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Founded by pharmacist Sherif Mankaryous in June 2013 after his work at Akron City Hospital, MAC Pharmacy is a locally owned retail and compounding pharmacy serving patients through locations in Akron, Cleveland, and Elyria. It began as Akron Pharmacy, later operated as Akron Health Mart Pharmacy, and adopted the MAC Pharmacy name as it expanded. The pharmacy emphasizes personal medication education and wellness support, including customized compounding and medication-management services.
Since its Ohio incorporation in 1938, Mac Tools has built its identity around serving professional automotive technicians through a mobile distributor network. The company traces its socket heritage to the Clinton Tool Company, formed in 1944, and today maintains a product line of more than 42,000 items.
MAC Trailer is an American manufacturer of specialized semi-trailers and dump truck bodies, founded in 1992 and headquartered in Alliance, Ohio. It grew from a one-man trailer repair operation into a company with manufacturing facilities across multiple states and a nationwide dealer and service network.
Founded in 2001, Malaysia-based MAC WORLD Industries is an integrated toll manufacturer and commodities trader centered on palm oil, palm derivatives and agro commodities. Described as a pioneer of palm-oil exports in Malaysia, the company now supplies raw materials and bespoke ingredients to food and beverage customers in more than 65 countries. MAC WORLD is ISO 9001:2015 certified and participates in RSPO and Malaysia Sustainable Palm Oil initiatives, linking its manufacturing and sourcing operations to international quality and sustainability standards.
Founded in 1995 by the Macari family, Macari Vineyards makes balanced, age-worthy wines on a nearly 500-acre waterfront farm in Mattituck, Long Island. The family still owns and operates the estate, farming without herbicides and using homemade compost alongside organic and biodynamic principles. Its vineyard experience includes guided tastings in a covered deck, barrel cellar, or private suite, with a second North Fork property at Meadowlark.
From its New York kitchen, Macaron Bites® handcrafts authentic French macarons for delivery, gifting, and events. The company follows a classic Parisian style, pairing crisp almond-flour shells with soft interiors and globally sourced creamy fillings. Its macarons are hand-packaged for shipment and presented in gift boxes and party favors designed for celebrations and corporate gifts.
Since 1919, family-owned MacCarty and Sons has custom fabricated and installed awnings and canopies for homes and businesses on Philadelphia’s Main Line and in four surrounding counties. Now in its third generation, the company handles projects from design and fabrication through installation, repair, and seasonal storage, including tailored retractable systems and fixed outdoor canopies.
MacDermid Alpha Electronics Solutions, a business unit of Element Solutions Inc., develops and supplies specialty chemistries and advanced materials for electronics manufacturing, spanning semiconductor fabrication through final device assembly. The company brings more than 100 years of expertise to applications including circuit fabrication and electronic assembly, with a stated focus on improving manufacturing processes and developing more sustainable materials.
MacDermid Enthone develops and supplies surface-finishing technologies and related equipment for industrial applications. The company says its industrial-solutions business has more than 100 years of experience and operates across 30 countries, with nine research and development locations. It is an Element Solutions Inc business.
Since entering the rubber industry in 1964, MacDivitt Rubber Co., LLC has operated as a direct-to-customer American manufacturer of custom molded and extruded rubber products. Its capabilities include extrusion cross sections up to 14 inches, specialty presses with wide and high daylight openings, and production runs ranging from short orders to large-volume work. Based in North Perry, Ohio, the company serves applications from railroad equipment to marine and construction products while managing manufacturing from start to finish.
Founded in 1970 by Archie MacDonald and Bill Owen, MacDonald & Owen supplies kiln-dried hardwood lumber and turns it into production-ready dimensional wood parts for manufacturers and distributors worldwide. From its Wisconsin and Pennsylvania facilities, the company combines controlled kiln drying with value-added processing to help customers reduce waste and labor, with custom products such as drawer sides and glued panels made to fit specific production lines. MacDonald & Owen remains FSC® certified and marks more than 50 years in the hardwood business with the founding principle that quality and service start with treating people right.
Since 1970, Mace® Brand has made personal safety and security products, best known for its pepper sprays and gels. The company traces its origins to a chemical compound invented in 1965 and introduced pepper gel in 2004, while also developing other non-lethal protection products and educational how-to materials. Based in Cleveland, Mace® Brand describes its mission as supporting community and family safety through individual empowerment.
Family-owned Macek Industries is a small Mentor, Ohio, machine shop known for taking on short-run manufacturing work with short lead times. The company produces custom tooling and dies for manufacturers, while its network of outside vendors helps complete parts with additional finishing when needed.
MACH Controls LLC helps manufacturers connect machines, capture real-time data, and build Industry 4.0 infrastructure they own rather than subscribe to. Based in Sylvania, Ohio, the company pairs integration work—including connecting legacy equipment—with management and education services, and offers its own MACH-INE industrial connectivity unit with built-in backup power and networking.
Formed in 1985 to serve the aerospace market, Mach I, Inc. manufactures specialty chemicals, nanostructured materials and aerospace ingredients at its Pennsylvania plant. The company pairs custom manufacturing and research with global distribution, including products developed with 3M and Dow Corning, and has pursued more than 50 Department of Defense contracts in the past decade. Mach I also manages regulated international shipments, serving customers in more than 30 countries.
Mach III Clutch Inc. is an Elmira-based manufacturer known for solving difficult motion-control problems through close engineering support and made-to-order production. The company adapts components for unusual connections, limited installation space and demanding conditions, serving equipment makers whose applications do not fit a standard design.
Mach provides off-road automation solutions for OEMs, including perception, navigation, route planning, monitoring, connectivity, and tools for customization. The submitted source context identifies its specialties as technology, innovation, automation, autonomous vehicles, and agriculture.
Founded by CEO Jandre TerreBlanche after he saw welding robots sitting idle in U.S. fabrication shops, Mach Machines designs and integrates robotic welding automation for fabricators of all sizes. The Cincinnati-area company focuses on high-mix, low-volume work, pairing custom systems—including large-format gantries—with VC Robotics offline programming software so manufacturers can program and control production independently. Mach Machines also provides installation, training, and ongoing field support from system delivery through production.
MACH3 Machining brings together three established operations—Hall Machine, Alloy Engineering, and J&J Precision Machining—as an AECO company in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio. Built on decades of hands-on experience, it is known for taking on oversized industrial components that ordinary machine shops cannot accommodate, serving customers across heavy industry and OEM production. Its work centers on large-part machining, with components handled up to 192 inches in diameter and 50 tons in weight.
Founded by CEO Guru Ramu in 2018, Mach33 Engineering turns aerospace ideas into engineered prototypes, fabricated components, and instruments for space missions. The Beltsville firm has supported NASA Goddard projects including the Mars Organic Molecule Analyzer and Dragonfly Mass Spectrometer, while also applying its design and manufacturing work to practical needs such as low-cost breathing devices during the COVID-19 pandemic.