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Arista Wood designs and builds wood furniture in Ohio Amish Country, continuing a family business that began in a small barn on Ray Yoder’s farm near Sugarcreek, Ohio. Its early work focused exclusively on reclaimed oak barnwood, and the company now describes its furniture as design-led and detail-driven, with a continued connection to Amish craftsmanship and lasting quality.
Aristo-Tec Metal Forms is a family-owned wire and metal forming manufacturer that has been in business since 1987. Now operated by three generations of the same family, the company occupies 30,000 square feet of manufacturing space in Connellsville, Pennsylvania, and is particularly experienced in wire forms for pollution-control equipment, including baghouse filter hangers and racks.
Arizona Shower Door is a family-owned manufacturer of glass shower doors and enclosures, with 35 years of experience stated on its site. It produces standard and customized designs for homes and says it manufactures, services, and installs thousands of shower enclosures annually, with branch offices in six states.
Since Barry Gross purchased Arizona Silhouette in 2012 and moved it to Pennsylvania, the company has supplied pen turners with kits, blanks and the tools and materials used to make turned writing instruments. Gross brings more than 30 years of experience across several media, and his own work includes hand-finished pens made from exotic and recycled materials. An award-winning pen maker, author and woodworking educator, he has also developed specialty offerings such as the Easy Wood Pen Turning Set made exclusively for BG Artforms.
ARKA Group is a space and defense engineering partner with a 60-year legacy, providing optical systems, advanced communications, defense systems, and modern software mission applications. The company manufactures hardware and develops software for national security, space, and defense missions.
With more than 50 years of combined industry experience, Arkadia Surfaces is an Annapolis-based stone specialist known for guiding Maryland homeowners through remodeling projects from material selection to installation. Its team creates custom countertops for kitchens and bathrooms while helping clients understand how to care for their chosen surfaces. Arkadia serves Annapolis, Severna Park, Arnold, and nearby communities.
Founded in a Manhattan loft in 1922, Arkay makes premium folding cartons for brands that need their packaging to look as exact as the product inside. Still family-owned and now in its fourth generation, the company combines a Hauppauge design studio with end-to-end production at its 140,000-square-foot, carbon-neutral Roanoke facility. Arkay’s century-long specialty in color precision and finish-led packaging includes its proprietary Paint on Press® process, while EcoVadis Platinum and FSC® certification reflect its sustainability work.
With more than 30 years in manufacturing, Arkay Solutions combines precision CNC machining with custom fabrication, assembly, and engineering support for parts and equipment. Based in Feasterville-Trevose, the company operates as a turnkey partner, pairing CAD/CAM programmers and engineers with hands-on machinists and fabrication specialists from concept through completion. Its work includes both tight-tolerance production runs and proof-of-concept prototypes, supported by in-house quality control and continuous process review.
Arkema is a French specialty materials and chemicals group that develops and manufactures materials for industrial customers. Its offerings include specialty polymers and bio-based liquid resins, and the company describes operations spanning 55 countries with about 20,700 employees.
Founded in 1998, Arkham Technology develops high-assurance cryptographic products and secure communications systems for mission-critical, SWaP-constrained environments. The company also provides system engineering, custom FPGA and PCB design, and embedded software development, with its government-evaluated intellectual property used in certified high-assurance solutions. Arkham is a Woman-Owned Small Business and Non-Traditional Defense Contractor, and is DMEA TAPO certified for trusted microelectronics design.
From its Baden-Baden base, family-owned ARKU Maschinenbau GmbH builds machinery that levels and deburrs sheet metal, alongside coil-processing systems for manufacturers. The company says it has more than 60 years of experience in precision leveling and maintains sales partners in nearly 30 countries, with ISO-certified subsidiaries in China and the United States. ARKU also operates a contract leveling and deburring center for customers needing parts processed as a service.
Founded in 1999, Arkwood Products is a printing company that produces custom embossed metal tags and prints plastic cards. Based in McMurray, Pennsylvania, it also sells plastic card printers and related printing supplies.
Established in 1944, Arland Printing produces printed business and personal communications for New Hyde Park, Long Island, and the Tri-State area. The independent local shop joined with Lou Di Rico Printing of Glendale, Queens, in 1996, carrying forward the Arland name’s printing traditions and service under owner Lou Di Rico.
Since 1949, Arlington Industries has made electrical fittings and connectors in Scranton, Pennsylvania, with most of its products manufactured in the United States. The family-run company is unusual among independent fittings makers for producing both zinc die-cast line items and non-metallic fittings in-house, including injection-molded parts. Arlington’s five-acre-under-roof facility has supported more than 500 new or unique product introductions in the past decade.
Arlington Valley Farms is a family-centric, team-based food manufacturer in Hudson, Ohio, known for making frozen handheld foods through scratch cooking and artisanal baking. Its individually wrapped products are made for convenient meals at home or in food-service settings, using premium ingredients and a close connection to farms and ingredient sources.
Founded by former Louis Vuitton and TUMI executives, Arlo Skye designs luggage and travel accessories that pair a minimalist look with practical details, including expandable carry-ons and a top-load trunk. The New York-designed line also brings a playful streak to travel through collaborations with Audi, MoMA, Dusen Dusen and Mauna Lani Auberge Resorts. Arlo Skye has been recognized as a top luggage brand by Condé Nast Traveler and other major travel and business publications.
For more than 35 years, Long Island-based Arlyn Scales has designed and manufactured electronic weighing systems, building its own scale sub-assemblies for applications ranging from laboratory precision to heavy industrial weighing. Its distinctive work includes patented Surface Acoustic Wave technology for ultra-precision measurement and the ArlynGuard line of intrinsically safe scales for hazardous environments. Arlyn sells factory direct and also provides design and production support for OEM and custom applications.
For more than four decades, ARM CAMCO has been an independent electrical testing and repair facility in Ebensburg, growing to a staff of 52 since its founding in 1980. Its technicians support customers in demanding fields such as mining and transportation, helping keep electrical systems operating safely and reduce costly downtime.
Founded in 1988 by Joe Meindl and Alan Knauf, ARM Global Solutions is a reverse-logistics company built around keeping industrial packaging in circulation. From its Virginia operations centers, the company recovers and refurbishes film-roll packaging for North American plastic-film producers, helping them avoid disposal costs while reducing reliance on new materials.
Founded by Chauncey Brown in 2022, Arm's Reach creates prestige fragrances rooted in Black experience, translating memory, culture, and lived experience into scent. Brown’s background in qualitative research, education, and time spent in Mexico and Ghana informs a community-interview methodology behind the brand’s debut BLACK IV collection. The company describes itself as a fragrance house built from the inside, by and for the Black community.