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Nucor Corporation manufactures steel and fabricated steel products and is also a major steel recycler. The company says it grew from its first mini mill in 1969 to North America’s largest and most diversified steel manufacturer, with a network of 27 steel mills and more than 300 facilities across North America. Its electric arc furnace steelmaking process uses recycled scrap to make new steel.
Nucor grew from a small Vulcraft operation in 1962 into North America’s largest and most diversified manufacturer of steel and steel products, with recycling at the center of its electric-arc-furnace model. The Charlotte-based company’s 33,000 teammates support a broad family of steel and fabricated-product businesses, while more than 70 scrap recycling centers help turn old infrastructure and other discarded metal into new steel. Nucor’s culture is built around teammate ownership, pay-for-performance and a stated goal of becoming the world’s safest steel company.
Nucor Skyline manufactures and supplies steel foundation and geostructural products for construction projects across North America. Its stated capabilities include manufacturing and coating at facilities in several U.S. states, and it is part of Nucor Corporation, which the site describes as a major steel-products manufacturer and recycler. The company also provides engineering assistance to owners, engineers, and contractors throughout project design and construction.
Since 2004, NuEtch AFG has been creating art for glass from its New York City base. The company develops custom privacy treatments and distraction markers for commercial glass, working with design and construction professionals and supporting projects through a nationwide installer network.
From New York, NUETRAY designs and distributes sushi packaging that treats the take-out tray as part of the meal’s presentation. Its trays pair graphic designs such as Ocean and Red Brushstrokes with practical touches, including a secure lid and a built-in soy-sauce tray that doubles as a dipping dish. NUETRAY is a registered trademark of Ontray, Inc., and its food-grade packaging carries FDA certification along with SGS, QS, and ISO 9001 certifications.
NuGo Nutrition makes nutrition bars and related snacks, including its signature bars coated in real dark chocolate. Founded in 2001, the independent company says it has sold more than one billion bars and has developed nutrition products for different lifestyles, including vegan and gluten-free options.
For more than 70 years, NUK USA has designed and developed feeding and soothing products for babies and toddlers, from its recognizable orthodontic pacifiers and anti-colic bottles to cups and tableware that support each step toward independence. The company says its designs combine scientific expertise with parent feedback and are scientifically proven to support safe, healthy development. NUK products are made to help families move smoothly from first latch to first sip and, eventually, independent eating.
Founded by Robert L. Null in 1967, Null's Machine & Manufacturing is a Huntington, West Virginia manufacturer of machined parts and specialized systems. It produces trailer-brake systems, including a patented reverse mechanism, and mine-lighting systems approved by MSHA; its capabilities also include in-house foundry and pattern-shop operations.
Nulux manufactures and designs lighting fixtures for the architectural design community. The submitted source context describes innovative products, collaborative design, and extensive manufacturing capabilities.
NUM’AXES is a France-based group built around four complementary brands focused on improving pets’ daily lives. It develops equipment for pet owners, outdoor users and those seeking practical surveillance solutions, while backing its products with guides, spare parts and repair support.
Founded by HVAC engineers frustrated with one-size-fits-all office conditioning, Numa makes personalized air-distribution systems that let each person control the airflow at their workstation. Its Numa-I vent directs central heating or cooling and fresh air in a pinpoint stream, with phone-based control and building-management integration. The company formed through the collaboration of consulting engineering firm JB&B and HVAC manufacturer’s representative SRS Enterprises.
Founded as MACSOFT in 1986, Numalliance is a French industrial group built around complementary forming expertise and a network of nine brands. Based in Saint-Michel-sur-Meurthe, the group employs 450 people, with one-third working in engineering and R&D, and its equipment is used worldwide by manufacturers of metal parts. Numalliance has supplied more than 14,000 machines and work cells while maintaining an international service presence.
Established in 1996, family-owned Number One Textiles makes soft goods for the home, including custom curtains in linen and silk. The company uses fabrics woven on its own looms and machine-produced embroidery, with a particular focus on distinctive silk fabrics and four-inch embroidered tape trim for interior furnishings.
Founded in a former elementary schoolhouse in Hopkinton, New York, in 1984, NuMED designs and hand-manufactures cardiovascular catheters and stents for patients with congenital heart defects, with a particular focus on pediatric care. The company pioneered its Balloon-in-Balloon technology and works closely with interventional cardiologists to develop tools for challenging procedures, now reaching patients in more than 100 countries. NuMED also provides OEM design and manufacturing services, with every device inspected throughout production and again before distribution.
Since 1993, Numerics Unlimited has machined complex parts for commercial products and OEMs, working from prototypes through production in a climate-controlled, 20,000-square-foot New Carlisle facility. Its heavy-duty CNC equipment handles both large and small components in standard and exotic materials, with particular experience supporting demanding cryogenic and oil-and-gas applications. The company is an ISO 9001:2015-certified Tier 1 supplier with offline programming and five-axis measurement capabilities.
Family-owned and operated by the Scavo family in Chester, N.Y., Nummies Bakery is a dedicated gluten-free contract manufacturer that scratch-bakes breads, cookies, muffins and other baked goods for co-packing partners. Its facility also accommodates dairy-free, peanut-free and soy-free production, with certifications from GFCO, OK Kosher and SQF Level II. The bakery’s focus on allergen-conscious baking makes it suited to products for people with celiac disease and food allergies.
Founded in 1989, NUOVO Pasta Productions makes fresh pasta and sauces, combining traditional Italian pasta-making methods with contemporary flavors and production technology. Its specialty fresh pasta is produced in small batches under the oversight of culinary-trained experts, using hand craftsmanship and custom Italian equipment.
For more than two decades, NuPrint Solutions has been a Paoli fixture, serving local businesses and nonprofits since 2002. Owner and industry veteran Chris Lackro leads the company’s day-to-day work, building long-term relationships through a customer-focused approach to business printing and marketing support. NuPrint also gives back through active support of regional and local organizations.
Nupro Industries makes natural and synthetic ester products for industrial applications, carrying the Neatsfoot Oil and Advance Technologies brands. Its Neatsfoot Oil Refineries business traces its oleic-acid production history to 1873, while the company also develops custom ester formulations for uses ranging from leather treatment to metalworking lubrication and pharmaceutical fermentation.
Nupur Technologies, LLC makes the Earigator®, a self-contained cerumen-management system that combines an otoscope with temperature- and pressure-controlled ear irrigation. Designed by an otologist, the Buffalo company’s patented device lets trained nurses and clinicians remove impacted earwax efficiently within practices, care facilities, and urgent-care settings. Its body-temperature water control and illuminated magnifying handpiece are built around a gentler, more visible alternative to traditional ear-cleaning methods.