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Family-owned since its founding in 1953, Autronic Plastics, Inc. has grown with Long Island while keeping its work under one roof. The Central Islip manufacturer is known for taking on challenging plastic parts, drawing on more than 250 years of combined team experience and a 100,000-square-foot facility. Its ISO 9001:2015 and UL-certified operation supports customers in demanding fields such as medical and aerospace manufacturing.
Born from 1980s NASA ion-bombardment research at Case Western Reserve University, Brecksville-based Auxano Medical develops orthopedic implants designed to improve bone integration. Founded by biomaterials researcher Dr. George Picha, the company builds its products around a patented pillared surface morphology and applies it to procedures including midfoot fusion and flatfoot correction. Its research record includes 14 issued U.S. and international patents, two peer-reviewed publications, and a team with more than 75 years of combined orthopedic experience.
Founded in 1984, family-owned Auxier Welding Inc. manufactures custom mining equipment and OEM parts for underground mining operations. The company builds equipment at its Belle, West Virginia operation and offers customer-requested customization or modification.
Built from the legacies of Weston Aerospace, Auxitrol and Norwich Aero Products, Auxitrol Weston makes engine and aircraft sensors for demanding aerospace environments. The company’s more than 60-year history includes pressure sensors credited with over a billion flight hours, while four manufacturing facilities across four countries support its global production and aftermarket service network. Its repair stations hold FAA FAR 145, EASA Part 145, TCCA and CAAC certifications.
As a woman-owned small business in Central Pennsylvania, AV Mounts USA manufactures over-the-board mounts for interactive flat panels and other smart-learning equipment. Designed by installers, its U.S.-made mounts fit over existing chalkboards and whiteboards, helping schools add classroom technology without removing the underlying boards or disturbing potentially hazardous materials. The company also develops custom mounting solutions and has its products third-party tested for performance and safety.
Based in Canal Winchester, AV-Cables.net hand-builds professional audio and video cable assemblies for broadcast, production, commercial AV, and systems integration. Its specialty is made-to-order connectivity, from individually tested SDI cables to custom broadcast snakes, with assemblies built in the USA to specified lengths and connector configurations. The company also provides technical support and volume quotations for professional buyers.
Founded in 1985 by Albert Girgenti as an importer of Canadian pork, AVA Companies now produces selected protein products for retail and foodservice from its Hicksville facility. The privately held company developed its own production operation in 1992 and added case-ready retail programs in 2000, later introducing just-in-time delivery. Its USDA-inspected facility operates under HACCP and SQF Level 2 standards and holds organic certification.
Founded by Alex Sonis in 2000, AVADirect Custom Computers is a Twinsburg, Ohio manufacturer known for hand-assembling unusually customizable computer systems. After more than 25 years in business, it remains focused on building to a customer’s exact specifications, with ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management and lifetime technical support for its systems.
Founded in 2005 by a group of technologists, Availink is a fabless semiconductor company that designs demodulators, system-on-chip platforms and embedded software for digital television and multimedia systems. Its chips support broadcast TV and OTT access worldwide, with more than 300 million sold and solutions reaching over a billion people. Availink operates multiple research and customer-support locations across Mainland China and Taiwan, along with a research center in the United States, and expanded its set-top-box expertise through a 2015 acquisition from Sunplus Technology.
Avalanche Services is a union commercial printer that opened in 2002 to serve the direct-marketing trade, producing direct-mail print work with a rapid-response focus. Its Kearneysville operation occupies a 30,000-square-foot facility built to its specifications in 2009, and the company reports more than 100 years of combined printing-industry experience among its personnel.
With roots going back to 1986, Avalanche Technologies is a long-established supplier serving vision and automation applications. The company develops video assemblies for customers ranging from small businesses to organizations such as SpaceX and Panasonic, handling both standard requirements and specialized projects.
Avalign Technologies designs and manufactures precision medical devices, including orthopedic implants and surgical instruments, with support from concept through launch and delivery. Its distinctive reach combines U.S. and German production with specialized capabilities such as proprietary porous coatings, precision-machined cutting instruments, and integrated supply-chain management. Avalign operates multiple dedicated facilities and maintains FDA registrations alongside ISO 13485 and MDSAP certifications across its manufacturing units.
Known for bringing advanced medical-device manufacturing under one roof, Avalign Technologies supports orthopedic and other surgical-device companies from early design through production. Its Akron operation, Avalign Additive, grew from Slice Manufacturing Studios and occupies a 35,000-square-foot facility with a 22-person team. The broader company also operates manufacturing facilities in Germany and the United States and holds ISO 13485 certifications across several units.
Founded in 1981, family-owned Avalon Industries is a Baltimore manufacturer with a 20,000-square-foot headquarters and more than 125 sewing machines. Its in-house design and development team supports long-running work for commercial and military customers, while a separate promotional-products division serves organizations seeking branded apparel.
Since 1984, Actemium Avanceon has designed and implemented industrial automation and information systems for manufacturers and critical water infrastructure. Its work ranges from plant-floor controls to data analytics and 24/7 operational support, with particular depth in food and beverage production and water and wastewater facilities. The company’s ImpactNOW™ engagement stands out for turning existing plant data into a quantified improvement roadmap in as little as three to five weeks.
Founded by Elizabeth Atlas in February 2020, avant-atlas makes organic beauty and fragrance products that pair clean ingredients with a distinctly rose-quartz-adorned aesthetic. The founder developed the brand herself, from product testing and material sourcing to its visual identity, and its made-to-order products are certified cruelty-free through the Leaping Bunny program.
Avant-Garde Cake Co. operates in the Food and Beverage Manufacturing industry.
Founded by foodservice-equipment veteran David “Dave” Goble, Avantec designs and manufactures conveyor ovens for commercial kitchens. The company’s patented airflow chamber and airflow plates give its compact, configurable ovens consistent baking performance, while its Cincinnati-area facility represents a move toward local production. Avantec supports its equipment with installation kits, repair parts, training, and tailored service packages.
Founded by Gustav Werthwein in 1989, family-owned AVANTEC Zerspantechnik GmbH develops high-positive milling tools and machining strategies for high-volume production. From its base in Illingen, the 140-employee company combines standard tooling with custom turnkey solutions, working with manufacturers across industries and through representatives in the United States, Italy, Austria and China. AVANTEC’s defining measure is “Q”—the chip volume produced per unit of time—balanced with precision and long tool life.
Cornell University spinout AvantGuard develops antimicrobial chemistry for protecting skin, medical devices, and other surfaces from pathogens and biofilms. Founded as Halomine in 2018, the company built its Avantamine platform to mimic the pathogen-fighting properties of taurine chloramine while offering a reported three- to five-year shelf life and less corrosion and irritation than conventional chlorine products. Its current development focus includes solutions for the drug-resistant fungal pathogen Candida auris.