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ASSA ABLOY Door Accessories presents architectural door accessories, including hardware for commercial doors, through its Pemko, McKinney, and Rockwood brands. The site describes these offerings as part of ASSA ABLOY and highlights Pemko’s architectural accessories, McKinney hinges, and Rockwood builders’ hardware.
ASSA ABLOY Fenestration supplies OEM hardware solutions for window and door manufacturers, bringing together the Interlock USA and Caldwell Manufacturing Company businesses. The Caldwell brand has specialized in hung-window balances since 1888, while Interlock develops hardware solutions for sliding and other window and door applications.
Assassin Racing builds bespoke, armored supercars and one-off high-performance vehicles from the automobile of a customer’s choice. Operating by word of mouth and keeping both customers and build locations discreet, the company says its vehicles are engineered for speeds above 200 mph while remaining usable for everyday driving. It also offers custom bullet-resistant apparel and personal security services alongside its vehicle work.
Founded in 2017 by three U.S. Army veterans, Assault Forward makes American-made lapel pins and other accessories and apparel that let veterans and their supporters carry service and patriotism into professional life. The veteran-owned and operated company is certified as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and donates pins to service members transitioning to civilian careers, giving its small products a practical role in starting conversations about military experience.
Since Randy Shaw founded it in 1993, Assemblies Unlimited has built its identity around helping companies navigate the fragmented contract-packaging market. The Bloomingdale company now coordinates projects through a national network of more than 300 copackers, giving both emerging businesses and established brands a single partner to manage packaging from concept through delivery.
Assembly Design Services is a Rochester-area engineering company founded in 1984 by Mamdouh Assaad and Bob Fess, and owned since 2014 by Scott Costain. With more than 100 years of combined experience, the team works closely with manufacturers to develop custom automation designs suited to their production needs.
Since 1980, Assembly Specialist Inc. has paired contract manufacturing with its own line of electronic prototyping products, making molded and assembled components while supplying the original AP Products breadboards and Aptronics .100 male headers. The Painesville company designs and builds injection molds, handles insert molding from 10- to 35-ton capacity and injection molding from 5 to 500 tons, and can build custom ultrasonic-welding horns and fixtures. Its breadboards and related strips carry a two-year replacement warranty for operational defects.
Founded in Cleveland in 1971 by engineer Erno Nagy, Assembly Specialty Products designs and manufactures swaged wire-rope fittings and custom cable assemblies. The company remains under family leadership, with Erno’s son Attila now serving as president and chief engineer, and works from a 45,000-square-foot facility backed by more than 180 years of combined wire-rope expertise. Its engineering team handles demanding, nonstandard applications and supports customers with extensive fitting inventory, proof testing, and often same-day turnaround.
Since 1938, Assembly Tool Specialists has designed and manufactured custom assembly tools and precision gages in Twinsburg, Ohio, helping production plants prevent component damage and solve unusual line problems. Known previously as Production Tool Company, the company continues that legacy with its PTCo. “NO-MAR” plastic gap and flushness gages, while engineering custom solutions in-house for assembly operations worldwide. Its distinctive approach begins on the customer’s production line, where its team diagnoses the source of abrasions, product damage, and other assembly headaches.
Since 1938, Assembly Tool Specialists has designed and manufactured custom tools and precision gages in Twinsburg, Ohio, helping assembly plants prevent product damage and solve difficult production-line problems. The company continues the work of Production Tool Company, whose PTCo. “NO-MAR” plastic gap and flushness gages are used worldwide, with in-house engineering and manufacturing for tailored solutions.
AssetGenie, Inc. (AGI) brings together technology distribution, electronics repair, custom display solutions, and battery energy storage through a family of specialized companies. With more than 20 years of experience, AGI serves over 10,000 B2B customers with 300 employees across a 250,000-square-foot, seven-facility network. Its operations include a QEHS management system covering workplace safety, responsible electronics reuse and recycling, and continual improvement.
AssetLink Global designs, manufactures, and deploys remote monitoring systems and cloud IoT services that connect assets through cellular and satellite networks. The company combines internally sourced research, development, and manufacturing with more than three decades of engineering experience, and its AssetPack devices have supported oil and gas operations in more than 45 countries. Its work also includes satellite-connected monitoring for fishing vessels, environmental research, and transportation fleets.
AssetWatch helps industrial plants prevent unplanned downtime with an end-to-end condition-monitoring platform that combines sensor data, AI fault detection, and guidance from dedicated Condition Monitoring Engineers. Its web and mobile software gives maintenance teams a shared view of asset health, while its turnkey deployment includes installation, monitoring, and ongoing support without upfront capital costs. Dublin-based AssetWatch has documented results ranging from a $1.2 million first-year saving for a plastics manufacturer to 130-plus resolved downtime risks across 15 wood-products facilities.
Assistance With Elegance began with founder Janet Feldman’s experience caring for her aging parents and a decade-long effort to rethink the power lift recliner. The company makes the AWEchair for people with mobility challenges, aiming to support independence without asking them to give up an attractive home interior.
For more than 80 years, Associated Bag has supplied packaging and shipping materials, including bags, boxes and cushioning, with options for custom printing and product design. Its four strategically located distribution centers support same-day shipping, local pickup and free storage for bulk orders. The company’s stated mission centers on open communication and treating co-workers like customers, a service approach reflected in its free samples and long return policy.
Supplying the energy industry since 1966, Associated Ceramics and Technology manufactures custom technical ceramic materials and components in the United States. Its engineering team brings ceramic, manufacturing, and tooling expertise into complex parts from the start, supported by an in-house tool shop and machining capabilities for demanding tolerances. Two facilities produce more than 1.2 million parts per day for customers worldwide, with the company holding ISO 9001 certification.
Associated Materials, LLC is a North American exterior building products company headquartered in Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, operating Associated Materials Innovations, Alside, and Gentek. Its history reaches back to Alside’s 1947 founding and innovation in enamel-baked aluminum siding; the company says it manufactures and distributes building products for residential, light commercial, and multifamily markets. It reports nine manufacturing plants and more than 120 supply centers across the United States and Canada.
Associated Metal Forming Technologies (AMFT) brings seven established manufacturing brands together as a global precision metal-forming company. Its distinctive role is to connect specialized engineering and production expertise across facilities in the Americas, Europe, and Asia-Pacific, helping customers develop dependable components for demanding industries. AMFT is especially known for taking complex specifications through integrated tooling and production while maintaining certifications suited to aerospace, automotive, medical, and defense work.
Associated Plastics Corp. is an independently owned custom plastic injection molding manufacturer producing thermoplastic components and other products. It provides injection molding, engineering and design assistance, in-mold assembly, overmolding, in-mold labeling, metal inserts, prototyping, tooling, testing, and turnkey production for automotive, electronic, electrical, food processing, sports, toy, horticulture, aerospace, consumer goods, medical device, sporting goods, and architectural lighting markets.
Since World War II, Associated Rubber has made custom molded rubber parts in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, including components developed to address aircraft-engine vibration during its early years. The company works with natural and synthetic materials, bonds rubber to metal, and can reverse-engineer or redesign parts for customers needing short-run production. Its 46,000-square-foot facility mills compounds in-house and supports compression, transfer, and injection molding for made-in-USA production.