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Women-owned and operated, ARMA Container Corp. is a boutique manufacturer of custom corrugated containers and displays. Based in Deer Park, the company pairs in-house structural and graphic design with flexible production scheduling, adapting packaging to demanding timelines and changing volumes. ARMA also manages corrugated replenishment through vendor-managed inventory programs, helping customers keep supply moving without handling every reorder themselves.
Armacell manufactures flexible foam for equipment insulation and engineered foams, and describes its business as spanning insulation materials, high-performance foams, recycled PET products and next-generation aerogel technology. Its Pune facility produces ArmaGel XG aerogel insulation blankets for global markets, while its portfolio also includes passive fire protection systems.
Founded in 2009 by CEO Terry Armacost, Baltimore-based Armacost Lighting designs, manufactures and markets energy-efficient LED lighting and the components that make custom installations work. The woman-owned small business is best known for component-based tape-lighting systems, including its RibbonFlex Pro line, developed for professionals and DIY homeowners alike. Its products are designed in the USA and lab tested for applicable safety certifications.
Veteran-owned Armada Composites provides advanced composite repair and fabrication for maritime and defense customers. Its work spans marine structural repairs and full vessel overhauls, with mobile field teams that can perform repairs on site. The company specializes in lightweight, high-strength composite solutions for boats and ships.
Armadillo Metalworks in Passaic, New Jersey, fabricates custom architectural and ornamental metalwork by combining European handcraft with modern engineering. Its classically trained metalworkers turn architects’ concepts into finely detailed interiors and restorations, from water-jet stainless stairwork in a Prince Street loft to handcrafted florets matched to a 1929 Fifth Avenue entrance. The company also engineers unusual functional details, including concealed stair hardware and bronze doors with hinges designed to carry low-voltage wiring.
Armaly Brands is a family-owned cleaning-products company founded in 1908, when W.J. Armaly began harvesting and processing natural ocean sponges in the Bahamas. Four generations later, the company supplies cleaning and finishing products, including sponges and household cleaning tools, and says its products serve consumer and professional buyers. Its history includes moving to Walled Lake, Michigan, in 1983 and adding Brillo to its brands in 2010.
Armaments Research Company is a defense technology company shaped by engineers, innovators, and warfighters with hands-on, real-world experience. ARC develops artificial intelligence-enabled weapon sensors for military customers, with its work aimed at improving soldier survivability and battlefield resupply in large-scale combat operations.
Armand de Brignac makes prestige Champagne in the Montagne de Reims, where 12th- and 13th-generation winegrowers Jean-Jacques Cattier and his son Alexandre draw on more than 250 years of family vineyard experience. The house owns 33 hectares across notable Champagne crus and is known for selecting only the first portion of the cuvée press, blending three vintages, and hand-finishing its metal-coated bottles with French pewter labels. Its owned vineyards hold France’s HVE level 3 environmental certification.
For more than 60 years, Armand Jacoby has designed and manufactured fine diamond and colored-stone jewelry, pairing old-world craftsmanship with modern technology. The Philadelphia company was an early promoter of branded jewelry lines, a forerunner of today’s designer collections, and continues to make 18-karat gold and platinum pieces alongside its distinctive Solare collection, which sets diamonds in carbon rather than traditional metal.
Founded in 1946, Buffalo-based Armento designs and produces columbarium memorials along with the bronze faceplates, liturgical artwork and related memorial products that give them their character. Its faceplates are cast, hand-finished and offered in sculptured bas-relief or architectural designs for single and companion niches. Armento says its work has served thousands of clients across the United States and internationally, including churches, schools, military organizations and retirement communities.
Armin Iron Works, also identified with Aldo DeCiantis, has operated since 1991, providing structural steel and miscellaneous metal fabrication to Pittsburgh and surrounding counties. The company designs, fabricates, and installs work for residential, commercial, and industrial projects, including iron railings and structural steel construction.
Established in 2015, locally owned and operated Armina Stone designs, fabricates, and installs natural stone and quartz for residential and commercial projects. The company’s Greater Pittsburgh operation provides a one-stop countertop process, from stone selection and templating through in-house fabrication and installation.
Armis is the newly formed company bringing together the established IDENTCO, Reliance Label Solutions and Trebnick Systems brands under one organization. Based in Ingleside, Illinois, it serves manufacturers and other operators in demanding environments with durable labeling programs, drawing on Trebnick’s more than 30 years of experience in construction-material applications and a global production footprint.
Armoloy of Western PA is a Turtle Creek process fulfillment center applying wear-resistant metal coatings for industrial components near Pittsburgh. The facility specializes in Nodular Thin Dense Chrome and Nodular Diamond Chrome, following Armoloy’s standardized process controls to reduce wear, friction, and corrosion while extending component life. It is part of Armoloy’s global network of licensed plating facilities.
Based in Italy and working worldwide for more than 30 years, Armonia Group designs and manufactures bespoke luxury interiors and furnishings for residential, hospitality, retail and contract projects. Its in-house joinery, technical design office and installation team carry projects from site survey and realistic 3D renderings through made-to-measure production, worldwide delivery and turnkey completion. The company’s portfolio ranges from private homes in Italy and New York to hospitality spaces such as Restaurant Contarini in Campolongo sul Brenta.
Armor Aftermarket is the official OEM service provider for The Armor Group and its industrial equipment divisions, supporting machinery made by those businesses as well as equipment from other manufacturers. Based in Mason, Ohio, the company helps keep customer operations running through parts support and repair, with technicians available for remote troubleshooting or mobile on-site work.
Known for more than 45 years of metal-stamping experience, Armor Contract Manufacturing is a Midwest contract manufacturer serving industrial, commercial, and military-defense customers. Its several Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan facilities support projects from prototype through production, with an in-house approach that can carry work from a customer’s design to completed assemblies. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Armor Edge makes tempered-glass screen protectors for phones, designed to keep screens intact through drops onto rough surfaces. Its protectors use premium AGC Asahi Glass and arrive with a patent-pending applicator for precise installation, backed by a lifetime replacement warranty. The Brooklyn company also emphasizes environmentally friendly glass made without arsenic, lead, antimony, and other harmful chemicals.
Armor Lacrosse makes patented, free-flowing lacrosse mesh pockets designed to move with the ball while maintaining feel, hold, power and control. Its mesh is handcrafted in the USA and 100% waterproof, with the original Spyder Wire pocket joined by newer designs such as The Mamba and Valkyrie Runner. The company’s work is shaped by a stated mission to create, connect and compete within the lacrosse community.
From its Mason, Ohio operation, Armor Mobile Systems has spent more than 70 years building purpose-designed medical coaches and imaging trailers from the chassis up rather than converting RVs or buses. Its made-in-the-USA units are engineered around hospital and community healthcare programs, with a 10-year structural warranty and support from Armor Aftermarket for service, parts, and refurbishment. The company also applies its mobile engineering experience to custom trailers, including transportable energy-storage systems.