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Arch City Studios is an industrial technology venture studio working with deep-tech originators to move promising ideas from early development through commercial launch. It provides funding and operational leadership for partners seeking to bring Industry 4.0 technologies into real-world manufacturing.
ARCH Global Precision is an American precision-manufacturing company built around collaboration among engineers, machinists, and facilities across the country. It produces tight-tolerance components for medical OEMs and other demanding industrial customers, with ISO-certified and FDA-approved medical operations spanning more than 700,000 square feet.
ARCH Medical Solutions brings together a nationwide network of FDA-registered facilities to contract-manufacture tight-tolerance medical implants, instruments, and components for OEMs. Its precision work spans orthopedic devices and surgical-robotics parts, with engineering support and prototype-through-production services built into the process. The company also develops MedTorque silicone-handled surgical instruments and operates under ISO 13485-certified quality systems.
ARCH New York was a design, fabrication, production, and experiential company operating from 2010–2025. It designed and built physical environments, stages, sets, props, retail installations, public art, art cars, immersive experiences, and brand activations for museums, events, advertising, film and entertainment, festivals, fashion, retail, hospitality, and experiential marketing.
Established more than a decade ago in Shanghai, ARCH Textiles develops high-performance fabrics with sustainability built into the yarn, dyeing, spinning, and knitting work behind them. Its Shanghai laboratory tests textile performance against global standards, while the company serves customers through offices in Shanghai, New York, and Los Angeles. ARCH’s fabric range includes performance base layers and fleece alongside recycled and other environmentally oriented textile constructions.
Archbold Furniture has built solid-wood furniture in Archbold, Ohio, since 1900, pairing American production with custom finishes applied by skilled Amish craftsmen. Its collections include solid alder furniture made in-house alongside Amish Essentials and Bob Timberlake American Home lines, giving the century-old company a distinctive mix of Ohio manufacturing and Amish finishing expertise.
Founded in 2022, Tokyo-based Archem Inc. develops and sells urethane-based products spanning automotive seat pads, industrial chemical materials and precision parts for office equipment. Its roots in mattress manufacturing reach back to 1952 through the predecessor Bridgestone Corporation chemical-products business, while its seat-pad production began in 1968 and now operates globally across 10 locations in four countries. Archem also applies its foam expertise to plant-derived products such as Sustainable Sponge and D-Sleep Eco as it works toward a circular economy.
Archer Power Solutions began as a marine electrical and air-conditioning service provider and now designs and handcrafts the Kingfisher line of direct-current marine air conditioners in Maryland. Launched in 2021, the Kingfisher was built by a small team of mechanical, electronic, and software engineers for boaters and off-grid users who need battery-focused cooling without inverters or generators. The company develops its own electronics, firmware, and user interface, testing every unit with a serial-numbered calibration sheet before it leaves the shop.
Since 1968, Archimedes Products has been a Bohemia, New York manufacturer known for supporting Long Island’s aerospace and defense work with precision-machined parts and assemblies. Its ISO 9001- and AS9100-certified operation also serves medical and industrial customers, with documented processes and traceability for demanding supply chains.
Ellen Abraham founded Architect Pins as a design-focused brand for the architecture community, using wearable pins to give diverse identities and lived experiences a visible voice. The company’s studio creates custom enamel-molded pins for organizations and individuals, while its shop centers on representation within design.
In Vermilion, Ohio, Architectural & Industrial Metal Finishing Company—known as A&I Metal Finishing—powder-coats, laser-cuts and fabricates metal for manufacturers across northern Ohio and into Michigan. Its production lines can handle parts as large as 40 feet by 10 feet by 10 feet and up to 2,000 pounds, while its integrated fabrication, assembly and trucking services give customers a finished component ready for use. A&I’s work has included a 961-piece automotive tooling order completed and shipped to Ohio and Michigan in three working days.
Since 2000, Architectural Glass and Aluminum has been employee-owned, bringing a sense of shared responsibility to its work on major buildings across the Western United States. Founded in 1970, the California company is known for guiding complex projects from design-assist through installation, particularly custom curtain wall work for architects and contractors.
Since the Klein family founded Beavertown Cast Stone in 1963, Architectural Precast Innovations has grown into a precast manufacturer rooted in Middleburg, Pennsylvania, where it now operates from a 32-acre campus. API is known for staying involved from early design through installation, helping construction teams solve difficult jobs with architectural precast concrete while maintaining PCI-Certified plant standards.
With more than 15 years of experience and over 500 completed projects, Architectural Sign & Design creates commercial signage for businesses in Frederick, Maryland, and beyond. The company handles the work from custom design through fabrication and installation, with a particular focus on durable three-dimensional signs, accessibility-compliant signage, and branded wall and window graphics. Its team emphasizes precise craftsmanship, clear consultation, and a final quality check on every project.
For more than 20 years, Archival Arts Inc. has been a specialized art-reproduction studio serving artists throughout the Baltimore–Washington region and Delmarva. Based in Halethorpe, the company is known for carefully color-matched giclée work, with artist approval built into its proofing process. It also gives customers a route to market through its MDArtGalleries online gallery.
Since 2002, Archival Methods has manufactured archival storage and presentation products at its Rochester, New York facility, including archival boxes, binders and portfolios. The company also provides custom mat cutting and special-order portfolios and boxes, with materials submitted to the Image Permanence Institute for testing and archival specifications listed for customers. Its in-house production resources and experience with preservation storage support both standard products and made-to-order projects.
Known for its deep expertise in tape, Archive Data helps organizations keep data-center storage environments running through changing needs and end-of-life transitions. The company supports businesses with secure data handling and infrastructure assistance, including tape redeployment and disk sanitization, while tailoring cloud resources to each customer’s recovery and storage requirements.
Founded by designer and roboticist Michael Bonakdar, ARCHMEK is a New York company built around keeping design decisions close to the machines that make the finished part. It works with clients ranging from concept-stage teams to customers who already have production-ready files, carrying projects through in-house fabrication without the usual handoff between designer and shop.
Since 1993, Suffern-based ARCHON Industries has manufactured and globally distributed mechanical equipment for processing facilities, growing from a washdown-equipment specialist into a broader supplier for regulated and industrial production. Its products are made and assembled at the New York facility, while its engineering team develops custom configurations when pressure, temperature, or material requirements fall outside standard options. ARCHON is especially known in brewing and vessel-equipment circles for combining sanitary process components with responsive, application-specific support.