design and manufacturing organization for medical-device companies. Its vertically integrated operations support customers from product development through commercialization, with ISO 13485:2016-compliant facilities across its worldwide network.
Founded in 1989 by three Muehlenkamp brothers, Paragon Metal Fabricators is a family-owned Northern Kentucky shop making custom sheet-metal and structural fabrications for customers across the tri-state area. Now in its second generation, the company combines more than 40 years of experience with a 42,000-square-foot core facility and a new 126,000-square-foot Falmouth operation, giving it room to handle both prototypes and full production runs. Its in-house capabilities extend from precision cutting through finishing and assembly, keeping projects under one roof from design to delivery.
Paragon Robotics is an Ohio-based manufacturer and engineering company known for combining electronics with software to help commercial and government customers monitor and manage their operations. Its work includes weight-based inventory systems and defense electronics, supported by ITAR registration and AS9100 and ISO 9001 certifications.
Born from the 2012 combination of two tempered-glass veterans, Paragon Tempered Glass fabricates custom flat and bent tempered glass at facilities in Antwerp, Ohio, and Niles, Michigan. Its work spans small custom lots to mid- and high-volume production, with engineers helping turn rough concepts into production-ready glass parts. The company’s five tempering furnaces, CNC-controlled equipment, and ISO 9001:2015 quality system support applications ranging from specialty vehicles to architectural and safety glass.
Born from the 2012 combination of two tempered-glass veterans, Paragon Tempered Glass fabricates custom flat and bent tempered glass at facilities in Antwerp, Ohio, and Niles, Michigan. The company serves both small custom orders and high-volume production, pairing CNC-controlled equipment and five tempering furnaces with engineering support for new application challenges. Paragon’s quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and its safety glass is certified for automotive and architectural applications.
Family-owned since Jim Bosworth and Ted Whitacre founded it in 1975, Paragraphics grew from five employees and secondhand presses into a print company now led by Jim’s sons, Scott and Andy. Based in Canton, the company develops custom packaging and printed materials for clients across the country, with an emphasis on adapting each project to its needs. Paragraphics is an Idealliance G7 Master Certified Facility and an FSC-certified printer.
Paramelt is a Dutch manufacturer of specialty waxes and formulated products, originating in 1898 as a wax factory and now part of the family-owned TER Group. It supplies customers globally from eight manufacturing sites and is particularly established in investment-casting waxes, alongside adhesives and coatings. The company also offers toll manufacturing and works with customers on tailored formulations and production support.
With more than 45 years in precision machining, Paramont Machine Company is a New Philadelphia specialist known for developing plastic-specific methods rather than applying standard metalworking practices. It produces tight-tolerance plastic components for demanding customers in fields such as aerospace, life sciences and semiconductor manufacturing, with AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its quality system.
Nearly a century after starting in Fort Wayne, Paramount Tube remains known for the seasoned workforce behind its custom tubing work, with many employees bringing decades of winding and extrusion experience. The company has grown from an electrical transformer supplier into a 280-employee manufacturer with more than 200,000 square feet of production space, supporting customers whose designs require carefully engineered tubular components. Its quality system is registered to ISO 9001:2015, and its facilities in Indiana, Ohio and China give larger OEM customers a multi-site source.