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A founder’s hobby of modifying hang-glider parts grew into Airmate Company Inc., a Bryan, Ohio CNC machine shop specializing in precision-routed engineering plastics and complex metal components. With more than 80 years in business, over 24 CNC machines, and a 70,000-square-foot facility, the small company handles high-volume work while maintaining direct communication with customers. Its self-designed vacuum tables and in-house custom workholding help keep plastic routing repeatable and production efficient.
Founded in 2005 by three offshore powerboat racers, Airship RIBs builds custom rigid inflatable boats in Vermilion, Ohio. The company applies race-circuit technology to lightweight, foam-cored vessels, with each boat tailored to its customer’s requirements—from yacht tenders to performance craft. Its 288, the original Airship model, remains in the lineup alongside newer designs developed in response to customer requests.
Born from a General Motors bearing division’s engineering work in 1968, AirStar Bearings manufactures hydrostatic separator rolls in Sandusky, Ohio. The company’s AirStar air bearings use a distinctive carbon-against-carbon interface and are built for textile machinery, particularly synthetic-yarn extrusion and drawing applications. AirStar says its rolls have been engineered and manufactured locally for more than 45 years and that it is one of the largest independent separator-roll manufacturers in the United States.
Founded by Wally Byam in 1931, Airstream makes riveted-aluminum travel trailers and touring coaches for life on the road. Since 1952, every Airstream has been hand-crafted in Jackson Center, Ohio, where the company’s aerodynamic designs and carefully assembled interiors have become closely tied to a nationwide community of travelers. Its Heritage Center and factory tours make that nearly century-long story visible at the company’s Ohio headquarters.
AirTrim, Inc. engineers and manufactures pneumatic trim, matrix, waste, and dust removal systems and components, including material fans, patented venturi/inducers, trim cutters, separators, and portable systems. The company serves converting, printing, paper, plastics, film, foil, recycling, food processing, textiles, packaging, and related industries, and provides installation, testing, audits, technical service, and cutter sharpening.
For more than 15 years, AiRTX has engineered compressed-air solutions that amplify airflow, cool industrial equipment, control static and move debris without electricity or moving parts. Its U.S.-manufactured cabinet coolers and vortex-based cooling products are precision-machined, assembled and tested under strict quality control, while application engineers help customers size systems for demanding factory conditions. The company’s approach is notably practical: use less compressed air to handle blow-off, cooling and conveying jobs while meeting OSHA standards.
For more than 30 years, Airwolf Aerospace has built its identity around making helicopter components more economical to operate, developing certified improvements instead of simply copying original parts. The Middlefield, Ohio, company is best known for its tension-torsion straps, including the first PMA/STC strap of its kind and a later extension of the established calendar life limit. It supplies these components to helicopter operators while keeping many products in stock.
Founded in Lima on August 23, 2021, Airy Automotive develops alternative and more efficient automotive powertrains, with a focus on supporting the shift from internal-combustion engines to electric motors. The young company was started from an idea sketched on paper and is currently in the development stage, bringing together students and engineers to create powertrain solutions for automotive companies.
Houston-based AIStorm develops semiconductor IP, integrated circuits and complete edge-AI solutions built around its patented charge-domain computing technology. Its specialty is putting intelligence directly alongside sensors, enabling low-power, always-on processing for imaging, audio and biometric applications without the usual digitizing step. The company’s engineering, manufacturing and business team has collectively produced more than 1,000 SoCs, and AIStorm serves major chip vendors and model makers as customers while offering custom development and licensing.
Since 1916, Ajax TOCCO Magnethermic has designed and built induction heating and melting equipment for the metals industry, from its headquarters and 240,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Warren, Ohio. Now a Park-Ohio subsidiary, the company maintains a full-time research and development program and designs its own power supplies, while supporting equipment from installation through maintenance. Its global operation includes two North American manufacturing facilities, regional service centers, and about 600 employees.
With more than 40 years in small-molecule manufacturing, Ajinomoto Bio-Pharma Services develops and produces pharmaceutical APIs and intermediates for drug companies worldwide. Its CDMO capabilities span the path from preclinical work through commercialization, while on-site analytical laboratories characterize molecules and support quality testing throughout their life cycle. Through Forge Biologics, a member of Ajinomoto Bio-Pharma Services, the company also provides AAV and plasmid manufacturing from preclinical through commercial stages.
Ajinomoto Health & Nutrition North America is the wholly owned North American subsidiary of Ajinomoto Co., whose U.S. story began with a New York office in 1917. The company is known for applying more than a century of fermentation and amino-acid research to help businesses develop science-backed nutrition and health solutions. Its Raleigh campus recently invested $2.1 million in a renovated quality-control laboratory to support pharmaceutical-grade amino-acid production.
AJJ Cornhole is a Cincinnati-based company known for putting its finishing and customization work behind cornhole boards made for customers across the country. Its factory turns customer artwork into custom sets, including ACA-compliant boards, with wedding customers among its notable audiences.
AK Athletic Equipment, Inc. manufactures protective padding and athletic mats in Canal Winchester, Ohio. Its 32,000-square-foot factory performs foam cutting, woodworking, and industrial sewing, producing gym, martial arts, and wrestling mats, wall padding, goal post pads, pole pads, column pads, and exercise mats.
Founded in Middletown, Ohio, in 1963, Akers Packaging Service Group is a third-generation, family-owned manufacturer of custom corrugated packaging. The company makes its own corrugated sheets and pairs in-house engineering and design with packaging audits, ISTA-certified testing, and a true just-in-time delivery model. With 15 facilities across six Midwestern states, Akers is built around quick responses and same- or next-day service for customers with demanding shipping needs.
Akland Printing is a Macedonia, Ohio print shop that combines commercial printing with in-house creative design, apparel embroidery and direct-mail production. Its prepress team handles color correction and proofing before printing, while die-cutting gives pieces such as cards, folders and envelopes distinctive shapes. Akland also supports trade-show and promotional campaigns with customized printed materials and products.
Founded in Akron in 1946 by Louis and Isidore Myers, Akro-Mils makes storage, organization and material-handling equipment for workplaces ranging from industrial operations to healthcare. The company is best known for its AkroBins, first introduced in 1972, and now supports material movement and inventory organization with products made at nationwide facilities. Akro-Mils is a Myers Industries company and proudly manufactures in the USA.
Akro-Plastics grew from Jerry Ramsey’s 1987 purchase of a Kent, Ohio building and installation of a single machine into an American-made custom rotational molding company. Today, Ramsey remains president and owner, bringing an engineering background and hands-on plastics experience to a business known for taking projects from concept through completion for its customers.
Founded in Akron, Ohio, in 1918 by B.F. Goodrich employees, Akron Brass manufactures firefighting and emergency-response equipment, including handline nozzles, monitors and valves. Now based in Wooster and serving customers in more than 75 countries, the company retains control of production from foundry through machining, assembly and final testing. Its nozzles have been designed and tested to comply with NFPA 1964 since the standard was introduced in 1988.
Founded in Akron in 1969, Akron Central Engraving Mold & Machine Company designs and manufactures customized tire molds for domestic and international tire makers. Its approximately 40 skilled employees produce molds for applications ranging from passenger and truck tires to aircraft and racing, while also reworking existing molds and maintaining customer-specific parts inventories. The company is developing its quality system to the current ISO 9001 standard and emphasizes expedited delivery without compromising product requirements.