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From its Cincinnati workshop, MantelCrete makes non-combustible fireplace mantels that capture the look of real timber in cast stone. Artisans cast the profiles from wood beams and moldings taken from real trees—including an antique beam salvaged from an 18th-century Southern Indiana dairy barn—and hand-apply each finish. Made and sourced in Cincinnati, the mantels are fire-rated for indoor and outdoor spaces and can be installed as close as six inches from the fireplace opening.
Privately owned Manth Mfg. has grown from a Tonawanda tool-and-die shop founded in 1962 into a production machine shop known for complex, close-tolerance work. With more than 40 CNC machines, it serves customers needing high-precision components in medium- to high-volume production, with support that extends beyond machining.
Columbus metalworkers Hannah Schreiber and Kelsi Rupersburg-Day run Mantis Metalcraft, creating custom metalwork for homes and commercial spaces. Schreiber brings more than 15 years of welding and fabrication experience, while Rupersburg-Day combines hands-on metalwork with a background in manufacturing, distribution, and logistics. Their work ranges from architectural railings and doors to furnishings, with projects shaped around each client’s space.
Tom and Jenny Kenly have guided Mantle Archival & Packaging Products since buying the Danville, Pennsylvania, business in 2010, carrying forward a manufacturing operation established in 1992. Formerly known as Systematic Filing Products, Mantle is known for hands-on, made-to-order work and 100% American-made production for organizations that need dependable preservation and presentation. Its archival storage products are made to acid-free, lignin-free, buffered standards.
For nearly 50 years, Mantych Metalworking has turned engineering concepts into precision-machined and sheet-metal parts for manufacturers throughout its region. Founded by Mike Mantych, the Kettering shop handles small to medium-sized components and backs its “parts to print” approach with extensive inspection capabilities, including software-driven CMM measurement. Its model shop is especially suited to fixture and detail work.
Founded in 1972 by Manuel Garcia and his father, Manuel Garcia Prosthetic & Orthotic Centers provide custom prosthetic and orthotic care from centers in Strongsville and Warrensville Heights. The family practice now includes third-generation practitioner David J. Garcia and is particularly known for advanced microprocessor-controlled prostheses and elevated-vacuum socket fittings. Its 13,000-square-foot Strongsville facility includes an on-site lab, gym, track and walking rooms for fitting and rehabilitation.
Founded in 1948 in Damville, Normandy, Manufacture CLUIZEL makes chocolate from bean to bar, bringing together the work of the cacaofèvier, confiseur and chocolatier. The family business works directly with cacao growers across three continents and is known for its single-plantation chocolates, creative gift boxes and pastry products. CLUIZEL has held France’s Entreprise du Patrimoine Vivant label since 2012 and remains under the stewardship of the third and fourth generations of the Cluizel family.
Manufactured Assemblies Corp. is a small, U.S.-built manufacturer founded in Vandalia in 1976 and known for supporting demanding aerospace and defense programs since 2009. It owns its 64,000-square-foot facility and operates with 71 employees, including 51 wire-assembly technicians, serving prime contractors and Tier 1 suppliers as well as regulated medical and industrial customers. Its AS9100D-certified operation is also ITAR registered.
Manufactured Housing Enterprises, Inc. builds manufactured homes, including singlewide, sectional, and modular models, and has been building homes in Bryan, Ohio, since 1965. The family-owned company describes itself as Ohio’s largest home builder and says its work also includes commercial projects and residential housing developments.
Manufacturing Associates of Lima LLC provides precision CNC machining, machining, engineering, fabrication, and logistics services for government, commercial, and industrial customers.
Founded in 2003 by Matta and Laura Rizkallah, Manufacturing Automation Systems builds customizable automated metrology systems that bring 3D scanning, inspection and adaptive robot guidance into manufacturing processes. The company handles production in its 25,000-square-foot facility and pairs its QC Plus™ hardware with proprietary software, including Scan-to-Path™ technology that can use measurement data to correct work in process rather than simply flag defects. MAS also directs part of its mission toward community work, including a school project in Ghana completed in 2017.
Manufacturing Corporation of America (MCA) is a privately held investment and operating company that acquires and supports legacy industrial manufacturers. Its divisions make products including fabricated metal parts, thermoformed plastic components, electrical assemblies, LED lighting, and modular truck accessories. MCA says it was founded by industry veterans and entrepreneurs to revitalize American manufacturing.
Incorporated in Maryland in 1998, Manufacturing Support Industries (MSI) is a small Seaford, Delaware, manufacturer known for supporting demanding defense programs as an experienced government prime contractor. Its machinists and engineers help defense, aerospace, and commercial customers move from initial fabrication through final assembly, with ISO 9001:2015 certification and quality staff that include Certified Six Sigma Black Belts.
Founded in 1996 by Uruguayan-born Jorge Manzanares, Manzanares Furniture Corp. grew from his experience as a master cutter at Donghia into a Long Island City workroom for made-to-specification furniture. Emily Nomer, a former Donghia vice president of operations, joined the company in 1998, and together they serve the interior design community through custom work for designers and architects.
Since 1920, Maola Local Dairies has turned milk from nearby family farms into fresh dairy products for Mid-Atlantic communities. The Virginia-headquartered cooperative remains farmer-owned, with more than 1,000 employees processing milk at six production plants and producing about 2.4 billion glasses a year. Its farmer-led ownership connects local farms, processing, and community stewardship in one dairy operation.
Privately held since its founding in 1973 by John A. D’Amico Sr., MAP of Easton has built its identity around solving difficult acoustical and thermal challenges for manufacturers. Based in Easton, Pennsylvania, the company supports projects from early design through production, with a particular history of developing insulation components for automotive and architectural applications. Its work now serves major automotive OEMs as well as architectural customers.
What began with Charlie Burnside selling fresh donuts from a bicycle basket has grown into Maple Donuts, a donut manufacturer that has been crafting quality products with guaranteed freshness for more than 80 years. The company remains rooted in its original commitment to quality, freshness, and community while serving as a manufacturing partner to the donut industry.
Maple Heights Catering provides staffed and take-out catering for weddings, clambakes, corporate events, buffets, barbecues, cookouts, and pig roasts. It also sells handcrafted specialty foods, including smoked sausage, smokies, and bakery products, through its Maple Heights retail and online store.
Since 1978, Maple Lane Farms has grown Christmas trees and hydroponic Bibb lettuce on its Preston, Connecticut farm, while also welcoming visitors for seasonal farm traditions. Its 5,000-square-foot greenhouse produces more than 250,000 living lettuce plants a year in a GAP-certified, pesticide- and fungicide-free operation. The farm also hosts events in a renovated barn overlooking its Christmas-tree fields and offers lodging in a restored 1791 colonial house.
For more than a century, Maple Press has manufactured books at its York, Pennsylvania facility, producing over 12 million hardcover and papercover volumes annually. Its mix of offset, inkjet, and digital production supports orders from as few as 25 copies to tens of thousands, while in-house component making and binding keep much of the work under one roof. Maple Press also operates book distribution through Maple Logistics Solutions, whose Lebanon and Mount Joy centers together span 300,000 square feet.