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Action Products, Inc. designs, manufactures, and sells medical products and other polymer-based products. Its product range includes operating-room patient positioning and support surfaces, home medical wheelchair cushions and adaptive pads, and pressure-injury prevention products made primarily from proprietary Akton® viscoelastic polymer.
Founded by prosthetist Karl Burk in 2008, Action Prosthetics designs and fits customized prostheses for amputees of all ages from its Troy and Greenville offices. Burk’s rehabilitation background and master-carpentry experience inform the practice’s hands-on focus on comfortable fit, with prosthetic work kept on site rather than sent to a central fabrication facility. The company also hosts A.C.T.I.O.N., a free monthly peer-support group led by bilateral amputee Molly Null and open to anyone living with limb loss.
Since 1985, privately held Action SuperAbrasive has manufactured custom diamond and CBN grinding wheels for demanding precision applications. The Kent company is distinctive for engineering wheels to a customer’s material, machine, geometry and tolerance requirements, including continuous-rim wheels up to 36 inches and some of the largest centerless and fine-grinding wheels. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation also provides wheel dressing and balancing services, with a stated focus on responsive turnaround.
Action Vibratory Equipment is a bulk material handling manufacturer that designs, makes, installs, and supports vibratory equipment for processing operations. Founded in 1972, the Newberg, Oregon company serves customers in 34 countries and is known for its made-to-order equipment and patented TAPER-SLOT® and VIBRA-SNAP® screening technologies. Action is a subsidiary of Webster Industries and backs its equipment with system engineering, testing, refurbishment, and on-site support.
Active Apparel Group grew from two founders in Brisbane into a global manufacturer of technical activewear, lifestyle apparel, outerwear and swimwear. Founded in 1987 and manufacturing in China since 2003, it owns and operates purpose-built facilities with 32,700 square metres of factory capacity, integrating product development, specialty construction and distribution. Its Ningbo manufacturing operation has held WRAP certification since 2016, and the company is also B Corp certified.
Active Automation and Maintenance Services reworks industrial machinery through controls programming, engineering, and machine retrofits, with particular expertise in coil-winding equipment. Based in Huntington, New York, the company also preserves machine software in ready-to-reinstall archives and develops automated systems from concept through installation. Its work includes updating older machines with modern controls while helping manufacturers reduce downtime and improve operation.
Active Chemical Systems, Inc. specializes exclusively in graphite heat exchangers for industrial process heating, with its Impreg-Tite impervious graphite plate heaters designed for direct suspension in open tanks. Based in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, the company makes heaters suited to demanding pickling and plating solutions, including nitric and hydrofluoric acids, while offering engineering assistance for application needs.
Family-owned since 1940, Philadelphia-based Active Radiator manufactures heavy-duty heat exchangers and cooling components for truck fleets, construction and industrial equipment. Its in-house engineers can reverse-engineer obsolete or discontinued parts, while its 141,000-square-foot manufacturing plant and 90,000-square-foot warehouse support both custom production and stocked replacement units. Active also backs its products with cleaning, repair and recoring services through a nationwide distribution network.
Active Signal Technologies was founded in 1996 by members of Lockheed Martin’s advanced sensor and solid-state actuator group, carrying that research background into specialized device development. The Maryland company’s work is especially associated with the Brain Acoustic Monitor, a portable system developed for noninvasive assessment of traumatic brain injury in military, hospital, and emergency-care settings. It also developed a noise-immune stethoscope for clinicians working in aircraft and other extremely loud environments.
Founded in 1988, Active Silicon designs and manufactures imaging products and embedded vision systems, from autofocus-zoom cameras and frame grabbers to custom systems for image processing and machine control. Its UK R&D team combines hardware, software and FPGA expertise, while the company’s products support demanding applications ranging from space missions and industrial inspection to medical imaging and defense. Active Silicon is part of Solid State plc’s Steatite systems division and is ISO 9001 certified.
