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Founded in 1983 by automation innovator Bill Kaman, Huron-based Matrix Automation builds digital manufacturing systems for complex assembly operations. Its ProductionWare® software combines manufacturing execution, digital work instructions and error-proofing to help automotive, HVAC, medical mobility and other manufacturers build products correctly the first time. Now a second-generation, woman-owned business, Matrix has completed more than 4,000 projects across four continents.
Matrix Bottling Group is a U.S. contract beverage manufacturer operating three facilities in California, Nevada, and North Carolina. The company provides co-packing and private-label production, with capacity stated at up to 100 million bottles per month; its operations include beverage formulation support and bottling for brands ranging from funded startups to national retailers. The company reports more than 15 years of industry experience.
Founded in 1999, Matrix Railway Corporation designs, manufactures and overhauls rail components for commuter cars and locomotives, including systems built to withstand demanding rail environments. Its engineering and machining teams also tackle obsolete equipment through reverse engineering, repair and remanufacturing, helping transit operators extend the life of hard-to-replace components. Matrix serves transit authorities, subsystem suppliers and car builders worldwide under an ISO 9001-approved quality system.
Founded in 1972, Matrix Tool, Inc. is a second-generation precision tool shop and injection molder based in Fairview, Pennsylvania. It designs and builds injection molds and produces high-precision molded parts, with a long-standing specialty in complex, tight-tolerance work. The company has grown from a two-car garage in Erie into a full-service manufacturer operating its tooling and molding capabilities under one roof.
Matriz Design is a Buenos Aires furniture studio known for collection pieces shaped to individual interior projects. It works with designers and clients through a showroom where materials and finishes can be explored for residential and hospitality spaces.
Family-owned and operated, Matt Machine & Manufacturing grew from Rudy and Matt Jezek’s early machine-shop work into a 25-person company in Plum Borough. The business is known for low-volume, precision production in its 18,200-square-foot facility, where it makes machined parts for medical and analytical equipment customers. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
On Long Island’s North Fork, Mattebella Vineyards is a small family farm and artisanal winery making old-world-style wines from its own vineyard in Southold. Mark and Christine Tobin purchased the property in 2005, and the estate’s 22-acre parcel is tended by hand with sustainable practices and no mechanical harvesting. Its original early-20th-century barn now houses a tasting cottage surrounded by gardens, where visitors can explore the vineyard and its wines.
Since 1931, Fisher-Price has made toys designed to turn early childhood play into learning and developmental discovery. Founded by Herman Fisher, Irving Price and Helen Schelle, the brand remains focused on enriching the first five years of childhood with playful products that help babies, toddlers and preschoolers reach important milestones.
Brooklyn-based Matter Made is an American manufacturer of contemporary lighting, furniture, and objects, with an in-house design team carrying projects from concept through production. Its minimal designs emphasize careful craftsmanship and refined finishes, while collaborations with influential contemporary designers sit alongside historically important works in the collection. The company’s Greenpoint production operation supports hands-on assembly and quality control for pieces intended to last.
MatterWorks LLC helps industrial customers source specialized nonwovens, fibers and composite material structures, with solutions tailored to how materials perform in the finished product. Based on its materials-technology focus, the company also supports large raw-material producers through market development consulting and independent sales representation. It provides just-in-time delivery of domestic and imported goods across North America.
Matthew Harris Studio LLC designs, hand forges, fabricates, finishes, and installs custom architectural and sculptural metalwork. Its products include railings, gates, fencing, window grilles, sculptures, and other custom metalwork made from bronze, copper, stainless steel, steel, aluminum, and brass for residential, commercial, public, and architectural spaces.
Family-owned Matthews Industries has been making precision metalwork in Decatur, Alabama, since 1949, when Arthur M. Matthews opened a one-man repair shop. The company has since grown into a 100,000-square-foot contract manufacturing operation, while retaining its founder’s emphasis on personal attention and carefully made work for industrial customers.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1850 by engraver John Dixon Matthews, Matthews International Corporation has grown from an engraving shop into a global company operating in industrial technologies and memorialization. It manufactures industrial marking and coding technologies and memorialization products, and provides precision engineering solutions for coating, converting, and energy storage applications. The company is headquartered in Pittsburgh and reports operations spanning 15 countries and four continents.
Matthews Marking Systems develops and supplies industrial marking and coding systems, combining printers, lasers, inks and the MPERIA® control platform for production lines. The company stands out for application-specific engineering, including free sample marking on customers’ original materials, rather than relying solely on standard equipment. Its heritage reaches back to 1850 through Matthews International, while the marking systems are developed with Swedish engineering expertise and supported by a network spanning more than 25 countries.
For more than 50 years, Mattr Corp. has combined advanced materials technology with complex manufacturing to build engineered products and systems for infrastructure projects worldwide. Its portfolio spans connection and composite technologies, including Shawflex wire and cable, Flexpipe composite linepipe and Xerxes storage and stormwater solutions. Based in Vaughan, Ontario, Mattr operates through established brands serving markets from energy and transportation to communications and water management.
Matzke Concepts is a mechanical engineering and production-design practice that takes products from early concepts through prototyping, manufacturing design, and production release. Founded by a Carnegie Mellon mechanical-engineering graduate with a particular affinity for robots and manufacturing, the practice has supported projects ranging from medical devices and consumer electronics to industrial automation and planetary rovers. Its work is especially grounded in connecting user interaction with practical production details, helping clients reduce delays and improve how products are built.
Since its founding in 1971, Mauell Corporation has built its reputation around understanding how mission-critical control rooms work. Based in Dillsburg, Pennsylvania, the company now designs and builds custom environments for operators in fields such as utilities and transportation, carrying projects from early planning through installation and support. Its history includes pioneering the use of a video wall in a utility control room and developing the Xomnium platform.
Founded by goalkeepers in 2016, Cleveland-based Mauer Athletics makes goalkeeper gloves designed to deliver professional-level performance at more accessible prices. The company is best known for pioneering its STYCK silicone interior grip, which helps keep the glove securely fitted to the hand, and it sponsors professional goalkeepers and coaches around the world.
Founded in 1915 and acquired by the Neuman family in 1968, Toledo’s Maumee Pattern Company designs and manufactures foundry tooling for complex castings. The company combines more than a century of patternmaking experience with modern CAD/CAM design, CNC machining, and reverse-engineering capabilities, and supports customers with nationwide tooling service. Maumee Pattern is ITAR certified and aligns its cybersecurity program with CMMC Level 2 requirements for defense-related and other sensitive work.
Established in Toledo in 1978, Maumee Valley Fabricators is a long-standing custom metal fabricator with a 55,000-square-foot manufacturing area and customers across the United States and Canada. The company is especially distinctive for its Escher Division, which has manufactured recuperative heat exchangers for foundry and glass furnaces since acquiring the division in 1987.