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Joëlle Diane Zellman’s artist-led Monochrome Canvas is a working studio in downtown Akron, shaped by her formal training at Columbus College of Art & Design and SACI in Florence. Known for pairing fine-art judgment with practical production guidance, the studio helps artists and families turn meaningful images into archival giclée prints and other carefully made physical pieces.
Monocon International Refractories Ltd. designs, manufactures, and supplies refractory products and engineered equipment for steelmakers. Founded in 1973 in Doncaster, the company grew from supplying refractory products for electric arc furnace repairs and now operates a refractory manufacturing facility and engineering workshop in South Yorkshire. Its specialist work includes metallurgical lances and slag-control technology, with lance production capacity stated to exceed 25,000 per year.
Founded in Cleveland in 1956, Monode Marking Products manufactures industrial marking and traceability equipment, from permanent part-marking systems to custom integrated hardware and software. Now a third-generation family-owned business, Monode has marked more than half a billion parts and operates two Ohio facilities totaling over 60,000 square feet. Its Traceable-IT software connects marking, vision and existing enterprise systems for unit-level, cradle-to-grave traceability.
Founded in Cleveland in 1956, Monode Marking Products makes industrial marking equipment and engineered traceability systems that give manufactured parts permanent identification. Now a third-generation, family-owned business, the Mentor-based company has marked more than half a billion parts and operates over 60,000 square feet of manufacturing space across two Ohio facilities. Its proprietary Traceable-IT software connects marking, vision and production data for unit-level tracking in demanding aerospace, defense, automotive and medical applications.
Monogram Metals manufactures galvanized and other processed metal strip, drawing on 25 years of industry experience. Its galvanizing operation is located in Byesville, Ohio, and the company became part of Atkore International, Inc. in 2010. Its strip products serve producers of oil-well cables and electrical products, as well as matting and furniture customers.
Monomer-Polymer and Dajac Labs has undertaken specialty monomer and polymer research for over 50 years, resulting in an extensive catalog of highly technical monomers and related polymers and copolymers. The company is the manufacturer of choice for companies who need specialty monomers, polymers or copolymers, with extensive production capabilities from kilo lab to multi-ton scale.
From a Sicilian bakery tradition begun in Brooklyn in 1968, Monreale Bread Co. has grown into a Lindenhurst wholesale bakery making fresh Italian bread daily. Founded by Matteo DiFiore and expanded by his son Joseph after opening a Long Island retail bakery in 1996, the company combines hand-baking techniques with a modern stone-hearth facility. Its breads are made from scratch without mixes, preservatives, or freezing, while the bakery’s brick oven uses steam-tube technology to support its wholesale production.
Monroe Energy operates the Trainer Refinery, a 185,000-barrel-per-day facility along the Delaware River in southeastern Pennsylvania. Formed by Delta Air Lines in 2012 to purchase the refinery and associated pipeline assets, the company focuses its product slate on jet fuel while also producing other transportation fuels. The refinery processes primarily light, sweet crude and distributes products through pipelines and barges.
Monroe Extinguisher is a locally owned Rochester company incorporated in 1972, with ownership now shared by four long-serving members of its leadership team. After more than five decades in the region, it is known for helping commercial customers keep their fire protection equipment ready through inspection and service. The company works across much of New York from a facility supported by approximately 30 service vehicles.
Since 1958, Monroe Fluid Technology has manufactured specialty fluids for the metalworking industry at its Hilton, New York facility, supplying coolants, industrial cleaners and rust preventatives. Its on-site development laboratory supports custom formulations and fluid analysis, while the company also provides toll blending and private-label production. Monroe has been ISO 9001 certified since 1994 and marks its products as made in the USA.
Family-run since 1974, Monroe Glass & Mirror has been operated by Jim and Meg Squillante since 1987, serving homeowners and local building professionals from New Hampton. The company is known for dependable custom glass work, including shower doors, and for commercial projects at places such as Woodbury Commons and the United States Military Academy at West Point.
A third-generation family business, Monroe Tool & Manufacturing grew from Herb Sr.’s Cleveland garage into a shop known for taking on difficult, mission-critical work. The company has operated for more than 75 years, from building top-secret bomb racks during World War II to producing precision-machined parts and assemblies for demanding industrial customers.
Since 1977, Rochester’s Monsees Group has provided precision machining for complex components and assemblies, with particular depth in optics and photonics. Its 18,000-square-foot, climate-controlled facility supports work from one-off prototypes and tooling through low-volume production, backed by in-house technical services and inspection that can document results to 0.0001 inch. Monsees is also ITAR registered and serves demanding applications in metrology, aerospace, and defense.
Established in late 1968, family-run Monsey Glass Corp. creates made-to-order glass installations and repairs for homes and businesses across New York and New Jersey. The company grew from a Spring Valley home office supplying local shops, schools, and corporate organizations into a full-service operation known especially for precision-fit shower doors and custom architectural glass. Today, owner Charles Squillante Sr. continues the family’s customer-first approach from its Nanuet showroom and facility.
Since 1996, Montague Signs Inc. has served Long Island businesses with custom signage and identity graphics, taking projects from site visit and design through production and installation. Based in Farmingville, the company is especially experienced in building directories, ADA-compliant signs and reception-area logos, with work extending across Long Island, New York City and New Jersey. It also offers wholesale digital signs to sign shops that need quick-turn temporary signage.
From Modena, Montanari Giulio & C. makes traction machines and gearless drives for elevators and escalators, supplying equipment for both new installations and modernization projects. Its range also covers elevator safety components and accessories, while the Montanari app connects product documentation, installation support, maintenance and elevator diagnostics to each product serial number. The company operates a secondary production plant in Mairago and holds ISO 9001 certification.
Born from pre-night-out swims in Montauk, Montauk Hair Co makes ocean-inspired haircare that recreates the soft, textured, windswept feel of hair after a day in the Atlantic. Jon and Will developed its flagship Ocean Hair Texture Treatment after finding that salt sprays were too stiff and conventional styling products too heavy. The company now builds that ritual into a coordinated hair system, using ocean minerals, wild kelp and aloe to create texture with a lighter, more natural finish.
For more than 30 years, Montauk Renewables has built its identity around developing and operating commercial-scale renewable energy projects from landfill methane. The Pittsburgh-based company traces that work to a pioneering 1980 facility in Chicago and still operates two large plants developed by its predecessor, GSF Energy. Today, Montauk partners with landfill owners to manage gas collection and convert the captured fuel into renewable energy while reducing greenhouse-gas emissions.
Montebello Brands is a family liquor business founded in 1933 by Samuel J. Bernstein at the end of Prohibition, and says it has continued through three generations of family ownership. It produces spirits and ready-to-drink cocktails, including its Original Long Island Iced Tea, launched in 1984 and now sold in 20 states. The company identifies itself as minority- and women-owned and says its products are made in the USA.
Founded in 1912, Montfort Bros. is a Hudson Valley masonry manufacturer and supplier whose original Fishkill operation has made block since the Prohibition Era. The company specializes in architectural block and RidgeRock retaining walls, while its Montfort Bros. and Federal Block locations support masonry construction across the tri-state area.