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Since 1981, A&C Welding has turned customer ideas and drawings into custom sheet-metal fabrications at its Peninsula, Ohio shop. The company operates more than 30,000 square feet of manufacturing space and can take projects from CAD-assisted design and prototypes through production, including work installed at Northeast Ohio landmarks such as Progressive Field and the John S. Knight Center. Its welders are AWS certified, and its work has earned recognition including the Family Business Firm of Distinction award.
A&E Industrial Powder Coating provides industrial powder coating and surface-finishing work for metal products at its Springfield, Ohio facility. It has operated since 2001 and is employee-owned through an ESOP effective January 1, 2020; the company states that it occupies a 30,000-square-foot facility.
Family-owned A&G Mercury grew from a Galion job shop founded by Arvin Shifley and Glen Shifley Sr. in 1971 into a two-plant manufacturer. The company acquired the Pettibone Mercury Tow Tractor line in 1996 and now serves industrial users with heavy-duty tow tractors and material-transport trailers, supported by in-house manufacturing operations.
Established in 1960 on its original Northumberland site, A&J Scott Ltd is a family-owned independent sawmill producing homegrown sawn timber for customers across the UK. Its 180-plus employees support both high-volume production and bespoke orders, while the business is also a major hardwood round-timber merchant serving sawmills and furniture makers in the UK and Europe. A&J Scott holds FSC® Chain of Custody certification and sources timber from managed forests with replanting and renewal programmes.
Since 1976, Toledo-based A&M Cheese Company has specialized in blending cheese for restaurants and foodservice operators nationwide. Its distinctive strength is collaborative custom development, from matching an existing specification to sampling a new blend for kitchen testing, alongside stocked varieties and established brands. A strategically located Toledo facility supports national distribution while the company focuses on consistent flavor, melt, and performance.
A&M Pallet is a family-owned pallet and skid repair company in Russia, Ohio. It buys, repairs, builds, and sells wood pallets and works with large and small businesses throughout Ohio.
Cincinnati-based and family-owned, A&P Technology makes specialized braided materials that reinforce composite parts for aerospace, automotive, recreational and industrial applications. Since 1986, the company has designed and built its own braiding equipment, including an 864-carrier machine, allowing it to develop custom reinforcements and purpose-built machinery for high-volume programs. A&P operates a six-building Cincinnati campus and is certified to AS9100:2016 Rev D and ISO 9001:2015.
A+ Engineering & Fabrication, Inc. is a Grand Rapids, Ohio, shop built around the founders’ more than 25 years of mechanical engineering and management experience. In its 25,000-square-foot facility, the company supports industrial customers with practical equipment design and custom fabrication, taking on work from turn-key projects to replacement parts.
AA Blueprint has been part of Akron’s printing trade since 1968, growing into the city’s largest commercial printer with more than 30 employees and over 50,000 square feet of renovated space. Its “Always Available” slogan reflects a full-service operation that supports Northeast Ohio businesses with digital printing, document scanning, and equipment service. The company also holds Ohio EDGE certification.
Founded in November 1985, AAA Stamping Products, Inc. began by manufacturing short-run stampings in Cleveland and has since expanded into custom-made stampings and machined parts. The company operates from a 40,000-square-foot facility and supplies OEMs across multiple industries, with machining and assembly capabilities to complete products from start to finish.
Founded in 2013 by Tiarra Barton, Aaceses Ihmire Industries is a 100% woman-owned Ohio technology company known for applying advanced engineering to difficult aerospace and defense problems. The company develops autonomous systems for government and commercial customers, with more than 35 completed Department of Defense contracts. Its work is informed by Barton’s background in electrical engineering, project management, and unmanned aerospace systems.
AAG Glass is a laminated-glass manufacturer formed in 2018 as a joint venture between AGC North America and AutoTemp Inc. Operating from a manufacturing facility in Batavia, Ohio, it produces glass for the windshield aftermarket and short-run OEM vehicle programs, with a focus on quickly supplying aftermarket windshields for new vehicle introductions. Its stated OEM pursuits include low-volume passenger cars, electric vehicles, agricultural vehicles, and specialty vehicles.
Built from heat-treating businesses founded as early as 1962, Aalberts Surface Technologies transforms metal components through heat treatment, brazing, and hot isostatic pressing. The company has grown those operations into a network spanning seven states, with two side-by-side HIP presses in Greenville, South Carolina, and a proprietary NitroSteel® treatment developed as a longer-lasting alternative to chrome-plated bar. Its facilities support demanding aerospace work as well as automotive, agricultural, material-handling, and other industrial applications.
Cleveland-based Aatru Medical, LLC develops medical devices for surgical incision management, including NPSIMS, its chemical pump-based negative pressure wound therapy system. The privately held company’s device uses a patented, no-moving-parts design to provide continuous therapy for up to seven days, with an emphasis on simpler application and affordable access to care. Aatru’s leadership combines medical, scientific and technology-development experience, and the company’s clinical work has been published in PubMed Central/Cureus.
From its Swedish base, AB Micropol Fiberoptic builds fiber-optic communication solutions for tactical communications, with products designed to keep data moving through demanding defense and security environments. Its FALCON expanded-beam connector reaches transfer speeds of up to 40 Gbit/s, and Micropol’s fiber solutions form the tactical backbone of HENSOLDT’s TRML-4D air-defense radar. The company manufactures optical cabling in Sweden and operates under an ISO 9001-certified quality system.
Formed in 1990 to meet a need for quality corrosion-resistant thermoplastic fabrication, Milford’s AB Plastics manufactures chemical process equipment and custom industrial systems. Its in-house engineering and manufacturing capabilities extend from tanks and fume-control equipment to custom fabrications, with turn-key installation and on-site repair available for thermoplastic and fiberglass equipment. AB Plastics is also an approved Atlas Anchor-Lok System installer, adding concrete-protective thermoplastic lining to its fabrication work.
Founded in 1949, Abanaki Corporation manufactures industrial oil skimmers that remove floating oil from water, wastewater, and machine coolants. From its Chagrin Falls, Ohio headquarters, the company serves manufacturing and environmental applications worldwide, with equipment shaped by more than 75 years of work in pollution control and oil recovery. Abanaki is ISO 9001:2015 certified and also expanded its environmental portfolio through its 2008 acquisition of Aerodyne, a dust-collection manufacturer.
Abbott develops and manufactures healthcare technologies and products spanning diagnostics, medical devices, nutrition and medicines, with solutions that range from FreeStyle Libre glucose monitoring to cardiovascular therapies. The company operates in more than 160 countries and has built substantial manufacturing and research footprints in markets including Ireland, Singapore, China and India. Its work connects laboratory testing, chronic-disease management and everyday nutrition across different stages of life.
Founded in 1965 by father-and-son team Bill and Bob Abbott, Abbott Machine Co. rebuilds, remanufactures, and retrofits metal-shaping machinery from its headquarters in Alton, Illinois. The company added precision grinding in 1985 and now operates more than 50,000 square feet of workspace, with bridge cranes capable of handling loads over 30 tons. Abbott has also acquired GEM Superfinishers and builds METEX-designed roll-grinding machines for the U.S. market.
Founded in 1973 with two Bridgeport machines, Toledo’s Abbott Tool Inc. makes precision machined parts and provides specialized machining, welding, and prototype work for industrial and commercial customers. Now led by Owner/President Karle Stange, the company pairs an apprenticeship-trained workforce with full-time inspection and a broad in-house equipment base, including 4- and 5-axis CNC capability. Abbott Tool has served the local area for more than 50 years.