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Founded in 1982 from the acquisition of Connecticut Oxygen, Airgas supplies industrial, medical and specialty gases along with welding, safety and related products to customers across the United States. Now an Air Liquide company, it combines a national distribution network of more than 1,400 locations with regional service, supporting more than one million customers and over 18,000 associates. Airgas also brings specialized expertise to metal fabricators through welding-efficiency programs and OEM-certified mechanized-cutting service.
Employee-owned since 1949, Airline Hydraulics Corporation is a Pennsylvania industrial technology company known for pairing practical engineering support with regional distribution. It serves manufacturers and machine builders across the Eastern United States, providing automation and hydraulic systems along with field service, repair, and installation support.
Founded outside Philadelphia in 2016 by durable medical equipment veterans, AIROS Medical grew from firsthand experience helping clinicians and patients manage chronic conditions. The company is known for developing practical, home-use compression therapy with input from lymphedema specialists and other medical professionals, so treatment is easier for patients to follow consistently. Its team supports care delivered through DME partners, with devices such as the AIROS 6 designed for people living with swelling and related disorders.
Established in 1968, AirPol engineers and supplies custom air-pollution-control systems, with a particular focus on wet scrubbers for particulate and acid-gas removal. Its engineers helped develop the modern venturi scrubber, and the company has since installed more than 1,400 systems worldwide, tailoring projects from design-only work through equipment supply and field services. AirPol’s experience is especially evident in demanding applications involving large gas volumes, hot corrosive gases, and fine particulate control.
AirScent Diffusers is a Pittsburgh fragrance manufacturer creating concentrated diffuser oils and waterless scenting systems, including its distinctive collection of hotel-inspired blends. Founded in 1946, the company formulates and pours its fragrances in-house, sending them directly to customers without dilution, repackaging, or intermediaries. Its American-made oils are free of phthalates and parabens, and the company is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
For more than 40 years, Airtek Inc. has served customers from its Irwin, Pennsylvania base as a specialist in pneumatic equipment and related industrial support. Its work includes rotary lobe blowers, with engineering and maintenance services available for customers’ applications.
In Greencastle, AJ Pallet Recyclers remanufactures and builds pallets while fabricating custom crates and boxes for demanding shipments, including aircraft parts and high-performance engines. The privately owned company has more than 20 years of experience and has operated as an ISPM 15-certified, on-site heat-treating facility since April 2004. Its recycling process also turns scrap wood into animal bedding used by local Cumberland Valley farmers.
From its Harrisburg base, AJ’s Truck & Trailer Center sells new and used trailers while also running a full-service garage for trailer, truck, and snow-removal equipment needs. The shop stands out for custom welding and fabrication, from modifying ramps and couplers to fitting a snowplow or reshaping a truck bed, and it delivers trailers throughout the continental United States.
AJAX ELECTRIC CO manufactures salt bath furnace heat treat systems, including batch type or completely mechanized systems with electronic controls and pollution control systems.
Since 1916, Ajax TOCCO Magnethermic has designed and built induction heating and melting equipment for the metals industry, from its headquarters and 240,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Warren, Ohio. Now a Park-Ohio subsidiary, the company maintains a full-time research and development program and designs its own power supplies, while supporting equipment from installation through maintenance. Its global operation includes two North American manufacturing facilities, regional service centers, and about 600 employees.
Founded in 1875, Ajax/CECO/Erie Press is an Erie, Pennsylvania manufacturer shaped by the combined histories of Ajax Manufacturing, Chambersburg Companies and Erie Press Systems. The company is known for long-lived forging machinery, with more than 40% of the machines it has built still operating, and supports industrial manufacturers worldwide through equipment work and ongoing service.
AJPlasmaTech LLC is a Collegeville, Pennsylvania plasma-technology company built around a research team that includes engineers and researchers affiliated with Drexel University’s Nyheim Plasma Institute. It develops specialized plasma systems for organizations pursuing practical applications in fields such as medicine, agriculture, food preservation, and industrial processing. The company is particularly focused on turning plasma science into equipment for on-site nitric oxide generation and other experimental applications.
Ajustco develops and manufactures hardware and construction products designed to solve everyday problems in the field, including its award-winning Anchor Thread cast-in-place anchoring system. Founded around the hands-on experience of construction professionals, the Pen Argyl company combines product design, manufacturing relationships, and logistics to move ideas from sketches to retail shelves and job sites worldwide. Its product team includes father-and-son inventors Joseph Fugallo III and IV, whose work on Anchor Thread reflects Ajustco’s practical, problem-solving approach.
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With more than a century of textile experience, AKAS Tex designs and manufactures high-performance fabrics through an exclusively American supply chain. The Bensalem company develops both custom textiles and in-stock brands, including its notably absorbent Zorb fabrics, while serving demanding uses from athletic gear to military equipment. AKAS says its domestic sourcing and manufacturing have added more than 650 jobs to the American textile trade and helped restore production at partner mills.
Manufactured in Pennsylvania and backed by more than 30 years in the semiconductor industry, Akrion Technologies designs and builds customized wafer surface-preparation equipment for microelectronics fabrication. Its modular wet-processing systems serve 150, 200 and 300mm substrates, while an in-house enhancement group helps customers retrofit older tools rather than replace them. Akrion supports installations worldwide with field service, process assistance, training and stocked replacement parts.
Founded in 1993, Italian manufacturer AL.CHI.MI.A. develops medical devices for ophthalmic surgery and human tissue banking. Its laboratory-led work combines chemical, microbiological and pharmacological expertise, with products developed alongside clinical opinion leaders and the scientific community. Now part of Moria Surgical, the company distributes through more than 60 independent partners across Europe and worldwide.
Founded by an interdisciplinary team of Thomas Jefferson University medical and industrial design students, ALAFLEX Design is developing an ergonomic axillary bandaging system for people with Hidradenitis Suppurativa and related wounds. The startup emerged from the 2017 JeffSolves MedTECH accelerator, where its founders combined patient-care insight, materials research, and human-centered design to create a three-dimensional dressing for the underarm. Its prototype, which has a patent filed and pending, debuted at the Franklin Institute in Philadelphia in 2017.
Family-owned since 1961, Alan Kunsman Roofing & Siding provides residential and commercial roofing along with related exterior work throughout Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley. The company has grown from two employees and a pickup truck to more than 65 staff members, while retaining an in-house sheet-metal shop that has fabricated architectural and structural trims since 1995. Its manufacturer-trained crews also handle siding, masonry, maintenance, and restoration work.
Founded in 1924 by German immigrant George E. Albert, Albert’s Meats makes sausage and other processed meats in Claysville, Pennsylvania, using formulas the company says it has maintained for a century. Now operated by the fourth and fifth generations, the business stands apart with fresh sausage that is never previously frozen, no poultry or MSG in its products, and fully cooked, lower-sodium hams. Through Green Valley Packing, it also provides private-label and co-manufacturing services from an FDA-registered, USDA-inspected facility.