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Premier Solutions operates Premier Feed and Premier Grain alongside freight-transloading and truck-wash services in Ohio. Its site identifies a Melvin Elevator & Feed Mill and four convenient grain elevators, while its transloading facilities handle freight by air, rail, and truck.
Since opening in Rogers in 1981, Premier Upholstery Inc. has built its reputation as a local trim shop known for careful workmanship. Owners Jeremy and Jason Winden personally oversee projects, from quick repairs to complete vehicle interior overhauls, serving customers in Rogers and nearby communities.
Fully American-owned and operated, Premiere Concrete Admixtures has grown over 19 years into a Northwest Ohio manufacturer serving concrete construction across the United States. Based in Pioneer with a second facility in Eldora, Iowa, the company is known for keeping technical support and delivery in-house, including a climate-controlled laboratory and its own tanker fleet.
Founded in 1960, PremiumConwin is an American manufacturer known for pioneering the balloon inflator market. The company now serves balloon professionals and other gas-flow users with inflators and custom solutions, backed by support for customers and distributors worldwide.
Since 1960, PremiumConwin has been known for pioneering the balloon inflator market and making American-made equipment for professional balloon work. As a Nelson Company, it now develops gas-flow solutions for balloon businesses and customers in other industries, backed by service and a two-year product warranty.
Premix-Hadlock Composites, LLC manufactures custom fiberglass- and carbon-fiber-reinforced thermoset products, drawing on more than 60 years of industry experience. The company provides molding and related engineering support from product development through production, and operates two advanced molding facilities in Ohio.
With roots dating to 1938, Prentice Products is a Fort Wayne manufacturer known for durable identification solutions that hold up in harsh environments. The company serves business and industry worldwide, with particular experience supporting military, aerospace and OEM applications.
Prescott’s Med grew from a surgical microscope distribution and refurbishment business into a specialty biomedical equipment service company serving healthcare providers with refurbished equipment, repairs, and depot solutions. Founded in 1984, it maintains a complete microscope refurbishing facility staffed by electronic and optical technicians, and offers a two-year parts-and-labor warranty on its surgical microscope work. The Monument, Colorado company is ISO 13485:2016 certified and promises a response within 24 hours for service needs.
Founded in 1997 by a U.S. Navy veteran, Preventive Maintenance Medical supplies, reconditions, installs and services sterilization and cleaning equipment for medical and laboratory facilities. From its Mount Vernon, Ohio operation, the Prescott’s subsidiary works across the continental United States on all makes and models, pairing equipment sales with calibration, chamber cleaning and maintenance to keep sterile-processing departments running. Its test equipment is certified annually to National Institute of Standards and Technology standards, and the company is an active member of ASHE and IAHCSMM.
Founded in Erie in 1975, Presque Isle Medical Technologies is a family-owned, three-generation provider of personalized orthotic and prosthetic care for children and adults. Its long pediatric history grew from an original relationship with Shriners Hospital for Children into a multi-state practice that also brings coordinated mobile care to home- and facility-bound patients. The company combines clinical expertise with evolving tools such as 3D scanning and printing, while keeping individualized care at the center.
Founded by Donald Diemer in 1971, Presrite Corporation engineers and produces closed-die forgings and purchase-complete parts for demanding industrial equipment. Its Northeast Ohio operation combines 20 high-precision presses with an in-house Technical Center that designs and makes tooling, using 3D simulation to tackle difficult machining and forging problems. Presrite’s engineering-led approach includes innovations such as near-net gears and single-piece forgings that have reduced machining, welding, and production costs for customers.
For more than 40 years, Press Room Equipment Company has designed and built press-feeding and coil-handling equipment in Southwest Missouri for metal-stamping operations. The Bradbury Group company carries its manufacturing work through its own facilities, from CAD design and machining to wiring and assembly, while continuing to make replacement components for equipment built four decades ago. Its Norwalk Innovation and Waddington Electronics divisions add a long-running specialty in coil uncoiling and custom roll-feed solutions, including Waddington’s heritage dating to 1956.
Founded in 1992 by engineer George Berner, Press Technology & Manufacturing designs and builds screw presses and related dewatering equipment for industrial, municipal, agricultural and wastewater applications. The Springfield, Ohio manufacturer also provides lab and onsite dewatering analysis, along with precision waterjet cutting for prototype and short-run work. Its equipment reflects Berner’s more than 40 years in screw-press engineering and product development.
From its Cleveland headquarters, Pressco Technology builds high-speed vision inspection and process-analysis systems for food, beverage, and packaging manufacturers. Known for more than 50 years of innovation, the company has installed over 8,500 systems in 84 countries, with individually engineered platforms that detect and reject defects on fast-moving container lines. Pressco is part of the Kestrel Vision Group and supports its installed base with a global field-service network and 24/7 technical support.
Pressure Connections Corp. manufactures and distributes hydraulic and pneumatic products, with a particular focus on hydraulic fittings and hose products. Founded in December 1981, the privately held Columbus company stocks millions of fittings and truckloads of hose in its warehouse and offers custom assemblies and kits to customer specifications.
Pressure Technology, Inc. is a Pennsylvania-founded company whose history in hot isostatic pressing began with Arnold Bowles in 1977. It developed from a designer of HIP equipment into a responsive toll processor serving customers in aerospace and other demanding industries, with operations now spread across three U.S. facilities. Its work is backed by ISO 9001 and AS9100 certification and Nadcap accreditation.
What began as Betty Izzard’s home bindery in 1980 has grown into a family-run Plain City print shop led by her sons, Mark and Doug. Pressworks now occupies a 110,000-square-foot campus with more than 100 employees, serving Central Ohio businesses as well as Fortune 100 companies. The company is known for keeping production in-house, with its G7 Certified presses and experienced staff carrying projects from files to finished delivery.
Founded in 2004, PRESTAN Products makes CPR training manikins and AED trainers at its Solon, Ohio headquarters, with all of its CPR manikins designed and manufactured in the USA. Its equipment uses immediate CPR feedback to help instructors build students’ skills and confidence, and the company’s gender-inclusive female manikin addresses a longstanding gap in CPR training. PRESTAN now serves customers in more than 80 countries through four global warehousing facilities.
Since 1903, Presti’s Bakery has made Sicilian family-recipe pastries and Italian foods in Cleveland’s historic Little Italy. Described as Cleveland’s oldest bakery, it also serves lunch and caters gatherings, carrying recipes passed down through generations.
Founded by Vincent and Brian from a shared fascination with 3D printing, Prestige 3D Prints makes accessible, made-to-order 3D-printed pieces from its Harrison, Ohio base. Its catalog is especially recognizable for lightweight, articulated flexi skeleton creatures, alongside playful gaming accessories and other display pieces. The team brings a combined 12-plus years of experience and says it has served more than 10,000 customers.