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Amcor is a global manufacturer of packaging solutions for consumer and healthcare products, with operations in more than 40 countries and over 400 locations. Its manufacturing capabilities include flexible films, thermoformed packaging and specialized packaging formats, alongside packaging machinery and related technical services.
Amentum is a Chantilly, Virginia–headquartered global engineering and technology company with approximately 50,000 employees working in more than 70 countries. Its work supports government and commercial customers facing complex challenges in areas such as national security, space missions, and energy. Amentum is the prime contractor for NASA’s Exploration Ground Systems Program at Kennedy Space Center, supporting the Artemis program.
Founded in 1984 as a spin-off of RWTH Aachen University, AMEPA develops and implements measurement systems for quality assurance in steel, aluminum, and automotive production. Based in Würselen, Germany, the company is particularly known for electromagnetic and thermographic slag detection, while its contactless systems also monitor metal-strip surface and oil-film conditions during production. More than 500 AMEPA systems are installed in over 50 countries, supported by subsidiaries and a worldwide service network.
Known in Mansfield as a domestic engine machine shop, Amerascrew produces custom precision-turned parts for demanding industrial customers. Its work supports high-volume automotive production as well as exacting aerospace applications, with centerless grinding available for components requiring tolerances as tight as ±0.0001 inch.
Family-owned since its founding in 1968, Medina-based Ameri-Cal Corporation makes custom pressure-sensitive adhesive products and provides coating, slitting and sheeting services for printing, laminating and converting. Now led by second-generation owner Jay Vigneault, the company pairs an in-house lab and decades of adhesive-coating experience with flexible production, developing solutions around each customer’s application rather than an off-the-shelf formula. Ameri-Cal serves national and international markets and is ISO 9001:2015 certified for the design and manufacturing of its pressure-sensitive solutions.
With more than 30 years in the office-furniture industry, America’s Modular & Office Specialist is known for remanufacturing systems furniture and supplying modular office solutions. Its new OPS2 line complements those sustainable offerings with flexible furniture made to major-manufacturer standards, while the company also provides custom design and installation support. New and remanufactured system products are compatible with original systems furniture and carry a lifetime warranty for the original purchaser.
Family-run since its 2009 founding, American Advanced Assemblies is a Troy, Ohio manufacturer built around the Fay family: founder Tom Fay works alongside his brother William and sons Michael and Timothy. The company operates from a 6,500-square-foot climate-controlled facility with a staff of about 30, producing interconnect assemblies for commercial customers as well as aerospace and military suppliers. Its quality system is ISO 9001:2008 certified and the company is ITAR registered.
Founded in Beloit, Wisconsin, in 2001, American Aluminum Extrusion manufactures aluminum profiles and has since expanded to facilities in Roscoe, Illinois, and Canton, Ohio. Its facilities include large extrusion presses, and the company describes a full-service operation extending from extrusion to fabrication. American Aluminum Extrusion joined Popa Holdings in 2022.
Established in 1992, American Apex Corporation is a Delaware, Ohio small global business known for nearly three decades of live-fire training work with the world’s armored forces. Its systems give tank and infantry fighting vehicle crews a practical way to train with their own fire-control equipment, and the company has fielded more than 2,300 units in 19 countries.
Founded in 1970, American Augers manufactures horizontal directional drilling equipment, mud pumps, and fluid cleaning systems. The company says its machines are made in-house in West Salem, Ohio, with work traced back to the originating steel mill. Its equipment serves horizontal directional drilling and underground construction jobs.
American Axle & Manufacturing (AAM), founded in Detroit in 1994, designs, engineers, and manufactures driveline and metal-forming technologies for electric, hybrid, and internal-combustion vehicles. The company describes a global operation with nearly 75 facilities in 15 countries and produces automotive systems and components such as axles and electric-drive units. On February 3, 2026, its parent company Dauch Corporation completed the acquisition of Dowlais Group and its GKN Automotive and GKN Powder Metallurgy businesses.
American Battery Solutions Inc. designs and manufactures lithium-ion battery systems for commercial, fleet, industrial, and transportation applications. Founded in 2019 by battery-industry veteran Subhash Dhar and acquired by Komatsu in 2023, the company operates a battery innovation and engineering center in Lake Orion, Michigan, and a battery manufacturing center in Springboro, Ohio.
Founded by leaders with a combined six decades of industry experience, American Belleville is a Concord, Ohio manufacturer built around personal customer relationships. Its 22,000-square-foot facility produces nearly all of its products in the USA, while its engineering team works with industrial suppliers and equipment makers on application-specific solutions. The company also supports vendor-managed inventory programs for customers who need responsive, dependable supply.
Founded in 1908 making rubber shoe heels and soles, American Biltrite has grown into a global manufacturer of pressure-sensitive tapes, commercial flooring, performance sheet rubber, and fashion accessories. Successive generations of the Marcus family have guided the company, whose divisions now span manufacturing in the United States and Canada alongside international operations. Its Canadian manufacturing facility in Sherbrooke, Quebec covers 380,000 square feet, while the tape division has manufactured to ISO 9001 standards since 1993.
American Blade Source Inc. manufactures industrial machine knives and blades for converting and manufacturing operations, with a particular focus on replacement components made to OEM tolerances. From its Amelia, Ohio operation, the company supplies specialized cutting parts such as core cutter blades and corrugated slitter components, using inspected materials selected for dimensional accuracy and edge quality.
American Coil Processing, LLC processes sheet and plate from coil, specializing in heavy-gauge coil slitting and leveling. Its facility includes an 85,000-square-foot building under crane, with capacity to handle coils up to 40 tons.
Founded in 2008 by engineers with nearly 100 years of combined cold-forging experience, American Cold Forge manufactures American-made cold-forged products at its Northwood, Ohio operations. The company focuses on net-formed tooth-profile components and medium- to high-volume application-specific forgings, serving customers in the United States and developing export projects for Europe and Japan.
American Colors, Inc. manufactures liquid pigment systems and intermediates, and has been manufacturing since 1975. Its facilities include Sandusky, Ohio, identified as headquarters, as well as additional U.S. and international locations. The company also provides toll manufacturing and works with customers to develop formulations tailored to specific requirements.
Since its founding in Mansfield, Ohio, in 1989, American Compactor, Inc. has built its identity around American-made industrial waste compaction. The company develops and manufactures compressed-air systems for organizations that need to reduce the volume and cost of waste disposal, including aerospace and military facilities. Its equipment is available to federal agencies through a General Services Administration contract.
American Consolidated Industries, Inc. is a family-owned organization whose wholly owned companies process flat-rolled steel and produce welded carbon steel tubing. Founded through the Kaufman family’s 1986 acquisition of Monarch Steel, ACI has expanded its steel-processing and tubing operations across facilities in Ohio, Alabama, Kentucky and Tennessee. Its stated priorities include safety, quality, customer service and its employees.