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Founded in 1955 by Robert and Thelma Powell, Audiax Communications is a family-owned Warren, Ohio business that sells and services commercial electronics, including two-way radios, sound systems and security video equipment. The Powell family has continued operating the company across generations, while its 1994 spin-off, Lari-Jo Inc., developed a separate electronic design and manufacturing operation. Audiax is an authorized Hytera sales and service provider and also supports school transportation with mobile surveillance equipment.
Audio Command Systems grew from Robert Kaufman’s 1974 garage project—where he and Brian Hagerty built the first digital multi-room audio control system—into a custom integrator designing and installing smart home and commercial technology systems. From offices in New York, Florida, California and Connecticut, the company has completed thousands of tailored projects, including home theaters and integrated control environments. Its standardized design-build process and AfterCare program extend from consultation and CAD documentation through installation, monitoring and ongoing support.
Audio-Technica designs and makes audio equipment spanning headphones, microphones, turntables and phono cartridges, serving both personal listeners and professional sound applications. Its U.S. operation is based in Stow, Ohio, where the company also supports products with replacement parts and technical expertise for settings ranging from stadiums and houses of worship to conference centers and home studios. The company’s outlet offers certified-refurbished Audio-Technica gear tested and backed by a full one-year warranty.
For more than 50 years, Audiosears Corporation has manufactured telecommunications handsets, headsets and related acoustic components at its plant in Stamford, New York. Its in-house engineering, machining, fabrication and electronic/mechanical assembly capabilities support both standard production and customer-specific product development. The privately owned company maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification, and its employees are certified to IPC’s J-STD-001 electronics-assembly standard.
Audit Forms and More is a Cleveland operation whose products are printed in the USA by Foote Printing. It makes paper forms for accounting, auditing, and record-keeping work, with 20-pound bond stock and a company-exclusive earthy green paper among its defining details.
Audrey’s Concerto makes French-Asian fusion cakes and desserts, with its roots in a custom-cake and catering business launched in 2009. The Brooklyn shop, opened in 2012, bakes on site with natural ingredients and no preservatives, offering seasonal selections alongside custom orders for weddings and parties.
Audubon Machinery Corporation manufactures specialized machinery for laboratory and vivarium operations, including industrial washing systems and related equipment. The available company material identifies these application areas but provides no verified details about its founding, ownership, facility, or certifications.
Since 1884, Audubon Sales & Service has manufactured metal wire-mesh and chain-driven conveyor belts at its Feasterville, Pennsylvania plant. Its belts are built for demanding heat-treating and furnace work as well as specialized bakery applications, including the tightly woven Cordweave bands used for crackers, biscuits and cookies. Audubon supplies custom-width belting worldwide and offers engineering recommendations and expedited service for breakdowns.
For nine decades, Audubon Upholstery has restored and remade furniture while creating custom window treatments and interiors for residential and commercial spaces. Its work combines modern techniques with old-world upholstery craftsmanship, extending from cherished and antique furniture to boat cushions and restaurant seating. The Audubon, Pennsylvania shop is known for detailed restoration work and tailored sewing and repair services.
Aufhauser Corporation makes brazing and welding alloys, with its business centered on the specialized needs of joining metals. The company also develops wax products and related technology through IRM Wax Products and Technology.
Aug Dog Dyes, Inc. hand-dyes 100% cotton T-shirts in Ohio, making stock and custom spiral designs for teams, organizations, and everyday wear. Each shirt is handmade, so no two are exactly alike, while fiber-reactive dyes permanently bond the colors to the fabric. The company offers 27 stock designs alongside custom color combinations, with custom orders starting at six shirts per combination.
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AUGMENTATIVE COMMUNICATION CONSULTANTS INC operates in the Medical Equipment Manufacturing industry.
Since 1995, the Augustine Group has built its identity around bringing ADM and API together in a single 221,000-square-foot Somerset, Pennsylvania, manufacturing facility. The U.S.-made operation serves government customers as well as private and Fortune 500 companies, with work shaped by aerospace and defense requirements and supported by AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015, and HUBZone certifications and ITAR registration. ADM and API were named Manufacturing Outlook’s 2025 Precision Machining/Plastic Injection Molding Company of the Year.
Aularale is a direct-sales beauty company that says it was working with plant-based formulas long before botanical beauty became a mainstream label. Its Atlanta-based business offers more than 160 products for people seeking everyday beauty, personal care, and herbal wellness solutions, while also giving Beauty Consultants a way to build their own businesses.
Auld Corporation traces its roots to Demas L. Auld’s 1870 jewelry company and now makes decorative labels, emblems, and trim through its Global Decorative Products business. The Auld family entered automotive emblems in 1900 and has continued developing durable decorative products ever since, including the patented urethane-domed emblem and the newer Lifetime Label introduced on the company’s 150th anniversary. Its testing and validation work supports custom solutions designed to withstand demanding exterior conditions.
Auld Corporation carries a 150-year family manufacturing tradition into today’s automotive and industrial markets, making decorative emblems, trim, labels and related marking products. The company traces its roots to Demas L. Auld’s 1870 jewelry business and began producing automotive decorative emblems in 1900, later developing patented innovations including urethane-domed emblems and its durable Lifetime Label. Operating as Global Decorative Products, Auld emphasizes in-house testing and validation for products designed to withstand demanding exterior conditions.
Aulenbach Wines is a winery that produces over 20 varieties of wine, specializing in fruit wines and Pennsylvania grapes, using locally grown fruits and grapes from their property in Oley, Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia-based AUM LifeTech develops RNA-targeting therapeutics through its proprietary AUM silence antisense oligonucleotide platform, which is designed to silence or regulate disease-linked RNA without an external delivery vehicle. Founded by biotechnology entrepreneur Veenu Aishwarya, the company is pursuing preclinical treatments for genetically defined diseases, including an anti-FOXP3 cancer-immunotherapy program developed with Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Its work also includes a Parkinson’s disease program conducted with the University of Pennsylvania.
With more than 60 years in the field, AUMA Riester GmbH & Co. KG is a German manufacturer with about 2,900 employees at 35 locations worldwide. The company is known for developing tailored valve-automation equipment for infrastructure and industrial customers, and has manufactured in the United States since 1976.