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A fourth-generation family business, Mitchell Machine traces its roots to John A. Mitchell’s Springfield shop in the 1920s and has spent decades building a reputation for practical craftsmanship in complex manufacturing work. Today, the company brings that long view to custom machinery and precision machining, supporting customers whose projects demand large-scale capability and careful in-house testing.
For more than 20 years, Oxford-based Mitchell Mechanical LLC, known as M2 Welding, has combined a welding and metal-fabrication shop with industrial logistics and mobile job-site service. Its certified welders, millwrights, mechanics and fabricators handle everything from equipment repairs and structural work to ongoing plant maintenance across the Mid-Atlantic. M2 also operates a local metal-sales division, supplying builders, contractors, independent welders and hobbyists with material and custom preparation unavailable at big-box stores.
A second-generation family business, Mitchell Process Works grew out of the original M&E Pump company and remains focused on industrial fluid handling. Based in Milford, Ohio, it combines more than 100 years of staff experience with a 12,000-square-foot repair and machining facility, serving customers across the Ohio-Kentucky-Indiana region and at plants around the world.
Since 1939, Mitchell’s Fine Chocolates has been making handmade European-style chocolates in Cleveland Heights, including the housemade marshmallows that helped put the shop on the map. What began as a neighborhood soda fountain and sweet shop serving the adjacent Heights Arts Theatre became a third-generation business, now led by Jason and Emily Hallaman, preserving the Mitchell family’s recipes and traditions in small batches.
Founded by brothers in 1999, Mitchell’s Homemade makes hand-crafted ice cream in small batches at its Ohio City Kitchen, where the production is visible from the shop. The Cleveland-area company builds its flavors around local dairy, seasonal ingredients and homemade components, while also making ice cream cakes and pies for celebrations. Its community role extends beyond the scoop counter through catering and support for fundraising events benefiting education, health and the arts.
Founded by Weir P. Mitchell in 1930, Mitchell’s Speedway Press is a family-owned, locally operated Oswego printer producing commercial print, direct-mail campaigns and large-format signs. The company added the area’s first complete direct-mail facility in 2001 and purchased Speedway Press in 2009, preserving its connection to the nation’s oldest racing-program printer. Its online ordering, proofing and document-library tools extend that hands-on service to organizations managing print across multiple locations.
Started by brothers Kent and Darrell Mitcheltree with a single chainsaw in 1990, Mitcheltree Brothers Logging & Lumber has grown into a Western Pennsylvania timber buyer and lumber processor. The Pulaski operation now runs three sawmills and a 40,000-square-foot lumber facility, with a particular specialty in wholesale hardwood for Amish furniture makers. The company also evaluates and manages wood lots, helping landowners plan harvests beyond a single sale.
Since 1995, Sunbury’s Mitech Systems has turned difficult production and product ideas into practical machinery through mechanical engineering, machine design, and fabrication. President Mike Milosh brings experience ranging from rebuilding farm equipment to leading underwater recovery operations, and has secured multiple patents while building Mitech’s problem-solving practice. The company works from 3-D design through in-house prototyping and finished hardware, including custom systems that improve operator ergonomics, throughput, or the performance of outdated equipment.
Founded in 2004 by Cornell Professor Robert Thorne, Ithaca-based MiTeGen is a scientific tools company built around translating physics into practical solutions for researchers. It works with laboratories in more than 40 countries, developing and supplying specialized equipment for structural research while also taking on custom projects shaped by a researcher’s specific needs.
MITER Brands is a nationwide family of window and door manufacturers, formed in 2022 as the parent company uniting brands including MI Windows and Doors and Milgard. Its heritage traces to Metal Industries, which began in Florida in 1947, and the company says it serves homeowners and building-industry professionals across all 50 states. MITER Brands reports more than 15 manufacturing facilities in seven states.
Founded in 1991 after Craig Schwartz invented SAFETYDRAPE®, Mitigation Technologies designs and manufactures blast- and ballistic-protection products for the warfighters, law enforcement officers, schools, and organizations that need safer structures and vehicles. The Mercersburg, Pennsylvania company develops both standard and custom security solutions, including its patented SAFETYDRAPE® system and rapidly deployable protective barriers, with installations ranging from the White House to Australia. Schwartz continues to manage daily operations and lead the company’s research and development, while its products are made in the USA.
Mitsubishi Chemical Advanced Materials makes advanced engineering thermoplastics and composite materials, supplying both semi-finished shapes and customized material solutions. The company reports a global network of more than 44 locations in 20 countries and works with customers from material selection and prototyping through production, including applications in sectors such as aerospace and renewable energy.
Mitsubishi Chemical America is the Americas regional headquarters and network of Mitsubishi Chemical Group businesses, developing and supplying materials and engineered products for industrial and technology markets. Established on April 1, 2017, it encompasses operating divisions and subsidiaries across North and South America, with more than 4,000 employees in four countries. Its businesses include specialty polymer compounding and advanced materials manufacturing.
Mitsubishi Chemical America serves as the Americas regional headquarters for a network of chemical-materials businesses, making materials that range from specialty resins and barrier polymers to advanced composites and films. Formed in 2017, the organization brings together 20 group companies and more than 4,000 employees across four countries, with manufacturing operations that include SoarnoL™ EVOH production in La Porte, Texas. Its group companies support applications from automotive and aerospace to medical devices, packaging, electronics, and energy storage.
Mitsubishi Chemical Group Corporation is a Japanese chemical group whose subsidiary Mitsubishi Chemical develops and supplies a broad range of chemical materials and processed products. Its stated activities span polymer and resin materials, films and composites, carbon materials, and electronic and battery materials, with production sites across Japan. The group says it is pursuing green-chemical supply and circular-economy initiatives alongside its materials businesses.
Mitsubishi Chemical Methacrylates produces the methacrylate monomers that form the building blocks of acrylic materials, supplying customers from manufacturing sites, offices and distribution networks across Asia, the Americas and Europe. Its roots reach back to the early 20th century, including the development of methyl methacrylate for the first clear acrylic sheet and decades of acrylic production experience. Today, the Mitsubishi Chemical Group operation combines global scale with all three major MMA manufacturing technologies—ACH, C4 and Alpha—while pursuing its KAITEKI philosophy of sustainable well-being.
Mitsubishi Electric Automotive America, Inc. is the U.S. affiliate of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation that designs, develops, and manufactures electrical and electronic systems and components for mobility providers. Established in 1979 to serve the North American automotive business, it now operates U.S. manufacturing facilities producing products including alternators and car audio systems. Its work spans automotive, heavy-duty truck, and coach applications.
Founded in 1985, Mitsubishi Electric Power Products, Inc. (MEPPI) designs and manufactures electric and electronic systems for North American power networks, rail transportation and large-scale video displays. Headquartered in Warrendale, Pennsylvania, it is a U.S. affiliate of Mitsubishi Electric Corporation and maintains North American manufacturing and testing facilities, including custom LED display production and power equipment assembled and tested in the United States. MEPPI also supports its installations with field service, maintenance and training, while its Digital Solutions Division develops distributed-energy management software for modernizing the grid.
Founded in October 1988, Mitsui Chemicals America is the wholly owned U.S. arm of Mitsui Chemicals, Inc., serving customers across the Americas from offices near New York City and in Silicon Valley. The company produces and supplies specialty chemicals and high-performance polymers for demanding industrial markets, with its offerings marketed through Mitsui’s global affiliate network.
Mitsui Chemicals, Inc. is a Japan-headquartered member of the Mitsui Chemicals Group, with a corporate network extending across seven world regions. The company creates chemical materials and solutions for industrial customers, including applications in mobility and ICT.