Manufacturer Directory
Use company names, capabilities, certifications, NAICS codes, and location filters to narrow qualified suppliers faster.
Search by company name, process, material, product, equipment, or capability.
Showing 2161-2180 of 28384 results
All locations
Armor Products, based in Mason, Ohio, makes Kamlok® cam-and-groove couplers for fluid handling while also producing precision-machined gun parts through its ADK Arms product line. Its Kamlok fittings are built to MIL-C-27487 and AA59326 dimensional specifications, hydrostatically tested, and backed by a lifetime guarantee on Twin-Kam™ arms. The company is a division of The Armor Group, a manufacturing group in business for over 90 years with more than 475,000 square feet of manufacturing space and ISO 9001:2015 certification across its operations.
With more than 40 years spent entering, inspecting and repairing petroleum storage tanks, Armor Shield of America specializes in underground and above-ground tank service, maintenance and corrosion protection. Founded by Bruce Sharp, whose work in tank manufacturing, sump design and petroleum equipment holds more than 160 patents, the company develops repair and retrofit systems that can keep fuel stations operating while tanks and sumps are restored. Its technicians have worked on more than half a million tanks and include trained crews for sump repair and testing.
Armor Specialties is a suppressor manufacturer based in Halifax, Pennsylvania, United States.
ARMOR-IIMAK invents, manufactures, and markets tailored Thermal Transfer ribbons. The company also describes coating and slitting facilities and a comprehensive range of ribbons for variable information printing.
Established in 2001, ArmorCo Advanced Armoring Products manufactures and supplies bullet-resistant fabrics and armor panels from its Ashtabula, Ohio facility. A division of Infinity Composites, the company presses Kevlar®, Spectra and fiberglass composite panels and serves customers ranging from the general public to military and law-enforcement organizations. ArmorCo also holds military-contractor CAGE Code 3KMJ2 under Infinity Composites and identifies its products as made in the USA.
Armored Fresh is developing fermented proteins from a proprietary yeast strain, taking a science-based approach to rebuilding the food foundation. The company says its process is rooted in nature and refined through years of research, with ingredients scrutinized before they enter its formulas and no unnecessary additives.
Founded in 2005, ArmorSource, LLC. is an Ohio manufacturer known for producing ballistic head protection for military and law enforcement organizations. Its Hebron facility spans 120,000 square feet, and the company has delivered more than one million custom helmets worldwide while maintaining an ISO 9001:2015-based quality system.
Known for its Z-Gun spray systems, Cleveland-based Armour Spray Systems, Inc. builds coating-application equipment for foundries. The company also supports customers with an exchange-and-repair program for equipment returned for factory reconditioning.
Founded in 2018, veteran-owned Armourer’s Choice manufactures protective armor and custom-fabricated solutions for law enforcement and civil and defense customers. The company is particularly distinctive for its expertise in female armor, using ceramics and forming methods to create custom-fit protection for women, while manufacturing in both Canada and the United States. Its work spans personal protection and vehicle armor, supported by more than 60 years of combined team experience and third-party NIJ certification organizations.
ARMR Systems engineers hemorrhage-control devices for moments when advanced medical help is out of reach, including its U.S.-made XT1 extremity tourniquet. The company’s broader focus is making trauma care more accessible through simple, portable systems that can be used at the point of injury, and its patented technology has been evaluated in clinical and operational settings. ARMR says its team has spent more than a decade developing solutions for both military and civilian emergencies.
Arms Preservation Inc. makes American-made VCI gun storage bags designed to prevent rust on firearms during long-term storage. The company combines barrier packaging with vapor corrosion inhibitor materials and supplies storage products aligned with military packaging requirements, including bags for pistols and rifles.
ARMSTRONG ACCUSPEC LLC, operating as 4FRONT, provides electronic manufacturing services including military electronic assemblies and industrial applications. The company is ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 13485:2003 certified and handles RoHS compliant electronic assemblies for projects of any size.
Founded in 1934, Armstrong Fluid Technology designs and manufactures intelligent fluid-flow equipment and integrated building-energy solutions for HVAC and related mechanical systems. The family tradition behind the company now spans more than 1,200 employees and 13 manufacturing facilities across four continents, with its work extending from fluid-flow hardware into connected controls and performance services. Armstrong’s Design Envelope approach links equipment, controls intelligence and lifecycle support to improve building efficiency and operating performance.
Founded in 1968 by John and Betty Armstrong, Armstrong RM is a family-owned Syracuse manufacturer of production-grade metal and plastic components for prototypes and low-volume runs. The company grew from John’s plaster-mold-casting craft into a nearly 100,000-square-foot operation with more than 150 employees, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern engineering and machining. Its One-Shot Casting process is a distinctive in-house solution for producing complex non-ferrous castings without foundry tooling, while ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certifications reflect the quality systems behind its work.
Founded as the Armstrong Cork Company in 1860, Armstrong World Industries manufactures ceiling and wall systems for commercial and residential spaces, along with specialty architectural applications. From its headquarters in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the company now operates 24 manufacturing facilities and employs about 4,000 people, pairing a 165-plus-year manufacturing history with a growing portfolio of architectural brands. Its work spans practical acoustical systems and energy-saving ceiling technologies designed to shape how people live, work, learn and heal.
Arnas Agro is an agricultural and food company operating internationally in the olive oil, soap, and coffee sectors. It produces 100% natural olive oil from high-quality olives using cold pressing, expertly roasted Turkish coffee, and soap varieties made from high-quality vegetable oils using natural methods.
Arnold is a Cincinnati-based, family-owned brand design and print technology company. It provides brand design, adaptation, conventional and digital printing, finishing, kitting, shipping, and print-on-demand activation, including production of physical packaging and marketing touchpoints.
Arnold Machine began in 1994 as a two-person shop in Tiffin, Ohio, and has grown into a 75,000-square-foot manufacturer known for building automated equipment around customers’ production needs. Its engineers and machine tradespeople work primarily with OEMs and Tier 1 manufacturers, carrying projects from early testing through installation and field support.
From its Rochester headquarters, Arnold Magnetic Technologies manufactures high-performance magnetic materials and systems, including permanent magnets, magnetic assemblies, electric motors and precision thin metals. With more than 130 years of supplying defense-sensitive materials to U.S. and allied markets, the company combines engineering support with manufacturing operations across North America, Europe and Asia. Its products serve demanding applications ranging from aerospace and medical devices to motors, energy storage and scientific equipment.
Founded in Baltimore in 1933 as a maker of packaging adhesives and inks, Arnold Packaging now designs and manufactures custom containers while supplying packaging materials, automation and inventory-management support across the Mid-Atlantic. The fourth-generation family-owned company remains distinctive for combining custom wood-crate manufacturing with packaging engineering and automated equipment integration. Its 80,000-square-foot facility supports custom production, inventory programs and next-day delivery.