The phrase "a maker of products" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe someone or a company that creates or manufactures items or goods.
Example: "The company is known as a maker of products that enhance everyday living."
Alternatives: "a producer of goods" or "a manufacturer of items".
UGN INC., Chicago, a maker of products for automobiles, said it would build a new production plant in Jackson, Tenn., begin operations by December and create about 200 jobs within three years.
One of the biggest could be Foxconn Technology Group, a maker of products for Apple.
In 1999, it bought Cobe, a maker of products for cardiac surgery based in Denver, Colorado.
Third Wave Technologies Inc., a maker of products that analyze genes, filed with the Securities and Exchange Commission for an initial public stock sale.
Hurt by waning sales, Gadzoox Networks Inc., a maker of products for data storage networks, said yesterday that it filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection.
Her father worked in Bridgeport as the vice president for research and development at a subsidiary of Handy & Harman, a maker of products using precious metals.
Willett, a maker of product-identification equipment, has revenue of $110 million.
UNIGRAPHICS SOLUTIONS, St . Louis a maker of product-design software, said it had laid off more than 100 employees to cut costs after the company's purchase of Engineering Animation, Ames, Iowa, a computer software company, in October.
Melamed Riley has 35 employees and billings estimated at $32 million, from accounts like Dirt Devil, sold by Royal Appliance; the Flood Company, which sells exterior wood products; and Syngenta, a maker of agricultural products.
Rockwell Collins, part of Milwaukee-based Rockwell International, signed "a definitive agreement" to buy K Systems, the parent of Kaiser Aerospace and Electronics, a maker of display products for fighter aircraft and related products for the military industry, Rockwell said.
Oneida, a maker of consumer products, said it wanted to diversify its product line.
