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Auto Tops Inc. is a manufacturer of convertible, vinyl and simulated convertible tops, glass and plastic curtains. The company serves the motor vehicle manufacturing industry.
Auto Wax Inc is an Ohio-based company serving the investment casting industry. It offers new and re-manufactured wax injection presses, custom wax injection equipment, wax melting equipment, injection and control system upgrades, automation, and related service work.
Since 1977, Auto-Tap, Inc. has been a Cleveland job shop serving manufacturers, including automotive companies, with dependable metal-part support. The company is known for quick turnaround, including same-day work in many cases, and holds ISO 9001:2008 certification.
Established in 1946, Auto-Tronic Control Co. is a Perrysburg manufacturer known for handling unusual industrial control needs under one roof. Its 28,000-square-foot facility supports custom control panels for regulated industries and manufacturers across North America and Europe, with the company fabricating enclosures in-house so systems arrive ready for installation.
A veteran-owned Dayton manufacturer, Auto-Valve, Inc. has been part of the aerospace and defense supply chain since 1948. Known for a deep library of proven designs and more than 75 years of specialized experience, AVI works with customers on valve solutions for demanding flight and military applications. Its small, responsive team supports projects from design through qualification.
Since Christopher R. Moore founded it in 1997, Autobahn Extremist has built its identity around a singular passion for Porsche and direct involvement from its owner. The Brooklyn Heights shop serves every generation of the marque, from the 356 through the 991, with work kept under one roof and a TUV-inspired practice of checking each car for safety concerns during service. Its restoration work has produced Parade-winning concours Porsches.
AUTOBrine grew out of The Cope Company Salt, founded in 1968 to meet the region’s salt needs, and introduced its patented brine-delivery solution in 1989. Today, the Lancaster, Pennsylvania company helps commercial and industrial facilities replace the manual handling of water-conditioning salt with automated brine systems. AUTOBrine is part of Peak Industries, whose Peak Gives program has returned more than 10% of profits to communities for over 20 years.
AutoBrite Company supplies car-wash and auto-detailing operations with its own cleaning chemicals alongside equipment, parts, tools and training. Its catalog ranges from self-service wash detergents to products such as ABC Hi Gloss Dressing, while its stated approach pairs professional products with service and practical expertise. The company also carries established detailing brands including Malco, Rupes and Nanoskin.
Built by Warren, Ohio’s Dasher Lawless Automation, AUTOChargit designs and manufactures patented EV charging systems in-house in the United States for parking garages, fleet depots, and roadside assistance. Its distinctive switching architecture lets one charger serve up to 10 vehicles, while its mobile units bring Level 3 fast charging directly to stranded drivers. The brand’s GarageFloor24 service provides around-the-clock monitoring and support for its charging installations.
Born from Christian Moist’s own autocrossing in 2005, Autocross Digits makes custom car numbers and class markings for racers, including its original magnetic sets. Christian and his wife, Carley, run the company, drawing on a family racing tradition that has put three generations at autocross events. The business also produces custom stickers and maintains a structured archive of SCCA Solo results dating back to 1995.
Since 1994, AutoECMs has supplied remanufactured automotive engine control modules worldwide, backed by an inventory of more than 400,000 parts. Based in Duryea, Pennsylvania, the company serves the ECU repair trade with units for foreign and domestic vehicles, along with select Chrysler programming and a one-year unlimited warranty.
AutoFlex Technology is a Perkasie, Pennsylvania company known for tackling packaging automation projects that standard equipment cannot accommodate. It designs custom machinery and supports packaging operations in regulated nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, and diagnostic environments with documented validation work.
From its Ohio base, AutoGate, Inc. manufactures vertical pivot gate systems for controlled site access, along with crash barriers and related gate equipment. The company says it built the first UL 325-compliant vertical pivot gate operator and supports its systems with repair, maintenance, and hands-on installer training. AutoGate products are installed across all 50 states and in 15 foreign countries or provinces through its dealer network.
AUTOKINITON manufactures structural automotive components and assemblies for vehicle makers, including body-frame structures. Formed in 2018, Autokiniton Global Group acquired L&W Group and later Tower International; the combined capabilities made it a major North American body-in-white and vehicle-frame supplier. The company reports more than 8.3 million square feet of manufacturing floor space and operates manufacturing facilities in the United States, Mexico, and Brazil, as well as a technical facility in India.
Spun out of University College London in 2014, Autolus Therapeutics develops programmed autologous CAR T-cell therapies for cancer and autoimmune diseases. The company combines T-cell programming with clinical development and a 70,000-square-foot commercial manufacturing facility in Stevenage, UK, and its pipeline includes obe-cel and other investigational therapies. Its long-running collaboration with UCL remains central to moving programs from the laboratory into clinical studies.
Founded in 1987, Automated Business Power is a U.S. manufacturer known for building rugged, field-deployable power equipment for military communications. Its made-in-USA systems support tactical radio users in demanding environments, and the company provides custom solutions and on-site training for the systems it supplies.
Automated Coatings, Inc. is an Edgewood, Maryland metal-finishing house that grew from General Die Finishing’s small-batch operation into a full-service coating business serving aerospace and defense manufacturers. Founded as a sister company in 2000, it expanded from a 24,000-square-foot facility to 40,000 square feet and now combines automated coating lines with chemical processing and inspection capabilities. ACI has held NADCAP accreditation since 2003, including accreditation for non-destructive testing and chemical processing.
For more than two decades, Automated Component Specialists (ACS) has designed and manufactured custom wire, cable and electrical component products for industrial automation and equipment. Its direct-to-manufacturer model combines engineering, rapid prototyping and production for both high- and low-volume orders, with vertically integrated quality control from raw materials through inspection. ACS operates certified manufacturing facilities in Taiwan and China, alongside warehousing and distribution support for customers.
Since its founding by owners Elizabeth and Craig in 2004, Waterford’s Automated Concepts & Tooling has designed and built high-speed assembly machines and turnkey automation systems, while also producing the precision-machined components those systems require. The company works across the project—from mechanical and controls engineering through installation, support, and contract assembly—and takes on jobs ranging from a few thousand dollars to more than $1 million. Its acquisition of Syst-A-Matic brought decades of additional precision machining and automation experience under one roof.
Built entirely in Canton, Ohio, Automated Converting Solutions, Inc. makes fabric-welding and material-handling machinery for thermoplastic and industrial-fabric manufacturers. The company stands out for custom automated systems, CNC-machined stainless-steel and aluminum components, and American-made equipment designed for applications ranging from industrial covers to trenchless liners. ACS also provides on-site installation and training, with electrical systems built to NFPA 70 and 79 NEC guidelines.