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ATS Systems grew from the 2006 combination of ATS Workholding and SMW Systems, bringing decades of machine-shop experience into a company headquartered in Rancho Santa Margarita, California. Now part of Forkardt Hardinge, it is known for pairing machine-tool accessories with hands-on support for shops nationwide, with more than 60 staff and service technicians who average over 20 years in the field. Its heritage includes SMW Systems’ Ultimate Chuck, introduced to North American manufacturing in 1976.
From its headquarters and production facilities in Bad Wurzach, Attestor Forensics GmbH makes forensic equipment specifically for crime-scene and laboratory use, including evidence-screening workstations and specialized light systems. Its German-made equipment is supported with installation, training, maintenance and repair, while the company also develops customized systems in response to customer requirements. Police authorities, forensic institutes, laboratories and customs agencies use its equipment, and Attestor’s quality-assurance system has been certified to ISO 9001 since 2009.
Founded in New York in 1988, ATTO Technology designs and manufactures high-performance data-storage and network-connectivity hardware and software for demanding infrastructure. From its Amherst headquarters, the company builds its products under one roof in the USA, with its XstreamCORE intelligent bridges and Advanced Data Streaming technology helping data-intensive organizations move information efficiently across storage networks. Its systems serve environments ranging from media production and backup operations to data centers and AI infrastructure.
ATW, also identified as ATW Trailer World Corp. d/b/a ATW, is a North American manufacturer and retailer of professional- and consumer-grade trailers and truck equipment. Its history includes the formation of American Trailer Works in 2010 and the 2016 merger with Big Tex; the company says its mission is to build and sell trailers and truck equipment. Its portfolio includes trailer brands as well as truck-bed and body businesses.
ATW Companies is a parent company comprising Judson Smith Company, Parmatech Corporation, and A.T. Wall Company. The group manufactures precision tubing, fabricated metal components, CNC-machined parts, and metal injection molded components, serving healthcare, aerospace, telecommunications, defense, industrial, electronics, medical, and other stated markets.
On Seneca Lake’s eastern slopes, Atwater Vineyards makes expressive, small-batch wines, most of them from grapes grown on its own farm. Its low-intervention winemaking emphasizes the character of each vintage, while the tasting room and Vista Bar turn the vineyard’s lake views into a setting for live music and community gatherings. Atwater was among the first cohort of vineyards certified through the New York Sustainable Winegrowing Program.
Since 1985, family-run Atwood Rope MFG has made braided rope and cordage in the USA, with Ohio-based production ranging from very small cords to ropes more than 3.5 inches in diameter. Its team also develops custom braided solutions for OEMs and specialized applications, using more than 1,000 computer-controlled machines and offering products such as its Made-in-USA Ready Rope dispenser. Atwood is an official government contractor and serves customers across commercial, industrial, military, marine and other markets.
Founded in 2013, Atwood Toys is an American toy manufacturer based in central Ohio, where it develops and produces its own educational play systems under one roof. The company is best known for Bulk Dominoes and designs durable toys intended to build creativity, coordination, and STEM/STEAM learning for children and adults.
Founded in 2008 by Lyon-trained baker Stephane Wojtowicz, Au Fournil is a family-owned wholesale bakery in Havertown making handmade French Viennoiserie for coffee shops, hotels, and restaurants across the Greater Philadelphia region. Stephane’s wife Nayla and son Clement now work alongside him, carrying a family tradition shaped by his years in France, Beirut, and Philadelphia. After relocating and renovating its bakery and distribution facility in 2023, the company expanded its baking capacity while retaining its handmade approach.
Founded in 1898, Auburn Bearing & Manufacturing makes custom and standard thrust bearings in the USA, with a particular niche in hard-to-find, discontinued, and obsolete replacements. The Macedon manufacturer continues the original Auburn Groove design, using an exclusive V-groove raceway developed to reduce rolling friction, and also produces thin-section bearings and made-to-order machined components. Its low- to mid-volume work can start with a print, sample, or another manufacturer’s part number, often with four- to six-week lead times.
Founded in 2008 by president and owner Brad Norton, Auburn Industries is a customer-responsive metal fabrication shop in Auburn, Michigan. The company is known for taking on unusual, made-to-print work for manufacturers and for turning even a simple sketch into a finished custom solution.
Since 1947, Auch Printing, Inc. has provided traditional and digital printing for businesses, organizations, and personal projects in the Philadelphia-area counties. Veteran-owned and led by Jim Auch, the company handles each project directly, pairing in-house design help with practical production advice—including proofing and image adjustments at no extra charge. Its experience ranges from small books and event programs to fast-turnaround labels and large election print runs.
Born in Christchurch in 1978, AuCom grew from a garage-built audio company into a New Zealand-founded manufacturer known for pioneering motor control. Today, it develops tailored systems for industrial customers worldwide, with operations serving more than 150 countries and manufacturing in New Zealand, Germany, and North America.
Privately owned, Audia has grown from humble beginnings into an international plastics group over roughly 70 years. Its companies develop tailored material solutions for manufacturers worldwide, with a culture built around person-to-person relationships and treating employees, customers, and suppliers with respect and transparency.
Audia Elastomers develops custom thermoplastic elastomer compounds and TPV materials, helping manufacturers solve material and molding challenges with grades tailored to performance and budget. Part of the Audia group, the company serves customers through operations in the United States and China and also develops sustainable TPE options using recycled and marine-waste content. Its experienced team specializes in application guidance as well as material development, including TPEs designed to bond with rigid substrates during overmolding.
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.
Audimute manufactures acoustic treatments intended to improve room sound and reduce sound transmission in personal and commercial spaces. The company’s founder and CEO, Mitch Zlotnik, describes Audimute as taking manufacturing responsibility for its products, including its recycled-cellulose eco-C-tex acoustic material.
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.