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Opened in 1975, Adams County Winery is a veteran- and family-owned Pennsylvania winery producing wine from its farm outside Orrtanna. Its tasting room occupies a registered historic 1860s bank barn, set among more than 75 acres of rolling farmland and a 12.5-acre vineyard. The winery is Pennsylvania’s fifth-oldest operating winery and is known for Tears of Gettysburg, made since 1988, while its gardens have been a National Wildlife Federation Certified Wildlife Habitat since 2020.
Founded in 1976, Adams Manufacturing is a Portersville, Pennsylvania maker of injection-molded consumer products and part of the Keter Group. It began by selling suction cups and has since developed a U.S.-based manufacturing operation producing products for retailers around the world.
Founded in 1945 by Sidney Schonberger, Adams Manufacturing Company makes heating and indoor-air equipment, from its original gas conversion burners to furnaces, unit heaters and air cleaners. The Cleveland manufacturer expanded its facilities to 75,000 square feet while adding the Dornback furnace line, and remains a family-run business led by the Schonberger family. Adams is also known for its condensing oil-fired furnace, developed through a National Oil Research Alliance grant and offered in models reaching 99% efficiency.
Adams Manufacturing Corp. grew from Bill Adams’s late-1970s effort to make safer window-display suction cups into a Portersville, Pennsylvania, injection-molding manufacturer of suction cups and outdoor furniture. The company’s patented light-diffusing design addresses the scorching problem that can occur when suction cups focus sunlight, and its U.S.-made products are produced at a facility employing nearly 300 people. Adams describes itself as a family business and is now part of Keter.
Family-owned and headquartered in Massillon, Adams Signs & Graphics designs, fabricates, installs, and maintains custom commercial signage from its Ohio manufacturing facilities. For more than 70 years, its in-house craftsmen, designers, and engineers have combined traditional shops—including wood fabrication and a full-time neon plant—with digital technology to create signs for businesses across the region and nationwide. Company-owned service vehicles, regional offices, and a national installation network support projects from permitting through long-term repairs.
ADAMS Vintners Craft Winery is a food and beverage manufacturing company that produces wine.
Founded in 1987, Fairborn’s Adapt-A-Pak designs and manufactures custom corrugated and returnable packaging, with a specialty in foam and plastic returnable systems that the company says it has developed for more than 27 years. Its 230,333-square-foot facility supports the process from engineering and prototyping through production, while the company also designs packaging to reduce waste and reports reusing or recycling nearly 100% of unused raw material.
AdaptDx Pro, an OpZira product, makes portable ophthalmic equipment for measuring rod-mediated dark adaptation without requiring a darkroom. Its lightweight headset uses precision eye tracking and an onboard multilingual technician named Theia to guide tests that take less than 6.5 minutes. Backed by 20 years of clinical research, the device is intended to measure retinal adaptation time rather than diagnose a specific eye disease.
With roots reaching back more than five decades to a material-handling business founded in Rochester, New York, Adaptec Solutions LLC has grown into a national automation partner for manufacturers and distributors. The company is known for staying involved beyond installation, supporting customer systems nationwide with trained technicians and 24/7/365 emergency service. Adaptec is also among the small share of FANUC Authorized System Integrators in North America holding Certified Servicing Provider status.
With roots in Rochester, New York, Adaptec Solutions LLC has more than five decades of experience helping industrial operations improve how work moves through their facilities. The company grew from a local material-handling provider into a nationwide automation integrator serving manufacturers and warehouses, with a notable focus on long-term service through its FANUC Certified Servicing Provider status and 24/7/365 support.
Adaptimmune develops engineered T-cell receptor (TCR) therapies designed to direct the immune system against cancer, with a particular focus on solid tumors. Based in Oxfordshire, the company has built its platform over more than 15 years to identify cancer targets, enhance T-cell receptor affinity and screen candidates for potential off-target binding.
Founded in 2004 as an inkjet printing service for interior designers, Adaptive Textiles now manages home textile collections through short-run pigment printing, sewing, and fulfillment. The West Chester company’s no-inventory, on-demand model helps artists and designers build sustainable fabric collections without carrying large stocks, while its founder’s more than 30 years of custom drapery workroom experience anchors the in-house production team. Adaptive Textiles works primarily with natural-fiber fabrics and offers an on-site workroom for prototypes and ongoing production.
With more than 30 years in drug delivery, Adare Pharma Solutions is a global contract development and manufacturing organization known for turning difficult pharmaceutical formulation challenges into practical medicines. Its U.S. and European teams support pharmaceutical companies from development through commercial production, with particular expertise in oral dosage forms and patient-focused delivery. Adare says its facilities have developed and manufactured more than 65 products sold worldwide.
Adare Pharma Solutions is a global contract development and manufacturing organization that develops, manufactures, and packages small-molecule medicines, with a particular focus on challenging oral dosage forms. Its technology-driven work spans formulation through commercial production, including patient-centered solutions for taste masking, customized release, and swallowing difficulties. With more than 30 years of experience, Adare has developed and manufactured over 65 products sold worldwide, supported by seven sites across the United States and Europe.
Adart Press is a design-and-print studio focused on invitations for people marking weddings or Jewish milestone celebrations. Its process lets customers personalize a chosen design, review a digital proof, and receive the approved printed pieces by delivery.
ADB SAFEGATE develops and manufactures airport airside technology, with a new global headquarters and factory in Machelen, Belgium bringing R&D, advanced manufacturing, and corporate management together. The company supplies airports, airlines, and air navigation service providers, and reports serving more than 3,000 airports in over 175 countries.
Since 2002, AdCal has grown from two adhesive entrepreneurs working in a garage into a Brunswick, Ohio contract manufacturer focused entirely on nutritional support patches. Its 22,500-square-foot cGMP-compliant facility combines on-site formulators, chemists, and laboratory testing with scalable production for branded patches. AdCal produces millions of patches for major brands, including printed formats that go beyond the generic white sticker.
Known as “the adhesive tape engineers,” Adchem Corporation has spent more than 50 years developing bonding solutions for major North American industries. Its Riverhead operation combines manufacturing with application analysis and technical testing, helping customers adapt adhesive systems to difficult materials and specialized requirements.
Founded in West Babylon in 1994, AdComm Digital turns ideas into printed materials, branded apparel and promotional campaigns, combining traditional printing craft with digital technology. The company handles projects ranging from books and catalogs to large-format signage, custom apparel and direct mail, with more than 100,000 projects completed. It also offers eco-friendly printing options and sustainable materials.
A Cleveland manufacturer with roots reaching back to 1961, Adcraft Decals is now run by members of the Talion family. The company has grown from a five-employee shop into a 22,000-square-foot operation with 35 employees, producing custom printed labels and overlays for product identification and other specialized uses.