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For 40 years, MicroDISC has been known for keeping rugged computer-vision systems operating in demanding military and industrial settings. The company builds these systems to customer specifications in the United States and continues supporting them through component obsolescence and legacy service, including more than 400 fielded units from one legacy server line that remain operational.
Rochester-based MicroEra Power develops THERMAplus™, an on-site thermal energy storage system that helps commercial buildings shift heating and cooling loads to lower-cost, lower-carbon periods. Its tunable phase-change materials and smart controls integrate with existing HVAC equipment, while expanded laboratory space supports building and testing the system at scale. Founded by CEO Eleanor Rusling and CTO James Grieve, the company’s work is supported by NYSERDA and the U.S. Department of Energy.
Microfinish gives metal parts their working and cosmetic surfaces, with more than 25 years of finishing experience serving North American and European industry from Vandalia, Ohio. Its work reaches especially demanding applications, including flight-critical aerospace components and medical implants, while its mold and precision-tool finishing operation has more than 28 years of experience and a team of over 40 professionals. Microfinish is certified to AS 9100D, ISO 9001:2015, and ISO 13485:2016.
Founded in 1997, Bengaluru-based MicroLOGIX designs and manufactures electronic products and controls, taking projects from embedded and IoT engineering through PCB assembly and finished product build. Its work ranges from rugged marine and submarine electronics to medical controls and industrial automation systems, with design and production handled under one roof. The company’s Peenya facility operates quality systems certified to AS9100, IATF 16949, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards.
Founded in 1979, MicroMax Computer Intelligence is a New York City engineering company known for designing specialized computer systems for mission-critical applications. Its staff develops rugged industrial and onboard computers tailored to the needs of transportation operators, manufacturers, and public agencies.
Founded in October 2004 as a Penn State spin-off, State College’s Micromechatronics develops and commercializes piezoelectric actuators, ultrasonic transducers, and integrated electro-mechanical systems. Its work spans products such as high-temperature stack actuators and Langevin transducers, alongside ATILA finite-element software and research services for emerging piezoelectric devices. The company maintains ties to Penn State and was founded by piezoelectric-actuator pioneer Prof. Kenji Uchino.
Founded in Yonkers in 1954 by chemist Herbert J. Kander, Micromold Products manufactures corrosion-resistant plastic components and systems for process industries. One of the earliest processors of PTFE, the company combines in-house engineering and fabrication with proprietary methods for machining, fusing, and welding high-performance fluoropolymers. Its FLUOR-O-FLO® line grew from early PTFE gaskets and seals into products such as PTFE piping and custom process parts, all made in the USA.
Family-owned Micron Industries has carried Stephan Schmidt’s Rochester manufacturing tradition forward since he founded the company in 1972. What began as a tool-and-die shop now serves demanding aerospace and other industrial customers, with a hands-on culture shaped by the Schmidt family and a reputation for taking on complex work such as gun drilling. Micron holds AS9100D aerospace certification and is ITAR registered.
Founded in a Tagelswangen garage in 1968, Swiss family-owned Micronel AG develops and manufactures customized high-performance miniature blowers for demanding pressure, vacuum and airflow applications. Its compact fans and blowers are used where reliability matters, including medical ventilation, industry and personal protection, with in-house flow and acoustics laboratories supporting customer-specific designs. Micronel remains family-run under second-generation leadership and has grown to 100 employees across five countries.
Micronics Engineered Filtration Group designs and manufactures engineered filtration systems and filter media, including filter presses ranging from 150 mm to more than 2,000 mm. Now part of Cleanova, the company supports liquid-solid separation and air filtration through manufacturing plants across the United States and several international markets. Its capabilities extend from in-house laboratory work and custom equipment to field maintenance, with particular experience solving demanding industrial filtration problems.
Micronsight LLC is a pioneering startup focused on making material innovation less dependent on lengthy, costly trial-and-error testing. It develops AI-enhanced imaging for real-time material analysis, helping organizations in fields such as aerospace and automotive validate new materials more quickly.
Formed in 1985, Microplex is a certified women-owned manufacturer known for attentive, quality-focused production and individualized customer service. From its North Canton operation, the company builds custom cable assemblies and wire harnesses for industrial automation, medical, military, and OEM customers nationwide.
Micropolitan specializes in crafting detailed, beautiful, and accurate 3D printed city and terrain maps using state-of-the-art 3D satellite data and advanced computer design techniques. The company makes maps from a variety of materials, including plastic, glass, and wooden frames, ensuring high-quality, durable, and visually striking products. They offer custom pricing for corporate gifts and company awards.
Founded in 1997, Elkton-based Micropore packages fine-powder chemistries into solid carbon-dioxide absorbent cartridges for rebreathing and life-support systems. Its patented ExtendAir® and SpiraLithCa® technology replaces traditional granular absorbents in demanding applications ranging from military rebreathers to submarine and medical life-support equipment. Micropore holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certifications.
Established in 2012 as Ecotec, Micropower US makes industrial battery chargers and power-conversion systems for North American material-handling and motive-power applications. Now part of Micropower Group, the company combines its local product support with the parent organization’s global engineering and manufacturing resources, while continuing to serve equipment ranging from lift trucks to floor-care machines. Its reputation is built around reliable charging equipment, responsive technical help, and accurate, on-time order fulfillment.
Founded in 1983 by Martin Bak, Gaithersburg-based Microprobes for Life Science designs and fabricates implantable neural microelectrodes, multichannel arrays, and related systems for electrophysiology research. With more than 30 years of microelectrode expertise, the company is known for tailoring neural interfaces to specialized research applications, including its chronic Floating Microelectrode Array and wireless successor. Microprobes serves research institutions and pharmaceutical and medical-device companies worldwide and is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded in Cincinnati in 1991, Micropyretics Heaters International Inc. manufactures patented electric thermal equipment and materials for energy-efficient industrial heating and decarbonization. Its work spans compact process-gas heaters and high-temperature steam generators, alongside specialized heating materials and controls, serving more than 1,300 customers and exporting to over 25 countries. MHI’s vertically integrated operation has developed its own electronics, refractories, software, and components since the mid-1990s.
Born from a 2016 Kickstarter, Microscape turns aerial scan data into detailed, modular 1:5000 architectural models of cities. Its six-inch tiles capture places such as Manhattan and downtown Chicago, fitting together into display pieces or custom commissions, including a 48-by-30-inch Seattle model. Microscape produces its models and frames on demand in-house at its West Chicago, Illinois production shop.
Established in 1967, Microsheen Corporation is a long-standing Mentor, Ohio metalworking company known for careful surface finishing and precision-controlled work. It helps manufacturers across the United States prepare metal components through deburring and degreasing services, supporting applications where clean, consistent parts matter.
Based in Brecksville, Ohio, MicroShield 360 is known for giving facility teams a way to manage surface cleanliness themselves rather than relying on outside applicators or service contracts. The company serves institutional and commercial facilities with a coordinated cleaning and surface-protection system, including its Pure line and a durable coating.