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Established in 1982, Wooster-based ARBORTECH manufactures forestry chip bodies and specialized truck bodies for arborists and tree-care crews. The company helped pioneer galvanneal-steel construction and interior support ribbing, giving its smooth-sided bodies a durable finish that also serves as a clean canvas for company branding. Its lineup includes fixed-roof bodies, the one-person-operated SKYBOX retractable-roof system, and compact urban aerial bodies, backed by a three-year limited warranty and replacement-parts support.
In Rochester, ARBR Studios brings together Upstate New York woodworkers and an innovative production facility to make luxury furniture and custom millwork. Its work ranges from built-in kitchens and closets to furniture produced as the exclusive manufacturing partner for Icon Design, with the company’s principals personally inspecting each piece before it leaves the facility. ARBR’s team has also produced furniture for globally renowned designers and millwork for upscale homes in the Finger Lakes and Manhattan.
Arbuckle’s Fine Roasted Coffees produces gourmet roasted coffee in Verona, Pennsylvania, including ground and packet formats designed to brew one pot at home. Its range stands out for organic flavored coffees and the Franciscan Blend, a locally produced fair-trade coffee created in partnership with the Sisters of St. Francis, with proceeds supporting their ministries and care for elderly Sisters.
ARC Abrasives is a family-owned American manufacturer of abrasive products, founded in 1960 in Troy, Ohio, where its first PSA discs were blended in the founders’ garage with a kitchen Mixmaster. Now operating from a 68,000-square-foot Troy facility under second-generation leadership, the company develops abrasive solutions for metalworking, including its three-dimensional Z-WEB surface-conditioning line. ARC says it is one of only two U.S. manufacturers of surface-conditioning non-woven abrasives and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Arc Adaptive Machining Solutions manufactures machined components and provides nonconventional machining services, formed in 2024 through the combination of Arc Drilling and H&W Tool. Founded in 1961, Arc Drilling had long supplied OEMs and Tier I suppliers in industrial gas turbine, aerospace engine, and industrial markets; the combined company is headquartered in Cleveland and operates six facilities across Ohio, South Carolina, New Jersey, and Virginia.
For more than a decade, Arc Eye has operated as a lean engineering studio focused on solving difficult real-world capture problems. Its dozen-person team brings together designers, photographers, 3D artists, electricians and builders to create dependable imaging systems for production and research teams around the globe. Arc Eye is particularly known for WOLF, its camera-synchronization platform for high-volume capture.
Founded in 1968, ARC Manufacturing Co., Inc. is a Philadelphia-area precision machining and manufacturing company that makes parts and assemblies to customer drawings. The family-owned company says its second generation continues the founders’ promises, and it has served demanding customers for five decades. Its 27,000-square-foot Lower Bucks County facility supports work including precision-machined components and custom pin rolls.
Arc Remanufacturing Inc. is a family-owned and operated automotive-parts remanufacturer that has been in business since 1963. It pioneered rack-and-pinion remanufacturing, including a stainless-steel sleeve method, and remanufactures parts to meet or exceed OEM specifications.
Founded in 1965, Arc Rubber manufactures extruded and molded rubber components at its Geneva, Ohio plant, where its in-house tool shop helps it adapt profiles and develop custom tooling. The company remains family-led by Robert Johnson Jr. and Robert Johnson III, the second and third generations of the Johnson family to run the business. Arc Rubber serves industrial and transportation customers with production capabilities ranging from delicate continuous parts to profiles up to 12 inches wide and 10 feet long, and is ISO 9001:2000 certified.
ARC Specialties is a Houston manufacturer founded by Dan Allford in 1983, known for taking on unusual industrial automation projects. What began as a part-time garage operation became a 60-plus-person company serving customers in 21 countries from a 75,000-plus-square-foot campus, where it develops and tests custom machinery for manufacturing challenges.
ARC Systems, Inc. designs and manufactures precision electric motors, AC components, motor-generator products, stator and rotor assemblies, coils, and related electromechanical components. Its capabilities include machining, stamping, winding, inserting, vacuum impregnation, bonding, powder coating, testing, and custom electromechanical design for aerospace, defense, medical, oil drilling, marine, industrial, and other markets.
ARC Technologies Corporation is an Original Equipment Manufacturer with over 35 years of experience in industrial process and controls, specializing in the Biogas industry. They offer a patented process for steady-state operation in high nitrogen and oxygen levels with near-total methane recovery, serving projects from planning to commissioning.
Founded in 2019, ARC Trauma is an Ohio medical-device company known for developing emergency equipment for use at the point of injury. Its work began with a team that brought together engineering and clinical experience to address life-threatening neck wounds, resulting in the FDA-approved Arterial Restriction Clamp for military and civilian care.
Family-owned since 1988, Arc Weld Inc. is a Southern Indiana welding-service business known for more than 38 years of equipment sales and technical repair work. Its factory-trained technicians serve professional, commercial, and industrial customers from locations in Corydon and Mitchell, with daily delivery available for gas customers.
Arc-Com is a leading designer, manufacturer, and supplier of design-driven, high-performance textiles and wallcoverings. The company serves the hospitality, healthcare, senior living, education, and workplace markets with products including upholstery, privacy curtains, drapery, panel fabrics, wall coverings, wall protection, and digital wall surfacing solutions.
Born from the Chattanooga Arcade Print Shop in 1902, Arcade Beauty has spent more than a century turning manufacturing expertise toward the beauty industry. The company is especially known for pioneering ScentStrip® in 1979 and now supports beauty brands worldwide with integrated production from formulation through finished packaging.
Since 2004, Arcadia GlassHouse has built its identity around American-made fabrication in Madison, Ohio, where a 25,000-square-foot facility turns proprietary components into custom glass structures. The company serves homeowners as well as public and commercial clients, with projects ranging from private garden spaces to large botanical installations. Arcadia also provides engineering guidance and long-term service after installation.
Arcadia Lighting sells, designs, and makes indoor and outdoor LED lighting and accessories for commercial and industrial applications.
Founded in 1969 by James T. Sumner, Arcadia Manufacturing Group grew from a small metals-supply business into a full-service, in-house contract manufacturer of fabricated metal parts, components, and assemblies. The family business became a premium metals service center under James and his son William, and today operates two facilities totaling 88,000 square feet in Green Island, New York. Arcadia is a Registered Veteran Owned Small Business with long-standing work in transportation, defense, architecture, and medical manufacturing.
From its La Plata shop, Arcadian Computers fabricates domestically assembled high-performance computers and engineers secure, air-gapped networks for federal agencies, defense contractors, and regulated organizations. Owners and lead engineers Jonathan Pollock and Bryan Glotfelty also provide outsourced IT support, custom servers and workstations, and local computer repair for businesses and residents. The company is a registered Small Disadvantaged Business and is verified Section 889 compliant, with GSA SmartPay acceptance and a CAGE code for federal purchasing.