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Mika Metal Fabricating traces its roots to a Willoughby-area shop founded in 1939 and is now veteran-owned and operated under new leadership that took over in 2020. Its 80,000-square-foot Ohio facility produces custom sheet-metal parts and assemblies for manufacturers that depend on precise, consistent delivery. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and keeps fabrication in-house.
On Cleveland’s west side, Mikan Die & Tool has made heading dies and tooling for the bolt-making industry since 2007. Owner Mike Pillar carries on a machining tradition begun by his father in the 1960s, drawing on nearly two decades they worked side by side before Mikan opened. The company is known for handling rush and custom tooling work with short lead times, direct communication, and the close customer relationships that have kept many of its original customers returning.
Mike Korsak is an Orford, New Hampshire furniture maker whose reverence for wood began with his grandfather, a hobbyist woodworker and carpenter. After studying Wood Products at Pennsylvania State University and working in timber framing and carpentry, he developed a studio practice centered on original, finely detailed furniture shaped with traditional hand tools. His work has been exhibited in juried shows and he also teaches woodworking at Dartmouth College.
Family-run since 1918, Mike The Glazier is a fourth-generation glass business rooted in Flushing and now led by co-owners Chad and Ross Lerner. Its century-old shop tradition centers on careful workmanship, straightforward service and responsive help for residential and commercial customers across the New York metropolitan area.
Mike’s Philly Fluff bakes the nostalgic, cream-cheese-based Philly Fluff cake from scratch in Long Beach, New York. The team uses butter rather than oil, fresh eggs and Madagascar vanilla, then hand-packs each cake in a nut-free facility for shipping beyond the Northeast. Its cakes are certified Kosher and made without preservatives or artificial flavoring.
Since 1910, Dayton-based Mikesell’s has made and distributed potato chips and other snack foods, beginning with founder Daniel W. Mikesell’s dried beef and sausage business before adding its distinctive Saratoga Chips. Still privately held and headquartered in Dayton, the company distributes across the Midwest while continuing to cook its chips in premium oil and develop new flavors, including its signature Puffcorn Delites.
Born and raised in Brooklyn, Miko began with its first foot massager in 2016 and now makes wellness products centered on massage, cleaner air, and more comfortable homes. Its foot-relief lineup includes patented massagers alongside air purifiers, humidifiers, and a newer collaboration with SureForme on custom-made, U.S.-made orthotics. Miko’s guiding idea is to favor practical, natural therapies that help people feel less pain and stress in everyday life.
With more than 100 years of Swiss engineering behind it, Mikron Group develops automation solutions, high-performance machining systems and cutting tools for producing complex, precise components in high volumes. Its Mikron Machining division employs around 400 people, has installed more than 7,000 systems worldwide and makes its own cutting tools, which are also used on other manufacturers’ machines. The division is headquartered in Agno, Switzerland, with additional sites in Germany, the United States and China.
Established in Dayton in 1951, Mil-Mar Century Corp. is the OEM behind the military’s HIPPO load-handling water tank-rack system. The company has built 1,427 HIPPOs and restored 99 damaged units for continued service, while also supporting HIPPO and STRYKER systems and handling fabrication and machining work for commercial customers. Its work continues to support military and industrial operations in Ohio and nationwide.
Mil-Spec Industries Corp. is identified in the submitted source context as a U.S. Government Contractor and global manufacturer and supplier serving Defense and Commercial industries. Its stated offerings include special chemicals, energetic materials, pyrotechnics, ordnance, aerospace components and systems, and related defense products and solutions.
Founded in 1995, Mil-Spec Painting is a Baltimore finishing shop known for handling complex, detail-sensitive work for government and commercial customers. Its 10,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility serves clients nationwide, with processes audited and approved by major defense contractors including Lockheed Martin and BAE Systems.
Known for serving defense and aerospace needs for more than 50 years, MIL-SPEC WIRE & CABLE CO. supplies wire and cable to customers in those fields. Its work includes stock and custom-made products, supported by ITAR- and EAR-compliant export logistics.
Since entering the plastics market in 1968, Batavia-based Milacron has manufactured and distributed engineered injection molding and extrusion systems for plastics processors, along with the parts, service, and digital tools that support them over a machine’s life. Its in-house extrusion design, machine-learning-enabled M-Powered platform, and global installed base of more than 50,000 distinguish a company that works across the full production process rather than selling equipment alone. Milacron employs about 1,900 associates worldwide and serves customers from nine global locations.
Since 1993, Milano Glassworks has been a small, family-run studio outside Philadelphia creating and restoring custom stained-glass windows and architectural glass art. Founded and led by artist Joseph Milano, the studio brings together traditional glazing and glass painting with its own Milano-Ti™ titanium-etched process, serving residential, commercial, and sacred spaces across the Mid-Atlantic.
Since Carmen Milazzo began selling produce from a horse-drawn buggy in Pittston Township in 1929, Milazzo Industries has grown into a family-run manufacturer of ice melts and related products under the Qik Joe name. The company moved into manufacturing under Sam Milazzo, launching Qik Joe Ice Melt in 1969, and rebuilt after both the 1972 Agnes Flood and a 1984 fire. Today, Nadine Milazzo Wesolowski and John Wesolowski lead the Jenkins Township business, whose offerings also include charcoal and dust-control products.
Since 1979, McMurray-based Milbro Refractories has manufactured made-to-order refractory materials and specialty precast shapes for high-temperature industrial applications. Its ceramic engineers support customers from both sales and plant locations, while a fully equipped laboratory handles statistical process control, quality control, and product development. Milbro also packages products to suit the job, from compact containers to bulk bags for large-scale installation.
A family-owned company founded by brothers Solomon and Marco Mitrani in 1922, Milco Industries has spent more than a century making textiles in Pennsylvania. The Bloomsburg manufacturer now focuses on custom fabric work, producing warp-knit fabrics and raschel meshes while handling key production steps in-house. Its U.S. facility is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded as a hobby between friends, 6 Mile Cellars grew into a winery in Lake Erie wine country that produced award-winning wines for more than 14 years. Patrick and Angela Walsh have closed the winery as of 2026, choosing to focus on their cider program at Snappy’s Taphouse in Pittsburgh.
Since 1965, family-owned Miles Alloys Company has processed and recycled industrial ferrous and non-ferrous scrap metal for manufacturers, demolition companies, and service centers nationwide. Based in Cleveland, the company combines personalized service with in-house processing and transportation options, handling everything from routine scrap streams to specialized alloy materials.
Since 1979, Bruce Miles has owned and operated Miles Manufactured Products, a North American sourcing and manufacturing partner for custom-molded thermoplastic parts, components and assemblies. The company connects customers with U.S. and Mexican production facilities ranging from cleanroom operations to presses as large as 8,000 tons, while helping manage projects from design and prototyping through production. Its work has included components for Diebold ATMs, GM vehicles and DECKED truck-storage systems.