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Since 1978, Cleveland-based Alpha Tool & Mold has built precision plastic molds, die-cast dies, and related tooling for demanding industrial work. The company also runs its own molding area for sampling and production, supporting customers from prototype and design through mold repair and revision. With more than 30 years as a fixture of Northeast Ohio, Alpha operates with 20 employees in a two-shift, 10,500-square-foot facility and holds AS9100D and ISO 9001 certification.
Founded in 1970, AlphaGraphics combines custom printing, signage, and marketing services through a network of more than 270 centers across six countries. Its locally owned and operated centers pair local production and support with national programs designed to keep branding consistent across multi-location businesses. The company also developed agEnterprise, a centralized platform for managing branded marketing materials and ordering.
Locally owned and operated in Mason, AlphaGraphics Cincinnati North helps Greater Cincinnati businesses communicate through custom printing, signage and marketing services. Owners Cinda and Steve Morse combine medical and marketing experience with a service approach built around same-day quotes, quick phone response and careful production. The team’s work has included signage for the Cincinnati Reds and mailings for a major local orthopedic surgery group, and its quality program is based on ISO 9001:2008 standards.
Since opening in 2006, AlphaGraphics Columbus Downtown has provided local businesses and the Ohio State University community with custom printing, signage, and marketing communications. Local owner and operator Dan Cannell brings a long track record in the print industry, while the center’s experienced team is known for taking projects from concept to completion and often turning around work the same day. Its work has included color construction plans that helped M + A Architects communicate more effectively with contractors.
Founded in Kent in 1996 by three professors, AlphaMicron develops and manufactures liquid-crystal photonics that control light, best known for its e-Tint® technology and rapid tint-changing eyewear. The company grew from a research effort for U.S. Air Force fighter displays into a vertically integrated operation serving military, consumer and industrial applications, with its eyewear approved for the U.S. Army’s Authorized Protective Eyewear List. Its Kent facility combines laboratories, cleanrooms, design and prototyping, and ISO 9001-compliant testing and production.
Founded in Cleveland in 1999, Alphaport, Inc. is an aerospace engineering firm developing mission-critical systems and supporting NASA, the Department of Defense, and commercial space companies. Its distinctive Integrated Exciter-Igniter, developed through a NASA SBIR Phase II program at NASA Glenn Research Center, packages the ignition electronics and coil in one sealed unit for rocket applications. Alphaport has worked on more than 100 NASA projects and has received recognition for NASA safety, mission assurance, and technical achievements.
Founded by Charlie Hall in Cincinnati in 1990, Alpine Valley Water & Coffee began by delivering bottled water and coolers and has since expanded into coffee roasting and hydration services. The company roasts coffee to order in Cincinnati and serves homes and organizations across the greater Cincinnati region and beyond, with its Water Expeditors division managing national pallet and truckload water distribution.
ALPS ALPINE CO., LTD. develops and provides electronic components and devices through its Components, Sensor & Communication, and Mobility businesses. Founded in 1948 as Kataoka Electric Co., Ltd., the company began with a rotary switch for radios and now serves markets including automotive, consumer appliances, mobile devices, games, and industrial equipment.
Founded in 1974, ALPS Inspection manufactures non-destructive, in-line leak-testing systems for empty plastic containers. From its Harrison, Ohio operation, the company has delivered more than 3,000 machines, with installed equipment testing over 50 billion containers annually. ALPS also supports those systems with feasibility testing, retrofits, spare parts and 24/7 technical service.
Alron Custom Fabrication & Machine provides custom sheet-metal fabrication, precision machining, welding, drafting, metal cutting and bending, and small hydraulic-cylinder repair and rebuilding. The company works with steel, stainless steel, aluminum, cast iron, brass, bronze, and other materials.
Alside manufactures and distributes exterior building products for residential renovation and new construction, including siding, windows, patio doors, metals, soffit, trim coil, gutters, and decorative accents. Its product portfolio includes composite, vinyl, insulated vinyl, specialty, and steel siding, as well as vinyl windows and sliding patio doors; products are distributed through Alside Supply Centers and independent distributors to licensed remodeling contractors and home builders.
ALT Technologies has spent more than 50 years turning adhesive and converting expertise into precision die-cut, self-adhesive and printed components for automotive and durable-goods applications. Its work is especially tied to occupant safety, including customized airbag covers and wraps, while its global teams also develop labels and functional parts for demanding electronics and home-appliance uses. The company produces more than 7,000 custom-engineered applications and nearly 800 million parts a year, supported by ISO and IATF-certified quality systems.
Altenloh, Brinck & Co. US manufactures engineered fasteners for construction markets, including products under the SPAX and TRUFAST brands. Founded in Bryan, Ohio, in 1981 as TRUFAST, the company operates engineering and manufacturing facilities in Bryan and a heat-treating and packaging facility in Pioneer. Its US operation is part of Altenloh, Brinck & Co., a German-based manufacturer of fastening solutions that acquired TRUFAST in 2006.
Founded in Germany in 1823, Altenloh, Brinck & Co. is the company behind the SPAX brand, a long-established name in engineered fastening. Its North American operation, headquartered in Bryan, Ohio, has manufactured SPAX fasteners for construction professionals since 2006 and now employs more than 330 people across its northwest Ohio facilities.
Launched in 2009, Altera Polymers custom-manufactures thermoplastic compounds and masterbatches for demanding material applications. With manufacturing operations in Easley, South Carolina, and Jefferson, Ohio, the privately held company combines on-site laboratory development with production ranging from 55-pound custom orders to bulk quantities. Altera also incorporates clean post-industrial materials into engineered compounds where appropriate and reworks customers’ non-conforming parts into prime material when virgin resin is required.
Founded in 1996, Alternative Metal Service, Inc. supplies metal products and prepares them for manufacturers throughout Northeast Ohio. Drawing on three generations of metal-service experience, the Willoughby company handles orders from one piece to one million pieces in a 13,000-square-foot plant, with production sawing and other value-added services available to help customers keep work moving.
Founded in 2006, Alternative Support Apparatus (ASAP) of Midvale, Ohio, engineers and builds off-road emergency vehicles for fire and emergency services. Its UTV-based ambulances and bolt-on firefighting systems are developed through 3D modeling, prototyping, and third-party testing, with more than 600 units now in service worldwide.
Alternative Surface Grinding grew from a shaft-seal maker’s microfinishing work into a Brunswick, Ohio, specialist in precision grinding and microfinishing small parts to extremely tight tolerances. Its hyprolapping process, paired with light-band measurement, can produce surface flatness down to 23 millionths of an inch, while double-disc grinding supports high-volume production. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and traces its history through the Anderton family’s manufacturing business, which began nearly 60 years ago.
Alterra Energy operates a commercial-scale plastic circularity facility in Akron, Ohio, converting hard-to-recycle post-use plastics into reusable raw materials for new products. Commissioned in 2020, its 60-ton-per-day plant is described as the only full-scale, continuous facility of its kind, using a patented thermochemical process and licensing that technology globally. The company says it has recycled millions of pounds of discarded plastic while working to keep material out of landfills and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
Altium Packaging is a packaging solutions company that designs and manufactures rigid plastic containers, with bottle production for beverage and consumer industrial products. The company cites more than 100 years of experience and a network of over 70 plants in the U.S. and Canada, and offers custom packaging development through its Studio PKG team.