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Founded in 1965 by Charlie Biehn, American Cutting Edge manufactures industrial machine knives and precision-ground blades from its Southwest Ohio operation. Still family-owned and guided by the second generation, the former CB Manufacturing combines custom blade production with contract grinding, sharpening, and machining for demanding industrial applications. The company also manufactures and resharpens tungsten-carbide and ceramic razor blades in the United States.
American Cutting Edge manufactures industrial knives and blades and has done so since 1965, when it was founded as CB Manufacturing and Sales. Based in Miamisburg, Ohio, the company also produces custom steel and carbide wear parts and provides precision grinding and machining work for customers across a wide range of industries.
Established in Beckley in 1985, American Electric Equipment Inc. is an American-owned and operated company known for its roots in mining and underground power distribution. For four decades, it has built and serviced equipment for mining and industrial operations across the region, with custom engineering and field support shaped to demanding work sites.
Founded in 2002, American Engineering & Manufacturing is an Elyria company shaped by its president’s 32-year military career and partnerships with veteran and small-disadvantaged-business organizations. From its 12,000-square-foot engineering facility, it develops precision components and custom solutions for Department of Defense and commercial customers.
American Engineering & Metalworking is a North Canton, Ohio, precision metal fabricator that takes projects from design and prototyping through finished components under one roof. Its 50,000-square-foot facility is built around solving difficult custom jobs, including thick-material laser cutting and in-house tooling, while partnerships with specialty suppliers extend its turn-key capabilities. AEM also supports just-in-time production; one elevator-manufacturer partnership has produced more than 25,000 unique parts for over 14,000 elevators.
Founded in 2000, American Engineering Group LLC is an Akron engineering and manufacturing firm built around more than two decades of product innovation. The company is best known for its patented Pressure Zero Tire work, including a USSOCOM-recognized development for U.S. special forces, and now helps inventors, startups, and established manufacturers move products from concept into production. AEG is ISO 9001:2015 registered and operates from a 5,000-square-foot North American facility.
Founded in 2008, Cincinnati-based American Essentials LLC develops private-label consumer products and manages their global sourcing, manufacturing, and distribution for retailers and businesses. Its reach combines offices in the United States and India, a warehouse network across the U.S. and Asia, and more than 1,000 vetted suppliers supporting programs that have reached over 5,000 stores and Fortune 500 clients. American Essentials is also a WBENC- and NMSDC-certified diverse business.
Founded in 1888, American Excelsior Company manufactures protective packaging, flexible foam, erosion-control products and engineered wood fibers, including the Curlex® erosion-control brand it pioneered in the 1960s. Headquartered in Arlington, Texas, the company operates seven manufacturing plants across the country and supports its erosion-control work with ErosionLab®, a large-scale testing and research facility opened in 1996. Most of its products are made or grown in the United States using American labor.
American Fine Sinter manufactures automotive components at its Tiffin, Ohio operation. The company specializes in internal engine, transmission, and vehicle suspension components for automotive manufacturers and parts suppliers, and says it will maintain operations during a planned transition out of North American production.
After more than 25 years in Elyria, Ohio, American Fluid Power has built and rebuilt tube fabrication machines for flaring, beading, and bending. The company manufactures its equipment and tooling in the United States, including machines made for tube finishing and compatible dies, radius blocks, and other replacement tooling. American Fluid Power is now completing a planned two-year self-liquidation while finishing remaining machine inventory and supporting existing users with parts, rebuilt equipment, and tooling.
Founded in 1978, American Foam Products manufactures custom foam packaging in Ohio, designing and fabricating protective solutions for customers across North America. Its experienced designers and engineers guide projects from prototyping through delivery, with a particular focus on foam inserts that both safeguard and present the products inside.
Second-generation, woman-owned, family-operated American Frame Corporation is a veteran-founded Ohio company that has served the art world since 1973. From its Maumee production facility, it makes custom picture frames for artists and museums, with precision cutting and hands-on support for projects ranging from individual pieces to exhibitions.
Established in 1996, American Friction Technologies is known as North America’s largest producer of sintered metallic brake pads for the powersports industry. The company develops customized friction materials for demanding OEM and aftermarket applications, using in-house dynamometer testing to reproduce real-world conditions.
American Furukawa, Inc., part of Furukawa Electric Group, supplies and manufactures automotive and electronic products for customers in North America and beyond. Headquartered in Plymouth, Michigan, it has design and engineering capabilities and reports four North American manufacturing facilities, established beginning in 1997.
From its Cleveland headquarters, American Greetings creates paper and digital products that help people celebrate holidays, milestones and everyday relationships. Its business spans greeting cards and personalized digital experiences, with manufacturing and distribution facilities across the United States and affiliated brands and offices worldwide. The company also operates AG Interactive, whose digital offerings include SmashUps™, Creatacard™ and animated ecards.
With more than 30 years of history, American Health Packaging makes serialized, barcoded unit-dose medications for hospital, institutional and long-term-care pharmacies. Its nearly 500-product portfolio is built around dose-level scanning at the bedside, and the company also provides customized pharmaceutical contract packaging. American Health Packaging was the first unit-dose manufacturer to fully implement serialization through its manufacturing process, supporting track-and-trace requirements alongside FDA-registered, cGMP-compliant production.
American Heavy Plates is a North American heavy carbon and alloy steel plate producer and processor combining a steel plate rolling mill with plate-processing operations. The company says its team brings decades of experience from the steel service center and mill industries and supplies stock plates as well as custom plate parts to manufacturing customers.
Based in Evansville, Indiana, American Heritage Billiards designs and manufactures pool tables and coordinating game-room furniture for home entertainment spaces. Its collection pairs billiards with furnishings such as home bars and dining conversion tops, including an outdoor table built with weather-resistant construction. The company is part of the Brunswick Billiards Group family of brands and sells through a network of dealers.
American Honda Motor Co., Inc., established in Los Angeles in 1959 as Honda Motor Co.’s first overseas subsidiary, develops and manufactures mobility products ranging from automobiles to motorcycles, marine engines and aircraft. Honda’s American manufacturing story began in Central Ohio in 1979 with motorcycles and expanded to cars in 1983, making it the first Japanese manufacturer to build both product lines in the United States. Today, the company operates 18 major manufacturing facilities in North America while pursuing new mobility and hydrogen fuel-cell technologies.
Founded in 1948 by Soichiro Honda, American Honda Motor Co., Inc. develops and manufactures mobility products ranging from automobiles and motorcycles to power equipment, marine engines and HondaJet aircraft. Established in Los Angeles in 1959, it became the first Japanese manufacturer to build motorcycles and cars in the United States, beginning in Ohio in 1979 and 1983 respectively. Today, Honda operates 18 major manufacturing facilities in North America while pursuing new mobility and hydrogen fuel-cell technologies.