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Magnera Corporation manufactures engineered nonwoven, film, and laminate materials across a global network of manufacturing facilities. Its portfolio serves a range of industrial and consumer applications, and the company reports 46 global manufacturing facilities and more than 8,000 employees.
Known for pursuing measurement at the picometer scale, Magnescale Co., Ltd. develops precision positioning and measurement equipment for machine tools, ultra-precision machining, and inspection. Its manufacturing controls include a temperature-maintained room for scale production and traceable calibration against national standards, with clean-room assembly supporting fine equipment.
Magnet Applications designs and manufactures engineered permanent magnets, magnetic assemblies, and the magnetizing equipment that brings them to life. Its U.S. facility in DuBois, Pennsylvania, produces compression-bonded magnets, while operations in the United States and United Kingdom support customers from rapid prototypes through production runs ranging from 200 to more than 2 million pieces per month. The company is part of Bunting Magnetics, whose magnetic-technology experience spans more than 65 years, and its facilities maintain ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded by space systems engineer Cian Cavooris, Magnet Launch is developing a highly reusable launch-assist system that electrically propels and magnetically levitates payloads toward Earth orbit. The startup’s focus is reducing both the cost and carbon footprint of space launches, drawing on concepts first proposed in the 19th and early 20th centuries while applying today’s lower-cost components.
Since 1937, Magnetech Industrial Services has repaired, reconditioned, rewound and remanufactured electrical-mechanical equipment, with the unusual ability to support a facility from its transformer through to the driven component. Headquartered in Massillon, Ohio, the company combines in-house engineering and repair with field service and asset-management programs, and it also manufactures and services lifting magnets. Its rail work is certified to the Association of American Railroads’ M-1003 quality assurance standard.
For more than 30 years, Magnetek has developed digital power and motion-control systems for cranes, hoists, elevators, mining equipment and other demanding applications. The brand is particularly associated with variable-frequency and wireless controls for overhead cranes, alongside engineered automation and energy-efficient motion solutions. Magnetek operates four ISO 9001:2015-certified research and manufacturing facilities in North America and employs approximately 350 people.
Family-owned and operated since 1958, Magnetic Aids, Inc. is a Lower Hudson Valley manufacturer known for turning magnetic materials into practical office organization solutions. Its in-house factory and full-scale machine shop allow the company to adapt designs for office furniture vendors, commercial packagers, and other customers with specialized needs.
Founded in 1928 by William Gould and William Gould Jr., Magnetic Analysis Corporation is a long-established company known for advancing nondestructive testing in metal manufacturing. From its Elmsford headquarters and plants in Ohio and Sweden, MAC develops inspection systems for manufacturers whose production lines require dependable testing of metal products.
Magnetic Lifting Technologies US (MLTUS) manufactures industrial lifting magnets and custom magnetic handling equipment at its facility in New Castle, Pennsylvania. Founded in 2010, the company grew from its original Ohio factory operation into a New Castle facility with 35,000 square feet of shop space, and became part of Crane 1 Services in 2022. It also provides magnet repair, restoration, inspection, and field service.
Magnetic Specialties, Inc. (MSI) of Telford, Pennsylvania provides custom engineering and manufacturing of transformers, reactors, and power supplies. The company supports OEMs with specialized electrical components and devices, operating a modern 20,000 square foot manufacturing facility.
Magnetics, a division of Spang & Co., designs and manufactures soft magnetic components and materials for the electronics industry. Its Pittsburgh headquarters includes the Magnetics Technology Center, while its Xiamen plant is identified as a manufacturing facility; the company describes more than 70 years of soft magnetic core manufacturing experience.
Magneto Movement is a motion-control company built around AM Equipment, Dumore, and Grove Die Casting. Its family of brands includes AM Equipment, founded in 1953 and known for U.S.-made specialty wiper systems, and Dumore, whose product-making tradition spans more than 100 years. The group serves original equipment manufacturers, distributors, and end users worldwide, with production capacity exceeding 100,000 square feet.
Magni-Power Company is a multi-division manufacturer providing metal fabrication, stampings, magnetics, and plastics products and services. Established more than five decades ago producing plate magnets for the cotton and feed industries, it now reports more than 270,000 square feet of combined production space and 225 employees. Its divisions serve transportation, telecommunication, power distribution, and other industrial and consumer markets.
Magnifique International Inc. designs kitchen appliances and cookware around a simple idea: replacing coated cooking surfaces with pure clay, glass, and stainless steel. Its co-founders created the company after failing to find convenient, non-toxic appliances, and that search led to a distinctive lineup of kaolin-clay multi-cookers and glass air fryers, including a combo unit that slow-cooks and air-fries in the same dish. Magnifique also develops recipes to show how its cookware fits into everyday meals.
MagniFlood manufactures outdoor and area lighting products, including LED roadway, street, flood, wall, ceiling, post-top, architectural, solar, and underdeck lighting, as well as poles and brackets. Its North Amityville facility performs concept and CAD design, foundry work, production, hand assembly, testing, and delivery for commercial, municipal, roadway, bridge, parking, residential, and other outdoor applications.
Founded by scientists who wanted spectrometers suited to the realities of their own research labs, Magnitude Instruments makes compact benchtop systems for transient absorption spectroscopy. Based in State College, Pennsylvania, the company pairs patented noise-suppression and single-shot full-time-axis acquisition with instruments designed to be as approachable as UV-Vis equipment, including coverage from ultraviolet through mid-infrared measurements. Its product line also includes amplified photodetectors built for clean, time-resolved optical signals.
From its Ohio base, Magnum Inks & Coatings manufactures water-based printing inks and coatings for packaging, commercial printing, and other industrial applications. The ink-manufacturing division of Magnum Manufacturing combines an in-house laboratory with custom formulation and quantitative color matching, helping printers address specific press, substrate, and performance needs. Its U.S.-made lineup also includes specialty products such as the Envy™ envelope ink system and VioClean™ ink dissolver, while the ReInk™ program recycles customers’ excess inks and coatings.
Magnum Magnetics Corporation manufactures flexible magnetic products and magnetically receptive materials in the United States, including printable magnetic sheeting, magnetic rolls, strips, extrusions, custom die-cut magnets, mounting tapes, and magnetic labels. It serves commercial printing, signage and graphics, engineering and OEM, manufacturing, retail, craft, office, advertising, and labeling applications, with customization, printing, magnetization, packaging, fulfillment, and product-development capabilities.
Magnum Metals reclaims, recycles, and reutilizes non-ferrous metal powders, turning hazardous or landfillable manufacturing byproducts into usable material for other industrial processes. Based in Ashland, Ohio, the company brings more than 70 years of combined team experience in handling non-ferrous powders and is a hazmat-registered material shipper. It also represents specialized powder producers in North America and serves as the sole North American distributor for Unitfine material-processing equipment.
Since 1981, Magnum Piering has built its reputation around American manufacturing and practical foundation expertise for contractors, utilities, and other demanding construction projects. The company operates a 133,000-plus-square-foot facility in West Chester, Ohio, where it produces steel foundation systems and supports their design and installation. Its ISO 9001 certification reflects documented quality processes and a focus on consistent production.