Manufacturers by state1,829 companies

Manufacturers in Ohio

1,829 companies in Ohio are listed in the Noramark directory, most often for CNC machining, finishing and heat treating and welding and fabrication. Browse by process below, or page through the full list.

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Manufacturing in Ohio

Federal statistics for private manufacturing (NAICS 31-33), 2024 annual averages, next to what the Noramark directory lists. Ohio has 1.50x the national share of jobs in manufacturing.

Manufacturing jobs

682,242

5.4% of U.S. · −0.7% year over year

Establishments

16,301

BLS QCEW 2024

Average annual pay

$76,503

−10% vs. U.S. manufacturing

In the Noramark directory

1,829

manufacturers listed below

Largest subsectors

  1. Transportation equipment114,820 jobs · LQ 1.82
  2. Fabricated metal product96,488 jobs · LQ 1.88
  3. Machinery77,003 jobs · LQ 1.95
  4. Food65,330 jobs · LQ 1.04
  5. Plastics and rubber products54,846 jobs · LQ 2.14
  6. Chemical48,525 jobs · LQ 1.52

Top counties

  1. Cuyahoga County65,007 jobs · LQ 1.12
  2. Hamilton County48,677 jobs · LQ 1.15
  3. Franklin County36,600 jobs · LQ 0.57
  4. Montgomery County27,229 jobs · LQ 1.33
  5. Summit County26,777 jobs · LQ 1.25
  6. Butler County24,825 jobs · LQ 1.85

Top metro areas

  1. Cleveland, OH125,072 jobs · LQ 1.48
  2. Columbus, OH75,343 jobs · LQ 0.84
  3. Toledo, OH43,122 jobs · LQ 1.82
  4. Dayton-Kettering-Beavercreek, OH41,078 jobs · LQ 1.34
  5. Akron, OH36,986 jobs · LQ 1.42
  6. Canton-Massillon, OH25,006 jobs · LQ 1.85

Census County Business Patterns counts 13,307 manufacturing establishments with 689,133 employees in Ohio (2023). The two federal counts differ because they define an establishment and its coverage differently.

LQ is the location quotient: the state's share of jobs in the industry divided by the U.S. share. BLS withholds some subsectors, counties and metros to protect confidentiality; those are left out of the lists above. Compare every state.

Sources: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, Quarterly Census of Employment and Wages, 2024 annual averages; U.S. Census Bureau, 2023 County Business Patterns. Noramark keeps each downloaded file with its checksum and retrieval date.