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Aero Nav Laboratories grew from Belock Instruments, which began in the early 1950s, and has served military and industrial customers under its present name since 1974. Now based in Deer Park, the company is known for environmental simulation testing backed by long experience and tailored technical support for demanding applications.
Founded in 1936 as a garage machine shop on Long Island, Aero Specialties Manufacturing is a family-owned aerospace manufacturer producing precision detail parts and assemblies. Three generations of the Smith family have shaped the company, which grew from early aircraft components into a broad manufacturing operation serving aerospace customers for more than 78 years. Aero Specialties has maintained AS9100 certification since 2008 and is also ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Family- and veteran-owned Aero Structures Long Island has been part of aerospace manufacturing since 1961, when it began as a small machine shop. The Long Island company is known for precision build-to-print work for demanding military and commercial aircraft programs, with AS9100-certified quality processes supporting its complex structural components.
Aero Trades MFG. Corp. makes precision metal parts and assemblies for the aviation industry, with a particular strength in hydroforming complex sheet-metal shapes. Serving aviation customers since its inception, the Mineola manufacturer combines deep-draw hydroforming with build-to-print aircraft fabrication and ultra-high-pressure waterjet cutting for demanding work. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D, and its aluminum heat-treating operation is NADCAP certified.
Aerolase develops advanced medical laser systems for skin health, aesthetic care, and post-surgical recovery. Its proprietary ultra-short-pulse technology is designed to treat all Fitzpatrick skin types, including darker skin, with minimal thermal damage and essentially no downtime. The company’s FDA-cleared platforms are supported by more than 40 peer-reviewed studies and address over 30 clinical indications.
A three-generation family-owned business established in 1948, AirCo is a woman-owned small manufacturer serving military and commercial aviation customers from the United States and abroad. It is known for sustaining aviation equipment beyond the original sale, with repair and calibration support for both newly made and previously manufactured units. AirCo maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification and an FAA-certified repair station.
From Rochester, AeroSafe Global manages temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical deliveries through its proprietary Cold Chain as a Service model, combining digitally enabled thermal packaging with end-to-end logistics intelligence. The company serves customers in 80 countries with capacity for 11 million shipments annually and has safeguarded 40 billion therapies. Its full-cycle reuse program has operated for more than a decade, recovering reusable transport containers across 85 countries.
Established in 1986, Aerospace Wire & Cable is a privately owned New York manufacturer specializing in custom high-temperature wire and cable for demanding applications. Its 24-hour manufacturing facility handles both small runs and more than 5,000 cable designs, with products engineered for temperatures from -80°C to 300°C and custom requirements. The company serves markets ranging from aerospace and defense to industrial facilities, with quality procedures aligned to UL requirements and MIL-I-45208A and MIL-STD-45662.
Aerovec, Inc. is developing a compact, integrated portable wind turbine for dependable renewable power in remote locations, temporary deployments and small communities. Its design combines a patented rotor-and-blade mechanism with a tilt-up tower and containerized portability, and is intended to work alongside solar and storage when sunlight is unavailable. Aerovec installed its first prototype in Rushford, New York, in June 2024 after two years of design simulation.
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.
Aesop develops and sells vegan skin care, hand and body care, hair care, fragrance, home-fragrance and personal-care formulations. Its product-development team conducts research, creates prototypes and develops formulations in a custom-built laboratory, serving self-care and home-care markets.
Founded in 1992 by hair care professional Peter Kerschhagel, Aestelance Hair Care is a Brooklyn-based brand built around individualized attention rather than mass-market routines. It develops professional-grade hair and scalp care for both salon professionals and consumers, with formulas shaped around differing hair conditions, textures and styling needs.
Established in 2019, Aesthetic BK is a Brooklyn print shop known for serving creators, small businesses, teams, and fashion brands without minimum orders. Its in-house studio turns customer artwork into custom apparel and merchandise, with many orders completed within 48 hours and shipped across the Tri-State area and beyond.
Founded in 2017, Aestus Energy Storage is developing infrastructure-grade thermal energy storage systems that convert electricity to heat and back again for grid and commercial use. Based in Pittsford, New York, the founder-led company uses a closed-loop Brayton cycle and a proprietary ceramic storage core rather than a chemical battery, targeting 50-plus years of operation with no performance degradation. Aestus is currently moving from research and development into a subscale pilot project, with its first full-scale commercial installation targeted for late 2026.
AETAS Corporation is a Brooklyn-based international sourcing company whose staff brings more than 80 years of combined trade and import/export experience to helping smaller businesses work with manufacturers in Asia. Its team is especially established in textiles, backed by an AETAS-owned factory in China that has supplied FDA and non-FDA textile goods for more than a decade.
Founded by MIT engineers with backgrounds in geometry, topology, reinforcement learning, and advanced manufacturing, Aether Manufacturing is known for applying AI to precision production. Its U.S.-based factories use modular, software-directed cells to make complex, low-volume parts for engineering teams that need rapid iteration, including customers in aerospace and medical device development. The company operates an Erie, Pennsylvania, facility certified to ISO 9001 and AS9100D.
Founded in New York in 2020 by CEO Alan Feldberg after his 40 years in the field, AF Designs Inc creates made-to-order luxury carpets and area rugs for residential interiors. The company combines custom design access with handmade rugs produced using ancestral techniques passed down through generations, serving clients worldwide.
AFC Industries, Inc. designs and manufactures ergonomic furniture, computer workstations, height-adjustable desks, mobile carts, wall mounts, computer furniture, racking systems, security stations, and related accessories. Its products and custom solutions serve medical, radiology, cardiology, telehealth, IT, industrial, education, corporate, and other professional workplaces, with in-house wood, metal, and paint shops in College Point, New York.
AFH designs and develops smart consumer products that combine stylish form with practical function, from electronics to home goods and lifestyle accessories. Its products are created through an in-house design and engineering process, tested for quality and safety, and made with global manufacturing partners before reaching thousands of stores and websites worldwide. The New York-based company brings the same product philosophy across a portfolio of brands, including Gentek, whose mobile accessories carry a lifetime warranty.
Founded by Ken Doyle in an Elmira, New York garage in 1984, AFI Cybernetics Corporation has grown into a 16,500-square-foot production operation while remaining rooted in the practical, hands-on origins of its early years. The company builds industrial control systems for manufacturers, supporting projects from initial engineering through final testing.