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Apparel and Beyond is a disabled veteran-owned custom apparel printing studio in Gaithersburg, Maryland, producing full-color garments for orders as small as one piece. Its direct-to-garment setup uses a Ricoh Ri 2000, while direct-to-film printing handles specialty requests beyond standard garments. Every design is reviewed before printing, and garments are made to order with water-based inks to minimize waste.
New York–founded Apparel Launch is a design and development studio built to help emerging apparel brands turn early concepts into production-ready collections. It guides founders through the development process, with particular attention to fit and the practical details required before manufacturing.
Apparelio is a global, multi-country buying office that helps brands take apparel and related textile products from design and sourcing through production and door-to-door delivery. Operating under Paramount Textile (BD) since 1983, it combines design hubs in the United States, Spain, China, and Bangladesh with offices across six locations and warehouses in the USA and Dubai. Its model emphasizes ethical sourcing, technical development, quality control, and fully managed DDP/LDP logistics.
Append Automation LLC helps manufacturers modernize the equipment they already own through control-system design, automation engineering, and legacy-system upgrades. Based in Schwenksville, Pennsylvania, the company brings 30 years in automation and more than 50 years of combined experience among its senior professionals to projects where a retrofit can extend a machine’s useful life instead of replacing it. Its work centers on improving process efficiency while connecting machine controls with practical business needs.
Appian Manufacturing Corporation is a Columbus, Ohio manufacturer specializing in precision tube bending and fabrication for OEM markets, including hydraulic and structural tubing assemblies. Established in 1990, the privately held company is solely owned by Japan’s Necco Inc.; its 90,000-square-foot corporate and manufacturing facility has held ISO 9001 certification since 1999.
From Columbus, Ohio, Apple Blossom Wovens makes woven baby carriers—wraps and ring slings—along with accessories from its custom woven fabric. The small, woman-owned business began after founder Lisa Carter discovered woven wraps through her own babywearing journey, and its products have been designed, woven and sewn in the USA since 2015. Its fabrics are custom woven by small family-owned U.S. mills, while the carriers are sewn and finished in Ohio.
Founded in 1980, Apple Converting, Inc. develops and manufactures flexible packaging at its 48,000-square-foot, GMP-compliant facility in Oneonta, New York. The company works with customers in pharmaceutical, medical device, confectionery, food, and industrial markets, and describes its role as a product-development partner for packaging applications.
Family-owned and operated since 1990, Apple Ice manufactures and distributes ice from New York to customers across the tri-state region. Its production reaches up to 800,000 pounds of crystal-clear ice a day, while its hand-crafted sculptures are carved from 300-pound blocks for events ranging from weddings to corporate celebrations. Same-day delivery and 24/7 emergency dispatch extend the company’s reach from routine business restocking to last-minute demand.
Apple Rubber Products began in 1971 when its founder started the business from the back of a van, and it has remained rooted in Lancaster, New York. Today, the company designs and manufactures sealing components in-house for demanding medical, aerospace, and industrial applications, with more than five decades of experience behind its work. Its ISO 10,000 Class 7 clean room and AS9100 certification reflect its long-standing focus on highly controlled production.
AppleTree Collective makes handcrafted wooden journals and pens in the United States, with prompted journals designed to help people record outdoor adventures. The company grew from AppleTree Journals, a father-and-son venture that developed activity-specific logs, and in 2026 Tyler—who joined the original business in 2017—purchased the company. Its journals are made with real wood and can be personalized for experiences ranging from fishing to overlanding.
Family-owned and operated for more than 25 years, Applewood Winery is a Warwick, New York gathering place known for its relaxed country setting and warm welcome. The winery invites visitors to slow down among mountain, orchard, and lake views while enjoying locally made wine and cider, with tastings and live music adding to the experience.
With nearly 30 years in noise abatement, Spring City’s Applied Acoustical Group engineers, manufactures and installs turnkey noise-control solutions for industrial and architectural settings. Its work begins with on-site sound studies and can extend through custom equipment enclosures, absorptive sound walls and architectural treatments, giving customers one firm for diagnosis, design and installation. The company has provided custom solutions for hundreds of customers nationwide, including a school theater where its panels cut reverberation time from 4.8 seconds to the recommended one second.
With more than 120 years of manufacturing heritage, Applied Aerospace & Defense designs and vertically manufactures complex hardware and mission-critical systems for space and defense platforms. Its nationwide operation supports work from rapid prototypes through large-scale production and aftermarket sustainment, with particular depth in spacecraft structures, advanced materials and airborne systems. Applied operates 11 facilities across six states and employs more than 1,300 skilled professionals.
Applied Automation Controls Inc. is a Syracuse automation company known for pairing experienced technical guidance with responsive customer support. It serves machine and process automation customers as an authorized distributor, while also providing application-specific control solutions through its in-house team.
Founded in 1991 by the inventors of Electric Cell-substrate Impedance Sensing, Applied BioPhysics manufactures ECIS® instruments and electrode arrays that monitor living cells in tissue culture in real time. Based in Troy, New York, the company applies biophysical research to cell research and drug discovery, with 95 percent of its products made at its U.S. facility. Its systems give researchers a label-free way to study cell behavior while maintaining active connections with the academic community that helped shape the technology.
Founded in 2008, Applied Biorefinery Sciences develops and licenses biorefinery technology that turns low-grade and waste wood into renewable chemicals, fermentable sugars, and improved fuel products. Its patented Hot Water Extraction process uses heat, pressure, and plain water to separate valuable compounds while leaving the wood’s cellulose structure intact for uses such as pellets or pulp. Based in upstate New York, the company’s work is designed to add value to existing wood industries while supporting more sustainable forest management.
Founded in 1980 by Jim and Connie DiSalvo, Applied Business Systems is a family-owned Western New York print and mail company that turns business data into personalized statements, tax bills, direct mail and other communications. ABS is particularly known for transactional printing and property-tax processing, supported by its own PT Portal and PrintTax software, and serves organizations across the United States. Nearly half of its staff have worked there for more than a decade, giving the company an unusually deep bench for complex print-to-mail workflows.
Applied Composites manufactures engineered composite components, structures, tooling, and assemblies for aerospace, defense, space, and aircraft MRO markets. Its capabilities include design and engineering, tooling, composite manufacturing, assembly, testing, repair, and vertically integrated production across multiple facilities.
Applied Concepts, Inc. designs and manufactures power-conversion and display-lighting products, including CCFL inverters, LED drivers, LED rails, LED kits, high-bright panel modifications, and NVIS display solutions. The company serves medical, industrial, military, aviation, marine, and commercial applications and provides engineering, testing, and design support.
Established in Waterloo in 2004, Applied Control Systems Inc. is a hands-on automation partner known for working alongside plant electricians and maintenance teams rather than taking over their work. The company helps manufacturers across Southwestern Ontario build or improve industrial control systems, while also supporting older equipment and training staff to maintain the results.