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The Main Line Woodshop LLC provides custom furniture and woodworking services on the Main Line of Philadelphia.
Founded in Cleveland in 1945, The Malish Corporation makes engineered brushes and floor-care tools, from rotary machine brushes to systems for restoring concrete and terrazzo. Now based in Mentor, the third-generation company combines U.S. brush manufacturing with plastics extrusion and manufacturing operations in Mexico and China, serving OEM customers and cleaning professionals on three continents. Jeff Malish, grandson of founders John and Pauline Malish, remains president and CEO.
Family-owned and operated in McDonald, Ohio, The Mandrel Group is a hands-on manufacturer serving the steel industry. Its 200,000-square-foot facility draws on a combined 45 years of experience to build and rebuild coiling mandrels in-house. Since acquiring Fessler Machine Company in 2021, the group has continued that company’s tradition while adding its proprietary rotary-distributor sealing technology.
The Mandrel Group manufactures and rebuilds coiling mandrels at its McDonald, Ohio facility, where it describes more than 200,000 square feet of manufacturing space. The family-owned and operated company reports a combined 45 years of experience in mandrel manufacturing and rebuilding. Since its 2021 acquisition of Fessler Machine Company, it has continued Fessler’s hydraulic and gearing manufacturing tradition alongside its mandrel work.
The Marzetti Company manufactures and sells specialty foods, a business that grew from Teresa and Joseph Marzetti’s Italian restaurant opened in Columbus, Ohio, in 1896. Its manufacturing heritage includes salad dressings that became popular enough to move from the restaurant into grocery stores, and today the company produces food for both retail and foodservice customers. The company acquired Sister Schubert’s in 2000, whose Luverne, Alabama bakery had expanded to produce more than five million rolls daily.
Since its founding by Walter Bohn and brothers Carl and Cornelius Walters in Cleveland in 1919, The Master Products Co. has remained a family-managed American manufacturer. The company is known for custom metal stampings and specialty washers, serving transportation OEMs and industrial customers from a 110,000-square-foot Cleveland facility. Its workforce includes second- and third-generation employees, and its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 standards.
Family-owned and operated since 1962, The McAlear Group is a U.S. manufacturer whose companies make garage-door products and drain-cleaning equipment for customers across the country. Founded around Service Spring Corporation in Toledo, the group now brings together several divisions under fourth-generation family leadership, with manufacturing and service operations spanning 18 U.S. locations. Its identity remains closely tied to American production, long-term customer relationships and community service.
The Mennel Milling Company mills wheat into flour and produces bakery mixes, serving customers in the flour milling and food industries. Founded in Fostoria, Ohio, in 1886, it remains a family-owned company led by its fifth generation and operates more than 30 locations across seven states. Its business has grown to include grain operations, processing and packing, and transportation alongside its milling operations.
Launched from a 2013 Kickstarter campaign, Cincinnati-based The Mensch on a Bench creates Hanukkah toys and storybooks built around Moshe the Mensch and his growing mishpacha of Jewish characters. Family-owned from the start, the company was conceived by former Hasbro toy designer Neal Hoffman to give his sons a new way to learn about Hanukkah and has since reached more than 325,000 Jewish families. Its products turn Jewish values such as kindness and doing good deeds into a playful family tradition.
More than 140 years after its founding by the Society of the Precious Blood, The Messenger Press remains a privately owned Ohio company built around personal service and lasting customer relationships. Purchased from the Society in 1992, it has since grown into a commercial printer serving businesses across the country, with custom die cutting among its longstanding specialties.
Family-owned since its founding in Cleveland in 1919, The Mill-Rose Company is now in its fourth generation and remains rooted in Mentor, Ohio. It is best known for a century of twisted-wire brushmaking, including custom designs developed to solve unusual engineering and production problems. Mill-Rose operates manufacturing facilities in Ohio and Mexico, supported by a 70,000-square-foot U.S. distribution center.
Founded in Dayton in 1954 as a small toolmaking shop, The Minco Group now combines injection molding, mold building, and precision machining to support products from design through production and maintenance. Its three divisions operate across 300,000 square feet of manufacturing space, giving customers an integrated tool-to-production path rather than separate handoffs. Minco Tool & Mold is ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR registered.
The Modal Shop, Inc. develops and supplies structural vibration and acoustic sensing systems and services for test laboratories and manufacturing facilities. Based in Cincinnati, Ohio, it is part of PCB Piezotronics and Amphenol Corporation, and its work includes sensor calibration, modal and vibration testing, and non-destructive inspection systems.
Family-owned and operated since 1980, The Monk’s Copy Shops produces digital printing and professionally finished documents from its downtown Columbus shop. Its experienced staff combines Xerox digital equipment with old-fashioned craftsmanship for manuals, training materials, marketing pieces, and other projects supplied as digital files or hardcopy originals.
The Multiple Products Company is a small, family-run Cleveland business led by Kim and Mike, with a women-owned business enterprise identity and a team averaging 25 years of experience. From its 22,000-square-foot shop, the company helps customers turn designs into made-to-order parts and products, supporting both prototypes and substantial production needs.
Chad and Hanna make all-natural, 20-gram protein bars by hand in small batches at their Columbus, Ohio kitchen. The Nash Bar Co. began with Hanna’s homemade protein balls and Chad’s experience as a Youngstown strength coach, launching its first bar in January 2019 after the pair found no ready-to-eat option that combined simple ingredients with substantial protein. Each bar is handmade, pressed and packaged by the two founders, with recipes made to order for freshness.
Established in 1938 to serve Ohio River power plants, The National Colloid Company now toll-manufactures and custom-blends specialty chemicals for water and waste treatment from its Steubenville, Ohio, facilities. The company has adapted from its original powdered boiler treatments to offer formulation, repackaging, labeling, and technical support for several hundred customers across North America. Its second site, acquired in 2012, brings total production and warehousing capacity to more than 150,000 square feet.
Since 1869, Cincinnati’s National Flag Company has made flags and banners, including hand-sewn custom appliqué work produced in the USA. This small, family-owned manufacturer has had a Schaller in its ranks since 1903, and today Art Schaller Jr. leads the business. Since 2007, the company has also installed and repaired flagpoles throughout the Cincinnati region.
Since launching as a Pennsylvania lumber supplier in 1911 and establishing its Baltimore headquarters in 1918, The Nelson Company has grown into a transport-packaging manufacturer and systems partner, designing and supplying pallets, crates and related solutions. Its Technical Center brings packaging engineers and wood-science specialists to complex unit-load problems, while company-owned facilities and a network of trusted partners support manufacturing and distribution across North America. Nelson also manages the return, repair, recycling and tracking of packaging assets, extending its role beyond the initial shipment.
Family-owned since 1948, The Nock & Son Company remains operated by the third and fourth generations of the Nock family. The Oak Hill company has spent its history focused exclusively on refractory specialties, serving steel producers, foundries and other metal-producing plants with materials such as ramming mixes and castables.