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Since 1951, Cincinnati’s Micro Metal Finishing has handled high-volume metal plating, with a long specialty in automotive safety components such as seat-belt buckles and child-seat latches. Its process controls include laboratory plating-thickness checks and a high-capacity zinc-nickel line that processes more than 350 racks of automotive parts per shift. The company also coordinates related pre- and post-plating work and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Established in Dublin in 2024, Micro MIM USA Inc. helps customers develop and manufacture intricate metal microcomponents through its μ-MIM® technology. The company specializes in parts from a few millimeters to about 10 mm, including shapes that are difficult to machine, and draws on the more than 50-year injection-molding history and 25 years of μ-MIM® research of its Taisei Kogyo group. Its group’s ISO 13485-certified quality system supports work for medical-device manufacturers, while measurement tools such as optical 3D scanning and X-ray CT help verify complex internal and external geometries.
Founded by George Ferrio in 1992, Micro Photonics supplies research scientists with advanced laboratory instruments while providing the training, technical support, and services needed to use them effectively. The Allentown company is especially distinctive for its micro-CT expertise, operating an evaluation and testing laboratory where specialists scan and reconstruct samples for research customers. Its team brings more than 70 years of combined experience and provides sales and service across all 50 states.
For more than 50 years, Micro Powders has built its identity around expertise in small-particle additives, tracing its roots to a 1971 founding as a supplier to the printing-inks and coatings industry. Today, the Tarrytown company develops specialty powders, dispersions and gels that help formulators improve finished products, with ISO 9001 certification supporting its focus on consistent quality for customers worldwide.
Women-owned Micro Precision Components has spent more than 25 years building a reputation for careful, high-precision work and attentive service from its Bloomfield shop. The company makes micro and non-micro components for demanding customers, including aerospace and medical manufacturers, with quality systems certified to ISO 9001 and work performed under ITAR registration.
In Huntsville, Micro Star Technologies makes diamond instruments for nanotechnology, specializing in standard and custom nano indenters shaped to customer-defined geometries and dimensions. Its single-crystal diamond indenters are aligned to atomic crystal orientation, while its calibration laboratory operates in accordance with ISO/IEC 17025 and measures each indenter against ISO 14577-2 tolerances. Micro Star also produces rounded cone indenters in diamond and sapphire, using traceable TEM measurement to analyze their area functions.
Founded in 1965, Micro Technologies is a precision manufacturer known for tackling complex, safety-critical component work that others may consider too difficult. Its purpose-built Costa Rica operation serves global OEMs in fields including automotive, medical and aerospace, and has delivered billions of components to more than 30 countries. Micro combines manufacturing with an in-house innovation team so customers can move from a difficult design challenge to a production-ready solution through a single accountable partner.
Since 1965, Bethlehem’s Micro Tool Company has produced precision-machined components and complex parts for demanding contract-manufacturing projects. Its 45,000-square-foot temperature-controlled facility combines multi-axis CNC machining with extensive in-house robotic integration, supporting both high-volume “lights-out” production and difficult one-off work. Micro Tool is AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certified, and is registered under ITAR.
Founded in 1981, Covina-based MICRO-AIDE designs and manufactures industrial-grade electronics, with a particular focus on rail-signal event recorders, alarm reporters and data loggers. Its products are developed, built, tested and supported by MICRO-AIDE staff for demanding environments ranging from high humidity and vibration to temperatures of -40C to +70C. The privately owned company also supplies flight simulator grip sets and reports that its rail products are used by transit agencies throughout North America.
Since its founding in 1962, Micro-Coax has built its identity around more than six decades of high-frequency interconnect work from Pottstown, Pennsylvania. Now part of the Amphenol family, the company is known for developing custom signal-routing solutions that perform in the harsh conditions faced by aerospace and defense customers, with its ARACON® fiber offering a distinctive lightweight approach to shielding.
For more than 50 years, Microbiologics has produced biological reference materials and provided contract research services that help laboratories develop and validate microbiology, molecular diagnostic, and virology technologies. Headquartered in Saint Cloud, Minnesota, the company operates research and development centers across the United States, including commercial BSL-3 laboratories supporting high-containment infectious-disease research. Its work spans custom biological controls and assay services, with distribution reaching more than 150 countries.
Founded in 1969, MicroCentric Corp. is a Plainview, New York manufacturer known for unusually precise workholding, with many of its chucks repeating within 0.00005 inch. Its in-house facility also develops custom workholding systems for specific machining applications, serving customers through a European subsidiary established in 1995.
With 19,000 employees and more than 30 years of manufacturing experience, Microchip Technology Inc. is a Chandler-based semiconductor company known for building a secure, internally managed supply chain for high-reliability applications. It makes semiconductor solutions for customers in aerospace, defense, automotive and industrial markets, including custom manufacturing and advanced packaging for demanding environments.
From its Chandler headquarters, Microchip Technology Inc. makes semiconductors and provides the manufacturing services behind them, with products spanning microcontrollers, analog devices, FPGAs and other embedded technologies. Its distinctive strength is an integrated global manufacturing network that includes internal wafer fabrication, assembly and testing, along with more than 30 years of advanced packaging work in Caldicot, South Wales. The company reports 19,000 employees, 100,000 customers worldwide and six high-volume plus 14 specialty factories.
Since 2015, MicroCircuit Laboratories has built its reputation around hermetic microelectronic packaging for demanding photonics, quantum, aerospace, and other high-reliability applications. From its Kennett Square facility, the company develops and seals packages in a Class 10 cleanroom, supporting projects from early prototypes through production. Its patented Robotic Cover Sealer reflects MCL’s focus on bringing automation to a specialized packaging process.
Since 1982, Microcom Corporation has grown from a thermal-printing reseller and integrator into an Ohio-based designer and manufacturer with a 30,000-square-foot facility. The company is known for developing durable, specialized printing equipment for demanding, high-volume environments and for building custom solutions around customers’ specific needs.
Founded in 1975, Microcom Environmental designs and manufactures instrumentation, satellite communications equipment, and data systems for environmental monitoring. The company grew from Microcom Design’s research and development work into a dedicated environmental division, and it remains the prime contractor for NOAA’s GOES Data Collection System receive systems. From its Hunt Valley base, Microcom builds custom, integrated monitoring solutions that carry data from the field through reception and presentation.
Since 1981, MicroCut, Inc. has specialized in wire EDM machining for intricate parts and demanding prototype or production work in York County, Pennsylvania. Its engineers draw on decades of experience to tackle difficult cutting requirements while looking for practical ways to reduce costs. The shop operates six wire EDM machines alongside hole-drilling and supporting machining equipment.
Founded in 2016, Dayton-based Microcvd Corporation develops and commercializes direct-write Laser Chemical Vapor Deposition systems that print durable metal and composite materials onto complex three-dimensional surfaces. Its work ranges from custom equipment and process development to production printing, including conformal antennas and conductive patterns on ceramics. The company’s prototype systems have been supported by SBIR contracts, with a first successful demonstration in 2019 and patented additive-manufacturing innovations in development.
MicroDental Laboratories is a North American network of dental laboratories that fabricates restorative dental work and appliances for dentists, combining artistic craftsmanship with digital technology. The company distinguishes itself through a full-service model built around Certified Dental Technicians, collaborative case planning, and a Digital Advantage Team that helps practices adopt and troubleshoot intraoral scanning workflows. Its labs also support specialized implant and sleep-dentistry cases while using FDA-compliant materials and a systemized quality process.