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Marathon Special Products has been part of Bowling Green, Ohio’s manufacturing community since 1965, when it became an independent company after operating under Marathon Electric Motors. Its history reaches back to a first patent in 1932, and today its engineers work with electrical professionals worldwide to develop dependable power-distribution solutions tailored to demanding applications. The company has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 2003 and became ISO 9001:2015 certified in 2018.
For more than 15 years, Marathon Stone Fabrication has measured, fabricated and installed custom stone surfaces for homes and businesses from its Holbrook showroom and yard. The company helps customers choose from its available stone selections and turns them into countertops, fireplaces, vanities and other tailored projects, including outdoor applications.
Founded in 2023 by two former 75th Ranger Regiment master breachers, Marauder Group develops modular breaching charges for assault and heavy breaching. The small disadvantaged veteran-owned business works directly with end users to tailor mission-specific solutions, with charge designs intended to improve breacher safety and reduce overpressure exposure.
Since 1945, family-run Marbee Printing and Graphic Art has served Findlay and northwest Ohio as a full-service print shop. Founded by Marty and Betty Kuch, the company grew from a home-based operation into a local business that added short-run, full-color digital printing early in Findlay and continues under Randy and Teresa Raymond. Marbee handles projects from design through printing and finishing for community organizations, businesses and individuals.
Columbus-based Marble Plastics manufactures architectural solid surfaces from 100% recycled plastic, pressing locally sourced waste into durable sheets for commercial interiors. Founded by Joseph Klatt after work with the Ohio EPA and the Precious Plastic recycling movement, the company makes recycling visible through patterns that preserve the character of their feedstock rather than hiding it. Its in-house Columbus studio also cuts, finishes, and thermoforms the material for projects ranging from furniture to architectural installations, with no virgin plastic used.
In Cold Spring, Marbled Meat Shop is a community-minded butcher shop built around relationships with small, family-owned farms. It works with whole animals to supply pasture-raised meat and makes small-batch prepared food for local shoppers.
Founded in 1988 to develop stone-care products, MARBLELIFE® has grown into a surface-care company that manufactures its own products while restoring and maintaining marble and other hard surfaces. Its science-driven approach pairs root-cause analysis with a network of more than 50 North American franchise locations, serving residential, commercial and monumental properties. The company also operates a national training and research-and-development facility in Sanford, Florida.
Marburger Farm Dairy is a family-owned dairy business that has operated in the Evans City area since 1938, across more than three generations of the Marburger family. It produces and supplies dairy products, including its noted cultured buttermilk, and says it caters fresh buttermilk to customers across the Eastern United States. The farm dairy began on land purchased by George Marburger, Sr., which his son Adam later transitioned to dairy production.
Marcal Paper is a U.S. paper-products manufacturer that makes away-from-home towel and tissue products from 100% recycled fiber, along with dispensing systems and custom fiber and pulp. Founded in 1932 by Nicholas Marcalus, the company has pioneered recycled paper production since the 1950s and now employs more than 1,000 people across facilities in six states. Its vertically integrated operations include more than one million square feet of production area and distribute products across North America and beyond.
Founded by Steno Marcegaglia in 1959 in Gazoldo degli Ippoliti, the family-founded group has grown from a small steel-transformation workshop into an international manufacturer. Marcegaglia makes a broad range of carbon and stainless steel products, and reports 36 steel plants across four continents. Its operations include both steel processing and, since acquiring steelmaking facilities in Sheffield and Fos-sur-Mer, primary steel production.
For more than 25 years, March Equipment Inc. has provided specialty commercial electrical and renewable-energy services across the United States and Canada, including custom electrical equipment work and substation support. Owner Kevin Kallmeyer, a Journeyman Wireman who grew up helping his father and grandfather on electrical jobs, has owned and managed the company since 2009. March works with commercial and industrial customers as well as public-sector organizations, often responding to difficult or time-critical power projects with 24/7 emergency support.
Founder Mabel created March Hare to make the delicate, classic watch she could not find at a reasonable price, and the company now designs petite watches with an eye toward pieces worth handing down. Its small collection includes the Harriet, inspired by 19th-century pocket watches, and the Kimsey, whose easily changed leather straps let a simple timepiece take on a new look.
Known for its highly specialized approach to analog audio electronics, Marchand Electronics Inc. serves audio builders and laboratory users from Rochester, New York. The company develops and manufactures configurable crossover networks, while also taking on custom circuit work for customers with specialized requirements.
As a member of the Salform, Inc. family, Marchant is a Connecticut manufacturer known for purpose-built metal-forming machinery. Its equipment helps sheet-metal users correct spring-back and shape parts for repair, experimental, and small-production work, with engineering support available for shrinking applications.
Founded in France by Innocent Marchante, family-owned MARCHANTE SAS designs and manufactures biaxial film-stretching lines for technical and specialty applications. The Montmélian company has worked in the biax industry since 1979, installing more than 200 lines worldwide and combining long-serving specialists with a newer generation of engineers. Its patented stretching technology and Innovation Centre support projects from machine design through commissioning, including lithium-ion battery separator film production.
A female-owned, family-run Philadelphia bakery, Marchiano’s began in 1982 when Frank and Kathy Marchiano turned Nunziata’s basement recipes into a Manayunk institution. Now carried on by their daughters, the business still follows its old-fashioned methods and a specialty-bread recipe passed down through four generations. Its USDA-inspected wholesale operation extends that family tradition to retailers beyond its own shops.
Founded in 1969 by Wayne Marcho and his wife, Martha “Marty” Derstein, Marcho Farms raises and supplies veal and lamb from its Pennsylvania base. The family business works with more than 100 Amish family farms, pairing rural livestock care with processing and farm-to-plate delivery across the United States. Today, the second generation carries on the Marcho family’s emphasis on humane animal care and ethical farming.
Founded in 2007 by Bernie and Justin Marchuska as an offshoot of their construction and development company, Marchuska Glass designs and installs commercial and residential glass systems. The Vestal-based business is known for handling projects from storefronts to custom shower enclosures, with general manager Dan Wasson bringing more than 20 years of glazing experience to estimating, installation, and client service. Its team works closely with owners, builders, and architects to develop practical solutions for both new construction and older buildings.
Marco Board House began in Poughkeepsie in 1996, growing from a 10-person startup into a U.S.-based manufacturer with more than 100 employees. Since joining the Anta Electric team in 2020, it has built high-reliability printed circuit board assemblies for customers worldwide, particularly in demanding fields such as medical equipment and aerospace.
Since 1959, MarCon Tool has made custom tooling and provided precision machining for aerospace and other manufacturing customers from Dayton, Ohio. Its work centers on CNC machining and precision manufacturing, backed by an in-house quality assurance focus.