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Ahresty Wilmington Corporation is a Wilmington, Ohio manufacturer founded in 1988 to serve Ahresty Corporation’s U.S. automotive customer base. With 700 employees reported in 2023, the company has built an integrated production operation around aluminum die castings and has been recognized by automotive customers for quality, delivery, and productivity improvements. Its work is certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and IATF 16949 standards.
Founded in West Virginia in 1995, AHS-KY fabricates heavy industrial equipment, machines large components, and repairs and manufactures hydraulic systems for demanding industrial operations. The company has grown from a custom hose and industrial-supply business into a three-facility operation serving customers nationwide, including on-site maintenance for steel mills and railroads. Its 70,000-square-foot machining facility and 55,750-square-foot fabrication facility support work ranging from obsolete-part replication to 200-ton industrial builds, and AHS achieved ISO 9001 certification in 2025.
Founded by Patrick Ailes in 1982, Ailes Millwork manufactures custom architectural woodwork and cabinetry for residential and commercial projects in Northeast Ohio. Its restoration division is known for historically accurate wood window sash, combining traditional hand-assembled joinery with CNC precision. The Kent company has served customers for more than 30 years and has received three craftsmanship awards, including two AWI Awards of Excellence.
Founded in 1993, AIM MRO Holdings manufactures specialized repair materials for gas-turbine maintenance while providing customized material-management programs for repair operations. The Miamiville company distinguishes itself as a one-stop supplier for component-repair materials, pairing its own engineering and product development with support for customers operating across multiple sites. AIM MRO holds PRI Registrar certifications to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D.
AIMS Advanced Industrial Measurement began when founder Dave Delph and partner Mark Gearding set out to build a different kind of metrology company around Renishaw-compatible technology. Based in Dayton, Ohio, the company makes its own 5-axis CMMs and supports manufacturers with the calibration expertise behind its ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation.
Founded by Dave Delph and Mark Gearding, AIMS Advanced Industrial Measurement began with a goal of building coordinate measuring machines around Renishaw technology rather than proprietary alternatives. Based in the Dayton, Ohio, manufacturing community, the company makes its Revolution machines in the United States and supports manufacturers with calibration and related metrology assistance. Its calibration work is accredited to ISO/IEC 17025:2017.
Since 1964, Akron-based Air Enterprises has engineered, manufactured and installed custom all-aluminum air handling units for commercial, industrial and institutional buildings. Its SiteBilt® approach helps customers replace or upgrade equipment in tight, difficult-to-access spaces, while the company’s corrosion-resistant construction is built for long service life and lower maintenance. Air Enterprises holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and has supplied equipment for projects ranging from Mercedes-Benz manufacturing to Massachusetts General Hospital.
Air Filter Factory / Metal Filter Inc. is a family-owned American manufacturer of washable metal and air-intake filters, producing standard and hard-to-find sizes for residential, commercial, and industrial equipment. Based in Wakeman, Ohio, the company makes thousands of sizes and has served more than one million filters, with its PreVent screens offering made-to-order protection against cottonwood and other airborne debris. Its filters are made in the USA, including custom stainless-steel air and grease filters rated for temperatures up to 900°F.
Air Heater Seal Company, Inc. manufactures dampers, fabric expansion joints, and flexible full-contact seal systems for rotating regenerative air pre-heaters, along with skids, pressure vessels and tanks, structural steel, ductwork, and piping. Its fabrication capabilities include machining, waterjet cutting, plasma cutting, plate rolling, welding, bending, in-house CAD design, and stress relieving. The company serves power stations, steel mills, co-generation plants, cement mills, grain processors, waste heat recovery systems, pulp and paper mills, and other industrial companies.
Air Power Dynamics grew from Beech Tool and Pattern, which began serving the investment-casting industry in 1994. President Boya Belasic helped open the original company with four employees and two customers, later taking the helm after building more than 40 years of aerospace-industry experience. Today, the company supplies tooling and pattern assemblies for aerospace, aviation, and industrial customers, with AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Air Rite Service Supply is a Lakewood, Ohio distributor known for keeping a deep inventory of air filters on hand for HVAC customers across the Midwest. Its 30,000-square-foot warehouse holds more than 100,000 filters, while the company also makes special-size filters to order for customers whose needs fall outside standard sizes.
