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Pioneer Packaging LLC is a family-owned manufacturer of new, recycled, remanufactured, custom-size and heat-treated pallets, wood crates, wood reels, wholesale lumber, and livestock bedding. It also provides pallet repair, pallet waste and scrap management, warehousing, storage trailer rental, and delivery through its own transport fleet.
Pioneer Packing Company produces pre-rigor pork in Bowling Green, Ohio, with a particular focus on whole-hog pre-rigor pork. Its production can be tailored to a customer’s specified lean and salt percentages, alongside offerings such as pork ribs and butts.
Pioneer Solutions, LLC is an independent Euclid, Ohio company formed in 2004 when four senior managers preserved much of Euclid Heavy Equipment’s design and engineering team after Hitachi acquired the business. That origin gives Pioneer a rare depth of OEM-based dump-truck knowledge, which it now applies to technical projects for global off-highway equipment manufacturers and end users. The company also develops specialized oil-cooled disc brakes for demanding dump-truck applications.
Since 1965, Pioneer Transformers has designed and manufactured liquid-filled transformers tailored to demanding utility, industrial, commercial, and renewable-energy applications. The company’s specialty is customization, producing units up to 25 MVA at 69 kV while supporting both new installations and retrofit work. Pioneer is part of ERMCO and operates with more than 130 employees; its quality system is registered to ISO 9001:2015.
Pioneer is described in the submitted source context as a manufacturer of dipped latex products, balloons, and balloon-related products. It manufactures Qualatex Microfoil balloons and prints latex balloons at its El Dorado facility, with latex manufacturing plants in the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Established in 1920, Piqua Emery Foundry is a Piqua, Ohio manufacturing company that produces aluminum and aluminum-bronze castings. Its foundry makes sand and permanent-mold castings, from prototypes to high- and low-volume production, and can furnish machined and painted parts.
With more than 24 years in the trade, Pirate Printing is a Hiram-based print shop known for serving Paulding County schools, local businesses, and community events. The company was recognized as Paulding County Chamber of Commerce Business of the Year in 2010 and Small Business of the Month in January 2020.
Founded in Detroit in 1996 by former Detroit Piston Vinnie Johnson, Piston Automotive grew from a corrugated-pallet maker into a value-added automotive assembly supplier. The company engineers and builds vehicle systems for major manufacturers, with particular experience in complex electric and hybrid battery systems, while supporting programs from prototype development through production and supply-chain management. Headquartered in Southfield, Michigan, Piston Automotive operates manufacturing facilities across the Midwest and Ontario and is recognized as a leading minority-owned business.
Founded in 1999 as a three-person start-up in Aachen, PiXARGUS GmbH develops and manufactures machine-vision systems for automated surface inspection and dimensional measurement in extrusion and other continuous production lines. Based in Würselen, the company is particularly distinctive for its inspection of difficult corrugated-tube surfaces, using eight-camera systems to capture the peaks, valleys and transition areas between them. Its systems are used worldwide, with 1,300 installations supporting manufacturers in sectors including automotive and medical engineering, and its solutions are ISO 9001 certified.
Pixelle Specialty Solutions manufactures specialty papers for printing and packaging applications at facilities in Pennsylvania and Ohio. Its fully integrated Spring Grove mill combines pulp production, papermaking, and finishing, while its Fremont facility focuses on high-performance coating and finishing. The company also develops tailored paper products and provides laboratory testing and analytical services for customer paper challenges.
Created by Philadelphia chef Brad Daniels and Miami chef Brad Kilgore after two years of research and development, Pizza Freak Co. makes frozen artisan pizzas designed for family pizza nights. Its signature slow-fermented dough is baked in a trademarked Freak Frame that helps produce a crisp bottom in a conventional oven. The company has also expanded into bronze-die-extruded pasta made from Italian durum wheat semolina.
PJ Trailers manufactures professional-grade open trailers and truck beds, with a lineup built around demanding hauling work from job sites to farms. Its Voyager series is tailored for professionals, while exclusive HaulGuard fenders add a distinctive American-made durability feature to the broader range. Through PJ for a Cause, the company and its dealers have also supported more than 20 nonprofits across North America.
Founded in 1994, PKG, LLC makes engineered plastic films and flexible packaging substrates, using multi-layer co-extrusion to tailor performance for demanding applications. The Olmsted Falls company supplies customers across North America and sets itself apart through custom resin blends, tight gauge control, and an on-site repelletizing program that reuses manufacturing scrap. Its sustainability approach also includes biodegradable resins where applicable and high-efficiency production designed to reduce waste and energy use.
Planet Products Corporation is a Cincinnati-area manufacturer of 3D-printed jet engines and additively enabled aerospace components, operating as part of Beehive Industries’ U.S. defense-production network. The company combines in-house additive manufacturing, investment-casting support, and engine assembly to move propulsion systems from design to testing in months rather than years. Its capabilities support Beehive’s stated capacity of more than 2,000 engines annually, with AS9100D and ISO 9001 certification at its Knoxville and Denver facilities.
Planet R Creative Services brings packaging graphics, design and manufacturing together, with founder Christopher Ritz drawing on packaging-graphics experience dating to 1978. The Columbus company develops everything from one-off package mockups to production-ready flexible packaging and digital labels, helping brand owners and third-party manufacturers coordinate specifications, stakeholders and production plans. Its stated approach also weighs packaging performance against practical environmental considerations rather than relying on greenwashing.
From its Cincinnati base, Plank & Hide makes furniture for gathering, spanning indoor game-room pieces and outdoor living collections. Its designs pair a furniture-maker’s eye for solid materials and heirloom construction with practical use, from tournament-grade pool tables to weather-ready seating. The company sells through more than 200 retailers worldwide.
Established in 1976, Plas-Tanks Industries fabricates custom corrosion-resistant reinforced thermoset plastic vessels for chemical storage, water treatment and industrial processing. Its 27,000-square-foot North American facility uses filament winding and application-specific engineering, including the company’s Bryneer™ brine-making system. The Hamilton manufacturer is ISO 9001 registered and holds ASME RTP-1® certification for pressure and vacuum vessels.
Founded in 1969, Plas-Tec Corp. is an Ohio custom injection molder that has grown from custom molding into engineered molding techniques for tighter-tolerance parts. Its 74,000-square-foot manufacturing facility supports production for a broad customer base, and the company states that its manufacturing and quality systems comply with ISO 9001:2015 standards and practices.
Founded in Columbus, Ohio, in 1950 by Donald Dunn, Plaskolite has grown from a plastic-sheet maker into a global manufacturer of engineering thermoplastics. The company pairs large-scale production with customer-specific fabrication and specialized optical molding, including clean, climate-controlled injection molding with presses up to 550 tons. Plaskolite also emphasizes responsible manufacturing, with some sites recycling 50% to 80% of their waste and reducing disposal by more than 70%.
Founded by Donald Dunn in Columbus, Ohio, in 1950, Plaskolite has grown from a plastic-sheet maker into a global manufacturer of engineering thermoplastics and customized sheet solutions. The company stands out for pairing large-scale material production with hands-on optical manufacturing, including injection molding, precision coatings, and tooling for distortion-free optics. Plaskolite also emphasizes responsible manufacturing, with site recycling rates ranging from 50% to 80% and a focus on recycled sheet products.