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Since 1980, Dresden, New York-based Abtex LLC has designed and manufactured abrasive-filament brushes and the custom deburring systems built to use them. Its distinctive approach pairs brush engineering with machinery, robotics, and application testing in one operation, allowing the company to develop solutions around customers’ actual parts rather than stock equipment. Abtex also supplies Bradex brushes and Artifex finishing products to manufacturers serving automotive, aerospace, and medical-device markets.
Since 1969, Abtrex Industries has grown from a small shop serving the local metal and chemical industries into a worldwide corrosion-control company. Its identity is rooted in experienced crews, a safety-first workplace and a reputation built over five decades, with 85% of annual work coming from returning clients. The company’s South Bend operation also houses a welding school, extending that practical industrial knowledge to the next generation of welders.
ABX is a U.S.-based flexible packaging manufacturer headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, with nine facilities and about 900 employees. Established in 2005 as Advanced Barrier Extrusions, LLC, it has expanded through acquisitions and makes packaging for consumer, healthcare, industrial, and specialty markets.
Created in 2013 through the acquisition of the HEMASORB portfolio, Stamford-based ABYRX develops and manufactures synthetic biomaterials and therapeutic devices for surgical procedures. Its best-known products are resorbable hemostatic bone putties, including MONTAGE, a cohesive material that sets after application and resorbs during bone remodeling. The privately held company’s products are protected by more than 50 issued and pending patents.
In Buffalo, New York, ABYSS Headphones designs and hand-assembles luxury planar-magnetic headphones for serious music listeners. Its distinctive approach pairs CNC-machined aluminum with carefully finished premium materials, while patented planar speakers anchor models such as the flagship AB1266 and Diana line. ABYSS is a division of JPS Labs LLC and backs its headphones with a 10-year private warranty.
With more than 20 years of scientific expertise, Abzena is an integrated biologics CDMO and CRO serving biotech and pharmaceutical companies worldwide. Its six facilities in the United States and United Kingdom are connected around a single development pathway, helping customers move complex drug candidates from early discovery toward clinical and commercial supply. Abzena has worked with more than 500 customers globally.
AC Aircontrols GmbH is a Kempen-based medical-technology engineering partner that develops, produces and certifies pneumatic and electronic control systems for ventilation, respiratory therapy, anesthesia and medical gas dosing. With 20 years of experience, the company takes projects from concept and prototype through regulatory approval, series production and life-cycle management, including solutions for neonatal and critical-care applications. AC Aircontrols also serves as Germany’s distribution partner for Clippard Instruments and maintains assembly and test operations in Planegg alongside software development in Munich.
Founded by engineer Marco Bonifaccino after he established Digi Charging Technology in 2017, AC diagnosis makes smartphone-connected tools for diagnosing automotive air-conditioning performance. Its Smart Sensor uses temperature, humidity and refrigerant-performance data to tell drivers and technicians whether a car’s system is cooling properly, while guiding troubleshooting through a mobile app. The company’s work is protected by U.S. patents, including one issued in 2019.
Woman-owned AC Green designs, fabricates, installs, and repairs metalwork for commercial projects in Ohio and the surrounding region. The Athens-area small business stands out for pursuing miscellaneous-metal scopes and complex jobs that other fabrication shops may overlook, while also handling structural steel and custom work from design through installation. Its portfolio includes railings and other fabricated elements for stadiums, colleges, and hospitals, and all employees hold OSHA 10 certification.
Tracing its lineage to Huntingdon Car Works in the 1870s, AC Henry Co. manufactures precision-machined industrial components in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. The company grew from Carl H. Baxter’s Baxter Machine Products, founded in 1976, and combines decades of machining experience with automated production, advanced laser work and computerized inspection. AC Henry also supports stocking programs designed to place needed shipments in customers’ inventories within 24 hours.
Founded by Andrew Mendala, AC Mold makes molds at its St. Charles, Illinois facility for clients with both straightforward and challenging projects. The company highlights a customer-focused process from the start of a job through completion and has expanded its production-floor equipment to handle a broader range of mold work.
Since Art Schoultheis founded AC Shiners in 1963, the Southwest Ohio shop has made fishing lures by hand, including its signature balsa models. Today, Chris Caldemeyer builds and assembles each lure in Art’s original shop on his original machinery, following the techniques that made the brand a trusted angler’s tool for more than six decades. The lures are handmade in the USA and action-certified one at a time.
Founded in 1902 as a pattern shop, Willoughby-based AC Wellman now makes X-ray markers and measuring devices while also producing and restoring custom plaques and pattern letters. Its century-plus history runs from white-metal foundry letters to in-house medical-device manufacturing, and the company says it is the world’s largest supplier of X-ray markers. AC Wellman’s plaque work includes preserving historic markers such as those at Wabash College and a 1923 John Tullis memorial.
AC&S Incorporated is a mid-Atlantic contract chemical manufacturer producing specialty organic and inorganic chemicals. Its manufacturing operations include fuel additives, refinery products, personal care ingredients, and surfactants, and it also provides chemical blending and hazardous-material handling and packaging. The company states that it operates in accordance with ISO 9001, EFfCI-GMP, ISO 14001, and RC 14001 standards and is a member of the American Chemistry Council's Responsible Care® program.
Established in Rochester in 1998, ACAD Design Corp. draws on three generations of tool making and engineering to develop custom manufacturing solutions for its customers. The company is distinctive for keeping design and fabrication together under one roof, taking projects from early concepts through completed automation while also supporting contract machining needs.
Since 1947, Academy Marking Products Inc. has served businesses and professionals across the New York metropolitan area from its New Hyde Park base. The company is known for producing custom marking products, including professional seals for architects and engineers, as well as stamps for New York-certified asbestos investigators.
Founded in 1947, Acadia Windows & Doors manufactures and installs windows, doors and entrance systems, with a long-standing focus on multifamily housing and commercial renovation projects. The Baltimore-based company produces custom vinyl products in its 65,000-square-foot factory and also operates as a full-service exterior renovation company.
Since Alton Fox opened its doors in 1981, Accede Mold & Tool has grown from a two-person Webster shop into a family-owned Rochester manufacturer with a 44,000-square-foot facility. The company is known for developing skilled mold makers through its in-house training program and for supporting demanding plastic injection molding programs with precision tooling. Its quality management system, first registered to QS 9000 in 1995, is now upgraded to ISO 9001:2015.
For more than five decades, ACCEL has made performance fuel and ignition systems for classic and late-model vehicles, with its roots firmly in racing and drag-strip applications. Now part of the Holley Performance Brands family, ACCEL is especially known for its SuperCoils and performance ignition components, including distributors and spark-plug wires.
Accel Diagnostics is a medical diagnostic company developing proprietary point-of-care diagnostic assays for the diagnosis, monitoring, and management of a wide variety of medical conditions. The company's patented platform technology transforms patient blood testing from lab-centered to near-patient, enabling lab-quality medical diagnostic tests anytime and anywhere.