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Production Paint Finishers, Inc. has coated industrial parts in the Midwest since 1970, growing from founder Larry Francis painting camper components in a former car dealership into a high-volume finishing operation. Still led by Larry’s sons Allen and Russ, the Bradford company is particularly known for military CARC work on armored vehicles alongside its commercial coating services. Its 100,000-square-foot facility includes seven paint booths and 2,350 feet of conveyor, supporting large production runs under an ISO 9001:2015 quality system.
Since 1991, Production Paint Stripping Ltd. has helped manufacturers reclaim and prepare metal parts through industrial paint removal, cleaning and restoration. Serving automotive, aerospace and general manufacturing customers from facilities in Ontario and the United States, PPS operates around the clock with its own freight fleet and backup systems. Its practical, engineering-minded approach includes custom solutions such as a redesigned fixture system that doubled ATV frame-processing output.
For more than 35 years, Production Products, Inc. has supplied labor-saving machinery and duct-fabrication equipment to HVAC and sheet-metal manufacturers worldwide. Based in Maryland, the company also supports plasma-table control retrofits and repairs, offers new and used equipment, and operates a manufacturing facility in Taiwan. Its Plasma Pro and Vapo Pro CNC machines are designed, fabricated, and assembled in the United States.
In Russia, Ohio, Production Support, Inc. has spent more than 30 years custom poly-bagging and kitting hardware for manufacturers across a range of industries. The small business packages more than 50 million polybags a year on nine high-tech bagging lines, with electronic and weigh counters checking contents to tight weight tolerances. It also supports customers with assembly, warehousing, and distribution to help streamline their supply chains.
Known for making tube cutting its specialty, Production Tube Cutting Inc. serves manufacturers from its Dayton operation with precision-cut parts and custom tube fabrication. The company supports projects from prototype to production and can provide pre-assembled components when customers need to remove steps from their own manufacturing process.
Founded in California in 1972 by former Ford engineer Phillip Aurbach, Production Turning Co. is a machine-tool manufacturer whose long-term employees took ownership after his death. The company remains known for casting its aluminum blanks in-house and for handling unusual orders, serving machine shops with soft chuck jaws made from steel or aluminum.
Founded in Cleveland in 1942, Products Chemical Company manufactures and packages industrial and institutional cleaning solutions for distributors nationwide. The company stands out for its unusually broad PCC-branded and private-label offerings, backed by production that ranges from four-ounce bottles to 5,000-gallon tankers. Its contract-packaging operation also includes in-house label and literature design for distributor-specific programs.
Family-owned and operated since 1933, Professional Detailing Products makes professional car-cleaning products and teaches the methods behind them from its Canton, Ohio headquarters. Founded as Ohio Auto Supply during the Great Depression, the business has evolved into a dedicated detailing company with its own production area and a 4,000-square-foot training wing. PDP was also the International Detailing Association’s first Recognized Training Center, serving everyone from do-it-yourselfers to working detailing professionals.
Founded in 1984, family-owned and operated Professional Plastics, Inc. supplies and fabricates engineering plastics, from sheet and rod stock to precision plastic parts. With more than 450 employees across 23 stocking locations in North America and Asia, the company combines a broad materials inventory with value-added fabrication performed to ISO 9001 and AS9100 standards.
Established in 1973, family-owned Proficient Machining Co. makes precision CNC-machined and screw-machine parts for customers across industries including aerospace, medical, nuclear, and automotive. The Mentor, Ohio manufacturer combines a long-tenured workforce—with many employees staying 20 to 30 years—with capabilities ranging from one-piece prototypes to high-volume production. Its quality system is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded by Henry Homer in 1945 as a centerless grinding shop, Profile Grinding, Inc. is a fourth-generation, family-owned manufacturer of precision-machined components. The Cleveland company has expanded from its original grinding specialty into contract manufacturing, while emphasizing on-time delivery and design-for-manufacturability collaboration.
Founded by Henry Homer in 1945 as a Cleveland centerless grinding shop, Profile Grinding, Inc. is now a fourth-generation, family-owned manufacturer of precision-machined components. PGI works with customers from design through finished part, combining Swiss machining and grinding expertise with in-house testing and assembly to solve demanding production challenges. The company is ISO 9001 certified and reports on-time delivery success of 95% or higher.
Since its founding in Hartville in 1993, family-owned Profile Plastics has made custom plastic profiles for manufacturers from its Canton, Ohio plant. Its 85,000-square-foot facility runs nine extrusion lines, while a team with more than 200 years of combined extrusion experience tackles parts ranging from straightforward tubes to complex, tight-tolerance profiles. Profile also supports customers from early design and material selection through tooling, fabrication, assembly and packaging, with two-thirds of its customers returning for more than a decade.
Proform Group Inc. is a Tier 1 supplier of quality steel and aluminum fuel tanks and related products supplied to major OEM commercial vehicles, school buses, and military vehicles. The company operates an ISO 9001 certified facility serving customers throughout the USA, Canada, and Mexico.
With roots reaching back to 1947 through BFGoodrich and RJF International, ProFusion Industries is a U.S. manufacturer built around decades of technical expertise. From its Ohio production facility, the company develops customized plastic solutions for transportation and other specialized applications, with in-house compounding supporting short runs and quick changeovers.
Progress Essentials, a TrueChoicePack brand, makes dependable bulk-use PPE and everyday paper and plastic essentials for homes, businesses and care settings. Its practical line ranges from kitchen disposables to protective and hygiene supplies, with rPET containers standing out as a reusable storage option alongside traditional commercial products. The company says its goods are designed and manufactured with the end consumer in mind.
Progress Rail is a Caterpillar subsidiary that manufactures and supplies rolling stock and railroad infrastructure for the global rail industry. Founded in 1983 as Steel Processing Services Inc., it has grown through more than 36 acquisitions, including Electro-Motive Diesel in 2010, and operates across 16 countries.
Founded in 2008 by best friends Vlad Kovalyov and Ajay Arora, Progressive Automations develops electric linear actuators and motion-control systems that make automation accessible for projects ranging from individual builds to OEM applications. The company pairs its actuator expertise with engineering support and customization, and has expanded into home and office solutions through its sister brand, Progressive Desk. Progressive Automations is ISO 9001:2015 certified, with select products made in Canada.
Progressive Automotive has been shaping the hot-rod suspension market since 1976, when it introduced its Mustang II independent front-suspension kits. From its Baltimore, Ohio shop, the company builds custom frames and rolling chassis for owners restoring classic vehicles, with a focus on preserving original contours while adding modern performance. Its early adoption of Corvette suspension technology earned an NSRA Industry Appreciation Award in 1984.
Founded in 1963, Progressive Machine Die is an Ohio metal stamping manufacturer operating from an 80,000-square-foot facility that houses its administrative headquarters, design operation, and manufacturing plant. The company produces custom stamped metal parts and is especially known for manufacturing conduit straps and hangers in the United States using domestic raw materials. It serves national and international customers and provides design, prototyping, tooling, packaging, and assembly capabilities.