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Founded in New York City in 1995, Nicka K New York makes professional-level makeup designed to deliver quality at an attainable price. The company has since expanded into beauty tools, accessories and K-Beauty skincare, and exports to Canada, Latin America and the United Kingdom.
Nickles Bakery produces baked goods and has been baking in Navarre, Ohio, since Alfred Nickles opened the Navarre Bakery and Ice Cream Company in 1909. From its one-person bake shop, the company grew into a system of three bakeries and 20 distribution branches, serving customers across seven Midwestern states.
Nicole Marie Kosh founded NicMarie Design in 2019 after developing small self-care practices during her own healing journey. The West Chester-area maker is known for handmade work rooted in her multimedia-art background, including aromatherapy jewelry and gentle skincare for sensitive skin. Sales support survivors of sexual trauma and abuse.
Founded by chemical engineer Berl Stein in 1999, NiCoForm is a Rochester company known for developing its proprietary NiColoy® nickel-cobalt alloy and advancing precision electroforming. Its engineers work directly with customers to solve demanding manufacturing problems, with applications ranging from medical devices to aerospace missions such as BepiColombo’s journey to Mercury.
Nicole Miller is a fashion and lifestyle brand built around women’s clothing, with its collections extending into men’s shirts and home furnishings. Its current offerings are especially recognizable for statement dresses, sculptural denim, leather outerwear and a broad home collection that carries the label’s look from wardrobes into living spaces.
With more than 40 years of industry experience, Nicomatic is a Haute-Savoie manufacturer known for developing interconnect solutions for harsh environments. The company works with customers on specialised electronic systems, bringing engineering support and laboratory testing into the development process. Its solutions serve demanding sectors such as aerospace, defense, and medical equipment.
Since 1901, Nicopress has been the signature brand of Cleveland’s National Telephone Supply Company, known for connection systems used where cable and rope must hold securely. Its Cleveland operation manufactures more than 95% of what it sells, serving customers worldwide through authorized distributors and supporting specialized applications with engineering guidance.
Nidec Conversion designs, manufactures and installs electric power, motion and control systems for industrial facilities, with a particular focus on sustainable energy and energy management. Its platform brings together businesses with roots reaching from Ansaldo’s 1899 electro-technical plant in Genoa to Avtron, founded in Cleveland in 1953, and now supports customers through a global network. The company also maintains more than 40 years of experience developing industrial automation control systems and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification for its quality management system.
NIDEC CORPORATION manufactures motors and related products, with capabilities spanning precision HDD motor components and motor-centered modules. It also develops and produces thermal-management products, including cooling solutions for computing and communications equipment.
Marking 120 years in the field, Nidec DESCH is an Arnsberg-based industrial company known for developing dependable power-transmission solutions for machinery manufacturers. Its work spans custom engineering, production and service, with precision drives such as Flexwave supporting demanding automation and robotics applications.
Based in Minster, Ohio, Nidec Minster Corporation builds mid-range-tonnage metal-forming presses and related automation equipment, with particular recognition for machinery used in can making. The company traces its machine-tool manufacturing experience back nearly 130 years and has remanufactured presses and components for more than 70 years. It also provides large-component machining and fabrication, including tight-tolerance work and weldments weighing up to 81,800 kilograms.
Based in Minster, Ohio, Nidec Press & Automation brings together several metal-forming manufacturers to build presses, automation equipment and integrated pressroom systems. Its scope runs from high-speed presses and servo feeds to turnkey lines, with engineering, field service and remanufacturing handled through a global network. Nidec’s remanufacturing heritage is anchored by Nidec Minster, which has more than 125 years of manufacturing experience and over 70 years rebuilding presses and components.
Since 1945, Nidec Vamco has built its identity around high-speed pressroom equipment for metal stamping, carrying forward the exacting standard expressed by founder Patrick J. Gentile: “If it’s almost right, it’s wrong.” The Pittsburgh company is best known for servo feeding systems shaped by its Quantum motion-control technology, serving manufacturers that depend on demanding, high-speed stamping operations.
Nidec Vamco designs and manufactures high-speed servo feeding equipment and other pressroom equipment for the metal stamping industry. Founded in 1945 as Vamco International, the company describes manufacturing craftsmanship and CNC production equipment as central to its work, and is known for its high-speed servo feeding systems and proprietary Quantum motion-control technology.
For more than 50 years, Niedax MonoSystems has manufactured wire and cable management products in North America, helping electrical engineers and contractors organize power and data infrastructure. Now part of Germany-based Niedax Group since its 2020 acquisition, the Buffalo-based company is among the top five wire-management manufacturers in North America. Its patented, infinitely linkable The Hook J-hook system and project support services reflect a practical focus on simplifying installation, upgrades, and complex industrial work.
Founded by Sigurd Niekamp in 1965, Niekamp Inc. remains a three-generation family-run machine shop in Kingston, New York, proudly making things in America. Known around the shop as the “Problem Solvers,” the company helps customers turn difficult ideas into practical parts and equipment, from early design through production. Its work ranges from local manufacturers and craftspeople to companies across the United States.
Since 1854, Nielsen Hardware has engineered and manufactured latches, handles and other fastening hardware from its Binghamton, New York facility. The company works with customers from concept through production, using in-house engineering, prototyping and testing to tailor hardware for demanding applications, including select latches approved by the Naval Sea Systems Command. Nielsen holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and supports defense-oriented requirements through DFARS and MIL-STD/ASTM compliance.
Born in 1978 from a rowing coach’s request, Nielsen-Kellerman designs and builds rugged measurement instruments and performance electronics for outdoor and technical work. The Boothwyn manufacturer remains committed to U.S. production, assembling, testing, and calibrating products such as its Kestrel weather meters and NK rowing systems for customers ranging from wildland firefighters to Olympic athletes. Its 25,000-square-foot Pennsylvania facility is also home to brands expanded through acquisitions, including RainWise and MagnetoSpeed.
For four decades, Niermann Weeks has hand-made and finished furniture and decorative pieces in its Maryland design studios, giving interior designers room to shape custom work for their clients. The company’s artisans and master craftsmen carry on founder Joe Niermann’s legacy through designs that draw on classic and modern art, architecture, antiques, and nature. Its collections bridge traditional, transitional, and modern styles while retaining a distinctly crafted character.
Founded in 1967 with just 10 members, Nifco has grown into a global manufacturer rooted in the idea that small fastening insights can solve large customer challenges. Nifco America serves automotive manufacturers with injection-molded plastic components, drawing on more than 50 years of experience and an in-house engineering and production operation. The company’s U.S. quality systems include IATF 16949:2016, ISO 14001:2015 and Q1 certification.