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NeuRx Medical is developing the NeuRx Sweeper™, a low-profile adjunct catheter designed to remove organized, adherent clot during thrombectomy for deep-vein thrombosis and pulmonary embolism. Founded by medical-device commercialization executive Timothy Clark, the company uses a radially expanding nitinol capture node to apply mechanical traction where aspiration alone can leave residual thrombus. The investigational device has completed bench and animal feasibility testing, while NeuRx advances it toward FDA 510(k) clearance.
Designed by healthcare professionals for healthcare professionals, NeutraNarc makes ready-to-use drug deactivation systems for safer pharmaceutical disposal. Its plant-based, no-shake formula begins working on contact and is intended to make medications unavailable and non-retrievable while reducing environmental impact. Cincinnati-based founder Joseph M. Mayernik brings more than 35 years in healthcare and waste management, while registered pharmacist Elizabeth Bond leads regulatory compliance, education, and training.
Founded by Cary Zucker in 1978, Neutron Industries manufactures commercial air-care, cleaning and specialty chemical products for cleaning professionals and the people who clean. The company makes the majority of its products in the United States and supports customers through in-house research and development, product engineering and quality assurance teams, with business centers in Phoenix and Mayfield, Ohio. Its Eco-Power line has earned the EPA’s Safer Choice Partner of the Year award two years in a row.
Built on organic chemistry, biotechnology, and epigenetics, New York-based Neuvian Skincare makes science-driven luxury skincare and haircare formulations. Its distinctive approach centers on proprietary Bioidentical Dual Peptide, Smart Release Polymer, and Nanocarrier Complex technologies, including the patented formula behind its NMF+ Rejuvenation Serum. Products are manufactured in the United States at a GMP ISO 22716-certified facility.
Led by founder and CEO Chad Bouton, Neuvotion develops AI-guided brain-body interface technologies for neurorecovery, including non-invasive stimulation platforms and minimally invasive brain-computer interfaces. The company combines medical-device development experience with clinical expertise in spinal cord injury, stroke, rehabilitation, and neurosurgery to pursue technologies that can help restore movement and independence.
Founded by Jason Fox in 2013, Never Stop Building is a Mercer, Maine design-build studio creating furniture, timber frames and architectural woodwork through traditional Japanese woodworking techniques. Fox’s background in machining, engineering and computer-aided design meets a deep respect for trees, with projects shaped by careful material selection, precise joinery and predominantly Japanese hand tools. The studio also passes those methods on through woodworking classes and timber-frame workshops.
Never Quit Designs creates decorated apparel using embroidery, direct-to-garment, and direct-to-film printing. The company appears to be preparing for launch and invites customers to sign up for updates.
Founded in 1925 on Pittsburgh’s Neville Island, Neville Chemical Company manufactures low-molecular-weight thermoplastic and liquid hydrocarbon resins for products such as coatings, adhesives, inks and rubber goods. Its roots are in making coumarone-indene resins from steel-industry coke by-products, and the company introduced its first petroleum hydrocarbon resin in 1948. Today, Neville combines a century of resin research with collaborative custom development and holds ISO certification.
Neville Fleet Service designs and builds custom emergency vehicles, including fire apparatus and specialized ambulances, from its New Hyde Park operation. Its work ranges from department pumpers to a custom four-wheel-drive EMS gator built for Central Park Medical Unit, showing a focus on adapting vehicles to the specific demands of emergency crews. The company also provides maintenance and repair services for fleets of all sizes.
Since 1951, Neville Manufacturing, Services, and Distribution has been a locally owned Western New York company known for supplying industrial wood packaging. Its 70,000-square-foot facility and mostly veteran staff support customized shipping protection for regional manufacturers, including work performed at customers’ sites.
New Age Metal Fabricating and New Age Precision Manufacturing provide turnkey metal fabrication and precision manufacturing for defense, aerospace, military, medical, electronics, automotive, architecture, energy, and manufacturing customers. Their capabilities include CNC milling, sheet metal fabrication, laser cutting, punching, forming, welding, aluminum dip brazing, chemical conversion coating, painting, assembly, and inspection.
New Age Renewable Energy develops, manages, and operates renewable-energy facilities that process dairy and agricultural waste, including cheese whey permeate and acid whey, into industrial ethanol and yeast protein animal feed. Its capabilities include process engineering for whey and milk derivatives, wastewater processing, distillation, fermentation, and turnkey project management.
Founded in 1999, New American Reel Co. is an Antwerp, Ohio specialist known for restoring wire-handling equipment and serving manufacturers across North America. The company has grown from a focused repair operation into a full-service partner for wire-industry customers, handling reels from 3 to 144 inches and building custom solutions to applicable NEMA and DIN standards.
For more than 50 years, independent Hyde, Pennsylvania company New Angle Beveling has built its reputation on careful, accurate work for commercial glass customers. It manufactures and fabricates custom glass for installers, contractors, and manufacturers across the Northeast, with particular experience handling intricate shapes and demanding specifications.
Independent since 1906, New Balance makes footwear, apparel, and accessories for people on the move. Its stores stand apart through personalized, one-on-one service focused on helping customers find the right fit, while the company also supports sport and positive change in communities around the world.
Founded in a small Buffalo shop in 1987, New Buffalo Shirt Factory produces decorated apparel and manages the creative, finishing, and fulfillment work behind it. The company helped pioneer simulated process printing, a technique for rendering photographic detail through layered color separations, and remains particularly associated with tour merchandise and large brand programs. Re-established in 2016, it now serves more than 1,000 businesses from its Depew operation.
Since 1962, New Castle Company, Inc. has built its identity around custom material-handling engineering in the United States. The company designs and fabricates equipment for warehouses and manufacturing facilities, adapting its systems to applications in industries such as food processing and automotive production.
Established in 2016 as a subsidiary of New Castle Building Products, New Castle Metal locally fabricates exterior architectural metals and supplies standing-seam roofing systems for commercial, industrial, and residential projects. Its Northeast network includes six locations, with capabilities ranging from custom design and shop fabrication to on-site roll forming, helping shorten lead times across the region. Many of its perimeter and edge profiles carry ANSI/SPRI ES-1 certification for code-compliant, wind-resistant roof-edge systems.
New Closet is a family-owned New York City company that designs, fabricates and installs custom closet systems and storage solutions, including built-ins shaped to challenging apartment spaces. With more than a decade in the city’s design and remodeling industry, owner Adi Kraus brings an architectural background to a full-service process, from in-home consultation and visual design through professional installation. Its local, non-franchise fabrication helps keep lead times short, with some projects completed in as little as three days.
New Concept Technology grew from a tool-and-die business started in the Baughmans’ basement into a single-source manufacturer that takes products from design and tooling through production and assembly. Its York-area operation includes a 200,000-square-foot C-TPAT-compliant facility, where in-house toolmakers support precision stamping, molding and automated manufacturing for demanding markets. The company’s quality systems are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016, with an ISO 14644-1 Class 8 clean room for medical work.