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With more than 80 years in metal fabrication, Cleveland-based AT&F is known for taking on unusually large, demanding projects for industrial and defense customers. Its work includes oversized components and complex fabrications, supported by large-scale equipment and an ISO 9001:2015 quality system conforming to military specifications.
Established by Alain Desveaux near Paris in 1989, AT2E S.A.S grew from a small electrical and PLC engineering workshop into a French manufacturer of packaging quality-control instruments. The company is particularly known for developing its own torque-testing range after early work with Coca-Cola and L’Oréal, and now serves manufacturers in packaging-related industries through offices and partners across more than 30 countries. Its French headquarters and plant are ISO 9001:2015 certified for the design, manufacture and calibration of these instruments.
Established in Cavan, Ireland, in 1976, ATA Group has grown from a local engineering company into a global precision-tool manufacturer with 11 facilities and more than 450 employees. It is best known for tungsten carbide burs and works with industrial customers worldwide, developing standard and bespoke tooling for demanding manufacturing applications. ATA’s quality management system is based on ISO 9001, with AEO certifications supporting its international supply chain.
Atalys is a Rochester-based medical device contract manufacturer that designs precision tooling and molds and produces intricate plastic components, often to micron-level tolerances, for critical surgical and drug-delivery applications. Its vertically integrated platform spans engineering, molding, automation and assembly across manufacturing sites in the United States and the Dominican Republic, with nearly 60 years of injection-molding experience and more than 500 years of in-house mold-making experience. Atalys’s quality systems include ISO 13485:2016-certified manufacturing sites, an ISO 9001:2015-certified engineering center and an FDA-registered facility.
ATC Diversified brings together its Automatic Timing and Controls and Diversified Electronics divisions to make industrial timing controls, motor-protection equipment and electrical safety products. Based in Newell, West Virginia, the company supplies rugged controls for demanding settings, including intrinsically safe switches and UL-listed power and monitoring equipment. Its newer Motor Director™ system extends that work into connected, condition-based motor monitoring with built-in SENSERT® remote reporting and SCADA integration.
For more than a century, Andover-based ATC Lighting & Plastics has fabricated forward lighting parts for the trucking industry, including headlights and marker lights. As part of K-D Lamp Company, it also develops lighting tailored to heavy-duty vehicles, fire and emergency equipment, and municipal buses.
Founded in 1996, ATC Materials is a small business that develops and manufactures custom materials and armor systems for demanding defense and industrial applications. Its work grew from early NASA and Department of Defense projects into harsh-environment dielectric materials and lightweight, multi-hit armor, including systems designed for insensitive-munitions compliance. Headquartered in Westlake, Ohio, ATC also operates materials research facilities in Flagstaff, Arizona, using in-house modeling and simulation to move concepts toward finished products.
Atchley Graphics is a Columbus-area graphics and signage firm now operating as part of Quality Custom Signs & Graphics, a full-service company that designs, produces, and installs custom signs and wide-format graphics. Founded by Derek and Christine Atchley, the business joined Quality Custom Signs in fall 2025 when the founders retired, bringing its long-standing reputation and experienced team into the combined operation. Atchley’s legacy continues through projects ranging from vehicle graphics to branded environments and event signage.
ATD Precision is a privately owned, family-held Rochester manufacturer whose roots reach back to founder Paul Held Sr., a Hungarian immigrant who recognized the promise of CNC technology early on. Founded in 1968, the company now occupies a 45,000-square-foot facility and remains known for taking on difficult, highly exacting work for OEM customers worldwide. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001 and AS9100, and the company is an ITAR-registered supplier.
Founded in 1931, family-owned ATD-American supplies linens and other textile products to government, educational, healthcare and correctional institutions worldwide. Now in its fourth generation, the firm serves customers through two manufacturing facilities and a network of trusted suppliers, with a focus on institutional textiles and GSA and Berry Amendment-compliant products.
Founded in Maryland in 1986, ATEC Industries is known for carrying HEMP shielding projects from design through certification for demanding federal and infrastructure facilities. Its 50,000-square-foot Savage fabrication facility supports work that has included protection for more than 170,000 square feet in the Aegis Ashore Poland project.
Family-owned since 1994, ATEL is an independent Beltsville heavy-duty repair shop known for staying focused on commercial vehicles rather than passenger cars. Its 40,000-square-foot facility serves fleet operators, public agencies and motorhome owners across the DMV, with the unusual ability to bring large vehicles from structural repair through final refinishing without sending the work elsewhere.
Born in Brooklyn in the summer of 2014, Atelier 1987 is a furniture studio known for sustainable, handmade work with a sculptural character. Its pieces bring the irregular beauty of wood into distinctive forms for interior spaces.
Atelier Bolyar is a New York textile-art studio creating hand-crafted felt pillows and large fiber art installations under founder and chief designer Kiril Kostov. Its work brings age-old textile techniques together with contemporary fabric manipulation, combining loose fibers, embroidery and hand-sewn adornment into pieces inspired by nature and historic decorative traditions. The studio also develops custom palettes and takes projects from an initial concept through production.
Founded in 2014, New York-based Atelier d’Amis designs original high-end furniture and seating through a curated European network of fine craftsmen. Its collections turn construction-site imagery and insect anatomy into conversation-starting pieces, including the concrete-finish, metal-framed Laisse Béton line and the lacquered Bestiaire collection, handcrafted in Italy and Portugal. The studio won the 2019 Fashion Group International Rising Star award for best new furniture design in America and offers substantial customization through showrooms in the U.S. and Europe.
Independently owned since its founding in 1986, Atelier Fine Art Services has built a 150-person East Coast operation around the careful stewardship of significant art collections. From bases in Philadelphia, Delaware, and New York, its former museum and gallery registrars support institutions and private collectors with the documentation and logistical care required for complex installations and relocations.
Founded in New York in 2014 by textile-industry veteran Claudio Chicco, Atelier Moderne Textiles creates bespoke fabrics for high-end interiors, pairing traditional craftsmanship with modern weaving technology. Now based in New York and Mougins, France, the atelier is particularly distinctive for reviving historic techniques—including Jacquard and silk velvet weaving—and for reproducing antique textiles to meet the needs of leading interior designers, architects and decorators worldwide. Its custom commissions have included historic damask and brocatello reproductions for projects associated with Peter Marino and Dior.
From its Brooklyn workshop, Atelier Viollet creates custom furniture around exotic materials and rare woods, pairing simple forms with finishes crafted by artisans. The studio has mastered finely tanned parchment over 30 years and is known for its demanding straw marquetry work; in 2008, Sandrine Viollet won France’s “One of the Best Craftsmen in France” title for the technique after 1,500 hours of work. Projects are developed closely with designers, architects, and clients, who can visit the workshop as a piece takes shape.
Athena Club makes everyday body-care and shaving essentials, pairing its signature razor system with fine-fragrance mists and products designed to turn routine grooming into a more indulgent ritual. Its hair-and-body mists stand out for using 5% fragrance oil—nearly twice the typical body-mist concentration—and are made to wear alone or layer across a scented routine.
Since 1965, Athena Controls has designed and manufactured digital and analog temperature and process-control instrumentation in Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania. Its controls are made in the USA for applications ranging from plastics processing to food-service equipment, with custom hardware and software developed for OEM customers alongside ready-to-ship products. Athena also distinguishes itself through application guidance and technical support for upgrading legacy equipment and solving specialized control problems.