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With more than 40 years in paper-box manufacturing, Midvale Paper Box makes custom folding cartons and paper packaging from its Pennsylvania facility. Its fully integrated web-feed operation prints, cuts, and strips in one pass on a 125-foot machine running up to 500 feet per minute, supporting everything from prototypes and micro runs to mass production. Midvale says that efficiency helped it achieve 100% on-time delivery for standard and custom orders last year.
Since its founding in 1960, Midway Corporation has grown from an Utica, New York, business into a multi-location independent distributor serving manufacturers across the Northeast. Midway is known for combining industrial distribution with engineering-informed support and supply-chain solutions tailored to how its customers operate.
Evolved from a family-owned diesel and electric motor business established in Mandan in the early 1970s, Midway Machining now produces precision CNC-machined hydraulic parts and handles specialized repair work for manufacturers throughout North Dakota. Since adopting its current name in 1995, the company has become particularly useful when heavy equipment cannot come to the shop, bringing portable line boring and bore welding to the job site while also rebuilding one-of-a-kind components.
Midway Products Group, Inc. is a Tier 1 automotive supplier that manufactures metal-formed parts and assemblies, including structural and mechanism components. The company says it has grown strategically over 60 years and operates nine locations, with engineering and manufacturing teams supporting projects from concept through production.
Founded in Smithville, Ohio, in 1977 as General Tool Company, Midway Swiss Turn is a family-owned machine shop making precision Swiss-turned and CNC-machined components. James Rahz still serves as president, guiding a business that grew from one Bridgeport mill in his garage to a 10,000-square-foot facility with a dozen machines and a ten-person team. The shop is particularly suited to complex, tight-tolerance work, pairing more than 75 years of combined machining experience with ISO-aligned quality controls and secure workflows for regulated customers.
Founded in 1979, Midwest Acoust-A-Fiber manufactures engineered acoustic and thermal components that help motor vehicles run quieter, cooler and lighter. The Delaware, Ohio company has spent more than 40 years developing high-volume solutions for light-vehicle and heavy-truck manufacturers, delivering more than 10 million parts annually from operations in the United States, Mexico and Canada. Its facilities represent more than 21 nationalities, and the company holds IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 14001:2015 certification.
From its Cincinnati warehouse, Midwest Caster & Wheel distributes industrial casters and wheels while custom-manufacturing orders from stocked components. The company’s staff brings more than 50 years of caster experience to application-specific problem solving, and its central Ohio location can reach two-thirds of the United States within two shipping days. Midwest Caster also aligns with manufacturers seeking or holding ISO 9001 certification and inspects and lubricates casters before shipment.
From micro PCB drills to diamond-coated files, Aurora-based Midwest Circuit Technology supplies precision cutting and abrasive tooling for machining and circuit-board work. With more than 35 years of experience using and selling PCB drills, the company helps customers select tools and set feeds and speeds for their materials and equipment. Its offerings also include custom-diameter tooling pins and small-lot drill specials, serving everyone from major machining operations to home hobbyists.
From its Lima, Ohio shop, Midwest Commercial Millwork builds custom commercial cabinetry and casework for projects ranging from hospitals and assisted-living facilities to schools and hotels. The company pairs computer-generated cutting and CNC machinery with skilled craftspeople, choosing carefully made custom pieces over high-volume order processing. Its central Midwest location supports nationwide shipping, including Alaska and Hawaii, and its casework carries a five-year warranty for materials and workmanship.
Midwest Elastomers Inc. is a grinding and size-reduction company based in Wapakoneta, Ohio, that has been offering cryogenic and ambient grinding services for over 30 years. The company processes rubber and plastic materials into fine mesh powders and granules, serving industrial and sports surfacing markets. It is ISO 9001:2015 certified and also buys scrap rubber for recycling.
Midwest Fasteners, Inc. manufactures and supplies stud-welding products and has made and supplied metal-formed products since 1989. Based in Miamisburg, Ohio, the company serves customers through national and international networks of distributors and sales agents. Its work also includes in-house stud welding and repair services for welding equipment.
For more than 35 years, Cincinnati-based Midwest Filtration has made nonwoven media and engineered filtration products, pairing a 180,000-square-foot Ohio production facility with an in-house testing lab. The company keeps more than 20 million yards of raw material in stock across 500-plus product types, helping customers manage supply needs while its technical team develops application-specific media solutions. Midwest Filtration is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded in 1975 by Bob Vitale, Midwest Industrial Supply is a Canton company known for solving difficult surface and air-quality problems through science-based programs. Its 125 employees work from an in-house soils and R&D lab alongside field teams serving industrial and public-sector customers around the world. Midwest develops and supports customized dust-control and soil-stabilization programs rather than treating every site as a one-size-fits-all job.
Founded in 2007 from the Hayes family home in Wadsworth, Midwest Integration & Automation engineers, builds, and integrates industrial control systems for manufacturers. The family-owned Ohio company now employs more than 100 people across three facilities totaling over 55,000 square feet, with Bruce and Liz Hayes’s sons serving as president and senior electrical engineer. Its work includes UL 508A control panels, turnkey automation, and an in-house EDGE controller for web and strip guiding, supported by authorized FANUC integration and factory-trained engineering expertise.
Founded in 1986 by James Richmond, Midwest Knife Grinding has grown from a Canal Fulton mom-and-pop operation into a 20-person shop that sharpens, manufactures, and repairs industrial knives and cutting components. Its precision CNC grinding and machining capabilities include grinding rotors up to 326 inches long, while full-flood coolant systems help preserve blade temper during sharpening. The company serves customers with quick-turnaround work, including rush service when production equipment cannot wait.
In Cleveland’s steel-making shadow, family-owned Midwest Machine Service repairs and rebuilds metal-forming equipment, with a 15-person crew handling everything from press work to electrical upgrades. Its expanded facility combines heavy machining capacity with onsite portable machining and specialized metalizing, helping customers repair large shafts and other machine parts instead of replacing them. Midwest Machine Service has also been an ISN Network Certified Supplier since 2019.
Established in 1969 and headquartered in Eau Claire, Wisconsin, Midwest Manufacturing designs, manufactures, and sells building materials. It operates 55 plants across 12 states, producing goods including doors and cabinetry in facilities that use advanced robotics and automated systems.
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Founded in 1979, Midwest Metal Fabrications is an Ohio shop known for solving difficult fabrication problems through close, practical collaboration with customers. Its experienced team has an average tenure of 16 years and supports manufacturers and contractors with custom metal fabrication, including precision enclosures. The company serves customers nationwide and is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 standards.
Midwest Molding is a 100% employee-owned, ISO 9001-certified plastic injection molding company that turns concepts and tooling into custom parts and assemblies. Its 24/7 climate-controlled operation combines a 40,000-pound tool-and-die capacity with six-axis robotic automation and engineering support from prototype through full production. The company serves demanding applications across medical, automotive, industrial, and consumer markets.
Since 1977, Midwest Precision Machining has grown from a supplier to local OEMs into a Monticello manufacturer known for close-tolerance work and steady investment in its people and equipment. Operating from the same Minnesota location since 1991, the company produces precision components for customers whose applications require documented quality, including aerospace and medical manufacturers. Its AS9100-certified quality system reflects the exacting standards behind that work.