Family-owned and operated by brothers Martin and Ethan Kolt, Active Ventilation Products manufactures roof vents and ventilation accessories at its 63,000-square-foot U.S. factory. The Newburgh company has made roof vents since 1997, offering more than 700 models for residential and commercial roofing, including its spindle-free Aura gravity ventilator. Many AVP products are UL Classified and approved in Florida and Texas, with certified models tested for winds exceeding 200 mph.
Activities Press, Inc provides commercial printing, digital production, sheetfed press printing, bindery, fulfillment, direct mailing, and card collateral services. Its capabilities include color and black-and-white production, wide-format printing, variable data printing, binding, cutting, coating, shrinkwrapping, paper banding, warehousing, distribution, and order processing.
Since 1947, Acton Technologies has built its reputation as a small, technically capable Pennsylvania company pioneering fluoropolymer surface modification. It develops specialty chemicals and provides contract etching that help manufacturers prepare fluoropolymer components for bonding and related finishing work, serving demanding applications in fields such as aerospace and medicine. Acton has received the Ben Franklin Advanced Technology Award four times and operates under ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certification.
Founded in 2015, ACTS Freedom Farms of America develops master-planned agricultural communities that combine controlled-environment food production with affordable housing and career opportunities for service members, veterans and their families. Its veteran-centered model supports home ownership and agricultural business participation while supplying locally grown produce year-round through modular growing systems. The company’s projects are designed around community living, energy conservation and sustainable use of land and natural resources.
Founded in 2006, Bellefonte-based Actuated Medical develops medical devices that improve precision access to deep brain targets, led by its NeuralGlider® platform for brain-directed therapy delivery. The company’s motion-based technology has been developed and validated over more than a decade, supporting research groups worldwide as Actuated advances applications in neurosurgery and neurotechnology. Actuated Medical operates a 20,000-square-foot facility and is ISO 13485 certified, FDA registered, and recognized as a Woman Owned Small Business.
Actylis supplies and manufactures specialty ingredients and raw materials for products ranging from pharmaceuticals and nutraceuticals to cosmetics and industrial formulations. Its portfolio spans everyday formulation inputs such as plant-origin Inositol NF and L-Cysteine alongside more distinctive offerings, including Citroleo’s natural Brazilian Candeia-derived α-Bisabolol and Emissary’s encapsulated cosmetic delivery systems. The company’s materials are supported by decades of sourcing and manufacturing experience, with products available across 438 listings and 13 brands.
With more than 75 years in the trade, Actylis sources and manufactures critical ingredients and raw materials for pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, nutrition and specialty-chemical makers. Its global network combines in-house production with tailored sourcing, process development and supply-chain support, including a 30,000-square-foot cGMP API facility in Eugene and Water for Injection capabilities in Montreal. Actylis operates ISO 9001:2015-certified facilities and supports customers from early development through commercial-scale production.
Acuity Polymers develops and manufactures gas-permeable materials for specialty contact lenses, including its patented Acuity 200 ultra-high-permeability material. Based in Rochester, New York, the company tests materials in-house and works with industry partners to refine products for challenging specialty lens applications. Its product development and quality systems follow ISO 13485:2016 requirements.
Maryland-based ACUITYnano LLC develops biomedical and laboratory technologies that use microfluidics, optics, machine vision, and embedded control to manipulate and study nanoscale objects and living cells. Its R&D work ranges from a low-cost on-chip near-field optical microscope with reported 10-nanometer resolution to automated systems for cell and nematode analysis, including research designed for microgravity experiments. The company also helps research organizations, startups, and medical-device businesses move concepts from early development into prototypes and products.
Since 1978, ACUPWR has made international voltage transformers and travel power converters, with its Tru-Watts™ transformers hand-built and bench-tested in the United States. The company’s specialty is dependable power conversion for appliances moving between countries, including refrigeration equipment that needs both voltage and frequency conversion. ACUPWR backs its products with a lifetime warranty and offers up to $10,000 in damage coverage on select models.