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Founded in 2006 by mechanical engineer and certified prosthetist John Hays, Ace Prosthetics Inc. designs and fabricates custom artificial limbs for patients in Columbus and Central Ohio. Its locally and family-owned practice combines an on-site fabrication lab with individualized fitting and follow-up care, while its practitioners bring American Board certification and Ohio licensure to each patient’s treatment plan. The facility is known for responsive service and prostheses tailored to help patients return to the activities that matter to them.
Established in 1950, ACE Rubber Products is an Akron manufacturer with more than 75 years of vertically integrated rubber-making experience. The company is known for serving transportation and industrial customers from its own compounding, molding, and fabrication operations, with more than three decades of experience supplying Class 1 railroads. Its masticated rubber can contain up to 90% recycled content.
Ace Sanitary, founded in 2004, manufactures high-purity liquid-transfer solutions, including custom single-use assemblies and sanitary hose systems. Its proprietary Flex-Rite™ hoses and Seal-Rite™ couplers anchor a business that also serves pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, food and beverage, and data-center cooling applications. The Cincinnati-area manufacturer operates two Class VI cleanrooms and offers custom work without minimum order quantities, with ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485 quality systems supporting its products.
Founded in Erie in 1979, Ace Viking Electric Motor Company keeps industrial facilities running through electric-motor sales, repair, and field service. Now a second-generation company serving Pennsylvania, Ohio, and New York, it has grown from a small-motor business into a provider capable of handling equipment weighing up to five tons, with services ranging from motor rebuilding to turnkey plant support. Its reach extends from local industry and hospitals to customers receiving products internationally.
Since 1939, family-operated and woman-owned Ace Wire Spring & Form Co. has made custom springs and wire forms in Pittsburgh, building made-to-order components rather than stocking standard parts. Its engineers support projects from prototype through production, using multi-axis CNC equipment and a single-source approach for specialized spring assemblies. Ace is ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR registered, with experience serving demanding medical and defense applications.
Founded by two golf-obsessed players in Western New York, Aced Golf develops and sells golf balls and course apparel directly to everyday golfers. The company designs products for beginners through professionals, reviewing each one from design and production perspectives before releasing it, with its ball lineup spanning distance-focused options and models built for competitive play.
Based in Sialkot, Pakistan, Acelin Sports is a fast-growing manufacturer serving established sports brands worldwide. It is known for making gloves and cricket balls with attention to technical performance, safety, comfort and design, while maintaining close working relationships with customers and employees.
Known for its patented approach to endoscopic illumination, Acera, LLC develops portable LED light sources for medical professionals and industrial inspectors. Its TIR lens technology sends about 90% of the LED’s light into an optical fiber, allowing existing scopes to work without a tethered light guide; the company also provides modules for OEM integration.
Acero MFG manufactures custom anchor bolts, threaded rods, and other structural fasteners in Ohio, with every step handled in-house for projects that cannot afford delays. Founded to serve the telecommunications sector, the Bedford company now supplies contractors and infrastructure builders nationwide, pairing made-to-spec fabrication with rapid turnaround. Its products are made to ASTM and AASHTO requirements and are traceable to U.S.-based production.
Known for its fast, exacting work in medical manufacturing, Acero Precision produces complex machined components for customers whose parts must perform reliably in demanding applications. The West Chester company operates a 100,000-square-foot facility with 40 CNC machines, and its medical business—focused especially on spine instrumentation—accounts for nearly 80% of its work. Acero maintains ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certifications, with the latter held for 12 consecutive years.
Since 1954, Achenbach’s Pastries has baked Lancaster County’s signature Long Johns and other Pennsylvania Dutch treats from scratch at its Leola bakery. Founded by Leon and Anna Achenbach, the business remains known for its warm, local bakery tradition, while its staff of more than 30 continues to make custom cakes and ship favorites to customers beyond the region.
Achieve Quit Smoking is known for its original harmless cigarette, a nicotine-free behavioral aid created for people trying to leave smoking behind. The company’s products preserve the familiar hand-to-mouth ritual without tobacco, smoke, or vapor, giving adults a discreet support tool for everyday quit-smoking efforts.
Family-owned for more than 35 years, Achilles Aerospace Products is known for the steady expertise of machinists—many with 10 to 20 years at the company—who solve demanding aerospace manufacturing challenges. The company produces flight-critical components for commercial aviation and defense customers, with AS9100 Rev D and ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its work.
Achilles Corporation brings together protective equipment, tactical training, vehicle armoring, and security services under one Long Island operation. Its offerings span body armor and firearms training to armored vehicle rental and armed protection, giving the company a broader defense-services focus than a conventional equipment supplier.
Acid is a circular distillery built around giving overlooked ingredients a second life. It uses vacuum distillation to create botanical spirits for restaurants and bars, working with local farms for its seasonal Harvest Series.
Acieta traces its roots to 1983, when John and Marlo Burg founded Automated Concepts in Omaha with eight employees and a vision for bringing robotic automation beyond automotive manufacturing. Now a 300-plus-person team with five facilities across the U.S. and Mexico, Acieta works with manufacturers to develop custom automation systems and support them through their working life.
ACiQ is an American-owned manufacturer whose roots are in bringing high-value ductless mini-split technology to American homes. It now serves homeowners, contractors, and industrial customers with heating and cooling equipment, while also offering fiber-laser cutting machines backed by U.S.-based technical support. Its direct-to-contractor dealer program has more than 400 active dealers, with no purchase minimum or annual fee.
Founded in 1916, Acker Drill Company is a Scranton-area manufacturer with a long record of building equipment intended to keep working for decades in the field. It has exported worldwide since 1960, supports older rigs with replacement parts, and operates a 90,000-square-foot facility where engineers and union machinists develop equipment for drilling contractors and related industries.
Since 1945, Baltimore-based Ackerman & Baynes, LLC has fabricated steel for bridges, construction projects, and industrial customers. Its 32,000-square-foot shop and 40,000-square-foot outdoor storage area support work ranging from bridge components and simple steel bridges to custom OEM metal parts, including weldments up to 25 tons. Ackerman & Baynes is an AISC-certified fabricator, with welders certified to AWS D1.1 and D1.5 codes and a full-time certified welding inspector on staff.
Founded in 1953, Ackerman Printing & Photoanodize is a long-established specialist in durable identification work for demanding aerospace and defense applications. The company combines photo-anodizing with technical printing and supports engineering teams that need markings able to withstand harsh environments. Its production is certified to AS9100.