Use company names, capabilities, certifications, NAICS codes, and location filters to narrow qualified suppliers faster.
Search by company name, process, material, product, equipment, or capability.
Showing 16921-16940 of 31597 results
All locations
Mack Studios is an Auburn, New York, family business founded in 1965 by Casimir “Chuck Mack” Maciulewicz and now owned by his son, Peter. Its collaborative team creates custom environments for brands and public-facing spaces, taking projects from early design through production. The company also develops technology-enhanced experiences, including interactive displays.
Founded in 1900 by Jack and Gus Mack in Brooklyn, New York, Mack Trucks designs, builds, and delivers medium- and heavy-duty trucks, along with proprietary engines and transmissions. The company says its trucks are sold and serviced in nearly 30 countries, and it is part of the Volvo Group.
MacKenzie-Childs is a home-design company founded in 1983 in Aurora, New York, where it began as a ceramics and home decor company. Its Aurora artisans continue to make and hand-paint selected ceramics and craft other designs, including hand-built furniture, drawing on the company's local heritage and handmade processes.
Family-owned MacKissic Inc. has made equipment in Pennsylvania since 1947, when Elton MacKissic began producing farm tools in his home cellar. The company has remained a U.S. manufacturer as it expanded into outdoor power equipment for homeowners, commercial landscapers, and rental operators, with a long history of supporting its machines with parts and factory assistance.
MacKore makes injury-prevention and recovery compression shorts for athletes, using an ultra-soft 2mm neoprene design to warm and support the core. Its patented lower-back fastening system and flatlock construction are intended to provide a secure, comfortable fit, and the company says the shorts have been used in athlete training across multiple sports for the past decade. MacKore’s reach includes top Division I lacrosse programs such as Duke, Cornell, Maryland, and Johns Hopkins.
Founded in 1925 with a single lock nut for North American railroads, MacLean-Fogg is a fourth-generation, family-owned American manufacturer of engineered components and solutions for automotive, industrial and power-utility markets. From its roots in locking fasteners, the company has grown into a global enterprise with more than 3,500 employees and sales exceeding $1 billion, while its original Whiz-Lock nuts remain in production at its Mundelein, Illinois factory. Today, MacLean-Fogg operates through a portfolio that includes Component Solutions, Mallard Manufacturing, OMCO and Threadstrong.
Founded in 1929, Maco PKG is a Newark manufacturer known for nearly a century of custom packaging work. The company develops flexible packaging and provides co-packing services for organizations whose requirements range from food safety to military specifications, working from prototypes through production in a large, laboratory-supported facility.
Macorp Print Group is a full-service printing and mail fulfillment operation offering creative design services, traditional and digital printing, promotional products, mailing/fulfillment services, data management, and web-enabled ordering systems.
MacPack LLC specializes in hazardous-materials packing and custom crating, with a mobile team that can bring its packing operation to facilities across the country or overseas. Based in Baltimore, the company’s management has more than 40 years of combined packing and transportation experience, and its trained employees are TSA-approved and certified to handle dangerous goods. MacPack is also a Certified Screening Facility and an accredited provider of export wood packaging compliant with ISPM 15.
Founded in 1965, MacPherson & Company designs and manufactures custom industrial safety window systems for heavy-industry settings, including protection from extreme heat and impact. The company’s focus grew from protecting steelworkers, with Bruce MacPherson developing the HOOGOVENS™ impact-resistant glass brand and Engineered Window Systems in 1969. Now led by CEO Jane MacPherson, the family company continues that safety-glass legacy from its Warren, Ohio operation and serves industrial and military applications with systems engineered for demanding environments.
Since 2013, Macro Dental Lab has been shaped by master technician Richard J. Shin, who brings more than 35 years in dental laboratory work to a locally operated Jessup, Maryland shop. The lab serves dentists throughout the DMV, completing every case in-house rather than outsourcing the work, with a particular reputation for its titanium partial dentures.
Macro Tool & Machine Co., Inc. combines precision machining and engineering with its own quick-change pallet tooling systems for machine shops. Its Siegel rotary and shuttle designs are built around fast, manual pallet changes, while its in-house engineering staff also develops custom tooling and fixtures from customer plans. The company’s machining work extends from prototypes to production, including aerospace and medical work in exotic materials.
Founded in 1988 by Anthony Cirone and Joe Casillo, Macron Dynamics manufactures linear robotics, electric actuators and motion systems for industrial automation. Its Pennsylvania operation builds systems in the USA, from standard units to custom configurations, with a specialty in long-travel, belt-driven motion and robot transport units. The company’s history includes producing 42,000 actuators for a USPS automation project and developing the patented CLAWS arresting system.
Mactac is a pressure-sensitive adhesive materials manufacturer founded about 65 years ago, with roots in roll-to-roll PSA-coated paper and film production. It serves North American customers through an expanded manufacturing and distribution footprint and makes products for labeling, graphics, engineered tapes and laminates, pressure-sensitive sheets, and medical and diagnostic applications.
Since 1925, Mad River Fabricating, Ltd. has forged its Springfield, Ohio, experience into durable shipping and storage containers for military engines and transmissions. Its steel and aluminum Long Life Reusable Containers protect equipment from shock and vibration during shipment to depots and field operations, while an in-house team refurbishes damaged military and commercial containers. Mad River serves all branches of the U.S. military and operates under an ISO 9001:2015 quality system.
Female-founded Madam Paleta makes small-batch, flavor-infused tequila from 100% blue agave grown in Los Altos de Jalisco, Mexico. Its four-woman core team brings more than 30 years of combined experience in the spirits business, while the tequila is traditionally cooked, double-distilled, and infused with natural flavors for 72 hours. The bottles are filled on a small assembly line and hand-labeled by a team of women—and they even glow in the dark after exposure to sunlight or UV light.
Founded in 1923 by pioneering designer Madame Beatrice Alexander, Madame Alexander Doll Company makes dolls for imaginative play and collecting. Its long-running legacy includes turning literary characters and notable people into dolls, popularizing sleep eyes, and introducing Cissy, described as America’s first fashion doll. Nearly a century later, the company continues that tradition with dolls intended to encourage creativity, empathy, and responsibility.
Founded in 2015 by transformer-industry veterans, Maddox Industrial Transformer designs, supplies, and remanufactures electrical transformers for commercial and industrial projects. Headquartered in Battle Ground, Washington, the company serves all 50 states through seven U.S. facilities, with more than 400 employees and over 100,000 transformers shipped. Its specialty is shortening the wait for power equipment, combining thousands of units in stock with build-to-spec production and transformer repair, rental, and surplus services.
Second-generation leather smith Alex Dabagh makes custom leather goods and handbags in New York City, carrying forward a craft he learned in his father Pierre’s factory. His factory has operated in the city since 1982 and is described as one of the last and oldest still running there. Made By Alex also produces its own leather bags and custom athletic pieces, all made in New York City.
Founded by Shae Hong in 2003, Made By Gather develops and markets consumer kitchenware through its own brands, including bella and Beautiful, as well as private-label partnerships. The company pairs trend-forward design with product innovation and retail relationships, shipping 15 million units annually through a team of more than 215 employees across North America and Asia. Its bella brand ranks first in U.S. toasters and griddles, while Beautiful is Walmart’s top-selling stand-mixer brand.