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Locally owned in Dayton, Aqua Precision cuts parts by waterjet and carries them through in-house machining, welding, and design. Its OMAX Tilt-A-Jet system handles projects from single-piece prototypes to large-scale production, with a cutting envelope of 10 feet 6 inches by 5 feet 2 inches and capacity for material up to 14 inches thick in aluminum. The company serves aerospace, automotive, medical, and other customers.
A Houston-based packaging company, Aqua Printers is known for helping brands turn packaging concepts into practical, branded products. It serves businesses of different sizes with custom packaging, including recyclable options, and supports the process from early design through delivery.
Since 1986, Aqua Sciences, Inc. has custom-designed, built, and serviced pure-water systems for demanding industrial and laboratory processes. Based in Tonawanda, the company combines factory-trained technical staff with a local resin-regeneration plant and fully stocked service trucks available around the clock. Its work serves settings ranging from pharmaceutical and semiconductor operations to hospitals and universities.
Aqua Sleep Products is a manufacturer in the furniture and home furnishings industry.
Aqua Training Bag LLC makes water-filled punching bags, along with the mounting equipment and accessories used to train with them. The company’s distinctive teardrop-shaped bags replace traditional sand filling with water, creating a more forgiving striking surface, while its 150-pound Bruiser Bag adds a torso-shaped target for head-and-body work. Aqua Training Bags have been crafted in upstate New York since 2015 and are made in the USA.
Aqua Treatment Service, Inc. manufactures water-treatment equipment, including residential and commercial treatment systems and ultraviolet disinfection equipment. John and Donna Filson incorporated ATS in 1979 and acquired all its shares in 1985, establishing the family-owned company that continues to develop water-treatment products. The company says it has remained focused on water-treatment solutions for more than 40 years and identifies itself as a leading provider on the East Coast.
Founded in a tiny New York City garage in 2001 by two aquarium enthusiasts, Aqua Vim makes curved glass aquariums paired with handcrafted wood cabinetry. Now operating from a 30,000-square-foot New York City warehouse, the company hand-bends its glass tanks and inspects each one for flaws, continuing its focus on unusual aquarium designs rather than standard box tanks. Aqua Vim’s glass meets ASTM standards for flat and bent glass.
Since 2005, Aquabiliti has been a wholly American-owned manufacturer serving pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical-device customers from facilities in Pennsylvania and Tennessee. Known for keeping single-use system design and production in-house, the company develops tailored sterile water and process solutions for regulated life-sciences workflows. Its U.S. facilities are ISO 13485 certified, with the Pennsylvania operation also housing a 60,000-square-foot cGMP-compliant aqueous-solutions facility.
Founded by civil and environmental engineers, AquaBlok, Ltd. manufactures patented composite materials for soil, groundwater and sediment remediation as well as geotechnical sealing. The independently owned company operates its headquarters, laboratory and primary manufacturing facility in Swanton, Ohio, where it develops coated-particle materials such as bentonite-coated aggregate and provides testing and engineering support. AquaBlok solutions have been used in thousands of installations, including U.S. EPA Superfund remedies, and the company has produced materials on or near project sites in the United States and abroad.
For more than 25 years, AquaCalc LLC—formerly JBS Instruments—has designed and manufactured portable stream-flow computers that automate open-channel discharge measurements for hydrologists and field technicians. Managed from Sacramento, the company’s AquaCalc Pro Plus works with mechanical current meters, calculates discharge in the field, and transfers measurements to computers through its DataLink software. Its instruments are used by the U.S. Geological Survey and hydrographers worldwide.
Founded in Columbia, Maryland, in 1989 as a distributor of crystalline waterproofing materials, AQUAFIN Inc. now manufactures system solutions for waterproofing, concrete repair, moisture control and injection grouting. Its partnership with the Schomburg Group, formed in 2000, broadened the company’s offerings, while production moved to Elkton in 2004. AQUAFIN also provides technical guidance grounded in years of on-the-job construction experience, including phthalate-free InjectProECO grout formulations and rapid Pavemend repair technology.
AquaLith Advanced Materials, founded by physicist Gregory Cooper, develops and manufactures next-generation lithium-ion batteries and battery materials from its Maryland base. Its University of Maryland-licensed technology combines a high-energy cathode, silicon anode, and non-flammable aqueous electrolyte to create safer, lower-cost batteries that can operate efficiently below -50°C. The company’s work was recognized as the University of Maryland’s 2020 invention of the year.
AQUAMIST® makes patented automotive and marine glass cleaner, developed in the USA by a lifelong auto enthusiast, engineer, and classic-car collector. Its signature formula is designed to reduce “Rag Drag,” letting detailers clean and then buff windshields and mirrors to a clear, streak-free finish. The company also offers a ready-to-use gallon formula for car washes and detailing shops that need bulk refills for busy operations.
Formed in 2021 to acquire the physical and intellectual property assets behind Osorb®, Aquanex Technologies develops adsorbent solutions for environmental, laboratory and industrial applications. The company is currently bringing its PassiveX™ passive samplers to market for PFAS monitoring, while also applying Osorb® in water-treatment systems, clean-water services and hydrocarbon sample-preparation products. Aquanex’s RegeneX™ offering uses a lease model in which customers pay based on the gallons of contaminated water treated.
Since 1983, Aquapac has designed and manufactured waterproof cases and bags in England, protecting phones, radios, medical equipment and other valuables for outdoor users and professionals. Founded by Max Malavasi, the business remains family-run with his brother Michael and now makes its products under one roof in Nelson, Lancashire. Aquapac has sold nearly six million waterproof cases in more than 60 countries and has received three Queen’s Awards for Export, Innovation and Enterprise.
AquaPhoenix Scientific brings water testing and chemical management together, manufacturing reagents and test kits while building feed-and-control equipment at its Hanover, Pennsylvania facility. Its in-house chemists and engineering team also develop customer-specific formulations, private-label products, and custom control panels, giving the company a distinctly hands-on role from testing through treatment. Manufacturing is supported by an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system and continuous-improvement practices.
Aquaquality Pools & Spas is a Westbury pool-supply company that specializes in robotic pool cleaners, replacement parts, and repairs. Its distinctive TOMCAT line is manufactured in-house for Aquabot and Blue Diamond cleaners, giving the company a product-manufacturing role alongside its showroom and service work. The company also provides technical support and affordable rebuilding options for pool owners trying to keep existing equipment running.
Aquarii is an East Syracuse, New York lighting manufacturer whose team brings decades of combined experience to projects that modernize venue lighting. The company develops LED fixtures for spaces such as theaters, houses of worship, and academic auditoriums, with solutions shaped around each installation’s needs. Its work includes the Samuel Goldwyn Theater in Beverly Hills, where it supplied a 30-fixture Axceleron installation.
Developed by scientists, AquaSol Rx made hemp-derived CBD products centered on patented Liquid Structure™ Technology, which was designed to improve absorption and provide consistent dosing in an easy-to-take softgel. The company also offered a CBD topical cream and educational guidance for pharmacists, while independent laboratories tested each batch for contaminants and labeled CBD content. AquaSol Rx products have since been discontinued and will not be restocked.
Aquaspace Water Systems develops water filtration systems built around its proprietary Aquaspace Compound, an adaptation of NASA technology first developed by founder Michael Pedersen in 1981. The company’s systems are used in settings ranging from homes to Washington, D.C. public schools, where Aquaspace says its filters serve nearly 4,000 fountains and kitchenette sinks. Based in Forestville, Maryland, Aquaspace also makes whole-house air cleaners alongside its water-treatment equipment.