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For more than 40 years, Rochester’s Mastro Graphics has made durable printed machine graphics and utility-marking products, with particular expertise in printed flexible electronics and overlays for OEM applications. The women-owned business combines production art services, engineering and in-house manufacturing to develop graphics that meet demanding specifications, including utility markings built on more than 25 years of industry knowledge. Mastro Graphics is ISO 9001:2015 certified and emphasizes close-tolerance work, durable constructions and responsive production.
Known for turning overlooked entrances into polished first impressions, Mat Concepts creates custom entry mats for commercial and institutional spaces. Its team measures, designs, and installs mats built to withstand heavy foot traffic while fitting each site’s dimensions and visual identity.
For more than 45 years, Mat Tech LLC has supplied businesses with Made-in-the-USA commercial floor mats, with custom logo matting at the center of its work. The Sayville company also provides entrance, anti-fatigue and safety mat solutions, and offers free color art proofs to help customers see a logo design before production. Its matting expertise is backed by a low-price guarantee and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Founded in 2005 and headquartered in Brampton, Ontario, Matalco produces recycled aluminum billet and slab for North American rolling, extrusion, and forging industries. It operates six remelting and casting facilities and describes itself as one of North America’s largest secondary aluminum billet producers. Its facilities have a combined annual capacity exceeding 1.96 billion pounds of recycled aluminum.
Matamatic Inc designs and manufactures soft, flexible switches and sensors. Its listed products include safety mats and several kinds of pad and bumper sensors.
In Greenport, Matchbook Distilling Co. has built its identity around a distillery that is part laboratory and part playground, where history and science guide hands-on experiments with flavor. The company produces limited-release spirits from seasonal ingredients, including fruit rescued from local farms, and welcomes visitors to explore the work through tastings and small-group distillery experiences.
Since beginning operations in 1946, Matco Tools has supplied professional mechanics and automotive enthusiasts with tools, storage and equipment, including through a distinctive network of mobile tool stores. The company has sold directly to working mechanics through independent franchised distributors since 1979, with Matco trucks now serving customers across all 50 states, Canada and Puerto Rico. Matco Tools is a subsidiary of Vontier Corporation.
Founded in 1975, MATCOR designs and manufactures cathodic protection systems and provides corrosion engineering, installation, and maintenance services for major infrastructure. Based in Chalfont, Pennsylvania, the company delivers turnkey corrosion-control projects worldwide, with U.S.-made products produced at its ISO 9001:2015-certified manufacturing facility. MATCOR is part of BrandSafway and brings nearly five decades of experience to protecting pipelines, tanks, power facilities, and other critical assets.
Established in 1991, Brampton-based MatcorMatsu designs and manufactures precision stamped and assembled metallic components for the automotive industry. The privately owned company operates more than 1.5 million square feet of manufacturing space across Canada, the United States and Mexico, supporting customers with engineering, metal forming and welded-assembly work. Its facilities hold IATF 16949 certification, and its portfolio includes structural automotive assemblies such as instrument-panel reinforcements and crossmembers.
Founded in 1992 as a fastener and custom-hardware manufacturer, Matdan Aerospace Corporation now specializes in parts, hardware, and equipment for commercial and aeroderivative engine testing and MRO facilities. Based in Cincinnati’s aerospace hub, the company draws on Matdan’s manufacturing experience, large in-house tooling packages, and prototype and short-run capabilities to support aviation customers worldwide. Matdan earned AS9100 certification in 2010 and offers products made under license from General Electric Company.
Founded by Dave Arand in 1992, Matdan Corporation manufactures captive fasteners and quick-access hardware, including custom parts for demanding applications. From its two factory locations, the company serves customers worldwide and is particularly experienced in aerospace and defense fastening, where its MH series is made in the USA with DFARS-compliant materials. Matdan maintains ISO 9001 and AS 9100 certifications and supports customers with engineering assistance for designs that fall outside standard products.
Matech manufactures machined parts, custom-made components, assemblies, and military weapons, munitions, and electronic-warfare subsystems. Its capabilities include CNC machining, welding, laser and waterjet cutting, wire EDM, assembly, fabrication, packaging, engineering, and quality verification. The company serves U.S. and foreign governments, government prime contractors, defense agencies, commercial manufacturers, telecommunications companies, agricultural companies, firearms manufacturers, pharmaceutical companies, and other customers.
Founded in Salisbury in 1988 with four employees and one CNC machine, MaTech makes machined and fabricated components and provides assembly services for defense and other industrial customers. Its 165,000-square-foot facility supports work ranging from complex assemblies to military weapons, munitions, and electronic-warfare subsystems. MaTech also develops its own BUIS backup iron sights and operates an ISO 9001:2015-certified, ATF-compliant facility.
For more than 25 years, Philadelphia-based Material Concepts, Inc. has converted and supplied roll goods that keep cut-and-sew, printing, packaging, and industrial operations moving. The hands-on, owner-operated company has been an authorized DuPont™ Tyvek® distributor since 1999 and supports customers across the United States, Canada, and Mexico. Its 28-person team converts materials at its manufacturing and distribution center under an ISO 9001:2015 quality management system, including toll-converting work made to customer specifications.
Material Control, Inc. is a group of companies that manufactures safety equipment in the United States. The group states that it has locations in Michigan, Illinois, Pennsylvania, Georgia, Texas, and California.
Since 1998, Material Handling Equipment Sales has designed and distributed bulk material-handling equipment, tailoring grain and industrial systems to each customer’s layout rather than a manufacturer’s standard package. Based in Delaware, Ohio, the company guides projects from layout and equipment selection through installation coordination and replacement parts, drawing on more than 30 years of industry experience. Its work has included rebuilding a storm-damaged elevator and managing the equipment and design for the expansion of the John Marion Britton elevator.
Known for more than 30 years of material-handling expertise, Material Handling Technologies is a turnkey systems integrator serving manufacturing, distribution and warehouse operations across the United States. Its East Coast team keeps projects in-house from engineering through installation, then remains available for maintenance and long-term support.
Material Maxim is a collective of specialists organized around the idea that the built environment can become regenerative rather than extractive. It helps global brands and other businesses rethink material lifecycles and develop practical routes toward circularity, using hemp-based solutions as one way to connect carbon reduction with new manufacturing systems.
Material Sciences Corporation has made painted and laminated metal products since 1951, when it began operating as All Weather Steel Products in Chicago. Headquartered in Canton, Michigan, it processes metals for acoustical, lightweighting and coating applications, and is known for its coated and laminated products and electrogalvanizing operations.
Founded in 1992 by former Yorktown IBM engineer and MIT Ph.D. Ricardo I. Fuentes, MATECH is a privately held Fishkill company known for turning advanced materials research into practical manufacturing technology. Its work has supported semiconductor and aerospace customers, including equipment and process technology for the X-ray optical elements used in nine NASA missions.