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Major Pharmaceuticals and Rugby Laboratories are established suppliers trusted by hospitals and pharmacies for more than 60 years. The company serves healthcare providers, wholesale customers, and consumers with generic prescription and over-the-counter medicines.
Major-IPC traces its roots to two companies founded in 1977, which merged in 1993 to form the present business. From its 9,600-square-foot facility, the company serves industrial customers with custom precision components, handling production planning and secondary operations in-house. Its work includes specialty PVDF screw-machined parts for demanding applications.
From its Northwest Pennsylvania shop, MAJR Products Corporation manufactures EMI/RFI shielding products for electronics, including custom gaskets and shielded ventilation components. The veteran-owned small business has supplied shielding solutions to major defense contractors for close to 25 years, supporting projects from initial design through production and retrofit. MAJR is ISO registered, ITAR registered, and qualified under the United States/Canada Joint Certification Program.
MAK Engineering Services specializes in the production and installation of solar and lighting solutions worldwide.
Gaithersburg-based Makara Builders, LLC is known for focusing its work on accessory dwelling units throughout the Washington, D.C., Maryland, and Virginia region. The company serves homeowners seeking additional space while also working as a total small business on federal and local government construction projects.
Founded by golfer and engineer Everett Farr, Makefield Golf designs and makes putters built around its Path of Inertia system and adjustable X-3 weighting. Based in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, the company CNC mills its putters in the USA and pairs customizable balance with its patented Radial Cusp Face Technology, which is designed to produce an immediate forward roll. Its first model, the Makefield V-S, honors Farr’s late friend and mentor, professional golfer Vince Sullivan.
Founded in 2017, Makelab is a Brooklyn-based 3D printing manufacturer that turns CAD files into prototypes, production parts, and large-format models. Its New York factory produces more than 5,000 parts a week, with engineers reviewing files before production and technicians performing three-point quality checks on every part. Makelab is particularly geared toward teams that need to move from design validation to low-volume or bridge production without waiting for tooling.
Makeover Essentials is a hair-care brand operated by Innovage LLC, creating styling tools for consumers who want to manage their hair at home. Its products include flat irons and ceramic straightening brushes, with a limited lifetime warranty for original purchasers against design and manufacturing defects.
Maker Buoy Shop grew out of a 2016 experiment with an Arduino-based buoy launched off Norfolk, Virginia, reflecting its practical interest in applying the Internet of Things to the ocean. The shop develops low-cost, solar-powered drifting buoys for users who need inexpensive ocean tracking, and its design is now used to provide information on ocean currents. It also adapts buoy systems for remote terrestrial monitoring.
In Greenpoint, Brooklyn, Maker’s Hub turns sketches, files, and loose ideas into locally made custom products through digital fabrication. Its platform matches customers with the right in-house maker, taking the guesswork out of choosing a process while supporting neighborhood production and reducing shipping-related impact. The studio works on everything from small household parts to business display pieces, with local pickup or delivery available.
Maker’s Pride is a North American contract food manufacturer and packaging provider serving leading brands, with a history tracing to food processor Peacock Foods, founded in 1942. Launched in 2025 with a revitalized portfolio, the company reports a network of 27 facilities and specializes in bringing food concepts from development through scaled production and commercialization.
From its Cleveland-area factory, MakerGear makes desktop and industrial 3D printers engineered for precision prototyping and production. The company’s machines are manufactured in the USA, with the M2—launched in 2012 and described as its original workhorse—bringing industrial-level performance to a compact footprint. MakerGear also earned a gold medal in the inaugural US Air Force Advanced Manufacturing Olympics, a fitting distinction for printers designed to run reliably over the long haul.
Makers Supply is a Piqua, Ohio packaging specialist known for serving defense contractors and other demanding industrial customers. It designs and builds custom pallets and wood crates, including Mil-Spec shipping solutions, while also offering wood-waste removal and a stated zero-waste sustainability plan.
Makers Woodshop is a Maryland custom wood manufacturer and sawmill producing made-to-order furniture, architectural woodwork, bar tops, kitchen islands and counters, shelving, mantels, wall art, slabs, and dimensional lumber. The company mills, dries, flattens, sands, engraves, and finishes locally sourced Maryland hardwood in-house for residential, commercial, and hospitality clients.
MakerStock is a single-source supplier offering cut-to-size materials for makers, labs, and makerspaces, specializing in woods, plastics, and metals for laser cutting and CNC. They provide custom fabrication services with no minimum order requirements and fast delivery.
Founded in Lancaster in 2010 by spa veterans Heather and Nathan Kreider, Makes Scents Natural Spa Line creates small-batch natural skin-care and bath products for professional spas, resorts and at-home use. The woman-owned business grew from the couple’s handmade-soap hobby into a supplier of custom and private-label lines for hotels and spas, with formulations made in a cGMP facility. Its vegan, Leaping Bunny-certified products are packaged with the company’s environmental commitments in mind, including recyclable post-industrial-resin containers.
Makino makes CNC machine tools for precision metal cutting and electrical-discharge machining, pairing them with software, automation and engineering services. The company is particularly focused on demanding work such as micron-level micromachining and complex EDM geometries, while its factory-trained support specialists remain available around the clock to help customers keep equipment running.
MAKPOWER Technology Inc. is a Canada-based power-solutions company with a worldwide presence across four continents. It designs and commissions customized UPS systems for demanding customers in sectors such as defence, oil and gas, and telecommunications, including installations at Dammam Airport and Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Health.
Malarkey Roofing Products manufactures asphalt roofing materials, including shingles and low-slope roofing membranes. Founded in Oregon in 1956 as a family business, it developed polymer-modified (rubberized) asphalt roofing and incorporates upcycled materials and smog-reducing granules into its shingles. The company operates manufacturing plants in Oregon, California, Oklahoma, Maryland, and Indiana and became part of Amrize in 2025.
Rooted in the Russian plant remedies that inspired founder Katya Kupor, Malaya Organics has crafted natural personal-care formulas since launching in 2014. Kupor is an expert formulator, product designer and certified aromatherapist whose small-batch work is especially suited to sensitive, reactive and acne-prone skin.