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Founded in 1969, NAPCO Security Technologies is a wholly security-dedicated manufacturer known for building products for professional dealers and integrators. The Amityville-based company makes electronic security and life-safety systems for residential, commercial and institutional customers, with manufacturing in vertically integrated ISO 9001-certified facilities.
Napier Outdoors is a Canadian-owned and operated maker of truck and SUV tents that turn vehicles into elevated campsites. For more than 35 years, the company has built its name around vehicle-based camping, pairing fit-specific designs with a broader range of outdoor shelter and camp gear. Its tents are sold through automotive and outdoor retail partners, including vehicle dealerships.
Born from the revival of a closed 55,000-square-foot Ohio plant, Napoleon Machine is a family-owned job shop that welds and CNC-machines medium and large parts for OEM machine builders. President Kevin Febrey grew the company from four people to 35 in a decade, with his three sons now part of the business, while investing roughly $6 million in manufacturing technology. The shop is particularly experienced with repeat work, including nearly 800 components a year for the M1 Abrams tank.
Napoleon/Lynx manufactures garage doors and garage-door components, combining the heritage of Lynx Industries with Napoleon Spring Works, acquired in 1986. The company began making springs and hardware in Montreal in 1963 and later expanded into electric door openers and its own garage-door lines. It identifies itself as family-owned, with manufacturing facilities totaling more than 500,000 square feet and distributors in over 40 countries.
After two decades as a cosmetologist, founder Stefanie Lendzian created NAPRIM Naturals to make plant-based, talc-free powders for soothing sensitive skin, scalp and hair. The Ohio-based company grew from her search for a gentler answer to her daughter’s eczema and dermatitis, and its formulas are made in the USA with organic and all-natural ingredients. NAPRIM also offers a soothing powder for pets, extending its natural-care approach across the household.
From its Rossford, Ohio base, Naptime Productions creates custom-printed invitations, announcements and greeting cards for life’s milestones. Kerri Brimmer has been making the company’s creative card designs since 1996, adapting customer ideas, photos, colors and wording through an email proof before printing. Naptime began with birth announcements and is especially distinctive for its personalized approach to culturally specific occasions, including Red Egg and Ginger celebrations and Irish- and faith-themed cards.
Founded by inventor Dave Segal after a friend’s spinal-cord injury, Naqi Logix develops earbud-based neural interfaces that translate biosignals, facial micro-gestures and head movements into hands-free, voice-free control of digital devices. The Vancouver company’s platform is designed to make computers, wheelchairs, robotics and other connected systems more accessible without cameras, screens or implants. Naqi’s work has earned recognition including TIME’s Best Inventions of 2023 and a 2024 Gold Edison Award for Social & Cultural Impact.
Nara Organics makes USDA organic whole-milk infant formula for the U.S. market, using whole milk rather than skim milk and manufacturing it in Germany to meet EU and FDA standards. Founded by Esther, an American mother who struggled to find a formula she trusted, the company developed its own randomized, double-blind clinical trial—the first claimed for a USDA organic whole-milk formula. Nara currently reports a voluntary recall of all its infant formula in the United States, advising families to stop using it immediately.
NARBUTAS makes office furniture and workspace solutions, combining a broad product portfolio with custom-made pieces such as desks, tables, and storage. Its work includes complete office environments, from meeting spaces to acoustic and lounge areas, with projects delivered internationally, including an 18-workplace office in Riga in 2024. The company is also expanding independently verified environmental documentation for selected products, giving customers comparable life-cycle impact data.
With roots in organizations founded in 1953 and 1971, Narda-MITEQ brings more than seven decades of RF and microwave engineering to high-reliability applications. The Hauppauge company is especially experienced in space-flight hardware, having supplied equipment for missions including Mars Science Laboratory and New Horizons. It is registered to AS9100D with ISO 9001:2015.
Founded through Narda’s 1953 origins and MITEQ’s 1971 formation, Narda-MITEQ designs and manufactures RF/microwave components, subsystems, and SATCOM and spaceborne equipment for demanding military and commercial applications. Its engineers also develop custom solutions for unusual performance, packaging, and environmental requirements, with space-flight hardware supplied for more than 50 years. Narda-MITEQ has held ISO 9001 registration since 1993 and is registered to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.
With roots reaching back to Narda’s 1953 founding and MITEQ’s 1971 formation, Narda-MITEQ designs and manufactures RF and microwave components, subsystems, and SATCOM and spaceborne solutions for demanding military and commercial applications. The Hauppauge company is particularly experienced in hardware for space-flight missions, having supplied space hardware for more than 50 years, while also developing custom equipment for specialized requirements. Narda-MITEQ holds AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 registration, reflecting its focus on high-reliability work.
Nardone Bros. makes pizza for school foodservice, retail, institutions, and homes, building on a family bakery founded in Wilkes-Barre in 1942. The company grew from bread baking into a nationally recognized pizza business, and says its production is now based at its Hanover Industrial Park location after a 2015 facility fire. It specializes in school-foodservice pizza, including Child Nutrition-approved products.
Narlson is an Ohio-based engineering firm focused on solving design and automation challenges for industrial customers. Its work includes machine vision and control-system design for new or existing machinery.
NARS Cosmetics is the makeup house founded by artist François Nars, whose point of view continues to shape the brand’s approach to artistry. It creates beauty products for people seeking expressive, customizable looks, with its iconic The Multiple offering color that can be applied across the face.
NasaClip® makes a patented, hands-free nosebleed rescue device designed by emergency-room doctor and inventor Dr. Liz Clayborne. Its reusable clip applies steady pressure with replaceable medical-grade sponges, with versions sized for both children and adults. The company also offers wholesale and bulk orders for hospitals and institutions.
Founded in 1975 by Army Korean War Veteran Ralph Nasatka, Nasatka Security is a Maryland company known for pioneering practical protection against hostile vehicle intrusion. Its first active vehicle barrier was installed at FBI headquarters in Washington, D.C., and the company now designs and manufactures perimeter-security systems for sensitive government and commercial facilities worldwide. Fabrication has been based in the United States since its 2019 merger with Apex Fabrication and Design.
Jennifer and James Wallace founded nAscent Art New York around a shared passion for making emerging art part of everyday public life. The New York company helps hospitality and corporate clients bring fine art into their spaces, while co-founder Jen Wallace extends that mission through Art Seen, a web series exploring the art scene.
Nasco Healthcare traces its roots to 1941, when agricultural teacher Norman Eckley began making educational tools on his farm. Now based in Saugerties, New York, the company has spent more than 80 years developing medical simulation equipment for frontline healthcare and rescue professionals, with its heritage including the Simulaids and Life/form brands. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system reflects a manufacturing operation that controls products from design through delivery.
Nash is a global leader in vacuum and compression solutions, trusted for over a century across chemical, power, pulp & paper, food & beverage, and industrial markets. We specialize in liquid ring vacuum pumps, compressors, dry vacuum systems, steam ejectors, and engineered-to-order gas-handling solutions built for reliability in demanding applications. With roots dating back to 1905, Nash continues to support emerging needs in carbon capture, hydrogen compression, and sustainable industrial processes.