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A Dayton, Ohio robotics start-up, Adev Automation is developing autonomous harvesters that find and pick ripe strawberries to help farms manage labor shortages and reduce food waste. Its S-2 Albien prototype has been tested with commercial farms and research partners including The Ohio State University and the University of Florida, while the company is also developing a hops-harvesting platform. A 2024 strawberry picker design incorporating LIDAR and pneumatic assistance is under construction and testing.
Founded in 1977 by Jan Aalberts, Adex BV has spent more than 45 years developing aluminium extrusion dies in Venlo. Now part of Italy-based Phoenix International Group, the company is known for working closely with customers on difficult profile designs, including through its patented Stone technology. Its dies serve manufacturers worldwide in fields such as automotive, railway and construction.
Since 1978, Adflex Corporation has built its Rochester reputation as a versatile trade shop supporting printers and packaging customers. The company is known for bringing technical consultation and production expertise together, particularly for custom labels and related packaging work.
Founded in 1957, Adgo Inc. is a long-established Cincinnati-area manufacturer known for serving industrial and municipal customers with engineered automation work. Its 30,000-square-foot UL-certified facility supports custom control panel manufacturing, while the company’s team brings decades of experience to industrial and water/wastewater projects.
Formed in 2023 by former Bostik and 3M executives, Adherex Group is a Cleveland-based company built by bringing established tape-technology brands under one organization. It serves packaging distributors and OEMs nationwide, combining the responsive feel of a smaller business with shared technical and manufacturing resources for application-specific adhesion solutions.
From Cleveland, Adherex Packaging supplies industrial adhesion and protective-packaging solutions, combining converted films and tapes with custom packaging components for distributors, manufacturers and OEMs. Its five regional distribution centers support nationwide customers with short lead times, while in-house labs and converting capabilities allow the team to tailor solutions for demanding applications such as automotive and electronics. Adherex is also SQF-certified, reflecting audited controls for food-safety, quality and traceability in packaging operations.
Adherex Specialty Materials brings together the decades of adhesive-engineering experience of SpecBond and the precision converting heritage of Cutting Edge under one Toledo-based company. It works with OEMs to turn demanding material requirements into custom adhesive components and protective packaging, supporting projects from prototype through production. Adherex is a 3M Associate Converter and Preferred Automotive Converter, operates under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system, and belongs to the Gasket Fabricators Association.
Founded in 1971 by Robert “Bob” True, Adhesive Compounders Inc. manufactures industrial hot melt and water-based adhesives while formulating custom bonding solutions for manufacturers. The independently owned Des Moines company uses an in-house laboratory and experienced chemists to develop and test formulas around customers’ substrates, equipment, and production requirements. ACI is also certified as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business.
Independent and family-owned since its 1961 beginnings in a converted garage, Adhesives Research has grown into a global materials manufacturer known for developing application-specific adhesive solutions with customers. Its facilities span more than 250 acres and include over 300,000 square feet of development and manufacturing space, supporting healthcare, electronics and industrial customers with specialized adhesive tapes and related materials.
ADI Global Distribution supplies professionally installed security, AV and smart-living solutions to integrators through a global distribution network. With more than three decades of industry experience, the company combines products from over 1,000 brands with its own in-house brands and software, including the OvrC remote-management platform. ADI serves more than 100,000 customers through 200-plus locations in 17 countries, supported by 4,100-plus team members and more than four million square feet of distribution space.
Adient plc is a global automotive seating manufacturer that produces and delivers seating for major automakers. It operates more than 200 manufacturing and assembly plants across 29 countries, with over 65,000 employees, and traces its independent public-company status to its 2016 separation from Johnson Controls. The company describes nearly 40 years of partnership with automakers in the automotive seating industry.
Founded by scientist and former pharmaceutical researcher Ivan Galanin, Adipeau makes science-driven topical skincare focused on the appearance of skin fullness, firmness, and contour. Its Volume Cream and Strength Gel are built around research into dermal fat cells, with a patented formulation and published work developed alongside Karolinska Institute researchers. Adipeau also documents its claims through registered clinical studies and real-world evaluations rather than relying only on before-and-after photographs.
Founded in 2006 by pharmaceutical executives Martin Jeiven and Arvind Bhandari, AdiraMedica is a globally oriented clinical-trial supply company serving pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and medical-device organizations. Based in the United States with operations across six countries, it is known for coordinating study materials through a CGMP facility in Aston, Pennsylvania and supporting clients in more than 30 countries. The company’s quality framework follows GMP, GCP, GDP, and ICH requirements.
Adirondack Barrel Cooperage makes American white oak barrels for spirits and wine at its Glenville, New York cooperage. Described as New York’s first cooperage since the 1940s, the company is led by Joe and Kelly Blazosky and combines air-dried, aged wood and hand toasting with precision milling and temperature-controlled charring. ADK keeps production deliberately low, tests every barrel before shipment, and offers custom guidance from its master cooper along with on-site rickhouse storage.
Adirondack Beverages is an independent beverage maker located in Scotia, along the Mohawk River. It sources water from a protected glacial aquifer and crafts its own beverage brands; it also helps other brands execute their beverage visions through a contract manufacturing division.
Born from Central New York’s local-food renaissance, Adirondack Distilling Company was founded by master distiller Jordan Karp alongside Dr. Bruce Elwell and attorney Steve Cox. The company gives a former F.X. Matt Brewing Co. finance building new life as a distillery, where its makers use regional ingredients and German stills to create spirits for the surrounding community and New York State.
Family-owned Adirondack Farms is a dairy farm in Peru, New York, where the well-being of its Holstein herd guides the work. The farm is known for treating manure as a resource through anaerobic digestion, an approach that supports its goal of protecting the land while producing milk for the community.
Since 1979, Adirondack Fragrance has handcrafted clean, farm-to-home fragrances and body-care products in New York’s Adirondack region, bringing local botanicals and the character of the mountains into everyday life. Built around a long-restored northern Adirondack farm, the company makes its products in the USA by local artisans, including its signature Balsam & Cedar candle and botanical perfumes. Its nature-inspired work also supports efforts to preserve the Adirondacks.
Established in 1963, Adirondack Machine Corporation grew from a former wooden core-plug works into a Hudson Falls manufacturer known for FORMAX™ laboratory equipment for the pulp and paper industry. Its machines help mills, chemical companies, and universities prepare and evaluate paper fibers in laboratory settings, with a wet-end lab available for equipment demonstrations and sample evaluation.
Founded by welder Andre’ Hagadorn in 1996, Adirondack Natural Stone is a family-operated Whitehall, New York quarry company producing distinctive granite and natural stone for building and landscaping projects. From five functioning quarries, the company carries production through drilling, processing and thin-veneer manufacturing in-house, including a 15,000-square-foot facility opened in 2016. Its dealer network reaches across the United States, Canada and Europe.