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Akron Electric, Inc., a division of Akron Foundry Co., manufactures aluminum explosion-proof enclosures and electrical systems, including junction boxes, control stations, circuit breakers, motor starters, panel boards, pilot devices, and explosion-proof fittings. Its products are presented for hazardous locations and are available with NEMA, UL, CSA, ATEX, and IECEx approvals.
Founded in 1950 by George Ostich, Akron Foundry Company is a family-owned and operated aluminum foundry based on Wingate Avenue in Akron, Ohio. It has grown from its original 5,000-square-foot building to more than 170,000 square feet of shop floor space across four locations, making aluminum castings for 75 years. The company also operates Akron Electric, established in 1981 to produce explosion-proof electrical products.
Founded in 1974 by David A. Ray and his son Carter, Akron Gasket and Packing Enterprises makes custom gaskets and industrial packing for modern industry. What began with one clicker press in roughly 1,000 square feet has grown into a 40,000-plus-square-foot Tallmadge facility, where the Ray family continues the company’s work across three generations. Akron Gasket handles projects from prototypes and small quantities through larger production runs, with custom fabrication at the center of its business.
Akron Gear & Engineering manufactures industrial gears and machined parts and provides gearbox repair and engineering services. Founded in 1911, the company says its employees have more than 300 years of combined service and serves industries ranging from steel mills to medical industries.
Since 1961, Akron Metal Etching has etched textures into molds, rolls and dies for manufacturers in the rubber, plastics and die-casting industries. The Akron company’s library contains more than 2,000 patterns, while its patented Prototex process brings production-style textures, logos and smoother surfaces to stereolithographic prototypes and other models. Its experience also extends to large blow-molding tools and embossing rolls, including rolls up to 36 inches in diameter and 127 inches across the face.
For more than 50 years, Jim Leone has run Akron Monument & Granite as a small, personal business rooted in Akron family history. His grandfather built the company’s 1925 home, and longtime secretary Rose Schaffer has worked alongside Leone since 1975. The company helps families choose and create personalized granite memorials, serving more than 10,000 clients since 1973.
Since 1948, Akron Plating Company has provided metal plating and chemical-processing services from its Akron facility, serving customers ranging from general manufacturers to aerospace and medical companies. Its scale spans parts from small valve covers to 48-inch tire-press rings, while a newer passivation line extends its stainless-steel work. Akron Plating holds AS9100 certification and NADCAP accreditation for aerospace chemical processing, including copper and passivation.
Since 1986, Akron Polymer Products has made extruded thermoplastic tubing and fabricated tube components for automotive and transportation applications from its Ohio operation. Its engineers work with customers from development through testing, including conversions from metal or rubber designs to plastic and complex formed assemblies such as vacuum brake and hydraulic clutch tubing. The company serves industrial customers as well and delivers custom components globally.
Founded in 2002 by University of Akron polymer scientists, Akron Polymer Systems develops and manufactures high-performance polymers, monomers, resins and films for applications ranging from displays and electronics to automobiles. Its Ph.D.-led team takes projects from chemical formulation through pilot-scale development and manufacturing, with a facility equipped for multi-kilogram scale-up and continuous roll-to-roll film casting. The company also works with commercial, government and institutional partners on jointly developed polymer technologies.
Based in Ohio’s polymer technology valley, Akron PolyVolt Inc. develops advanced materials for electrochemical energy storage and conversion systems. The startup works on redox-flow and beyond-lithium-ion battery materials, ion-conducting polymer membranes, eutectic salt systems, and polymer composites for thermal management and electromagnetic-interference shielding.
Akron Porcelain & Plastics Company manufactures custom-molded ceramic and plastic parts and assemblies, with roots dating to 1890. Five generations have led the Akron company, which began by making clay pipes, shifted to electrical insulators, and later expanded into plastics. Its long-standing specialties include high-temperature and electrical applications.
With more than six decades in Akron, Akron Rubber Development Laboratory is an independent laboratory that tests and develops rubber, plastic and latex materials and parts. ARDL combines in-house mixing, molding and analysis with failure investigation, consulting and technical training, helping manufacturers understand materials and solve polymer problems. The lab is A2LA accredited to ISO 17025:2017, registered to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016, and FDA compliant.
Founded by Prosper P. Powell in 1943, Akron Steel Treating Company grew from a garage heat-treating firing pins into an Akron specialist in industrial heat treating and metallurgical consulting. Its 46,000-square-foot facility now serves more than 1,200 customers a year, pairing decades of craftsmanship with computer-controlled processing and documented quality programs. Akron Steel Treating holds NADCAP and ISO 9001:2015 certifications and is ITAR registered.
Incorporated in Delaware in late 2008, Cleveland-based Akrotome Imaging develops fluorescent molecular probes that help surgeons see cancer and its margins during resection. Its patented FIRE platform uses quenched probes that activate when they encounter tumor-associated enzymes, with the flexibility to be applied in the operating room and used alongside a near-infrared imaging system. The company’s current team has been in place since 2012 and is translating the technology toward breast and non-melanoma skin cancer applications.
Since 1912, Cleveland-based AKS Cutting Systems has designed and manufactured CNC plasma and waterjet cutting machines in the United States. The fourth-generation, family-owned company grew from Lyons Tool and Die and now operates from a 55,000-square-foot facility, with thousands of installations worldwide. Its machines are supported by a network that provides installation, training, service and ongoing technical help.
AKS Cutting Systems is a Cleveland, Ohio-based, fourth-generation U.S. manufacturer of customizable CNC plasma cutting machines and waterjet cutting machines. It manufactures equipment for steelworking, steel distribution, fabrication, construction, renewable energy, railroads, oil and gas, mining, machinery, boat manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, robotics, and other industrial applications.
Invented and custom hand-crafted by marksman Sherwood “Wood” Akuna, Akuna Brass Catcher makes a slide-on accessory that captures ejected pistol brass before it hits the ground. Made in the USA, the lightweight catcher attaches to Weaver/Picatinny tactical-light mounts and is designed to keep casings clean for reloading while reducing cleanup and hot-brass hazards at the range. The newer ABC IV model adds a frameless collapsible pouch for pistols with optic sights.
AkzoNobel Coil Coatings develops and produces coatings for metal coils, serving construction, domestic appliance, transportation, and general-industry applications. Its EMEA business presents FIDURA™ systems for construction and FLEXTEC™ coatings for appliances, drawing on AkzoNobel research and development operations and more than 200 years of experience.
With roots stretching back to 1792 and more than a century in metal packaging, AkzoNobel Packaging Coatings makes coatings and inks that protect and decorate metal cans, closures, and tubes. The company combines global manufacturing with customer-led development, helping can makers integrate new coating technologies, meet changing regulations, and improve production efficiency. Its portfolio includes bisphenol-free solutions backed by technical support for trials, troubleshooting, and line audits.
Since 1969, Al-Co Products has been a Latty, Ohio manufacturer shaping cultured stone for residential bathroom projects. Its cast-polymer work is made to resemble marble or granite, and the company supplies dealers serving customers in Indiana, Ohio and Michigan.