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Since 1973, third-generation family-owned Apollo Draperies has been creating custom window treatments for Cincinnati-area homes. Its in-house team designs, fabricates and installs each project, with one-of-a-kind draperies and bedding handcrafted locally by master seamstresses. Apollo is distinctive in the region for operating its own showroom and manufacturing workroom, while also serving as a Hunter Douglas Gallery Centurion Dealer.
Apollo Optical Systems grew out of Rochester Photonics Corporation, a 1989 spin-off from the University of Rochester’s Institute of Optics, and was established as an independent company through a management buyout in 2002. Today, the Rochester-based company is known for developing precision polymer optics for customers in fields such as medical devices and defense, supporting projects from early prototypes through production.
Established in 1987, Apollo Welding & Fabricating is a USA-made manufacturer whose 45-person team works from two facilities in Eastlake, Ohio. The company is known for keeping production in-house, supporting customers in equipment-related industries with precise fabrication and machining from prototypes through high-volume orders. Apollo also builds waste compactors for apartment and commercial properties.
Founded in 2001, Shanghai-based Apolomed designs and manufactures professional medical aesthetic systems, with more than 135,000 square feet dedicated to manufacturing and research and development. Its platforms are used by distributors and clinics in more than 80 countries, while regional service centers in New York and Toronto extend factory-direct training and technical support. Apolomed operates under ISO 13485 and MDSAP quality certifications and holds market-specific clearances and registrations, including U.S. FDA 510(k) authorizations.
For two decades, AposHealth has brought clinicians, researchers, and home-based care together around a simple idea: improve movement by changing how people walk. Its personalized Apos® program helps adults living with chronic joint or back pain pursue everyday mobility under the guidance of a licensed physical therapist, without routine clinic visits.
Co-created by Jamaican-born makeup artist Jamie Melbourne and beauty strategist Tony Lecy-Siewert, Apostle is a men’s beauty brand built around accessible, inclusive self-expression. Its clean formulas and natural-looking complexion products are designed for men who want daily grooming to feel like a confidence-building ritual rather than a restriction.
Apothecary of Harlyesville operates in the Personal Care Product Manufacturing industry. The company is associated with the website harleysvilleapothecary.com and has a LinkedIn presence.
Born from Chrissy Fichte’s 2011 scent-making experiments in a Brooklyn kitchen, APOTHEKE creates handmade home and personal fragrances, including its signature candles and soaps. The Brooklyn-based brand opened its own factory in 2012 and continues to thoughtfully blend fragrances and handcraft candles and soaps there. Its fragrance-focused Studio also invites visitors to make custom candles and perfumes.
Apozeal Pharmaceuticals is a newly formed U.S. pharmaceutical company founded by two executives with more than 60 years of combined industry experience. Based in Levittown, it operates from a 75,000-square-foot FDA-registered facility established there in 1992, developing and manufacturing medicines for the U.S. market, including oral liquid products.
Founded in 2003, Lancaster-based App-Techs Corporation designs, installs, supports and maintains integrated security and technology systems, while also manufacturing its own video recording and analytics servers. The company is especially distinctive for developing software that connects cameras, access control, sensors and other third-party systems into unified Milestone XProtect interfaces, including its BTX integration middleware. App-Techs serves public agencies, schools, healthcare organizations and businesses and holds Milestone Premier Partner status and a GSA Schedule 84 contract.
Founded by Mark Tierno, App-Tronics LLC develops automotive electronics built into rearview mirrors, led by its SmartNav 5 combination of GPS navigation, recording, camera and hands-free functions. Based in Painesville Township, Ohio, the company also makes Stealth integrated radar and laser systems and sells through authorized automotive dealers. SmartNav 5 won Best in Show for Mobile Electronics at the 2014 SEMA aftermarket automotive show.
Since 2019, Appalachian Botanical Co. has built a botanical enterprise in Boone County, West Virginia, around creating opportunity for local residents who face barriers to employment. The company puts reclaimed coal-mine land back to productive use by growing lavender and turning it into locally sourced body-care products for customers seeking natural, USA-made goods.
For more than 60 years, Lewisburg-based Appalachian Electronic Instruments has manufactured quality-control and monitoring systems for the global textile industry. Its equipment helps textile makers detect yarn defects, control tension, and modernize older warp-knitting machines, while the company’s engineers take projects from an initial concept through prototype and production.
Since cutting its first log house in 1977, Appalachian Log Structures has manufactured custom log-home kits and precut building components at its West Virginia facilities. Based in the timber-rich Mountain State, the company pairs customizable designs with numbered, precision-cut materials and borate treatment backed by a 25-year warranty against insects and decay. Its work spans homes, cabins and commercial structures across the United States and abroad.
Founded in 1972, Appalachian Timber Services produces and treats manufactured timber products for the railroad industry. Located in West Virginia’s hardwood timber-growing region and served by local sawmills, the company supplies railroad, transit, contractor, and heavy-industry customers, primarily across the Appalachian Corridor.
Family-owned since 1947, Appalachian Tire Products has grown from a Goodyear dealership into a regional tire company rooted in Appalachia. It is best known for its long experience serving underground mining operations, while its nine locations support commercial fleets and other working vehicles across five states.
Founded in 1994, Appalachian Trailers manufactures and sells factory-direct trailers at its Salem, Ohio facility, and also operates a sales location in Manheim, Pennsylvania. The company describes itself as a trailer manufacturer and emphasizes practical construction and workmanship, with factory staff including welders, painters, and finishers.
Appalachian Wood Pellets is a Lignetics Group heating-fuel brand offering premium wood pellets made from hardwood. Its Appalachian-branded pellets are described as 100% natural hardwood sourced from the Appalachian region, with the brand’s product details identifying mixed hardwoods and a 40-pound bag format.
Founded in Clearfield in 1987 with 13 employees, Appalachian Wood Products now manufactures custom wood cabinet components for kitchen, bath, and furniture makers in a 266,000-square-foot facility. Its production is built around inventory-based customers, while an in-house engineering team designs specialized equipment for unusual operations and product requirements. Privately held and known for supplying cabinet manufacturers across North America, the company has grown from an initial focus on cabinet framing into a broad component operation.
Co-founded in 2012 by Gabriel Hendifar and Jeremy Anderson, Apparatus is a New York-based interdisciplinary design studio that makes lighting, furniture and objects for immersive interiors. Each piece is developed through the studio’s dedicated Brooklyn factory, where hand-patinated brass and other tactile materials meet small-studio craftsmanship. Under artistic director and CEO Hendifar, the company operates galleries in New York, Los Angeles and London while maintaining a distinct balance between mechanized production and the human hand.