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Since 1952, Arplast Poly & Packaging has built its name around supplying packaging to businesses, with U.S. operations established at Brooklyn Navy Yard in 1989. Today, the Roselle, New Jersey company serves wholesale customers with poly bags and related packaging, including custom sizes and printing for orders that do not fit a standard format.
Founded by George Arps in 1936, Arps Dairy is a Defiance creamery producing fluid milk and other dairy products from milk sourced exclusively from family farms within 30 miles. Its “Dairy With Integrity” approach follows the supply chain from cow care and antibiotic-free milk to in-house testing and cold separation at the creamery. Arps also supplies bulk dairy ingredients and develops custom culinary dairy solutions for industrial customers.
Since 1957, ARRA Inc. served the RF and microwave community as a Bay Shore manufacturer known as Antenna & Radome Research Associates. Its 20,000-square-foot facility supported commercial and military customers worldwide, with custom component work built around more than 2,000 basic designs. ARRA announced it would close permanently on July 24, 2026, after 69 years in operation.
From West Chester, Ohio, Array Telepresence develops telepresence cameras and image-processing hardware that upgrades ordinary videoconferencing rooms into immersive, life-size meeting spaces. Its patented Equal-i Technology works with existing codecs and furniture, using a concealed dual camera and processor to improve both the outgoing and incoming views rather than relying on moving voice-tracking cameras. The company also supports deployments through room design services and a global network of resellers and systems integrators.
Built from the Australian Road Research Board’s road-research legacy, ARRB Systems develops automated pavement-assessment equipment and delivers road data collection and safety services. The independent company was established in 2017 and now supports more than 130 agencies worldwide, using high-speed systems to reveal surface and underlying structural problems before they become costly failures.
Founded in 1917, ARRI makes camera systems, lenses, and lighting equipment for the moving-image industry, from its headquarters in Munich. The company also supports productions through virtual-production solutions, technical service, and a global network of subsidiaries spanning 15 countries. Its long history in filmmaking technology is reflected in products such as the ALEXA camera family and SkyPanel lighting systems.
Since 1952, Arro Manufacturing has built its identity as a long-standing contract manufacturer serving companies with demanding production needs. Its work centers on precision stampings and machined parts, with customers in fields such as automotive, aerospace, and heavy transportation. Arro holds IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 certifications.
Arrow Chemical Corporation manufactures industrial, institutional, maintenance, and specialty products, and operates as a private-label supplier selling wholesale to distributors. It makes large and small batches and describes its formulations as serving janitorial, maintenance, institutional, ultrasonic machinery, printing, and transportation categories. The company says it develops environmentally responsible formulations intended to reduce environmental impact without sacrificing product performance.
Since 1958, Arrow Conveyor Equipment, Inc. has designed and supplied conveyor systems and related equipment to move products through production lines. Based in Webster, New York, the company also supports existing systems with spare parts and technical service, helping manufacturers simplify material and container handling across industries from food and beverage to pharmaceuticals. Its work includes custom-engineered conveyor solutions as well as specialized equipment such as can stackers.
Founded in 1956, third-generation family-owned Arrow Grinding Inc. provides precision grinding and close-tolerance part manufacturing, with machining and grinding handled under one roof. Its 43,000-square-foot facility grew from a centerless-grinding specialty into a one-source operation serving customers across North America. Arrow is AS9100 certified and ITAR registered, supporting its work for aerospace and defense customers.
Founded in 2003, Arrow Industrial Solutions is a Ravenna, Ohio company known for turning machine-safety assessments into practical protection for manufacturing and industrial facilities across North America. Its experienced team brings more than 50 years of combined EHS and machine-guarding knowledge to custom safeguarding work, and Arrow became a division of Clarion Safety Systems in 2023.
Arrow International, Inc. makes charitable gaming products and equipment, from Popp-Opens pull-tab tickets and concealed Tear-Opens bingo paper to electronic bingo and pull-tab systems. With more than 55 years of industry experience and facilities in North America and Europe, the company partners with tens of thousands of charities and nonprofit organizations, helping raise more than $1.5 billion annually for their causes.
For more than 55 years, Arrow International has built charitable-gaming solutions—from Popp-Opens pull-tab tickets to electronic bingo equipment—that help community organizations raise money. With facilities in North America and Europe, the company partners with tens of thousands of charities and nonprofits, contributing to more than $1.5 billion in annual fundraising for their causes.
Arrow Pneumatics is a century-old North American manufacturer that has served compressed-air users since 1947. Known for making its sintered-bronze filter elements in-house, the company supplies air-treatment equipment to industries that depend on clean, dry air, including manufacturing and automotive operations.
Arrow Slate develops real-time AI signal-processing systems, specializing in FPGA-embedded platforms for wireless communications, sensing, and mission-critical applications. Based in White Plains, the company combines RF machine learning with wideband software-defined radio and hardware acceleration, including tools for spectrum monitoring and wireless-environment simulation. Its work spans Department of Defense initiatives, commercial telecommunications, healthcare sensing, and research collaborations.
Arrowhead Engineered Products traces its roots to a Minnesota generator shop established in 1968 and has operated under the Arrowhead name since John Berger rebranded it in 1985. Based in Blaine, Minnesota, the company combines engineering with a global distribution network to supply mission-critical aftermarket replacement parts to repair shops, dealers and other small businesses. Its reach now includes more than 100,000 customers and a 250,000-square-foot headquarters.
Celebrating 50 years, Arrowhead Plastic Engineering is an established contract manufacturer serving customers in 35 states and more than 100 industries. From its Indiana and Ohio facilities, the company turns customer designs into molded composite or thermoformed plastic components, with production support kept in-house from concept through completion.
Arrowhead Spring Vineyards produces wines from estate-grown grapes and grapes purchased from local vineyards. The company operates a wine production facility and offers tastings, food and beverage service, winery tours, wine sales, and private event hosting.
On the shores of Lake Erie in North East, Pennsylvania, third-generation grape growers Nick and Kathy Mobilia make wine from fruit grown largely on their family’s 250-acre farm. Established in 1998, Arrowhead Wine Cellars controls the process from growing and pressing through fermenting and bottling, carrying the Mobilia family’s agricultural tradition into a 32-variety winery. The family’s Blackberry Wine won the Pennsylvania Governors Cup in 2017.
What began as a hops farm is now Arrowood Farms, an independently owned Hudson Valley farm brewery and distillery making beer and spirits on its 48-acre Accord property. The brewery uses 100% New York State ingredients, including crops from partner farms and produce grown on site, while the distillery works with Hudson Valley grains and spring water from the farm. Its taproom, kitchen and outdoor grounds also host seasonal dining, live music and community events.