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Family-owned since 1965, Aremco Products Inc. is known for more than six decades of work on materials that perform in extreme heat. The company develops high-temperature adhesives and technical ceramics for manufacturers in fields such as aerospace, semiconductor processing, and power generation, with technical support shaped around each application.
Arena Graphics grew from founder Jim Lutz’s childhood fascination with sports logos into a creative company now marking nearly four decades in the large-format graphics industry. Based in the Mid-Atlantic, its team is known for handling high-pressure venue and brand projects while maintaining long-standing relationships with clients such as the Washington Wizards and Baltimore Ravens. The company also works with small businesses and community organizations, treating each project with the same care as its largest assignments.
Since its founding in 1984 as A.R. Arena Associates, Arena Products has built its identity around solving difficult transport-packaging problems for manufacturers. The Rochester-based company is best known for reusable shipping systems that protect bulk food products while reducing the burden of returns, cleaning, and disposal. Its customer-specific approach is supported by in-house manufacturing, testing, and service operations.
Arencibia is known for managing industrial gas recovery as an ongoing operating responsibility rather than simply supplying equipment. It designs and runs recovery systems for manufacturing facilities, with a particular focus on argon and helium, and remains involved through monitoring and maintenance after installation.
Based in Hilliard, Ohio, Ares Sportswear customizes athletic and team apparel, making it easier for organizations to outfit players and supporters through online team stores and wholesale orders. The company combines design templates and customer-provided artwork with decoration services, offering both fully custom and stock uniform programs alongside branded apparel and workwear.
Former soccer club directors founded ARETYN to bring their firsthand operational experience to teamwear, creating a sportswear brand for clubs, academies, and athletes across the United States. Known for its AmbiFiber performance apparel, the company also supports more than 400 soccer clubs through a structured teamwear system designed to give club directors clearer control over orders.
Founded in Turin in 1956 by Mario Argirò as a partner to FIAT Auto, Argirò Group designs and builds turnkey automated production lines and machinery for industrial customers. Its San Salvo operation, opened in 1976, serves clients across Italy and has developed tailored engineering solutions for fields including automotive and glass. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Family-owned and operated for more than half a century, Argo Envelope, Litho & Paper Corp. is a Long Island City paper manufacturer and printer known for producing high volumes of custom work. The company serves commercial customers with envelopes and matching letterheads, including rush orders from a 50,000-square-foot facility.
Known in Punxsutawney for its work with difficult super alloys, Argo Industrial Machining is a job and contract machine shop serving industrial customers with custom production runs. The company operates from a 144,000-square-foot facility and holds ISO 9001:200 registration.
Founded in 1972 as a guidewire manufacturer, Argon Medical Devices now makes specialty interventional medical devices and provides contract manufacturing for other medical-device companies. Its more than 1,000 employees serve hospitals and clinics in over 114 countries, with products spanning procedures such as biopsy, thrombectomy and drainage. Argon maintains ISO 13485:2016 and MDSAP quality systems and operates manufacturing facilities including its primary site in Athens, Texas.
Argon ST has operated since 2001 as a wholly owned subsidiary of The Boeing Company, developing technology for warfighters facing complex threat environments. Its C4ISR systems help military customers turn battlefield signals into timely information for critical decisions.
With more than 38 years in the industry, Argosy International Inc. supplies specialty composite materials and services while manufacturing honeycomb core, automotive crash-test barriers, and energy absorbers. Its global aerospace focus is paired with technical distribution, freight forwarding, and vendor-managed inventory that help customers keep complex materials moving. Argosy’s quality system is certified to ISO 9001, AS9100, and AS9120 standards.
Founded in Turin by David Avino in 2008, Argotec designs, builds and operates small satellites for Earth orbit and deep-space missions, while also developing human-spaceflight solutions and related space services. Its SpacePark headquarters in San Mauro Torinese is an in-house satellite factory spanning more than 11,000 square meters, with capacity for over 50 satellites a year. Argotec’s LICIACube and ArgoMoon missions carried its microsatellites into deep space, and its ISSpresso project brought the first coffee machine to the International Space Station.
Argus Labs makes controlled-temperature cabinets for scientific, pharmacy and laboratory use alongside low-power Wi-Fi sensor networks that monitor temperature-sensitive assets. Its Sentinel Next platform is built in-house across the hardware, firmware and software, using customers’ existing Wi-Fi networks rather than proprietary wireless systems. The Mason-based company also produces Aegis refrigerators and ultra-low freezers, including models designed for pharmaceutical storage and research environments.
Since 2014, Argyle Brewing Company has brewed craft ales in Greenwich, serving as Washington County’s first New York Farm Brewery. Owners Chris, Jonathan, and Joy draw on local ingredients and traditional brewing methods, including New York-grown barley and locally grown hops in its Woodland Ale. Though rooted in the Town of Argyle, the brewery’s taproom and beer garden occupy neighboring Greenwich—a fitting home for its “Dry Town ~ Wet Basements” community spirit.
Founded in Chicago in 1952 as Aero Research Instruments, ARi Industries makes mineral-insulated cable and custom temperature-sensing and heating assemblies for demanding industrial applications. Its AerOpak® cable remains the core of the business, supporting sensors and heaters used from aerospace and semiconductor manufacturing to nuclear and fusion research. ARi manufactures in the USA, maintains in-house custom-production capability, and operates an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system with certifications traceable to NIST.
Since 1988, Sharonville-based ARI-HETRA has made heavy-duty transportation maintenance equipment, including mobile lifting systems and wheel-service equipment, for garages that keep commercial fleets moving. Its systems are made in the USA and built around operator safety, with factory-trained service technicians located throughout North America to support maintenance and repairs.
Arianna Skincare grew from founder Miri Torres’s search for gentle care after surviving stage 4B Hodgkin’s lymphoma and severe treatment-related skin reactions. She later built the brand around Dead Sea minerals, creating natural skincare for people seeking soothing, rejuvenating care without parabens or other synthetic additives. Its products are made in Israel and are vegan, cruelty-free, and Leaping Bunny certified.
Founded by Navid Kazem and Carmel Majidi, Arieca develops and manufactures patented Liquid Metal Embedded Elastomer thermal interface materials for cooling semiconductors and other high-power electronics. Its LMEE formulations encapsulate liquid metal in a polymer to pair liquid-metal heat transfer with mechanical reliability, serving applications from SiC power modules to high-performance computing and AI-enabled devices. The team includes specialists in polymer science, application chemistry, hardware R&D, and manufacturing readiness.
Known for its blend of advanced fabrication and old-world craftsmanship, Ariel Optics produces custom ultra-precision plano optics for laboratory and OEM applications. The Ontario, New York manufacturer handles quantities from one to 1,000 and is equipped for tight optical tolerances with typical lead times of two to four weeks.