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Founded in Erie, Pennsylvania, in 1984, third-generation family-owned American Turned Products makes high-volume, complex precision-machined components for customers worldwide. The company operates two Northwest Pennsylvania facilities with more than 90,000 square feet of manufacturing space and has held IATF 16949:2016 registration for more than 20 years. Its engineering-led approach is summed up in founder Gerald B. Eighmy’s phrase, “We do the tough stuff.”
American Warrior Enterprises is a Reading, Pennsylvania manufacturer that combines precision metal fabrication with warfighter vehicle readiness, reset, repair and refurbishment. This Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business can process armor steel up to 18 inches thick and supports military programs from a facility certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 standards. It also makes universal aluminum transport carts and is among the few fabrication vendors with a dedicated Corsol® corrosion-protection line.
Tracing its roots to two gas suppliers founded in 1949, family- and teammate-owned American Welding & Gas manufactures and distributes gases and welding supplies from its Raleigh, North Carolina headquarters. More than 800 employees support customers across over 30 states and Canada through a network of more than 100 retail locations, over 20 fill plants, and a fleet exceeding 250 vehicles. AWG also designs custom bulk-gas systems and builds robotic and hard-automation cells for welding and cutting applications.
Since its founding in 1940, American Wire Works has built its name as an industrial wire supplier for demanding fields such as aerospace and defense. The company is known for keeping a broad inventory, handling orders from a single pound to bulk quantities, and providing direct, responsive service with typically next-day shipping.
Americana Vodka produces a luxury vodka made at what it identifies as the oldest family distiller in the United States. Its 750ml spirit uses mixed grains from the American heartland and is charcoal filtered six times, with a seventh pass before bottling. The vodka received a 91 Gold medal rating from BTI and is designed to mix smoothly in cocktails.
Backed by Pennsylvania’s Bingaman & Son Lumber, Americana™ makes chemical-free thermally modified hardwood for architectural building projects. The family-owned company traces its roots to the 1930s and spent more than a decade refining thermal modification for professional-scale work, controlling the process from Appalachian forest through sawmilling and finished manufacturing. Its locally sourced hardwood is designed for durable exterior applications while retaining the character of domestic wood.
For more than eight decades, Americhem has been a global partner in developing polymer solutions for demanding industries. The company works with manufacturers worldwide to create custom materials tailored to performance, appearance, and regulatory requirements.
AmeriDeck makes bolt-on, electric-over-hydraulic lift systems for full-size pickup trucks, letting one person lower interchangeable truck bodies to ground level and raise up to 2,500 pounds with a button. With more than 20 years of experience, the company serves motorcycle haulers as well as businesses moving landscaping and other bulk materials. AmeriDeck is a proud subsidiary of Deist Industries, LLC.
Since 1928, Ameridrives has designed and manufactured industrial couplings and universal joints that accommodate shaft misalignment and end movement in demanding power-transmission equipment. The Erie, Pennsylvania manufacturer is known for its pioneering Amerigear coupling, patented in the early 1950s, and supports customers with engineered designs plus repair and rebuild services for its own and competing equipment.
AmeriPak is a Pennsylvania manufacturer within Ameriscend, a family of packaging and automation companies formed through strategic mergers between 2013 and 2018. Its work centers on helping production teams package food and other goods with equipment designed around their specific operation, while leaving them free to choose their own trays and film.
Formed through strategic mergers between 2013 and 2018, Ameriscend is a Northeastern U.S. parent company built around four packaging businesses. The group is known for bringing those operations together under a shared, hands-on approach to serving pharmaceutical, food, and consumer-goods customers.
Former dairy farmer Kevin Hoover founded AmeriWind LLC after years of servicing fans in livestock buildings exposed the shortcomings of standard warehouse equipment. Pennsylvania-owned and operated, the company builds heavy-duty HVLS ceiling fans for agricultural settings, with a particular focus on practical airflow solutions for farmers and other large facilities. Its fan designs grew from those real-world barn conditions and carry a three-year warranty.
Amerway is a family-owned American manufacturer in Altoona that has made solder and flux for more than 50 years, serving stained-glass, industrial and electronics customers. Its factory-direct operation produces 99.99%-pure solder from virgin metals, offers custom fabrication, and supports customers with in-house metallurgical and chemical expertise. Amerway also provides solder analysis and on-site dross reclamation alongside its ISO 9001-certified manufacturing.
AMES Group Sintering, SA has been making sintered components since 1951, building its identity around powder metallurgy rather than conventional metal melting. From its base in Sant Feliu de Llobregat, Spain, the company serves industrial customers with precision parts for complex, high-volume applications, including self-lubricating bearings.
Founded in 1984 by a former toolmaker who started building molds in his basement, Hershey-based Ames Industries is a family-owned custom injection molding company that carries projects from tooling and prototyping through production and assembly. Now operating two plants with 37 presses and more than 40,000 square feet of manufacturing space, the company remains under the ownership of founders’ daughters Shelley and Suzy. Ames is ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR-registered, with a Federal Firearms License supporting its work in regulated defense and commercial firearms markets.
Ames Performance Engineering is a New Hampshire supplier of classic Pontiac parts, with many of its reproduction pieces now made in its own shop. Its catalog covers Pontiac models from the 1950s through the early 2000s, while detailed product critiques help restorers judge the quality of each reproduction. The company also organizes the Tri-Power Pontiac Nationals, an event that began as Tri-Power Sunday in 1992 and has drawn hundreds of cars and thousands of spectators to Ohio.
With roots in aerospace businesses dating to 1894 and 1913, AMETEK Airtechnology designs and manufactures custom thermal-management systems and motion-control solutions for aerospace, defense and oil-and-gas applications. Based in Sunbury-on-Thames, the company provides an end-to-end operation supported by a 40-strong engineering team, in-house manufacturing and qualification testing. As the original equipment manufacturer, it also operates FAA- and CAA-approved repair cells for aftermarket support.
With more than 50 years of experience, AMETEK CTS is a global manufacturer of precision instruments for engineers solving EMC compliance challenges. Its IFI brand traces its amplifier work to 1953, and the company supports customers across industries such as automotive and defense from manufacturing and support facilities around the world. AMETEK CTS’s management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018.
Founded in the UK in 1947, AMETEK Land makes industrial infrared temperature measurement systems, including pyrometers, line scanners and thermal imaging equipment built for demanding plant conditions. Now a business of AMETEK, it supports processes from steelmaking and glass production to battery manufacturing, with instruments calibrated through ISO/IEC 17025-accredited laboratories. Its specialist range also includes hazardous-area temperature equipment and continuous particulate monitors for industrial emissions.
Formed by AMETEK in 2022, Level Measurement Solutions brings together several long-established measurement brands under one business unit serving process industries. Its Magnetrol brand traces its level-measurement history to 1932, while the broader group applies that experience to challenging industrial measurement and control needs.