Founded in 1981 in response to new dangerous-goods transport legislation, Air Sea Containers manufactures and supplies UN-approved packaging for hazardous materials moving by air, road and sea. Its Birkenhead operation also provides custom package development and testing through a UKAS-accredited, VCA-approved test lab, giving shippers a way to verify packaging capability alongside sourcing ready-made solutions. The company has offices and representatives worldwide and offers more than 700 products, with no minimum order on hundreds of them.
Air Solution Company, operating as The Newway Co., manufactures air-intake filter screens and Hail Guard systems that protect HVAC condenser coils from hail and airborne debris. With facilities in Michigan and Ohio, the company designs its systems for high-volume mechanical equipment, combining galvanized framing with durable filter mesh to preserve airflow while reducing coil-cleaning work.
Since 1964, Air Technical Industries has engineered and built standard and custom material-handling equipment at its ISO 9001-certified factory near Cleveland, including lifting systems for demanding industrial, aerospace and defense applications. The U.S. OEM is especially known for tailoring ergonomic, heavy-duty solutions to unusual problems, from a manipulator that guides an electrical cabinet through a wind-turbine opening to a mobile trailer built to handle F-35 engines. ATI’s catalog includes more than 2,500 standard models, while its in-house engineers develop specialized equipment when an off-the-shelf machine will not fit.
From a small operation in Cleveland, Air Venturi has grown into an importer, distributor, and manufacturer of airguns and outdoor shooting equipment. Its lineup ranges from PCP rifles to portable compressors, with distinctive designs such as the Ascent hybrid PCP rifle, which uses an onboard pump to provide air on demand. The company also operates a complete repair shop and serves as a factory-authorized warranty station for several airgun brands.
Founded in 1950 in an old airplane hangar in Romeo, Michigan, Air-Way Manufacturing makes precision hydraulic fittings and adapters for equipment used around the world. The company grew from the Hamm and Jacob families and now has second-, third- and fourth-generation leaders, while its global manufacturing network supports both standard parts and custom solutions for demanding applications. Air-Way describes itself as the largest independent hydraulic fitting manufacturer in the United States and operates with ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001 certifications.
Since 1964, AIRAM Press Co. has built pneumatic presses for high-speed roll forming and now designs standard and custom machines for production work from 3 to 300 tons. Based in Covington, Ohio, the company pairs its press-building expertise with turnkey systems, spare parts, and rebuild and retrofit support. AIRAM’s low-maintenance air presses are designed to provide the die space and performance of larger mechanical or hydraulic equipment with lower capital and operating costs.
For more than 40 years, Airborne Maintenance & Engineering Services has built its reputation supporting airline operations with FAA-certified MRO facilities in Wilmington, Ohio, and Tampa, Florida. Its teams serve cargo and passenger fleets, pairing deep maintenance experience with in-house engineering to handle time-sensitive aircraft needs. The company’s Wilmington operation is also notable for its AS9100D-certified component repair facility and more than 600,000 square feet of hangar space across its two main sites.
For 60 years, Aircraft Dynamics Corporation has been a USA manufacturer serving the people who keep aircraft, utility systems, military operations and emergency response moving. Based in Ohio, the company is known for developing practical field equipment such as the Robotow battery-powered aircraft towbar, originally designed for small aircraft, along with gear for military helicopter ground handling.
Founded in 1950, Euclid’s Aircraft Welding Inc. makes and repairs critical welded components for aerospace, space exploration, defense and oil-and-gas customers. Its Nadcap- and NAVSEA-accredited work ranges from small prototypes to large production runs, including Navy weldments weighing as much as nine tons. A 17,000-square-foot facility supports both precision welding and substantial fabrication projects.