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Founded in 1990 to serve Japanese automakers in the United States, Advanced Technology Products manufactures precision tubing, hose and pneumatic accessories from its headquarters in Milford Center, Ohio. The company began with polyurethane spiral recoil hose and has since expanded through manufacturing, distribution and custom bonded tubing work across Ohio and Tennessee. ATP became a 100% employee-owned ESOP in 2016 and is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded in 1989, Advanced Telemetrics International develops wireless, non-contact rotating telemetry systems that carry measurement data from moving shafts and machinery to stationary recorders. Based in Spring Valley, Ohio, ATi is known for solving difficult test problems in demanding environments, from automotive powertrain and NASCAR drivetrain work to turbine-blade and aerospace measurements. Its systems have been used by major engineering organizations including Ford, GM, Sikorsky and Eaton.
Advanced Washer Technologies makes and supplies horizontal belt pulp washers, including brownstock and Chemi-Washer equipment, components, and retrofit systems. The company also provides machine assessments, maintenance parts and installation supervision, operator training, and washer upgrades focused on improving pulp-washing performance and reducing operating and maintenance costs.
Advanced Web Corporation is a machine shop founded in 1981 that manufactures and repairs printing press parts and equipment. Its capabilities include CNC milling, turning, grinding, gear manufacturing, cylinder refurbishment and manufacturing, printing press rebuilds, and production of sheeters, collator batcher stackers, perf and cutoff heads, and roll doctoring machines. The company explicitly works with steel, nylon, brass, aluminum, and plastics and serves the printing industry.
Advanced Welding is a Franklin, Ohio, shop founded in 1991 by welders Paul Senay and Anthony Ling. Known for custom work serving industrial customers, the company has more than 30 years of experience and now operates under Pacline Conveyors, which acquired it in 2022.
Advantage Lifts makes vehicle lifts and air-powered lifting equipment for garages, including four-post lifts and rolling air jacks. Its products are built for hands-on vehicle maintenance and storage, with customer feedback highlighting straightforward installation and mobile lift designs that can be moved around a garage.
Woman-owned since its certification in 2010, Advantage Machine & Mfg. has served manufacturers with custom precision-machined components since 1997. The Texas HUB-Zone small business is known for working closely with small and midsize OEMs, backed by ISO 9001:2015 and ITAR certification.
Founded in 1991 as a Central and Southern Ohio tent-rental business, Advantage Tent Fittings now manufactures and distributes commercial and military tent components, event-rental supplies, and custom sewn or heat-sealed products. The family-owned company makes many of its products at its Southern Ohio factory, drawing on in-house woodworking, metalworking, and industrial sewing capabilities. It also supports custom and private-label work beyond the tent trade, including sewn covers and enclosures for industrial and fire-service applications.
Established in 1989 with 50 team members making brake components for one vehicle, ADVICS Manufacturing Ohio now employs more than 900 people in Lebanon producing safety-critical brake systems for the automotive industry. Its disc brake calipers, electronic stability control units, and electric parking brakes serve more than 20 vehicle models and reflect the company’s growth within the ADVICS group.
Created in 2001 from a vision of building a dedicated brake-system supplier, ADVICS North America develops integrated automotive braking systems for vehicle manufacturers. The company works through a North American manufacturing network and a broader global organization to provide locally produced systems that support vehicle safety and comfort.
Founded in 1999 by Paul Salopek, ADVINT is a veteran-owned small business known for building automatic test systems in Columbus, Ohio. Its work supports military and commercial customers through custom systems that move from factory development into field use, including the rugged PUMA platform.
Aebi Schmidt Group brings together industrial traditions that began with Aebi’s 1883 mechanical workshop in Burgdorf, Switzerland, and Schmidt’s 1920 workshop in St. Blasien, Germany. Today, the publicly listed group operates production facilities across Europe and North America, with a particular heritage in equipment for winter service and municipal work. Its manufacturing footprint covers more than 780,000 square meters, supported by service centers and mobile technicians.
Privately owned and established in Shanghai in 2000, AEC Lighting Solutions has built more than two decades of experience around professional portable lighting. The company designs and manufactures work lights for customers in fields such as vehicle repair and construction, drawing on its own production facilities and long-standing North American market focus. Its ALS designs have earned recognition from major industrial design programs, including Red Dot and iF.
Founded in Cincinnati by Richard Klaus on April 1, 1961, AEC Magnetics designs and builds permanent magnets, electromagnets, power supplies and magnetic tools for automated manufacturing. Now led by his son Bill Klaus, the company develops custom magnetic solutions for applications worldwide, with hands-on technical guidance rather than simply selling off-the-shelf magnets. AEC also tests, repairs and certifies magnets, drawing on more than six decades of magnetics experience.
AECO Corp is a Berea-based holding company overseeing a portfolio of industrial businesses, including Alloy Engineering, Thermcraft, and Mach3 Machining. Its hands-on employee owners guide corporate governance while regularly working within the individual companies. AECO became Ohio’s first employee-owned company in 1974 and has been 100% employee owned since 2000 through an ESOP.
Founded in 2017 by Tony Young, Aegis Sortation is a Louisville-based OEM manufacturer and systems integrator that designs and builds automated material-handling and sortation systems for parcel, distribution, e-commerce, and manufacturing operations. Its U.S.-manufactured innovations include the compact TetraSort platform and Automated Smalls Bagging system, supported by custom engineering, integration, and lifecycle services. More than 20% of its workforce comprises military service members.
Founded by owner Adam Wilson in Maumee on July 14, 2022, Aerial Creative Enterprise LLC is an Ohio small business built around his decade of drone-flying experience and FAA pilot license. The company creates aerial imagery for commercial clients, construction projects, and property owners, and is a certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise that partners with the Department of Defense.
Since its formation in 1947 as Great Lakes Manufacturing Co., Aero Fluid Products has built its identity around aerospace engineering from its Painesville, Ohio facility. The company develops specialized fluid-control equipment for commercial and defense aircraft, and its integrated repair center supports those products with FAA and EASA approvals.
Founded by aviation veterans, Aero Jet Wash provides patented, on-wing jet-engine washing with mobile systems that come to the aircraft rather than requiring it to fly elsewhere. The Tulsa-based company serves military, commercial, and cargo fleets, often completing a wash in 30–45 minutes while capturing all effluent for environmentally compliant disposal. It also builds custom AJW washing systems and supplies the equipment used by its crews.
Aero Metals Alliance brings five independent metal suppliers together to serve aerospace manufacturers with a single global-local source for materials, processing and supply-chain support. Its 14 sites across the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific combine regional service with shared materials expertise, technical advice and coordinated purchasing. The alliance’s businesses support OEMs and subcontractors with stocked aerospace metals and near-net-shape processing, while preserving their own established brands and market knowledge.