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Since 1909, Monarch Lathes has made American metalworking machinery in Sidney, Ohio, with manual lathes at the center of its century-long business. The company also rebuilds and remanufactures machines to original accuracy, supported by field service, original parts and manuals, and technical assistance. Its Monarch EE Series remains a signature precision toolmaker’s lathe, built for years of demanding production work.
Monarch Machine Tool was a maker of Monarch machine tools and lathes, but the company has closed. Its site directs customers seeking continued support for trusted Monarch machines to Monarch Lathes in Ohio.
Founded in 1960 as Plastic Case Corporation, Monarch Plastics Inc. is a custom molder that has served the jewelry and instrument industries and later expanded into additional industrial and consumer markets. The Frewsburg company specializes in custom injection molding and has extensive experience with insert molding.
Monarch Products, Inc. manufactures precast concrete products, with a long-standing specialty in sanitary and storm sewer products. Founded by Edward Wagman, Sr. in Dallastown, Pennsylvania, in 1944, the family business grew from making septic tanks and has continued through later generations of the Wagman family. It serves southcentral Pennsylvania and northern Maryland and holds PennDOT supplier qualification and National Precast Concrete Association plant certification.
Founded in Cleveland in 1934, Monarch Steel supplies and processes flat-rolled steel through service centers in Ohio, Alabama, and Kentucky. Acquired by the Kaufman family in 1986, the company has grown from a small Cleveland distribution facility into a regional distributor serving the North Central and South/Southeastern United States, with notably broad light- and heavy-gauge slitting capability. Monarch maintains ISO 9001 certification and operates a 175,000-square-foot Decatur facility alongside its Cleveland and Cadiz operations.
Founded in 1956 by Showky Kaldawy Sr., Mondial Automotive supplies new and remanufactured engine parts for the heavy-duty market, with applications spanning agricultural, passenger, industrial and marine equipment. Still carrying the business into its second generation as a family company, Mondial also remanufactures rotating electrical and diesel fuel-injection components and operates a DPF and DOC cleaning facility. Its technicians provide specialized AC machine repair and mobile DPF retrofit work alongside the parts operation.
Since 1948, Mondo has made sports surfaces, flooring and equipment for athletic facilities around the world. Its work spans competition athletics tracks and artificial turf systems, with product development shaped through collaboration with athletes and ongoing research into performance and safety.
Founded in 1994 in Southeast Ohio, Mondo Polymer Technologies manufactures plastic products ranging from recycled-polyethylene highway guardrail blocks to PVC marine flotation equipment and custom-molded parts. Its highway line diverts more than 32 million pounds of plastic from landfills each year, while its USA-made marine products grew from the 2008 acquisition of Norfloat North America. The company also toll manufactures for other businesses, helping take products from idea through production and fulfillment.
Monera Technologies develops naturally occurring microbial cultures and specialized testing equipment for biological waste and wastewater treatment. Following its acquisition of Bioscience, Inc., the company brings nearly 30 years of wastewater-treatment and monitoring experience, applying custom bioaugmentation programs after analyzing each system’s operating conditions. Its solutions are used on six continents, and Monera is an ISO 9001:2015 Certified Manufacturer.
Monin produces flavorings and beverage ingredients for use in kitchens, coffeehouses, restaurants, and bars. The company traces its history to a small town in France more than a century ago and says it continues to develop products for food and beverage applications around the world.
Moniteq, Inc. manufactures Crypto-Code single-door access-control systems for government and industrial facilities. Based in Greensboro, Maryland, the company builds secure keypad systems that are designed for straightforward installation without special tools or training, and its equipment is used at thousands of facilities in the United States and around the world, including fire doors and naval vessels.
Founded in 1985 in Glenside, Pennsylvania, Monitor Data Corporation manufactures utility submetering and energy cost-allocation systems for multifamily and commercial buildings. Its Monitor Data 2000 system uses two-way, real-time monitoring to track heating and cooling use, while the company’s billing service turns meter readings into resident statements and payment records. President Thomas K. McHugh, the system’s designer and patent holder, brings decades of heating-system design experience to the privately held company.
Headquartered in Dublin, Ohio, Monitored Therapeutics, Inc. develops respiratory technology that brings guided lung-function testing from specialty labs into clinics and patients’ homes. Its FDA-cleared platform combines the GoSpiro spirometer with Lisa, an avatar-based coach that provides real-time, ATS/ERS-aligned guidance, helping clinicians and clinical-trial teams collect more consistent respiratory data. MTI reports more than four million tests across patient-care and research settings and supports coaching in over 20 languages.
Monkey & Me Sweets is a food and beverage manufacturing company that produces sweets.
Since 1994, Monkey Business has designed playful, practical gifts and everyday tools for the home and office, including its distinctive Corkers wine stoppers and pasta-shaped kitchen gadgets. Based in Tel Aviv, the company collaborates with leading Israeli product designers to give ordinary routines an unexpected dose of humor and originality.
Monkey in the Metal is a Baltimore-based architectural millwork and custom fabrication shop specializing in decorative metals, solid woods, architectural millwork, and custom furniture. It provides fabrication, installation, design consultation, and value engineering for commercial projects and works with architects, contractors, designers, and property owners.
Established in 2000, Monkey Joe Roasting Company is a Kingston micro-roaster and espresso bar producing specialty-grade, single-origin coffee in small batches each week. Founded by Gabriel Cicale and Kathleen Nealis and purchased by Brittany Morton and Melissa Brown in 2019, the independently owned shop continues its Italian-influenced roasting tradition from the historic Hutton building while serving the Hudson Valley and Catskills. Its coffees are available for retail and wholesale, with an emphasis on fresh, sustainable beans and the distinct character of each origin.
Built by professionals with more than 30 years of field experience, MONKEYRUNG® PRODUCTS makes patented paint and ladder accessories for demanding job sites. Its distinctive tools include a 360-degree rotating spray pole and hands-free ladder attachments designed to improve three-point contact while keeping tools and paint supplies within reach. The company also partners with EPI-HAB Phoenix, a nonprofit that provides meaningful employment to adults with physical and mental challenges, as its primary warehouse facility.
Five generations of the Monnig family have carried this Cincinnati welding shop forward since Bernard Monnig founded it in 1876. Today, family- and veteran-owned Monnig Welding Co. serves commercial and residential customers, with a history that began in blacksmithing and grew into custom metalwork and facility maintenance. The company is also known for handling fire-escape repairs required for Cincinnati building inspections.
Monocacy Brewing Company brews and packages its beer in historic Frederick, Maryland, pairing a local production brewery with a public tasting room. The brewery has marked 14 years of beer-making and gives its community plenty of reasons to gather, from a shaded beer garden with free live music to weekly vinyl nights and trivia.