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Designed by a practicing DPM with more than 15 years of clinical and manufacturing experience, ArchSpline Systems makes protocol-driven software for designing and producing custom foot orthotics. Its platform connects exam findings to orthotic geometry, production-ready files, and HCPCS L3000 documentation, allowing podiatry clinics to print in-house or use a verified production marketplace. The company says its system is used in more than 20 clinics and can be started without a printer.
Arcobaleno is the leading manufacturer of pasta machinery to the food service industry, including restaurants, bakeries, universities, and food manufacturers. The company was founded in 1995 and operates a 25,000 square foot full-service manufacturing facility in Lancaster, PA.
Arconic is a Pittsburgh-headquartered aluminum manufacturer known for more than 70 years of producing certified reference materials through its Spectrochemical Reference Materials business. Today, the company develops lightweight aluminum solutions for manufacturers in transportation, aerospace and construction, with sustainability work that includes closed-loop automotive alloys containing up to 85% recycled content.
With decades of on-site experience, ARCOR Mechanical Systems is a West Virginia mechanical contractor known for lean construction that reduces material handling on commercial and industrial projects. It works primarily with general contractors, delivering pre-assembled systems directly to the jobsite and installing them the same day. ARCOR is one of seven fabrication shops in the state with UA Label certification to send welded piping systems to other jurisdictions.
American-owned and based in Mount Carmel, Pennsylvania, Arcos Industries makes welding consumables for customers who need carefully controlled, traceable material. Its manufacturing and quality work are conducted at one site, where the company also supports customer-supplied material with wire-drawing services. Arcos holds ISO 9001 certification along with ASME Nuclear and ABS quality certifications.
Founded in 1992 and incorporated in 1995, Springfield’s privately held Arctech Fabricating makes sheet-metal parts, welded fabrications and machined components for demanding industrial, defense and aerospace work. Its specialty work includes military gun-turret components, aerospace test stands and industrial pump parts, while its certified welders and in-house engineering team support both prototypes and production runs. Arctech is also known for fabricating the pans used in two Guinness World Record pumpkin pies, including a 20-foot, 3,699-pound pie in 2010.
Arctic Cool makes cooling performance apparel for active lifestyles, including shirts designed around its HydroFreeze X technology. Its garments combine moisture-wicking ActiveWick fabric with anti-microbial protection, UPF 50+ coverage and four-way stretch to help wearers stay dry, protected and comfortable in heat.
From its Bethlehem base, ArcticWhite, LLC supplies laboratory instruments and consumables, with a particular focus on microplates, sample-storage products, and equipment for automated lab workflows. Its ArctiSeal™ sealing mats and custom-designed labware give the company a distinctive role in helping laboratories adapt storage, filtration, liquid handling, and automation setups. ArcticWhite also offers cryogenic sample vials and a CapDecapPro 96™ system that opens or closes a full rack of 96 tubes in 30 seconds.
For more than 60 years, ARCTOS Technology Solutions has provided applied research, engineering, and mission support for aerospace and defense programs, helping move technologies from materials and propulsion to advanced manufacturing into operational capability. Based in Ohio with operations across the United States, the company is especially distinctive for pairing aerospace R&D and launch-safety analysis with industrial innovation laboratories and technology workforce programs. ARCTOS is now part of DCS Corporation and remains a small-business R&D performer for federal and industrial customers.
For more than 60 years, ARCTOS Technology Solutions has provided applied research, engineering, and technology services for aerospace and defense missions. The Beavercreek-based company supports federal agencies and aerospace companies with work ranging from propulsion and advanced materials to launch safety, industrial innovation, and workforce development. ARCTOS is now part of DCS Corporation, joining two organizations with decades of experience in mission-critical aerospace and defense programs.
Arculus Solutions is developing robots and ultra-thin protective coatings for hydrogen and other gas pipelines, with its SputterPig™ system designed to apply coatings inside existing pipe infrastructure. Based in North Bethesda, Maryland, the small team combines materials research from MIT with oil-and-gas field experience and hands-on robotics engineering. Its first U.S. deployment is scheduled for 2026 with N2 Solutions.
With more than 60 years of experience, Rochester-based ArcWorks provides contract manufacturing and packaging services, including work performed in ISO Class 7 cleanrooms. Its 85,000-square-foot facility combines scalable production with an integrated workforce that includes people with intellectual and developmental disabilities, creating job opportunities alongside customer-focused manufacturing support. ArcWorks is ISO 9001:2015 registered and serves businesses that need everything from assembly and fulfillment to controlled-environment packaging.
Founded in April 2004 by Randall E. Pedder, Ph.D., Ardara Technologies designs and manufactures mass spectrometers and custom components for demanding scientific and OEM applications. Based in the western Pennsylvania village that gave the company its name—and where its founder’s family has roots across three generations—the specialized team builds application-specific electronics, vacuum hardware, and complete platforms. Ardara also works with research and industrial customers on instrument upgrades, integration, and long-term technical support.
Ardency Inn is a makeup brand born in New York’s downtown music scene, where its character remains tied to the edge and free spirit of that culture. It creates high-performance, cruelty-free color cosmetics for recording artists and anyone who wants quick, easy-to-use makeup that leaves room for creativity.
From its Aliquippa headquarters, family-owned ARDEX Americas makes high-performance building systems for flooring, tile and stone installation, substrate preparation, and concrete work. The Americas operation traces its roots to 1978, while the wider ARDEX Group dates to 1949 and now spans 53 subsidiaries and more than 3,000 employees in over 100 countries. Alongside its engineered cement products, ARDEX supports installers with hands-on Academy training, technical guidance, and jobsite consultation.
Ardiem Medical, Inc. is a full-service medical device design and manufacturing company specializing in small run and prototype builds, including custom neuromodulation devices such as electrodes, stimulators, and control units. The company operates a Class 10,000 clean room and provides contract manufacturing, engineering services, and prototyping for medical devices.
Arduro uses a patented, proprietary chemical devulcanization process to turn end-of-life tires and industrial rubber waste back into usable raw materials, including recovered carbon black. Its Louisville, Kentucky R&D team grew from a university research project on aging elastomers, leading to a full technology patent in 2016. The company is developing demonstration and commercial-scale facilities for a circular rubber manufacturing system.
Area 419 is an Ohio manufacturing shop that CNC-machines precision rifle components and reloading equipment, including its ZERO reloading press and Hellfire muzzle-brake systems. The company makes its American-made scope mounts and rings through a distinctive final-boring process, assembling and machining each set together before quality control. Its facilities are private and predominantly dedicated to manufacturing rather than retail.
Founded in New York in 1990 by Swedish designer Anki Spets, AREA makes bedding and home accessories that bring a Scandinavian design sensibility to everyday living. Spets designs every AREA product, using natural fibers and distinctive patterns shaped for long-lasting comfort and easy coordination. The company’s bedding remains its signature, with enduring collections such as PINS and ANTON alongside newer designs.
Areion3D provides high-quality, tool-less investment casting patterns for the lost wax foundry industry, along with a wide range of engineering and additive manufacturing services.