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Since 1990, Newton Falls, Ohio’s American Molded Plastic, Inc. has been making custom injection-molded thermoplastic products and its own patented American-made designs, including the Sure-Fit cemetery headstone saddle. The company handles prototype molds, tooling and mold design in-house and takes on both short- and long-run production, with highway barrier delineators and guardrail safety caps among its distinctive products.
Founded by Jacob Block in 2021, American Nitrile is a privately held Grove City, Ohio company known for building a domestic source of critical protective equipment. Its 530,000-square-foot facility produces more than 120 million nitrile gloves each month, while closed-loop water systems and other efficiency measures support its focus on more sustainable U.S. manufacturing.
Founded in 1988, American Nuts grew from a 10,000-square-foot operation into a three-facility business with a distinctly family-business feel. The company serves food brands as a full-service importer and processor, with its 200,000 square feet supporting custom roasting and related production services. It is known in North America for processing more than 12 million pounds of pumpkin seeds and sunflower kernels each year.
Founded in 1970, American Orthopedics provides custom prosthetic and orthotic services across Greater Ohio, helping patients regain mobility with individually fitted devices. The company operates the only BioSculptor computer-aided design and manufacturing system in Central Ohio, using laser imaging, computer modeling and CNC milling to make prosthetics and orthotics on site. Its team includes ABC Certified and Ohio Licensed Orthotists and Prosthetists serving patients through offices in Columbus, Lima, Marion and Springfield.
From its Urbana, Ohio base, American Pan makes industrial baking pans and coatings while also cleaning, straightening and recoating bakery pans. Its distinctive strength is a full pan-life approach: the company processes millions of pans each year and pairs custom bakeware with refurbishment and service planning to help commercial bakeries reduce scrap and keep equipment in use longer. American Pan operates with production facilities and expert representatives across the world, and its bakeware coatings are certified safe for food contact under FDA regulations.
American Paper & Plastic is a Hamilton, Ohio packaging company known for helping businesses turn their branding into custom printed bags. It serves retail and e-commerce customers with branded packaging, including shopping bags and mailers, and reports producing more than 12 million custom printed bags for customers around the world.
Founded in Woodland, Washington, in 1997, American Paper Converting is an NMSDC-certified Small, Women-owned and Minority-Owned company that has grown to serve national accounts from two U.S. facilities. APC supplies janitorial and food-service distributors with converted paper products, including its 100% recycled Eco Green line, and is known for private-label and custom production.
Founded in Toledo in March 2005, American Posts and Steelworks LLC manufactures American-made steel posts, wire and tubing, and is the only remaining U.S. maker of steel U-posts for the lawn and garden industry. The Feniger family brings three generations in the steel business to the company, which also supplies government and infrastructure projects with custom steel solutions. Its patented just-in-time delivery system helps customers keep less inventory on hand.
Cincinnati-based American Process Heat supplies industrial process heaters and temperature-control components for manufacturing operations across the United States. The family-owned company draws on decades of thermal-process experience and a manufacturing plant that has designed heaters and sensors for more than 50 years. Its on-site technical support includes full-plant thermal mapping and parts-inventory analysis, while its thermocouples use heavier 20-gauge wire for demanding plastics-processing environments.
Bill Olson and his son Bob founded American Punch Company in 1990 after decades in punch and die manufacturing, giving the Euclid, Ohio company a deep family connection to the trade. Today, American Punch serves metalworking and structural steel fabricators with made-to-order tooling alongside a substantial stock inventory, and its precision work remains ISO certified.
Family-owned American QuickSilver has been making precision machine knives since its founding in 1998. The company serves OEMs and manufacturers worldwide, with a small staff and a reputation built around tight tolerances and high-volume custom work. Its ISO 9001-certified factories perform heat treatment in-house, allowing AQS to control blade hardness and production from start to finish.
Founded in 1967 as American Quinine, American Regent is a U.S.-based pharmaceutical manufacturer producing branded and generic sterile injectable medicines for human and animal health. The company is particularly known for its long-standing IV iron business, while its animal health operation has served horses and dogs for more than 40 years. American Regent is part of the Daiichi Sankyo Group and has expanded and modernized its U.S. manufacturing capacity to help maintain reliable supplies of essential medicines.
Family-owned American Ring grew from a Cleveland manufacturer’s representative business established in 1957 into a precision-component manufacturer serving American industry for more than 65 years. Today, its engineers work directly with customers to develop retention solutions for demanding fields such as aerospace and automotive, backed by certified quality systems.
Privately owned and operated since its inception, American Specialties, Inc. has built its reputation on supplying integrated commercial washroom solutions for architects, contractors, and building owners. Based in Yonkers, the company serves projects in more than 50 countries and is known for combining a wide range of options with fast fulfillment, shipping many orders within 48 hours.
From its Las Vegas factory, American Standard Window Film makes window films for vehicles, homes and commercial buildings, along with paint-protection film for cars. A division of Erickson International, the company manufactures in the USA at a facility spanning more than an acre, using proprietary coating equipment that it says is the only inline three-coating-head system of its kind. Its manufacturing approach emphasizes near-zero landfill waste, independent laboratory testing and factory-backed warranties.
Since its 1953 founding in Toledo, American Steel Products Company has built its identity around helping metal-processing customers get into production quickly, often through carefully reconditioned equipment. The company serves end users around the world and brings more than 60 years of experience to used machinery and custom-built rolling mills, backed by service support for older equipment.
Founded in Norwalk, Ohio, in 1983 to treat wood guardrail posts for a single customer, American Timber and Steel now manufactures timber and steel products that protect people and property. Its Southern Yellow Pine expertise remains central, with turned, pressure-treated round fence posts and custom timber and metal solutions made across facilities in Ohio and Texas. The company has grown to more than 130 employees while retaining its focus on practical project support and custom manufacturing.
Known in South Florida as a tire-recycling facility, American Tire Recycling Group collects scrap tires and turns them into reusable materials for commercial and community uses. Its operation also addresses abandoned tire piles and offers pickup services for partners that need a practical route for responsible tire disposal.
American Trim traces its roots to Lima Tool and Die, founded in 1951, and has grown through decades of expansion while retaining a strong emphasis on employee expertise and customer relationships. Today, the company serves major appliance, truck, and automotive manufacturers with engineered metal components, shipping more than 40 million parts each year from facilities in the United States and Mexico. Its long-standing in-house engineering and quality resources support work from initial concept through production.