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Family-run since 1933, M. Fine Lumber is a Brooklyn company known for giving salvaged wood a second life. It works with architects, designers, and the public, reclaiming timber from old local structures and preparing it for new projects while preserving its age and character.
Founded in 1986 by Martin H. Mandelbaum, this Port Jefferson Station practice has spent decades helping Long Island residents recover independence after limb loss, injury or physical disability. The ABC-accredited facility serves patients from infancy through older adulthood, with care shaped around individual mobility goals rather than a one-size-fits-all device. Its unusual specialty extends beyond human care to custom prosthetic and orthotic solutions for dogs.
Founded by Chester Gordon, M.A.C.-Tech Fabrication & Repairs is a Jamaica, New York metalworking shop known for taking on both small orders and complex architectural projects. Its 8,000-square-foot facility supports custom fabrication and repairs for clients across New York City, with work carried through from design assistance to finished installation.
M.D.C. Romani makes pet-grooming products and has pursued that work since 1985. The company says it designs and manufactures its products, then performs its own product testing and quality control, with a stated goal of helping customers increase income and protect their health.
Still 100% Eby-family owned after three generations, M.H. Eby has carried its Lancaster County heritage of innovation forward since 1938. The 550-person manufacturer is known for building durable aluminum trailers and truck bodies for working customers, with manufacturing facilities in Pennsylvania, Ohio and Iowa.
Founded in 1981, M.I.C. Industries, Inc. manufactures mobile building machines that form steel panels for rapid on-site construction of durable buildings. It invented the microprocessor-controlled Ultimate Building Machine in 1994 and reports that its mobile factories are used in more than 75 countries. The company also maintains manufacturing, research, and development facilities in Pennsylvania and Virginia.
For more than 100 years, M.L. Campbell has focused exclusively on manufacturing wood coatings for the North American wood-finishing industry. Based in Fort Erie, Ontario, the company combines North American and European formulation technology with dedicated research and development, including low-VOC and formaldehyde- and isocyanate-free waterborne systems. Its support extends beyond the coatings themselves through distributor training, shop consultations, and custom color matching.
Five generations of family ownership have kept M.S. Walker rooted in Boston since its founding in 1933. The independent company serves beverage businesses across the Northeast while also supplying national brands and operating a Boston spirits bottling facility.
With 95 years of precision behind it, M.S. Willett Inc. is a Littlestown, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for the craftsmanship that supports metal packaging production across North America. Now part of The Leonhardt Group, a family-owned industrial enterprise, Willett builds the specialized tooling and systems that help keep those lines running.
Family-owned and operated since 1980, M.T.H. Electric Trains—also known as Mike’s Train House—makes meticulously detailed model trains, parts, accessories, and layout-control systems for hobbyists. Its standout technology includes ProtoSound and the DCS command system, while a separate Michigan research and development facility and training for technicians at more than 150 authorized service centers support the company’s focus on realistic operation and long-term service.
Since 2004, M/T LLC has developed, sourced, and distributed products tailored to U.S. government contracts, linking manufacturing and wholesale operations with a direct retail channel. Its government-focused portfolio includes security technology such as body-worn cameras and evidence-management software, alongside custom-designed equipment and other specialized goods. The company describes its reach as global and offers design work that progresses from 3D revisions to a finished sample.
M&M Carnot designs, manufactures, builds, and services industrial and commercial refrigeration systems and controls. Founded in 1969, the company says it has commissioned thousands of refrigeration solutions worldwide and has specialized in natural-refrigerant refrigeration, including ammonia and CO2 systems. M&M Carnot is now a product line of Johnson Controls.
M&M Creative Laminates is a family-owned Pittsburgh-area fabrication facility specializing in countertops and cabinetry for residential, commercial, and institutional spaces. With more than 43 years of experience in kitchen and bath design and construction, the company combines 2020 Design and AutoCAD with traditional craftsmanship and offers free estimates, CAD work, and shop drawings.
From its Queensbury shop, M&M Digital Printing runs a family-owned digital printing and full-service direct mail operation serving the Adirondacks, New York’s Capital Region and beyond. With more than 30 years of experience, the company handles projects from short runs to large quantities and can take a mailing from design through printing, stuffing, sealing and mailing. M&M also makes a point of working with nonprofits and supporting community organizations.
For 30 years, M&M Industries has been known as a U.S. manufacturer focused on dependable corrosion protection for critical infrastructure. The Chester, Pennsylvania, company produces sacrificial anodes for marine and industrial customers, with custom configurations available when standard designs do not fit.
Founded in Fort Worth in 1958, M&M Manufacturing produces sheet-metal goods and HVAC products, with a longstanding focus on air distribution and ventilation. It describes itself as one of the country’s largest producers of sheet-metal products and manufactures ductwork and fittings for residential and commercial construction. Its history includes acquiring Snappy Metal Products in 2016 and being purchased by Marmon Holdings in 2021.
M&Q Holdings develops engineered materials and turnkey packaging solutions, combining in-house film extrusion, specialized converting and product-development expertise for customers in food, medical and other markets. Its centers of excellence span food-processing and packaging, integrated supply-chain services and complex film extrusion, with solutions tailored from concept through commercialization.
From its 340,000-square-foot Roselle headquarters, M&R Printing Equipment manufactures screen-printing machinery for the graphic and textile industries. The company supports that equipment with a global sales and service network, including more than 50 U.S. field technicians and round-the-clock technical support. M&R also develops hybrid and digital systems such as the DS-4000, reflecting a business that spans traditional screen printing and newer textile-imaging methods.
M&S Fire Protection LLC is a disabled veteran-owned fire protection company based in Syracuse, New York. It provides fire protection design, fabrication, installation, inspection, testing, repair, and 24-hour service for industrial, commercial, institutional, retail, and residential customers across New York State, New England, and Northern Pennsylvania.
A fixture in Ottawa’s glass trade since 1964, M&T Glass is a local glass shop serving homeowners, businesses, and institutions across Ottawa and Eastern Ontario. Its crew combines shop-based fabrication with onsite repair work, including 24/7 emergency response when broken glass leaves a property exposed.