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Acrotec Medtech is a Swiss-rooted collective of precision manufacturers built to work as one medical-manufacturing partner for OEMs. Its network spans more than 1,000 employees and 10-plus locations, combining the close technical collaboration of specialist shops with global production scale. The group’s companies are ISO 13485 certified and FDA-registered.
Acrow Corporation of America designs and manufactures prefabricated modular steel bridges for permanent, temporary, military and emergency use. The company says it has served the transportation and construction industries for more than 70 years and has delivered bridge infrastructure projects in over 150 countries. Its bridges use high-strength U.S. steel and are manufactured in a fully robotized facility.
Made in the United States, AcryLabs manufactures water-based acrylic liquid-applied roof membrane systems for residential, commercial, and industrial buildings. Its reinforced, seamless systems can be applied over many existing roofs, avoiding tear-offs and landfill waste, then renewed with a maintenance coat to extend service life and warranty. Reflective finishes add a cool-roof option, while the company’s systems have been tested to meet or exceed ASTM standards and include Factory Mutual and Energy Star-rated offerings.
Acrymax Technologies, Inc. is a third-generation company founded in 1951, with more than seven decades spent building its reputation around engineering and manufacturing expertise. Based near Philadelphia, it is known for developing flexible, waterborne coating systems and providing hands-on technical support for customers facing demanding protection projects.
Founded in Ravenna, Ohio, in 1968, ACS Industries manufactures heavy-equipment attachments and quick couplers from its 100,000-square-foot facility in Kent. The company is particularly known for pioneering attachment changeover technology and for engineering specialized equipment for demanding work such as hot-slag handling. ACS also rebuilds worn buckets, including those made by other manufacturers, and fabricates attachments around an operation’s specific needs.
Serving automotive and domestic-appliance manufacturers since 2005, ACT Automotive is a Bursa-based engineering company with a manufacturing plant and R&D office in Turkey. Through its MACTERA brand, it also produces resistance-welding machines for industrial customers and maintains offices or representation in Germany, Macedonia, and the United States. ACT Automotive holds ISO 9001 certification.
Founded in 1982, Act Now Print & Promote is a third-generation, female-owned family business built on local relationships and hands-on service. What began as a small neighborhood print shop now supports schools, community organizations, small businesses, and corporate clients across regional and nationwide markets. The company’s fit-for-purpose approach centers on understanding each client’s purpose before recommending a solution.
Established in 2012, ACT Solutions Corp is a formulation technology consultancy that helps cosmetic and topical pharmaceutical companies develop products that perform well and deliver the right consumer experience. Led by 30-year personal care and pharmaceutical industry veteran Mark Chandler, the company works from laboratories in Delaware and Ohio and combines formulation science with technical marketing and market analysis. Its work also extends to training and university research through a strategic relationship with the University of Toledo’s College of Pharmacy and Pharmaceutical Sciences.
Founded by Irish celebrity hairstylist Helen Reavey and her husband Colm, Act+Acre makes scalp-focused hair-wellness products using its patented Cold Processed® technique. The method avoids traditional heat-based production, uses plant-based ingredients, and requires 90% less energy, while the brand’s routines address scalp health rather than treating hair care as a quick cosmetic fix. Act+Acre says it developed the process with a team of 31 PhDs after 18 months of research.
Actasys Inc. develops compact, software-driven cooling systems for high-density data-center servers, using targeted air jets to manage heat around network cards, data-processing units and switches. Its ActaJet™ technology is designed for 1U and 2U racks, combining a profile under 3 millimeters with power use of just 2–3 watts. The Brooklyn company also applies its small-form cooling actuators to communication-network hardware and printed circuit boards.
ACTCO Tool & Manufacturing Company was a precision manufacturer serving customers for nearly 60 years, beginning in 1966. The company has permanently closed after serving aerospace, automotive, medical, and industrial communities.
Actera Ingredients develops science-backed bioactives and clean beauty ingredients for skin, hair, and scalp products, pairing its ingredient technologies with custom formulation support for personal-care brands. Founded by Daniel Winn, whose two decades in fine chemicals, natural products, and cosmetic ingredients inform the business, Actera stands out for combining prodrug technology with sustainably sourced botanicals and clean preservation expertise. The Newtown, Pennsylvania company also supports dermatologist-led brands as they turn clinical ideas into consumer products.
Family-owned since 1953, Actini Group is a French industrial company known for more than seven decades of work in heat treatment for demanding, highly regulated environments. Its 200-plus employees design and build systems in-house, then support them through installation and maintenance for customers in life sciences, research, and food production. The group operates four production sites and has more than 5,000 units in service worldwide.
With more than 70 years of experience, Actini USA brings the Actini Group’s thermal-treatment expertise directly to North American customers. Based in Pennsylvania, the company designs and builds systems for safely treating biological effluents and sterilizing liquids in demanding research and biopharmaceutical settings. Its U.S. operation combines local manufacturing and field support with the engineering capacity of a global organization.
Action Bullet Resistant designs and manufactures custom UL 752 ballistic architectural systems, building complete openings at its American plant in West Islip, New York. Founded more than 45 years ago by John Schindler Sr. and Leonard Simonetti, the company remains independent and is now led by Edward Simonetti and Joseph Hayes, PE, LEED AP. Its work grew from early bullet-resistant storefronts for gas stations into protection for government, commercial, and institutional facilities in the United States and abroad.
With more than 35 years in the trade, Action Fabricators and Erectors LLC is a long-established metalworking company serving commercial, industrial, and residential projects. Based in the Maryland–Washington–Virginia region, it combines a 15,000-square-foot shop with custom fabrication and repair work, guided by new management and a practical, standards-focused approach.
Family-owned and operated since 1970, Action Glass Co. has spent more than five decades serving commercial and residential customers in New York City, Queens, and Long Island. The Ridgewood company is known for custom glass fabrication and installation, backed by licensed, insured, and BBB-accredited operations. It also provides 24-hour emergency board-up service.
Since 1972, Action Mailers has grown into a 300-employee direct-mail production company serving campaigns from its East Coast facility. Still family-owned after more than five decades, the company combines high-volume digital printing with complex inserting and match-mailing work. Action Mailers was named the Philadelphia Direct Marketing Association’s 2023 Supplier of the Year.
Founded as a small machine shop in 1946, Action Manufacturing Co. is a vertically integrated small business that has spent more than 75 years developing precision ordnance products. Its Bristol headquarters anchors a three-facility operation that takes projects from early research through production, with work conducted under ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certification.
From two dump trucks and one site in 2005, locally owned Action Materials has grown into an Inland Northwest supplier of crushed rock, soils, sands and landscape materials, with trucking and recycling services to match. Most products are crushed or screened on site, and the company custom-manufactures materials to project specifications while serving Washington, Idaho, Oregon and Montana. Its recycling operation accepts sorted recyclable materials and reclaims others for in-house reuse.