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Miraclon makes FLEXCEL Solutions—flexographic plates, imaging systems, software and technical expertise designed to help packaging printers move toward modern flexo. The company says its team has been at the forefront of flexo’s transformation for more than a decade, with innovation and technology centers in North America and manufacturing operations in Japan and the United States. Miraclon supports customers globally from plate room to press room, combining its FLEXCEL NX Technology with hands-on application knowledge.
Since 1989, Mirage Mirror and Glass has grown from a one-car garage into a 10,000-square-foot Ossining fabrication shop making and installing architectural glass and mirror work across the New York tri-state area. The family-run company brings three generations of glass-industry experience to custom projects, with its own shop machinery supporting precision fabrication from measurement through installation. Mirage is especially known for its custom shower enclosures, including its Mila true-frameless design, while also providing preconstruction consultation for projects that need careful glass planning.
Woman-owned Mirandaland grew from Miranda’s kitchen into a New York City maker known for colorful, handcrafted macarons. Nearly a decade of refining recipes has shaped its work for weddings, corporate gatherings, and other premium events.
Mirandy Products develops specialty chemical cleaning and maintenance products, with a particular foothold in aviation alongside industrial and facilities markets. The company began more than 50 years ago serving New York’s industrial and facilities-maintenance needs, then entered aviation by developing lavatory fluid for Pan Am Airlines. Mirandy now ships its products through a global distributor network and operates with AS9120B and ISO 9001:2015-certified quality processes.
Founded in Toronto in 1991 by Tony Falbo, Mircom Group of Companies designs, manufactures and distributes intelligent building and life-safety systems. Its Canadian roots reach back to the apartment intercom work that began under the Mirtone name in the 1960s, while its Toronto operation now supports customers in more than 100 countries. Mircom maintains in-house research, development, manufacturing and distribution, with its quality management system certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Mirella’s Fine Cakes And Pastries is a food and beverage manufacturing company that produces fine cakes and pastries.
Mirian Solutions is a Pittsburgh-area contract manufacturer that takes products from prototype and design through production, fulfillment, and supply-chain support. For 40 years, its specialized facilities have handled projects ranging from single builds to high-volume production, with inventory and fulfillment programs that can reach customers in more than 185 countries. The company’s quality system includes ISO 9001:2015, J-STD-001, and IPC-A-610 F Class C certifications.
Built from radiation-safety innovators that joined forces between 1950 and 2004, Mirion Technologies, Inc. has spent more than 60 years applying knowledge of ionizing radiation to work that protects people and supports scientific progress. Founded by Thomas Logan and incorporated in 2005, the company serves customers whose work ranges from nuclear energy to healthcare, with roughly 2,800 employees worldwide.
Founded in 1943, family-owned Finnish company Mirka develops and manufactures abrasives, power tools and polishing compounds under the same roof. Known for pioneering dust-free sanding since 1990, Mirka also makes superabrasive wheels for precise saw-blade sharpening and is extending its surface-finishing work into industrial automation. Its new Jakobstad facility uses a hybrid energy system designed to cut annual emissions by 900 tonnes.
Employee-owned Mirror Crafters Inc. is a Baltimore glass shop whose partners and staff bring nearly 80 years of combined experience to custom work. The company handles residential and interior-design projects, with a particular focus on made-to-measure shower enclosures and other glass installations completed in house.
Mirror Magic is a family-owned and operated maker of personalized LED night lights and gifts, with more than 30 years of experience in mirrored acrylics. Its handmade acrylic plaques are laser-engraved with custom names, messages and designs, including sports-fan lamps and playful children’s night lights. The company also provides custom engraving for wholesale customers and works across materials such as wood, marble and glass.
A former U.S. Marine turned Washington, DC artist, Tuesday Winslow gives discarded paper a second life through her distinctive papier-mâché work. Her signature mirrors draw on a self-developed technique and designs inspired by Mayan and Japanese cultures, creating functional art from materials that might otherwise be thrown away.
Founded by smart-home integrators for smart-home integrators, Mirus Development, Inc. makes low-voltage lighting systems that unite designed fixtures with advanced control hardware and software. Its system supports multi-voltage dimming, color profiles and Control4 integration, while the M3 Gateway can modernize existing DMX-based projects through IP-based Mirus drivers. Mirus products are sold exclusively through authorized dealers.
Since 1962, Misco Products Corporation has been a U.S. manufacturer built around exclusive-brand partnerships with cleaning-product distributors. Its specialty is developing made-to-order chemical formulations under customers’ own brands, supported by private labeling and training through Misco College for professional cleaning teams.
Misen is a kitchenware company built by self-described cookware obsessives, making pans and knives for everyday cooking. Its signature Carbon Nonstick™ line uses nitrided carbon steel rather than a chemical coating, aiming for naturally nonstick performance without PFAS, PTFE or PFOA. The company also offers mail-in sharpening for knives from any brand, with factory-grade restoration and optional loaners.
Misfeed Press & Editions is a full-service Risograph-based publishing house specializing in artist's publications and multiples. They take on printing jobs, represent artists at book/zine fairs, and operate print residency programs. The company is located in Pittsburgh, PA.
Founded in 2005 by automotive enthusiasts for automotive enthusiasts, Mishimoto is a performance automotive company known for developing cooling-system upgrades for enthusiasts across a wide range of vehicles. Its 68,000-square-foot headquarters in Garnet Valley, Pennsylvania, includes an in-house engineering studio where products are developed and tested for direct-stock fitment. Mishimoto supports its original purchasers with a lifetime limited warranty that includes accident protection for cars and trucks.
Misook creates women’s apparel centered on signature knitwear, pairing polished structure with wrinkle-resistant ease for workdays, occasions, and travel. Its wardrobe is built around enduring style heroes such as tailored knit jackets, versatile basics, and True Fit silhouettes designed to align with industry sizing. The brand also emphasizes machine-washable care and shape- and color-retaining fabrics, making dressed-up pieces practical for everyday wear.
For more than a decade, Mission Coffee Co. has sourced coffees from around the world and roasted them in Columbus for local drinkers. Its two Columbus locations pair carefully made coffee with an open, conversational approach to education, inviting customers to ask questions and learn about what is in their cup. The company’s Storymaker Blend, built around coffees from three women producers, reflects its interest in connecting craft with the people behind each harvest.
Mission Critical Group (MCG) designs, manufactures, integrates, and services electrical infrastructure for mission-critical facilities. The company operates more than 20 U.S. manufacturing facilities and reports over 1.7 million square feet of U.S. manufacturing capacity. Its work supports data centers, manufacturing plants, and energy infrastructure across North America.