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Accord designs and fabricates pipe systems and provides related pipe fabrication services. The company serves petrochemical, chemical processing, water, sewage treatment, pollution control, and industrial and architectural applications.
Accretech SBS designs and manufactures SBS systems that dynamically balance precision grinding machines during operation. Its controls and sensors detect vibration as low as 0.02 microns, helping grinding operators protect part quality while improving throughput and reducing operating costs. Originally a division of Schmitt Industries, the company was acquired by Tosei in 2019 and serves machine builders, rebuilders, and grinding users worldwide.
AccroTool has been making custom-manufactured metal products since 1972, earning a place as a long-standing contract manufacturing partner in New Kensington, Pennsylvania. The company supports customers in fields such as defense, medical equipment, and transportation, handling projects from raw material through finished parts and assembly. AccroTool is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded by Deardra and Vince Murphy in Langhorne in 1991, Accu-Fire Fabrication has grown into a Morrisville-based fire protection fabricator serving major commercial, institutional, and government construction projects. Its work has appeared on facilities including the National Museum of the United States Army and Walter Reed National Military Medical Center, with fabrication delivered to job sites by its specialized truck fleet.
Founded in Dayton in 1988 by Jeff Heisey, family-owned Accu-Grind & Mfg Co. makes precision-machined and ground parts and assemblies, taking projects from print to part under one roof. Its 27,000-square-foot facility houses more than 90 machines, backed by over 100 years of combined grinding experience and support for both prototype and production work. The veteran-owned small business is ISO 9001:2015 compliant and holds BATFE Type 7 and Class 2 SOT manufacturing licenses.
Founded by Jack and Mary Lou Strohecker in a Halifax basement in 1972, Accu-Mold Plastics now provides in-house mold design, tool building, and precision injection molding for plastic components. The company rebuilt and resumed operations just eight days after a 2006 tornado destroyed its facility, and today its capabilities include a controlled clean room and production ranging from prototypes to full runs for medical and electronics customers. Accu-Mold Plastics is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
With a microscopy legacy spanning more than a century, ACCU-SCOPE is a U.S.-owned and operated company known for making scientific exploration more accessible through carefully tested optical instruments. Its products serve users in more than 110 countries, while the company’s acquisitions of Unitron and LX Microscopes broadened its reach into industrial inspection and stereo microscopy.
Accu-turn Tool Company is a Glenshaw, Pennsylvania machine and automation manufacturer established by Westinghouse engineers in 1971 and incorporated in 1984. The entrepreneur-driven company specializes in manufacturing systems, automation, and robotics, and provides custom machining and engineering for manufacturing and engineering companies.
Founded in 1998 by Patrick Iulianello and Paul Meier-Wang, Rochester-based AccuCoat manufactures stock and custom thin-film optical coatings for precision optics. The privately owned company has grown into an 11,000-square-foot facility while retaining an engineering-led approach that supports both quick-turn prototypes and volume OEM work. Its experience with demanding materials such as chalcogenide glass and complex geometries is complemented by in-house coating design, measurement, cleaning and testing.
AccuDie began as Grant B.’s basement side business in 1984 and became AccuDie Inc. in 1995, bringing his long career as a tool-and-die maker and plant engineer to a Meadow Lands machine shop. Today, its certified Journeymen Tool & Die Makers serve more than 40 customers across industries by designing and maintaining small- and medium-sized stamping dies.
Accudyn Products, founded by Peg Bly and Tom more than 20 years ago, makes highly engineered injection-molded plastic components and complex molds for customers around the world. From its Erie headquarters and toolmaking operation to molding plants in Chihuahua and Costa Rica, the company pairs engineering involvement from product concept through production with substantial molding capacity. Its U.S. and Mexico operations are ISO 9001:2015-certified, with the Mexico plant also IATF-certified.
Veteran-owned and operated in Odenton, Maryland, Accuforge is a part-time gunsmithing business that repairs and maintains firearms while also creating handcrafted parts and artistically embellished firearms on its premises. Owner Chris K. Cockrum brings the shop’s hands-on work together with firearms instruction, including instructor training as an NRA Certified Training Counselor, and more than 20 years of embedded-systems design experience. Accuforge also holds an FFL-07 and has paid the associated Special Occupational Tax.
Founded in 1988, AccuForm Precision is a Youngstown manufacturer known for taking responsibility for the full production process behind complex precision-machined castings. Its team works with demanding OEM and Tier 1 customers from prototype through certification, with every part checked using 5-axis CMM inspection.
Built from a battery-testing partnership with Ohio State that began in 2009, Acculon Energy designs, validates, and manufactures U.S.-made battery systems for electrification and industrial equipment. The Columbus-based company combines sodium-ion and lithium-ion expertise with its modular CORE architecture, carrying projects from laboratory validation into repeatable production. Its Mason, Ohio manufacturing plant has 2GWh of combined capacity for modules and packs.
Since 1998, Accumet Materials Co. has been a small Ossining engineering firm known for solving unusual materials challenges for research and manufacturing customers worldwide. Its team develops high-purity metals and ceramics to meet exact specifications, drawing on more than 80 years of combined materials-science and engineering experience.
Founded by imaging scientist Ricardo Avila, Accumetra develops medical imaging phantoms and cloud-based software for CT lung-cancer screening and quantitative image-quality assurance. Based in Clifton Park, the company draws on more than 25 years of lung-screening technology experience to help clinical sites verify scanner performance and manage screening programs.
Since 1979, Royersford-based Accumetrics has manufactured precision small-diameter metal tubing for medical, aerospace, electronics, and industrial applications. The company focuses on ultra-small tubing with tight tolerances and smooth bores, supporting projects from prototype development through production. Its quality systems are certified to ISO 13485:2016, ISO 9001:2015, and AS9100D standards.
Founded in 1992, Accumetrics designs, assembles, and supports wireless digital telemetry systems that transmit sensor data from rotating structures. The company is especially known for pioneering rotor ground-fault detection, while its systems also capture measurements from high-speed shafts in demanding industrial and power-generation settings. Accumetrics became part of PCB Piezotronics in 2013 and is now a wholly owned subsidiary of PCB Piezotronics and Amphenol Corporation.
With more than 50 years in the business, Accupac develops and manufactures beauty, personal care and healthcare products for brands ranging from global consumer companies to emerging independents. Its four Pennsylvania and New Jersey facilities total more than 500,000 square feet, while Cobalt Labs gives customers a dedicated route from product concept and formulation through commercialization. The company operates FDA-registered, cGMP and ISO-certified facilities with in-house analytical and microbiology testing.
Founded by Mark Proctor in 1986, Accupack Midwest remains a family-owned Cincinnati manufacturer operated by two generations of the Proctor family. The company is especially known for making lip balm, a specialty it has maintained since 1997, while its 24,000-square-foot FDA- and EPA-registered facility supports contract production for brands ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies.