Use company names, capabilities, certifications, NAICS codes, and location filters to narrow qualified suppliers faster.
Search by company name, process, material, product, equipment, or capability.
Showing 281-300 of 31597 results
All locations
Founded in 2008 through the University of Maryland TAP program, Rockville-based AccuStrata develops custom optical spectroscopy instruments, sensors and control systems for real-time industrial and environmental monitoring. Its fiber-optic platforms combine optical measurement with predictive modeling and machine learning, while the company takes projects from early concepts through prototypes, field validation and commercialization. AccuStrata’s patented work includes AtOMS, a system for monitoring thin-film deposition and etching, and the company has developed technology for applications ranging from solar manufacturing to portable water testing.
From its global distribution and service center in Cleves, Ohio, Accutec manufactures quantitative respirator fit-testing instruments for safety programs. Its AccuFit™ series uses CNC-based testing to produce documented fit factors, with the AccuFit PRO™ extending coverage to N95 and other disposable respirators. The company also supports equipment users with cloud-based record management, NIST-traceable calibration, repair, and a three-year warranty.
AccuTrex Products, Inc. manufactures custom precision parts and sheet metal fabrications for demanding industries, with shims and gaskets among its long-standing specialties. Founded in 1980, the employee-owned, veteran-owned small business operates 268,000 square feet of manufacturing space in Pennsylvania and South Carolina. It serves customers nationally and internationally and is registered to ISO 9001 and AS9100.
Accuturn Precision Manufacturing, Inc. began in Rochester in 1997 with a single Brown and Sharpe screw machine and now produces precision parts requiring critical, tight tolerances on CNC lathes and related equipment. The company serves customers across the United States and internationally, handling both full production schedules and shorter-run or prototype work. Its capabilities also extend to secondary finishing coordination and light mechanical assembly.
AccuVein develops near-infrared, laser-based vein visualization systems that project real-time images of superficial veins, valves, and bifurcations to guide vascular access and aesthetic procedures. Based in Medford, New York, the company’s patented True Center™ technology keeps its devices permanently aligned without user calibration, helping clinicians see the vein centerline with each use. AccuVein also emphasizes healthcare equity, highlighting technology designed to provide consistent vein images across skin tones.
Founded in 1984, ACDi (American Computer Development, Inc.) builds electronic products for OEMs, carrying projects from PCB assembly and prototype introduction through testing, systems integration and production support. Its U.S.-based operation spans three facilities totaling more than 100,000 square feet, with sites tailored to high-mix prototypes, larger-volume programs and medical or other regulated work. ACDi supports aerospace and defense customers with AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certification, ITAR registration and NIST 800-171 compliance.
Ace Apparel & Promotions produces painter-trade goods and branded workwear, including its private-label Tradesman line. Its Ace Drop Cloth Co. business is in its third generation and has served the paint industry for 80 years, manufacturing canvas drop cloths, painter clothing, and other paint sundry products. The company also provides on-site embroidery and screen printing for branded apparel.
ACE Designs has been making retail visual merchandising solutions since 1990, when Joseph Hurwitz founded the company in Bristol, Pennsylvania. More than 30 years later, its in-house team works with large retail chains and manufacturers across the United States, developing custom graphics and displays through a collaborative, U.S.-based production operation.
Ace Electronics began in 1978 as a family-oriented company founded by three telecommunications industry experts, and it remains shaped by that interconnect heritage. Today, the company serves commercial, industrial and military customers as a U.S. contract manufacturer, with particular experience supporting defense programs. Its quality system is certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 standards.
Owned by the Schram family since the late 1970s, Ace Grinding is a Melrose Park manufacturer known for more than six decades of precision grinding work. The company supplies ground bar stock to machine shops and OEMs, with particular expertise in the demanding work of grinding titanium for aerospace and medical applications. Ace Grinding is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
From its Toledo, Ohio facility, Ace Indoor Golf designs and installs residential and commercial golf simulators while manufacturing the screens, enclosures and sewn components used in them. Founded by Tom Dewire and Joe Neumeyer, the company also serves DIY builders, rents simulators for events and sells systems worldwide. Its team brings more than 150 years of combined leadership experience in the golf-simulator industry and helped develop the first curved simulator screen.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1964 by WWII veteran William “Ace” Zafaras, Ace Lightning Protection Inc. designs and installs lightning protection and grounding systems for commercial and industrial structures. The Pennsylvania firm also handles ground testing, surge suppression, and snow and ice melt system work, with founder’s son Robert Zafaras taking ownership in 1983. Ace describes itself as Pennsylvania’s largest lightning protection and grounding firm.
Based in Suzhou and backed by the China International Machinery Chamber of Commerce, ACE Machine Tools supplies machine tools and accessories across a broad range of industrial applications. The company says its long-standing business includes more than 90 kinds of mechanical equipment, with products exported to over 30 countries and OEM work carried out for European customers and distributors. A dedicated quality-control department inspects each machine before delivery.
ACE Materials produces and supplies concrete from two plants in Buckhannon, serving North Central West Virginia. It provides concrete for residential, commercial, and DIY construction, with production and materials approved by the West Virginia Division of Highways for infrastructure projects.
Founded in Ephrata in 2001 and now based in Cherry Tree, ACE Mechanical Fab LLC builds and installs custom steelwork, ductwork, and other fabricated projects. The company also brings a fully stocked welding rig to customers’ sites for onsite welding and repairs. Its McConnell-led team handles projects ranging from long-term industrial work to custom plasma-cut signs and fire rings.
ACE Medical Company manufactures and distributes surgical instruments and medical devices, with a distinctive focus on precision tools shaped by surgeon collaboration. Its portfolio includes South German bipolar forceps with solid silver non-stick tips, alongside American-made products and sterile-processing solutions such as the UniClip tray identification system. The company maintains ISO 13485 certification, FDA registration, and an active Health Canada license.
Since 1946, Ace Metal Works has manufactured American-made metal spools and tubular wire carriers for the wire and cable industries. The Folcroft company also designs and fabricates custom tubular components in-house, using CAD and precision metalworking for demanding aerospace and automotive applications. Its wire carriers are made onsite, allowing Ace to offer custom designs and prompt delivery.
Family-owned and operated since 1966, Cleveland’s Ace Paper Tube manufactures custom paper tubes and cores for packaging, shipping, and industrial winding applications. Its tubes and cores are made from 100% recycled material, with custom dimensions and finishes available for uses ranging from tape and labels to steel and textiles. The company also makes specialty closures and precut tubes, including those used in the fireworks industry.
In business since 1950, Akron-based Ace Precision Industries has built its reputation as a dependable supplier for demanding industrial customers. The company works from a 20,000-square-foot facility to produce precision-machined parts and assemblies, with experience that includes early tire-industry work and later nuclear-program components.
From Berlin, Maryland, ACE Printing & Mailing produces print and direct-mail campaigns, taking projects from concept through delivery for local and nationwide clients. The company says it is the Delmarva Peninsula’s oldest direct-mail partner and has mailed more than 100 million pieces, with services that include targeted mailing-list support and USPS-certified mailing. Its personal, full-service approach extends from custom print work to branded ordering portals for businesses managing print across their teams.