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Founded in 1972 by Max Flaming, Parlier-based Maxco Supply makes custom corrugated packaging and its own box-assembly machinery for California’s fresh-produce industry. The company grew from wooden grape containers into a major San Joaquin Valley supplier, while developing recyclable systems such as its LTS long-term storage container and maintaining in-house control from design through manufacturing. Maxco is also Primus Labs food-safety certified and employs more than 400 people during peak production.
Launched by Chemtainer Industries in 1972, Maxi-Movers makes rotationally molded plastic carts and trucks for moving and storing materials, with commercial laundry as a longtime specialty. Its M7090, introduced as the laundry industry’s first bulk delivery truck, remains a signature product more than 50 years later. Maxi-Movers products are made across six U.S. factories and serve laundry, donated-goods, recycling, and general material-handling operations nationwide.
MaxiForce Bollards, part of Blue Ember Technologies, manufactures traffic-control bollards designed to close or manage vehicle access while preserving quick passage for authorized and emergency users. Its distinctive collapsible line uses a patented breakaway system that lets first responders push a bollard aside without significant damage, then return it to service by replacing the release insert. The company also supplies fixed, standard-removable and light-removable bollards, along with portable Star Barriers and replacement parts, with products and manufacturing processes aligned with applicable industry codes and standards.
New York-based Maxifyz makes hemp-derived CBD products, with full-spectrum tinctures at the center of its wellness-focused line. Its products are grown and manufactured in the United States, kept below 0.3% THC, and supported by independent laboratory testing that checks finished goods for contaminants as well as cannabinoid content. The company also directs 10% of its net profits to wellness and other charities.
maxill manufactures infection-control, dental-disposable, and oral-care products for dentistry. The company describes itself as a North American manufacturer serving dental practices with products made specifically for clinical use.
From its Rockville, Maryland facility, Maxim Biomedical develops and manufactures diagnostic tests while helping healthcare companies and government agencies move assays from concept to commercial production. Founded more than 20 years ago, the family-led company produces millions of tests each month in an FDA-registered, ISO 13485:2016-certified operation with capacity exceeding 15 million devices monthly. Its own products include HIV surveillance assays and the ClearDetect COVID-19 Antigen Home Test, alongside contract development and manufacturing for partners worldwide.
As part of CentroMotion, maximatecc is the instrumentation specialist behind rugged vehicle-monitoring equipment used by original equipment manufacturers in demanding off-highway and specialty-vehicle applications. The company develops custom solutions as well as standardized products, with its maxAI displays designed to help operators monitor machines in harsh working environments.
Maximator US, also known as MAXPRO Technologies, has served as Maximator GmbH’s exclusive North American distributor since its founding in December 1995. Based in Fairview, Pennsylvania, it pairs German high-pressure know-how with local engineering and support for industrial customers whose applications require specialized pressure equipment. Its work includes custom system design and hydrogen testing through its Illinois operation.
MAXPRO Technologies, known as Maximator US, has served North American customers since its founding in December 1995 as Maximator GmbH’s exclusive distributor. Based in Fairview, Pennsylvania, it pairs German high-pressure expertise with local engineering and service for industrial customers whose applications require specialized pressure equipment.
Maximm Cable is a U.S. cable company serving businesses and consumers with extension cords and connectivity products, including Ethernet and HDMI cables. Based in Middletown, New York, it has supplied cable products and customer care for more than a decade, with its distinctive 360-degree rotating, space-saving plug design at the center of its extension-cord line. The company also supports wholesale buyers with bulk supply and custom cable setups for settings such as hotels, student accommodations, offices, and construction projects.
MAXONA Pharmaceuticals is a clinical-stage drug developer advancing MAX-001, a patent-protected, non-opioid and non-NSAID treatment candidate for acute and chronic pain. Founded by President and CEO Shawn Fatholahi, the company draws on a leadership team with deep experience in neuroscience, formulation, clinical development and regulatory affairs. MAX-001 has completed its IND-enabling studies and Phase I trials, with Phase II development expected to be completed in 2026.
From its Miami headquarters, Maxpack Machinery designs and manufactures packaging systems built specifically for IQF and frozen foods, along with premium snacks and ready-to-eat products. Its machines are operating in 11 countries, with hundreds of systems in service and billions of units packed, while the company’s MFT 7 vertical bagger was recognized at Pack Expo’s Technology Excellence Awards. Maxpack also supports customers through UCM Service, its U.S. sister company and exclusive service partner with more than 200 maintenance and service technicians.
From its Cleveland base, MaxPack develops custom and stock packaging that carries a brand from the retail counter to the unboxing experience. The company brings more than 40 years of packaging experience and a nationwide distribution network to programs ranging from custom jewelry presentation to domestically made setup boxes. Its family of companies includes Iowa Retail Packaging, serving the Midwest since 1978, and Carolina Retail Packaging, which merged with MaxPack in 2016.
Maxpert Medical is a Galloway, Ohio company that began by solving practical pill-crushing problems for healthcare professionals. Today it develops medication-management products for pharmacists, nurses, caregivers, and patients, drawing on more than 75 years of combined team experience in specialty pharmacy and hospital care.
Founded in 2007, Maxtena designs and manufactures advanced RF antennas and wireless systems, including beamforming solutions for terrestrial and satellite communications. The company’s patented Dynamic Aperture Technology (DAT™) and Helicore™ antenna technology underpin products used on land, in the air and at sea, while its engineering team supports both off-the-shelf orders and customized integrations. Maxtena is headquartered in the Washington, D.C., metropolitan area and operates additional offices in North America and Europe.
Maxwell Welding & Machine is a welding and machine shop founded in 1980 by owner and president Gary Maxwell. Its two facilities—a 29,600-square-foot machine shop and an 18,500-square-foot weld shop—serve industrial needs in the Tri-State area, with machining, assembly, and fabrication capabilities. The company emphasizes delivering high-quality products and services on time.
Since 2003, Maxxeon Inc. has made rechargeable LED lighting tools for technicians, with its Brunswick, Ohio operation centered on rugged work lights such as the Cyclops and LumaStik. Its lineup is shaped around the realities of garages and service work, pairing compact illumination with purpose-built designs like magnetic lights and inspection tools.
Maxxima, a division of Panor Corporation, manufactures LED lighting solutions for commercial vehicles, heavy-duty applications, transportation, work, warning and safety, interior, and home lighting. Its product categories include STT and clearance markers, warning lights, work lights, interior lights, headlights, lightbars, strip lights, connectors, and electrical products.
From its Cleveland operation, May Conveyor manufactures standard and custom industrial conveyor belting for material-handling systems. The company’s specialty is designing precision belts for demanding work such as metal-chip removal, stamping scrap and foundry or mining loads, with dies made in-house by the May Tool & Die Group. May Conveyor serves customers across the United States, Canada and beyond, and its ISO 9001-certified quality manufacturing is backed by retrofit and emergency modification capabilities.
May Industries of Ohio, Inc. manufactures custom products and metal components, and has done so for more than 50 years. The North Royalton company serves several industries and handles projects from prototypes and parts through finished assemblies, with in-house production and finishing capabilities.