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Since 1978, Nordmeccanica has grown from its Piacenza beginnings into a family-managed manufacturer whose solventless lamination technology helped shape the flexible-packaging industry. Led by Antonio Cerciello and his sons Vincenzo and Alfredo, the company now operates across 33,000 square meters and has installed more than 3,900 machines worldwide. Its factory-tested modular approach is used to develop tailored equipment for packaging converters and film manufacturers.
Founded in 1959 as a Rochester tool and mold shop, Nordon, Inc. now makes molded plastic components and provides contract manufacturing, finishing, and assembly for demanding applications. The employee-owned company has evolved alongside the plastics industry while maintaining in-house mold development and engineering support, and it operates more than 100,000 square feet of production space. Nordon is especially experienced with polymer components for sporting and firearms products, automotive applications, and other tightly specified markets.
From hot-melt adhesive dispensing for electric-vehicle batteries to inspection and coating equipment, Nordson Corporation manufactures precision technology for critical industrial production. Headquartered in Westlake, Ohio, the company draws on more than 60 years of expertise and operates across a global portfolio of specialized divisions. Its Product Assembly division is especially known for dispensing systems used in automotive assembly, solar modules and other manufactured goods, including a battery-pack application it pioneered more than 30 years ago.
Founded in Amherst, Ohio, in 1954 by brothers Eric and Evan Nord, Nordson Corporation makes precision manufacturing equipment for dispensing, coating and inspection. Its systems help manufacturers control processes ranging from adhesive bonding to industrial measurement, with a notable role in electric-vehicle battery production: Nordson says it invented the first hot-melt application for mobile battery packs more than 30 years ago. The company now operates in more than 35 countries, while its Measurement & Control Solutions division remains headquartered in Dayton, Ohio.
With more than 40 years of experience, Nordson MEDICAL is a U.S.-based medical-device manufacturer serving designers and providers in surgical and minimally invasive care. Its work includes specialized polymer-solution-cast cannulae and catheters, with products made in the United States for clinical applications ranging from cardiovascular support to fluid management.
Moving roughly 2 million tons of sulfuric acid each year, NorFalco is one of North America’s largest merchant marketers of the industrial chemical. The Glencore company draws on three major North American production facilities and a connected network of rail, truck, terminal and vessel transport to supply customers across varied industries. NorFalco is also a Responsible Care® company and a member of the Chemistry Industry Association of Canada.
After co-founder Courtney found herself ironing clothes with a hair straightener, she and Annabel built Nori as a clothing-care brand focused on making wrinkle removal more compact and practical. The company makes the Nori Press, a double-sided steam iron that works without an ironing board, alongside tools such as the Nori Cloud handheld steamer and Nori Trim fabric shaver. Nori’s consumer-first approach is aimed at replacing the leaky steamers, clunky boards, and dry-cleaning trips that inspired its creation.
Norine Decorators Inc. is a hands-on upholstery shop known for master upholsterers and traditional furniture restoration. It rebuilds treasured upholstered pieces from the frame outward, repairing their structure before adding new padding and finishing fabric, while also taking on custom work for homeowners shaping a room’s look.
For more than 50 years, Norlake Manufacturing Company has designed and built custom transformers and magnetics in Northern Ohio, growing from four employees to more than 100 across four Lorain County facilities. Its engineering team brings over a century of combined transformer-design experience to prototypes, production runs, and specialized medium-voltage work, including the patented Eagle 18-pulse autotransformer. Norlake has been privately owned under its current ownership for over 40 years and is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
With more than a century of experience, NORMA Group makes engineered and standardized joining technology that keeps fluid systems sealed and flowing. Headquartered near Frankfurt and present in more than 100 countries, the company supplies connection solutions ranging from hose clamps to fluid systems for mobility, infrastructure and industry. Its industrial applications business also serves the automotive aftermarket with more than 27,000 spare-parts components.
