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Family-owned and operated in Mansfield since 1954, Milliron Auto Parts recycles end-of-life vehicles and supplies tested used automotive parts, including ready-to-install OEM assemblies and remanufactured engines. Its local yard is also a regional Team PRP hub, connecting customers to inventory from 263 partner yards nationwide while maintaining Certified Green Vehicle Disposal practices. Milliron serves both full-service parts buyers and do-it-yourself customers through its You Pull & Save yard.
With more than 20 years in the field, Millman Systems develops fungal-control products and provides mold-remediation services aimed at healthier indoor air. Based in Maryland, the company pairs its Mold Genie treatment with DIY products that are described as environmentally friendly and free of toxic residues. Its research team also developed Nutreent, a probiotic soil amendment intended to support plant fertility and crop health.
Millrock Technology is a Kingston, New York, company known for making freeze drying its sole focus. It develops lyophilization equipment for pharmaceutical and biotechnology work, supporting customers from early process development through production with application expertise, engineering, and service. Millrock’s quality system is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded by engineer Sam Millspaw in 2019, Millspaw Electronics designs, repairs, refurbishes, and reverse-engineers electronics for critical and legacy systems. The engineer-owned small business is especially focused on nuclear and other regulated industries, where it supports instrumentation and control equipment from prototype through production. Its work is backed by 50-plus years of team engineering experience and quality programs aligned with NIST 800-171, CMMC Level 2, IPC-A-610, and 10 CFR 50 Appendix B.
Formed in 2015 through the merger of Millstream Press and Kennedy Printing, Millstream-Kennedy Inc. is a Findlay-based commercial printer that carries projects from design and printing through mailing, fulfillment, and digital publishing. Its roots reach back to the 1880s through Kennedy Printing and the 1950s through Millstream Press, while the staff brings more than 150 years of combined experience and an average employee tenure exceeding 18 years. The company is also identified by the USPS as the third-largest direct mailer in Northwest Ohio.
Millwood Lumber Inc. manufactures hardwood lumber and logs and sells seasoned, split firewood from its Ohio operation. It also buys standing timber and land parcels across Ohio and surrounding states, with timber crews that reclaim jobs rather than clear-cutting.
Millwood, Inc. is a packaging and supply-chain manufacturer and service provider whose operations include engineering and producing pallets, crates and related packaging. Its history traces to a 1962 pallet-brokering business founded by Lionel “Corky” Trebilcock; Millwood began in 1996 with the partnership of Lionel “Chip” Trebilcock and Steve Miller. The company reports more than 2,000 team members and 40-plus operated locations, with a network of strategic partners across North America.
Millwood, Inc. grew from a 1962 Ohio pallet-brokerage business into a single-source manufacturer and service provider for pallets, crates and packaging systems that protect goods in transit. Founded as Millwood in 1996 through the partnership of Lionel “Chip” Trebilcock and Steve Miller, the Christ-centered company now has more than 2,000 team members across 40-plus facilities and more than 3 million square feet of production and distribution space. Its ISTA-certified lab, pallet design work and recycled-pallet programs reflect a focus on practical supply-chain performance and stewardship.
Millwork Brands Inc. is a family-owned and operated building materials company founded in 1978, supplying millwork through wholesale, commercial, and residential channels. It manufactures custom wood doors, mouldings, and stair parts, with prefinishing capabilities, and operates multiple warehousing and production facilities totaling 150,000 square feet.
Millybutton llc is locally manufacturing a multi-use breastfeeding clothing accessory worn as a bracelet side reminder or used to secure clothing. The product empowers mothers to breastfeed in any shirt with both hands free, supporting breastfeeding goals as recommended by the CDC and WHO.
Milnec Interconnect Systems is a leader in the design, manufacture, and supply of high-performance cylindrical interconnect systems for military, aerospace, and industrial applications. The company offers a complete line of interconnect systems with perfectly matched backshells and sealing accessories.
Created in 1914 by Hungarian master cabinet maker Zolton Csiky, Milsek Furniture Polish makes cleaning and polishing products for wood and other household surfaces. The family-owned company remains based in Salem, Ohio, where it manufactures its products in the USA and carries forward a formula developed more than a century ago. Milsek is also certified as a woman-owned business through the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council.
Miltec UV Battery develops patented UV-curable binders and curing equipment for lithium-ion battery manufacturing, replacing NMP-based processes and long thermal dryers. A division of Miltec Corporation, the Maryland-based team draws on Miltec’s UV-curing work since 1989 and designs and manufactures its systems in the United States. Its researchers also work with cell manufacturers, OEMs, and public research agencies on safer, lower-energy battery production.
Founded in 1989, family-run Miltec UV manufactures UV curing systems and related equipment from its Stevensville, Maryland headquarters. It is distinctive for building and supporting both arc-lamp and microwave-powered UV systems, while its applications laboratory brings Ph.D. chemists and engineers together with customers to test processes and solve production problems.
Milton Roy Mixing designs and manufactures industrial mixing equipment, including floating, top-entry, side-entry, and bottom-entry mixers. The company supports applications including oil and gas, chemical and petrochemical, fertilizers, mining, API, and biofuel.
Founded in 1913, Milton W. Bosley & Company is a fourth-generation, family-owned Maryland woodworking company that manufactures architectural mouldings and millwork. From its Glen Burnie plant, Bosley combines traditional woodworking knowledge with computer-controlled production to supply stocked, matched, and custom profiles for projects ranging from historic restorations to major commercial interiors. The company also offers architectural products made from locally salvaged Carbon Smart Wood, pairing its long manufacturing history with a documented reuse-based timber program.
Born from Mimeo’s online-printing business in 1998, Mimeo Photos creates custom photo books and other printed keepsakes from customers’ digital images. The company became Apple’s strategic photo-printing partner in 2010 and launched Mimeo Photos in 2018 as the first Apple Photos extension after Apple discontinued its own print products. It has since produced more than 5.4 million photo products, delivering to over 50,000 cities in more than 160 countries.
Pittsburgh-based Mimetic develops biocompatible 3D-printing solutions for rapid microfluidic prototyping in life-science and biomedical research. Its transparent materials and automated benchtop platform are designed to replace time-consuming manual fabrication and cleanroom work, helping researchers create custom devices and tools in hours rather than days.
Founded in 2014 by New York designer Mimi Prober, MIMI PROBER creates handcrafted clothing, textiles, and fine jewelry by turning antique materials into sustainable modern heirlooms. Its atelier combines recovered 18th- and early-20th-century textiles with local luxury fibers and botanical dyes, preserving the stories and handwork embedded in each one-of-a-kind piece. Production is based in New York and carried out through direct partnerships with regional farms, mills, artisans, and manufacturers.
MIMiC Systems designs solid-state heating and cooling systems for buildings, applying thermoelectric and building-technology expertise to a new kind of heat pump. Its approach eliminates refrigerants and compressors, aiming for quieter operation with virtually no moving parts. The company’s work is supported through programs from NYSERDA and the National Science Foundation.