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Founded in Copenhagen in 1919, Nilpeter manufactures flexographic, offset and digital presses for narrow- and mid-web labels and flexible packaging. From its Danish roots, the company has grown into an international manufacturer with production facilities in Europe, the United States and Asia, more than 500 employees, and support reaching 65 countries. Its history includes developing UV-flexo and the first true platform-based offset press, while its current portfolio includes modular presses and refurbished equipment.
A father-and-son team founded NILUSA to make elegant, durable cookware and serveware from microwaveable cast aluminum, with custom metal products made by hand in the USA. The family-owned company serves both home and restaurant settings, and its custom work turns organizational, event, and brand ideas into lasting pieces. NILUSA backs every product with a lifetime warranty.
Founded by brothers Lars and Hans Wiklund in 1968 at Långedrag, Nimbus Group designs, manufactures and markets recreational motorboats through a Scandinavian house of brands. Its portfolio brings together distinct marques serving different boating audiences, with shared emphasis on Scandinavian design, comfort, safety and environmental focus. The group has expanded from its original Nimbus brand into North America and reported SEK 1.367 billion in net sales in 2025.
Nina Shishkina Textiles is a textile design studio creating woven fabrics, apparel projects, and print and illustration work. Born and raised in St. Petersburg, Nina Shishkina trained in fashion textiles at London College of Fashion and later earned an MFA in textiles from Rhode Island School of Design, with a practice spanning handcraft and machine-produced fabric. Her background as chief embroiderer for Moscow couture maison Ulyana Sergeenko informs collections that explore cross-cultural references, comparative ideas of beauty, and color.
Based in New Hartford, New York, Nine Hill Technologies develops drone-detection hardware and cloud software that give teams real-time awareness of activity in their airspace. Its Edge Scout sensors connect with the Edge View platform and TAK environments, combining distributed detection with geofencing, notifications, and breach reporting. The company also works in AI, cloud infrastructure, and ultra-low-latency video streaming, extending its role beyond counter-drone systems.
Founded in 2012 by Alejandro del Peral, Nine Pin Cider Works makes hard cider in Albany from 100% fresh-pressed New York apples, never concentrate. New York’s first farm cidery, it grew from a 5,000-square-foot start into a 24,000-square-foot operation while building relationships with farms and orchards across the state. Its Albany tasting room also serves as a testing ground for new ideas, including the biennial 26er challenge of 26 small-batch ciders.
Nine1Forged is a first class manufacturer of custom 3-piece lightweight wheels for sports and luxury vehicles. We are an all American wheel manufacturing company, only using material from the United States to ensure the highest quality for each set. Produced from 60/61 aluminum we specialize in designing and producing three-piece, fully customized hand-built wheels.
Founded in 2009, 92Ninety is an apparel manufacturer that develops and produces modern menswear, streetwear, and fashion collections for growing brands. Its US and China teams connect design and technical development with scalable production, offering flexible MOQs, 7–10-day sampling, and inline quality control. The company is particularly distinctive for heavyweight fleece, garment washing, and distressed finishing developed for consistent repeat production.
Founded in 2002 in Ningbo, Zhejiang—China’s plastic molding-machine hub—Ningbo Hwamda Machinery Manufacturing makes plastic injection molding machines, with a particular focus on high-efficiency and energy-saving designs. Its four production bases span more than 100,000 square meters and support an annual output of 5,000 machines, while its research and manufacturing work has grown into a national high-tech enterprise. Hwamda supports customers through more than 60 sales agencies and overseas service centers and holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001, OHSAS 18001 and CE certifications.
NinjaTek makes specialty 3D-printing filament, with a particular focus on flexible polyurethane materials such as its original NinjaFlex line. The product line of Fenner Precision Polymers draws on more than 50 years of extrusion experience and manufactures all of its filament in the United States. Its small materials-engineering team also develops custom filament solutions for industrial users, makers and hobbyists.
Since 1991, family-owned Nino’s Food Distribution has supplied Baltimore foodservice operators while manufacturing the fresh and frozen pizza dough and crusts that set it apart. The company’s roots in restaurant management reach back to 1965, giving it a practical understanding of operators’ needs and pairing direct dough delivery with a full line of wholesale food products.
Founded in 2021 as a spinout from Galois, Dayton-based Niobium Microsystems develops purpose-built silicon and an encrypted cloud platform for computing on data that never has to be decrypted. Its platform combines fully homomorphic encryption with mistic™ hardware and The Fog™ environment, bringing privacy-preserving AI and enterprise workloads from research toward production. Niobium has already produced an ASIC prototype and open-sourced developer tools for building encrypted applications.
Niolex makes foldable hybrid electric bikes designed around self-charging regenerative braking, letting riders carry the bike easily while recovering energy downhill or under braking. Based in New York, the company’s bikes pair a high-torque hub motor with a torque-sensing pedal-assist system and are supported by a one-year warranty covering the frame, electronics, and motor.
Since 1968, Nippon Kornmeyer Carbon Group has built its identity around high-performance materials engineering in close partnership with Japanese graphite manufacturer Nippon Carbon. From its Windhagen base, the company develops carbon-based components for demanding customers in fields such as semiconductor technology and aerospace, with Fraunhofer IISB collaborations behind its patented SICCOTA® and TACCOTA® coating technologies.
Established in 2019 to build its Chattanooga manufacturing facility, Nippon Paint Automotive Americas supplies automotive coating systems across North America and beyond. The company grew through the 2021 merger of NPA Coatings and NB Coatings, bringing together capabilities that span vehicle body and plastic-part applications. NPAA’s operations include a strong environmental focus, including its history of advancing waterborne interior coatings and its certified quality and environmental systems.
Nippon Rika Inc. is the North American business and customer interface of Nippon Rika Industries Corporation. The company supplies mica-based insulation materials, insulation systems, advanced insulation components, and specialized machinery for high-voltage coil and bar manufacturing, serving motors, generators, and related electro-machinery customers.
Founded by Robert O. Wiesemann Sr. and his son in 1976, Nippon Sanso Carbonic Products manufactures and distributes dry ice through a network of more than 40 manufacturing, distribution, and liquid depot facilities in the United States and Ontario, Canada. The company grew from a regional distributor into a national supplier, producing dry ice for commercial and consumer customers.
Nippon Sanso Matheson supplies industrial and specialty gases and manufactures custom gas-handling equipment, drawing on a Matheson history that began in 1927. The U.S. business reports more than 300 locations and over 4,500 employees, and provides gas production, engineering, and customer support across a nationwide network.
Nippon Seiki North America develops and manufactures vehicle information systems, serving as a tier-one supplier of head-up displays and instrument clusters for major automotive OEMs. As the North American arm of Nippon Seiki’s global network, its Auburn Hills-based technical design center supports customers across the full product life cycle, from system design and software to validation and production. NSNA brings more than 70 years of experience to evolving cockpit technologies and has received repeated General Motors Supplier of the Year recognition, including awards in 2021, 2022, 2023 and 2024.
Born from the Brooklyn research work that introduced tomographic imaging in 1988, NIRx Medical Technologies develops functional near-infrared spectroscopy (fNIRS) systems and software for neuroscience research. Its platforms range from wearable, wireless NIRSport2 instruments to scalable NIRScout laboratory systems, with support for multimodal studies and custom configurations. NIRx says its systems have contributed to more than 1,000 publications and are backed by a global team of fNIRS researchers, engineers, and scientific support staff.