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Nortek brings together custom air-handling, HVAC, data-center cooling, and cleanroom systems for demanding building environments. Its data-center cooling operation spans multiple locations and more than one million square feet of manufacturing space, while its cleanroom solutions are tailored for settings ranging from semiconductor fabrication to biopharma research. The company is part of the Madison Air family of brands.
Nortera emerged as an independent company in June 2022 after operating under the Aliments Carrière name and later as part of Bonduelle. Rooted in four North American agricultural regions, it prepares food near the fields where crops are grown and supplies consumers as well as private-label customers. Its 11 plants process more than 400,000 tons of vegetables each year.
With more than 40 years of temperature-sensing experience, North America Controls is a Cleveland, Ohio manufacturer known for making USA-made sensing equipment to customer specifications. It supports industrial and laboratory users with tailored measurement solutions and guidance from product selection through installation and training.
Since 2006, family-owned North America Pipefitters has provided mechanical contracting and in-house fabrication for commercial and industrial facilities across New York and New Jersey. Its Summit-area shop brings CAD, welding, cutting, forming and machining together to build process-piping components and mobile mechanical skids before they reach the jobsite. The company also specializes in diagnosing, installing and maintaining complete steam systems, with AWS-certified welders and FDNY fire-safety-certified personnel supporting its work.
Founded in 1974, Mentor-based North American Coating Laboratories develops and applies thin-film optical coatings for glass and polymer optics, serving applications from ophthalmic lenses to aerospace, medical and automotive systems. NACL is one of the few organizations offering both vacuum- and dip-applied coating solutions under one roof, including custom infrared coatings spanning ultraviolet through long-wave infrared. Its 42,000-square-foot facility supports work ranging from single-piece research runs to production volumes of up to one million pieces, backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and ITAR registration.
Established in 1997, North American Forgemasters is a 50-50 joint venture between Scot Forge and Ellwood, built around the need for unusually large American-made forgings. The New Castle operation now produces parts weighing up to 440,000 pounds and carries them from steelmaking through finish machining within one integrated supply chain. Its work supports demanding applications in industries such as nuclear power and national defense.
Established in 1985, North American Imaging supplies and services replacement imaging equipment for medical diagnostics and non-destructive testing, with a particular focus on X-ray tubes and image intensifiers. Its TubeSource Tested line gives pre-owned components a documented multi-step inspection and warranty, while its engineering team supports NDT equipment repair, maintenance, and upgrades. NAI operates under ISO 13485:2003 and serves manufacturers in fields including automotive, aerospace, and transportation.
Since 1987, North American Kitchen Solutions has been a U.S. manufacturer serving the foodservice industry from production facilities in Ohio, Georgia, and Texas. The company is known for designing commercial kitchen ventilation systems for projects that require code-compliant, purpose-built solutions, including installations where space is tight.
Founded in 1972 as North American Valve & Lapping, North American Machine Works has grown from compressor-valve repair into a Folcroft service and repair center for industrial process equipment. The company serves heavy-industry customers throughout the Mid-Atlantic, with around-the-clock capability for urgent equipment work and an ASME VR-certified safety-valve repair operation.
Founded in the 1970s by WWII veterans and local entrepreneurs, Scranton-based North American Manufacturing produces durable textiles, load-management equipment, and field gear for the U.S. military and government agencies. Over nearly five decades, it has delivered more than 1.5 million cots, along with backpacks and postal lock boxes, while also supporting civilian organizations and healthcare workers. Its work is backed by ISO 9001 certification and Berry Amendment compliance.
North American Plastics, known as Noramco, makes can liners and custom packaging at its U.S. manufacturing operation. One of the last privately owned companies in its field, Noramco supplies HDPE and LLDPE liners alongside its proprietary photodegradable TruBio line, which is designed to degrade within 240 days. Its products serve settings from industrial facilities to food and hospitality operations and healthcare.
North American Seal & Supply is a Cleveland-based distributor and fabricator known for taking on unusual industrial applications, including prototype and small-volume work. Its staff develops tailored solutions for customers who need specialized rubber or plastic components, rather than an off-the-shelf answer.
Founded in 1990, North American Stainless is an Acerinox Group company and a fully integrated U.S. stainless steel producer. Its Carroll County, Kentucky operation produces stainless flat and long products, with the company describing itself as focused on supplying customers in the Western Hemisphere.
Founded in 1978, North American Stamping Group is a privately held Tier II automotive manufacturer specializing in stamped metal components and automated assemblies. It operates eight manufacturing facilities across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, with more than 1,100 team members and 94 stamping presses; the company also produces automotive components through secondary welding and assembly operations.
Privately held since its founding in 1978, North American Stamping Group has grown into a North American automotive manufacturing organization with a distinctly regional reach. More than 1,100 team members work across eight manufacturing facilities and two technical centers, supporting customers throughout the USMCA market. The company is known for supplying stamped metal components and welded assemblies as a Tier II automotive supplier, with all facilities registered to IATF 16949:2016.
North American Tapes makes performance hockey tape in Watertown, New York, where its founders developed a proprietary adhesive for the composite and carbon-fiber sticks that changed the game. Its Comp-o-stik line grew from rink-based testing into athletic tapes for injury support and custom adhesive solutions for industrial users. The company’s products are proudly made in the USA, with manufacturing built around tightly controlled coating and consistent roll-to-roll performance.
Born from University of Maryland research, North American Wave Engine Corporation is a Baltimore aerospace company developing jet propulsion around pressure waves rather than rotating machinery. Its work has progressed from full-scale prototypes in 2016 to flight demonstrations and production deliveries of the J-1 engine for UAV applications. The company operates a 7,500-square-foot Baltimore facility for continued engine and aircraft development.
Since 1955, North Atlantic Industries has built its identity around vertically integrated American engineering and manufacturing for mission-critical electronics. The independently owned small business develops rugged embedded computing solutions for aerospace, defense, and industrial programs, with its COSA® architecture supporting configurable designs and long-term product lifecycles. Its 90,000-square-foot Bohemia, New York facility carries projects from design through testing, with all NAI products designed and manufactured in the United States.
Known locally as Boston Ship Repair, North Atlantic Ship Repair has provided vessel maintenance, repair, overhaul and conversion services from its East Coast facility since 1995. Its Boston Seaport drydock can accommodate vessels up to 1,150 feet long, while the company serves domestic, international and government customers. The shipyard says it has retained some clients for more than 25 years.
For more than 60 years, North Central Sight Services, Inc. has been a community-centered organization helping people who are blind or visually impaired build independent lives. Its social-enterprise work creates employment while funding vision screenings and rehabilitation programs across six counties in Central Pennsylvania. The Williamsport nonprofit is ISO 9001:2015 certified.