Founded in Fort Myers in 2001 by Norman and Mary Love, Norman Love Confections makes artisan chocolates that pair globally sourced ingredients with striking, hand-finished presentation. Chef Norman Love brought 13 years as an executive pastry chef at The Ritz-Carlton to the company, which now operates chocolate salons and an artisan gelato shop while crafting its confections in Southwest Florida. The company is known for turning familiar flavors—from Florida orange to Mexican hot chocolate—into colorful chocolates designed to delight the eye as much as the palate.
Founded in Cleveland in 1946, Norman Noble manufactures precision medical implants and device components, with particular expertise in nitinol micromachining and laser processing. The company has grown from a garage operation into a six-facility manufacturer with more than 750 employees and over 280,000 square feet of production space, supporting projects from rapid prototype through commercialization. Norman Noble’s proprietary STEALTH athermal laser technology and vertically integrated finishing capabilities are backed by an ISO 13485:2016-registered quality system and more than 1,700 process validations for Class II and III devices.
Locally owned and operated, Norman Orsinger Woodworking grew from Norman Orsinger’s home shop into a dedicated Patchogue workshop. Norman still personally oversees each project with a family of craftsmen, shaping hand-selected wood into heirloom-quality custom furniture and cabinetry for Long Island and New York City homes.
With more than 95 years of product knowledge, Norman Shatz Co. USA is a long-established business-to-business textile specialist serving manufacturers. It helps production teams source the smaller components needed to complete projects, with dependable volume warehousing and distribution supporting its broad range of specialized offerings.
Founded in 2002 on New Bedford’s Fish Island, NORPEL turns seafood and meat byproducts into fresh and frozen protein ingredients for pet food manufacturers. Its vertically integrated operation spans three production facilities and five cold-storage sites, connecting a long fishing-industry history with a circular-economy approach to using more of each animal. NORPEL is Pet Sustainability Coalition accredited, with USDC, FDA, and APHIS-approved facilities.
From its Cincinnati headquarters, Norris Products Corporation designs, manufactures, and distributes transport products ranging from school-meal delivery systems to hand carts and OEM handle-and-wheel systems. The private-label manufacturer has more than 25 years of industry experience and works with customers from initial design through manufacturing and fulfillment. Norris operates a U.S. distribution center alongside partner factories overseas, with additional offices in Jiaxing, China.
For more than 34 years, Norseman Defense Technologies has been a federal IT company, built around the demands of defense, intelligence, and civilian agency missions. From its Maryland operations, the small business brings that government experience to commercial enterprises as well, with an Annapolis Junction campus supporting customer briefings, integration, and fulfillment. Norseman is also the developer of Odin’s Edge, a rugged platform designed to keep computing and AI running where cloud access is unavailable.
Norsk Hydro ASA is an aluminium and renewable energy company that develops and produces aluminium products, including extruded profiles, and provides further processing of those profiles into production-ready parts. Founded in 1905, Hydro says it has 32,000 employees across more than 140 locations in 40 countries, and identifies renewable energy as a longstanding part of its business.
Founded in Norway in 2007 by Dr. Alf Bjørseth and Petter Gjørvad, Norsk Titanium makes near-net-shape structural titanium components using its patented Rapid Plasma Deposition® metal-additive process. Its RPD® parts are already flying on commercial aircraft, including Boeing 787 applications, while the company operates 35 machines across three U.S. and Norwegian facilities with 650 metric tons of installed annual capacity. Norsk Titanium’s aerospace-grade systems include Nadcap accreditation and AS9100D certification, supporting qualified production for aerospace, defense, and industrial customers.
For more than 60 years, Norstar Aluminum Molds has made tooling for the rotational molding industry, pioneering aluminum mold-making technology along the way. From two manufacturing locations totaling more than 100,000 square feet, the company combines experienced shop-floor craftsmanship with casting and CNC capabilities to develop efficient, application-specific molds. Since the early 1990s, Norstar has emphasized creative tooling solutions intended to improve mold operation and production efficiency.