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Known in Cincinnati for its specialized mechanical test sample preparation, Aero Prep, LLC produces carefully machined specimens for customers conducting mechanical testing. Its tightly controlled finishing methods are designed to keep residual stress low, while an aerospace-certified quality system supports consistent production and traceability.
Aero Propulsion Support repairs small gas turbine engines and components for auxiliary power and propulsion applications, serving civilian and military customers from its 25,000-square-foot facility in Harrison, Ohio. The company combines repair support with distribution of turbine parts and manufacturing of prototype OEM components, and reports 31 years of experience, 50 business partners, and products installed in 25 countries. Its repair station holds FAA, EASA, and UKCAA approvals and supports work for customers including Rolls-Royce and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Aero-Med Industries Inc. is a Cleveland machine shop focused on aerospace work, precision machining, and prototype production. The company also provides commercial machining services and describes its team as experienced in supporting both production and prototype needs.
Founded in 2003 by pilot and avionics retrofit expert Mike Berger, Aero-Pro Avionics builds custom cockpit panels and installs modern avionics at Elyria Airport. The owner-operated shop works on everything from Kitfoxes and Cessna 150s to light twins and experimental aircraft, and is a Garmin Authorized Sales & Service Center. Aero-Pro is also an FAA Part 145 Certified Repair Station, keeping installations and sign-offs under the same certified oversight.
From its Ohio facility, Aerobiotix USA develops and manufactures proprietary air treatment and monitoring systems for healthcare and other occupied environments. Its medical-grade technology combines ultraviolet treatment with HEPA or ULPA filtration to reduce airborne bacteria, viruses and spores, with Illuvia Sense adding real-time operating-room air-quality sensing and reporting. The privately held company makes its products in the USA and supports facilities with data from peer-reviewed and independent studies.
Aerocase, Inc. grew from a late-1970s need to protect delicate electronics into a Cleveland-area manufacturer of custom ATA shipping cases. The company has produced more than 6,000 case designs, including specialized configurations for equipment ranging from medical instruments to entertainment gear, and also repairs or retrofits cases made by other manufacturers.
Founded in Cleveland in 1945 as Great Lakes Manufacturing, AeroControlex has spent more than 75 years building aerospace components for commercial and military platforms. Today, the South Euclid company carries that legacy forward from a 70,000-square-foot headquarters where it designs and makes mechanical actuators and pumps, supported by FAA-approved repair capabilities.
Founded in 1949 as Aerodyne Development Corporation, Chagrin Falls-based Aerodyne Environmental designs and manufactures cyclone dust collectors and dry material-handling valves for industrial air pollution control and product recovery. Its compact GPC and horizontal cyclone designs are built for tight spaces and difficult dusts, while its engineering team provides application-specific system evaluations and custom fabrication. Aerodyne shares its home facility with sister company Abanaki Corporation and has staff members with 15 to 30 years of experience in dust control and maintenance.
AeroFlexx is an Ohio-based packaging company known for rethinking how brands ship and dispense liquids. Its AeroFlexx Pak gives personal-care, household, food, and industrial brands a flexible package designed to behave like a bottle while reducing plastic use and simplifying delivery.
Aeropact Manufacturing, formerly Martin Machine, makes precision-machined components and custom bushings for aerospace and industrial applications in Bowling Green, Ohio. The operation draws on Martin Machine’s nearly 50 years of custom-machined bronze-part experience and a partnership with Aeropact Precision Machining in India, with a particular specialty in aerospace bushings and bearings. Aeropact Manufacturing is privately owned by Raj Nagarajan and Karthik Chinnasamy and is certified to AS9100 and ISO 9001:2015.
Aeropact Manufacturing, formerly Martin Machine, makes precision-machined metallic components and custom bushings in Bowling Green for aerospace and industrial applications. The company brings nearly 50 years of custom-machined bronze-part experience together with a global partnership formed with Aeropact Precision Machining in India, founded by owners Raj Nagarajan and Karthik Chinnasamy in 2014. Its aerospace-focused production is certified to AS9100 and ISO 9001:2015 standards.
Born from U.S. Department of Energy research at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Aeroseal develops aerosol-based technology that seals leaking HVAC ducts and building envelopes from the inside. Founded in 2010 by Dr. Mark Modera and Amit Gupta, the Miamisburg company’s systems have been used to seal more than 260,000 buildings worldwide, while its dealer network delivers computer-controlled air sealing in more than 30 countries.
Founded in 1973, Columbus-based Aerospace Lubricants manufactures synthetic oils and greases for aerospace, defense, and other demanding applications. Its TRIBOLUBE® line is built around MIL-SPEC performance and extreme operating conditions, while its chemists and engineers also develop private-label and custom formulations for OEMs and lubricant companies. Production is ISO 9001:2015 certified, and its laboratory is ISO 17025 accredited.
Founded in 2005, Aerospace Maintenance Solutions is a Solon, Ohio aerospace support company known for keeping legacy military aircraft in service when original manufacturers no longer support their components. Its engineers use reverse engineering to develop practical repair paths for U.S. military, NATO and allied aircraft, including the UH-60 Black Hawk. AMS operates from a 21,000-square-foot facility under AS9110C and AS9100D certification.
Founded in 2007, Aerospace Testing & Pyrometry provides pyrometry calibration and testing for thermal-processing operations, along with Nadcap and heat-treat consulting. Its team brings more than 100 years of combined pyrometry experience, while its Bedford, Ohio, metrology laboratory operates under ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation. With 15 technicians and seven regional offices, ATP supports customers across the United States, Canada, and Mexico and has developed its own Aerospace Compliance Software for managing certifications and testing records.
For more than 40 years, family-owned Aerotech Enterprise Inc. has machined made-in-USA CNC parts in its Ohio facility, from one-off prototypes to production runs. With more than 30 milling and turning machines, the shop serves demanding aerospace, defense, and industrial work while also developing its own XtraArm shooting rests and camera arms. Aerotech is ITAR registered and ISO 9001:2015 certified.
AeroVironment was founded by aerospace innovator Dr. Paul B. MacCready Jr., whose pioneering spirit still shapes the company’s work in defense technology. The company develops mission-ready autonomous systems for defense and national-security customers, with more than 50,000 deployments in over 55 countries. Its MacCready Works group keeps that inventive tradition alive by rapidly turning experimental ideas into operational capability.
AeroVironment was founded by aerospace innovator Dr. Paul B. MacCready Jr., whose pioneering spirit still shapes the company’s work. For more than five decades, the company has developed defense technology for warfighters and allied operators, with a particular focus on autonomous systems; its engineering legacy includes the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter and seven innovations recognized by the Smithsonian. AeroVironment says its systems have been deployed more than 50,000 times in 55-plus countries.
Since 1981, Aerox Aviation Oxygen Systems has built its identity around aviation oxygen, serving aircraft manufacturers, operators and specialized aviation users with systems designed for demanding flight environments. The Bonita Springs company grew into the Aerox Aerospace Group after its 2020 formation and remains known for combining engineered oxygen solutions with FAA-certified repair and service capabilities.
Aerox traces its aviation oxygen work to 1981 and is built around specialized aerospace engineering rather than a broad catalog of unrelated products. The Bonita Springs company serves aircraft manufacturers, EMS operators, military users and general-aviation customers with oxygen systems, while its 2023 integration of Fluid Power added a military-component heritage that began in 1949. Aerox is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D and operates an FAA-certified repair station.