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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.
Founded in 1986 as a water-treatment chemical producer, Houston-based ALTIVIA now manufactures specialty and intermediate chemicals at four U.S. facilities. The privately held company is best known for its ketones and carbinols, while also producing petrochemicals in Haverhill, Ohio and developing custom phosgene-based chemistries in La Porte, Texas. ALTIVIA ships its products to customers in 35 countries.
Altor Solutions brings together packaging businesses whose roots reach back to Foam Fab’s founding in St. Louis in 1957. Formally unified in 2020, the company is known for protecting temperature-sensitive and high-value goods through engineered packaging, supported by 19 manufacturing locations across the United States and Mexico.
Founded in 2005 by Dave and Debbie Topliff, Hudson-based ALTTRAN mixes custom black and color rubber compounds and supports them with formulation development and laboratory testing. Its dedicated processing areas keep black and color compounds separate, while the in-house ATS lab uses ASTM-based methods to help customers identify materials, refine performance, and move from lab work to production. ALTTRAN serves both large manufacturers and small-batch development projects under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Minority woman-owned and family-run, Aluf Plastics has built its identity around making polyethylene products with less waste. The company serves commercial and retail customers with can liners, while recycling 50 million pounds of plastic packaging each year and operating its New York and Texas plants as zero-waste facilities.
Since opening in 2000, AluFab has built its Cincinnati business around making t-slotted aluminum framing practical for both manufacturers and do-it-yourself builders. The company helps turn ideas into custom structures, with engineers and machinists involved from the drawing stage through completion. Its work ranges from industrial machine enclosures to one-off projects such as custom roof racks, reflecting a willingness to handle jobs large or small.
Since 1990, Alumalloy Metalcasting Company has combined aluminum foundry work with in-house machining, engineering and inspection in Avon Lake. The company is particularly equipped for demanding castings, from complex engine designs to thick- or thin-wall configurations and large structural parts, using proprietary casting techniques and 100% in-house automated X-ray inspection. Its quality system is certified to IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 14001:2015.
Family-owned and now in its third generation, Aluminum Extruded Shapes has been part of Cincinnati’s manufacturing community for more than 50 years. The company is known for keeping customer profiles in production over the long term, with local staff handling projects from design through completed parts for manufacturers across the Midwest.
Formed in 2006 by a group of Southern California tech enthusiasts, Aluratek builds consumer electronics around a simple idea: sophisticated technology should remain easy to use. Its products are made for everyday consumers who want simpler connections between their devices, with digital photo frames serving as a particularly distinctive part of the company’s identity.
In the heart of Wayne County, Ohio, family-owned AM Woodcrafters makes custom Amish furniture one piece at a time. With more than 20 years of manufacturing and finishing experience, the company has Amish craftsmen build each order rather than mass-produce or stock its furniture. Customers can also request custom pieces to their own specifications, from heirloom furniture to hand-crafted birdhouses.
Founded in Cleveland in 1951 as a barrel plating company, AMAC Enterprises now provides integrated metal processing for fasteners and stampings from its Parma operation. Its combination of plating and heat treating—expanded under one company in the 1970s—gives customers single-source responsibility, while its 175,000-square-foot processing plant supports service to OEM customers on four continents. AMAC’s laboratories are accredited to ISO/IEC 17025, and the company is ISO 9001:2015 registered.
Amanda Hills Spring Water Company is an Ohio Proud partner rooted in more than 400 acres of southern Fairfield County countryside, where it protects the spring that supplies its water. The company is best known for creating custom-labeled bottled water for businesses, organizations, and events, with an in-house art department available to develop label designs.
Amanda Manufacturing traces its roots to a 1953 U-bolt and rod company founded in Amanda, Ohio, and now operates from Logan with a second facility in Livonia, Michigan. The Deshler Group company has built its reputation on practical engineering, including a crash-test redesign that produced 1.4 million parts annually and the development of the SEMA award-winning SpeedHook tow hook. Its work remains focused on U.S. manufacturing for automotive customers.
Amani Plastics helps manufacturers and molders across the USA keep industrial plastics in circulation through recycling, toll processing, and scrap trading. Based in Delaware, Ohio, the company manages plastic materials from waste through reprocessing, including custom recycling programs and the recovery of reusable resources. Its work serves manufacturers seeking to reduce landfill impact while finding practical value in their plastic streams.
For more than a century, Amano Cincinnati, Inc. has made timekeeping equipment and workforce attendance systems, from traditional time recorders to cloud-connected software and biometric terminals. Most of its products are manufactured in the United States at the company’s ISO-9001:2000-registered facility in Loveland, Ohio, and are distributed across the Americas through a global network. The company serves organizations ranging from manufacturers and healthcare providers to schools and retailers.
AMB Surgical is an early-stage medical device product developer. Its FLYTE smart automated growing rod is described as an electro-mechanical device for pediatric scoliosis, complex deformity correction, and long bone lengthening applications.
Independent and global, AmbaFlex has spent 25 years developing spiral conveying technology for production and logistics operations. The company designs, manufactures and maintains customized material-handling systems, with roots in print finishing and a continuing focus on customer-led innovation.