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Since 1909, family-owned The Nolan Company has manufactured USA-made maintenance-of-way and track-safety equipment for railroad crews, including the derails and push cars that keep rail operations moving. Based in Ohio with manufacturing in Bowerston and administrative offices in Canton, Nolan designs its field-tested equipment through direct input from track crews, mechanics, and safety officers. Its products align with AREMA, OSHA, and FRA standards, and the company is an active member of AREMA and REMSA.
Founded in 1908, Bryan-based The Ohio Art Company produces decorated metal lithography for packaging and products, building on a century-old Ohio manufacturing tradition that began with metal picture frames and included the iconic Etch A Sketch. Its first lithography press was installed in 1912, and the company now pairs precision color printing with expanded metal-manufacturing and can-making capabilities following its 2024 acquisition of Allstate Can Corporation. Ohio Art is ISO 9001 certified and has received more than 30 internationally recognized awards over the past two decades.
Founded in 1955, The Ohio Moulding Corporation (OMCO) makes highly engineered custom roll-formed metal shapes and related assemblies for applications ranging from truck bodies and trailers to material handling and solar systems. The Wickliffe-based MacLean-Fogg company operates five U.S. manufacturing facilities totaling 700,000 square feet, with more than 50 active roll-forming mills and engineering support that extends from part design through production. OMCO’s management system is certified to ISO 9001 across its operating locations.
Family-owned for 70 years, The Original Goodie Shop is an Upper Arlington bakery known locally for making its goods from scratch and treating customers like friends. Its story includes a Columbus television tradition: Grandpa Krenek’s giant birthday donut for Flippo the Clown became the signature Flippo Donut. The shop also holds an official Ohio State license for branded baked goods and edible images.
The Original Mattress Factory makes hand-built mattresses and box springs, selling them directly through its own stores and online shop. Its product descriptions emphasize factory-direct pricing and include two-sided innerspring designs alongside foam and hybrid mattresses.
The Otto Konigslow Mfg., Co. operates a 75,000 sq. ft. manufacturing facility producing precision metal stampings, blanking, and machined products for commercial and aerospace customers throughout North America.
Founded in Wickliffe, Ohio, in 1949 as a hydraulic-parts distributor, The Paquin Company has grown into an engineering-focused manufacturer and distributor of industrial control solutions. Its four divisions combine in-house production of sensors, ruggedized electrical connectors, precision valves and actuators with engineered distribution for hydraulics and related systems. Now solely owned by Robert Williams, Paquin operates three manufacturing facilities and a distribution center, serving projects that require both standard components and custom-built designs.
Founded in 1962, The PDI Group designs and manufactures weapons-handling systems, aircraft support equipment, and flight-critical aerospace components for defense customers worldwide. Its four member companies operate about 150,000 square feet of manufacturing space across Ohio and New Jersey, with PDI Ground Support Systems known since 1990 as the sole-source maker of the MHU-110/M and MHU-141/M munitions trailers. The group serves customers in 56 countries and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification across its companies, with Colinear Aerospace also certified to AS9100.
With more than 70 full-time employees based in 18 cities, The Phased Array Company (TPAC) is an international engineering business known for its collaborative, customer-centered approach to ultrasonic non-destructive testing. Its team develops in-house inspection devices and software for industrial customers, adapting systems to specific projects rather than pushing a fixed solution.
“Phoenix Means Quality since 1882” is the enduring identity of The Phoenix Forge Group, a group of member manufacturers serving industrial customers across the United States and Canada. Its companies produce piping components and related steel fittings, with documented quality controls that include ISO 9001:2015 certification and customer access to certified material test reports.
Founded in 1908, The Piqua Paper Box Company designs and manufactures custom rigid, or setup, packaging for merchandise from its facility in Piqua, Ohio. Its long experience in boxmaking includes unusually broad size and style capabilities, while strategic global partnerships extend its offerings to handmade packaging solutions. The company serves customers throughout Ohio and the Midwestern United States, often using recycled paper and board to create packaging intended to enhance products at the point of purchase.
Founded in 1966 by the inventor of the double-wall blow-molded carrying case, The Plastic Forming Company makes custom and stock protective cases for equipment and products. PFC designs, engineers its molds and manufactures entirely in the United States, with facilities in Connecticut and Ohio and no outsourced production. Since 1989, its employees have shared ownership through an ESOP, and its Ohio plant is SHARP Certified by OSHA.
In Springfield, The Plastic Lumber Store turns recycled HDPE into outdoor lumber and custom-built products designed to stand up to year-round weather. Its specialized machinery supports one-off designs as well as heavy-duty pieces such as big-and-tall seating and shooting-range furniture, with options for custom engraving. The store also serves as an authorized POLYWOOD dealer and can arrange assembly for customers.
Since 1947, The Plate All Metal Company has been an Akron plating shop serving manufacturers in the automotive, construction, military and general industrial markets. Its 27,000-amp facility and in-house anode-fabrication shop support dependable industrial finishing, including electroless nickel and hard chrome, for both large companies and small machine shops.
Founded in 1978 by David Poling Sr., The Poling Group builds tire-testing machinery, rubber-processing equipment, and factory software for tire manufacturers. Its five divisions bring together histories reaching back to 1898, from Hasbach’s laboratory testers to Akron Steel Fabricators’ 42,000-square-foot rubber machinery operation, while CTI develops the controls and data systems that connect the equipment. The Akron-based group supports its machines with remanufacturing, engineering, and around-the-clock technical service.
Founded in 1978 by David Poling Sr., The Poling Group builds tire-testing equipment, rubber-processing machinery, factory software, and related engineering solutions through five specialized divisions. The Akron-based company brings together more than 200 years of combined experience, from Hasbach’s machine-design tradition dating to 1898 to ASF’s rubber machinery and CTI’s tire-factory controls. The Poling Group is ISO 9001:2015 certified with design and supports its equipment with machine upgrades, remanufacturing, and around-the-clock technical service.
Founded in Akron in 1978, The Poling Group builds tire-testing equipment, rubber-processing machinery, and factory software through five complementary divisions. Its roots span from Hasbach’s 1898 German machine-making tradition to Firwood’s long history of tire sidewall equipment, while the group’s patented X-Frame testers and TTOC6 controls connect laboratory testing with high-volume tire production. The company employs more than 100 associates and is certified to ISO 9001:2015 with design.
Since 2008, The Pretty Dress Company has designed and made women’s clothing in the UK, using traditional pattern cutting and corsetry techniques to give its dresses a distinctly vintage-inspired silhouette. Based in Kent, the company is known for timeless heritage designs shaped for modern wear, with details such as stretch linings, modest necklines and pockets. Its signature styles include figure-hugging pencil dresses and full swing skirts, including designs revived from the company’s own archive.
Founded in 2011 in Hamilton, Ohio, The Print Bug is a West Chester printing, marketing and technology firm that produces business and graphic printing for small and midsize companies. It was created to give local businesses an alternative to both expensive commercial printers and impersonal wholesale websites, pairing press-printed materials with design support and direct mailing. The company now serves hundreds of business printing orders and operates as an ADAGO LLC company.
Family-owned and operated since 1974, The Print Shop is a full-service printer serving businesses and the wider community from locations in Washington Court House and Hillsboro. Its in-house team handles projects from design through printing, binding and packaging, with particular strength in direct mail, fulfillment and blueprint services up to 36 by 60 inches.