Redix

The Radix Wire Company, based in Aurora, OH, has been a leader in high temperature wire and cable since 1944. With a focus on designing and manufacturing products for the most challenging and severe environments, Radix offers temperature capabilities ranging from 125°C to 1010°C. Their commitment to providing innovative solutions and building partnerships based on trust and expertise sets them apart in the industry. Radix specializes in serving various markets, including fire protection, OEM, thermal, appliance, motors and industrial, oil and gas, transportation, and aerospace. Their high-performance cables and wires are designed to withstand the harshest conditions, ensuring reliability and integrity for equipment and brands. With a knowledgeable team of problem solvers, Radix collaborates with customers to improve products and operations, offering cutting-edge technology applications and solutions for extreme industrial environments.Generated from the website

Exonic Polymers is a polymer manufacturing company based in Aurora, OH, specializing in the production of high-quality polymer materials for various industries. With a focus on innovation and quality, Exonic Polymers offers a range of polymer solutions to meet the diverse needs of its clients, contributing to advancements in technology and manufacturing processes. Generated from their business information

One of the largest inventories of bed, bath and table linens in the United States is maintained in Mill Distributors warehouses. Located in Aurora, Ohio, Mill Distributors serves the hospitality and health care industries as well as offices and governmental institutions. The company offers a furniture, fixtures and equipment package, which includes custom draperies and bedspreads, all manufactured in Mill's own workrooms. Installation is available on all products nationwide. Mill Distributors ships most of the basic linen items on the same day the order is received. In its third generation of family ownership, Mill Distributors was established in 1926.