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Founded in 1953, American Lumber Company manufactures and supplies hardwood lumber through its own sawmills and yards, outside-mill purchases, and wholesale operations. Its Green Diamond brand is built around custom hardwood grades and solutions developed to improve customers’ yields, while its membership in The Baillie Group connects the company to a broader manufacturing and supply network. American Lumber serves global customers with both North American and imported hardwoods, including mixed-load shipments and production-specific lumber programs.
A woman-owned business serving New York City since 2009, American Metal Gate Corp installs, repairs and maintains commercial and industrial gates, with roots in the iron-work trade dating to the late 1980s. Based in the Queens area, its five mobile teams provide round-the-clock emergency coverage across the Tri-State region, including custom gate work, motor repairs and loading-dock projects. Its client list includes Barnes & Noble, H&M, Duane Reade, GAP and Old Navy.
Since its founding in 2008, American Modified has grown from a passion for Jeeps and off-roading into a manufacturer serving vehicle enthusiasts with original aftermarket designs. The company holds more than 10 patents, including the JK Shark Grille, and produces its designs in an ISO 9001-certified factory.
American Oak Distillery makes whiskey in Bolton Landing, New York. The company’s identity centers on its American oak-focused distilling name and its location in the Lake George region, though the available information provides few further details about its history or operation.
Since its founding in 1902, American Packaging Corporation has remained a family-owned manufacturer, changing hands only once before the Schottland family purchased it in 1986. Today, the independently owned company employs more than 1,225 people across six U.S. Centers of Excellence and is known for developing custom flexible packaging with customers throughout North America. Its long history is matched by a sustained focus on packaging innovation and environmental responsibility.
Since 1999, American Plastic Bags Inc. has been a Brooklyn manufacturer of custom-printed plastic bags made in the USA. It serves retailers, promotional distributors, and other brand programs with in-house production, including rush work that can ship in as few as 15 days.
American Precision Technologies is a machining and assembly company producing small and mid-sized precision parts through milling, turning, Swiss turning, and related finishing and assembly operations. It serves aerospace, defense, medical, and commercial customers and works with polymers, aluminum, steel, advanced alloys, and other materials.
American Pride Fasteners is a privately held, woman-owned manufacturer founded in 2004 by George Hugues III and Lynda Zacpal. Its Bay Shore operation grew from a small team making miniature fasteners into a U.S. manufacturer with Swiss screw machining and CNC capabilities under one roof, supplying precision parts for demanding aerospace and military applications. The company is registered to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D standards and listed as a QSLM Class 2A and 3A manufacturer.
Veteran-owned American Pride Products is a small American manufacturer built around helping entrepreneurs bring physical products to market. The Alden, New York company develops prototypes and molds for small businesses, retaining the mold cost up front so customers can begin production without a large initial investment. Its team is particularly attentive to crowdfunding-backed ventures and can support orders ranging from 10 pieces to 10,000.
Since opening in 2005, American Racing Headers has built performance header and exhaust systems entirely in the United States. Now operating from a 50,000-square-foot facility, the company serves racers and performance-car builders with systems designed to address longstanding header-fit and design problems. Its race-focused work includes direct involvement with GM, Ford and Chrysler on drag- and road-race applications, and its products are sold through hundreds of dealers worldwide.
Founded in 1993, family-owned American Recycling Technologies collects and recycles unwanted clothing and other textiles through community collection bins across the Northeast. The company diverts more than 90 million pounds of textiles from waste streams each year, while its program has kept over 1.2 billion pounds out of landfills and raised more than $25 million for charities and local public-service organizations.
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.
Founded in 1997, American Rock Salt Company operates the Hampton Corners mine in Western New York, producing American-mined rock salt for winter road de-icing. The mine is the largest producing salt mine in the United States, with daily output ranging from 10,000 to 20,000 tons and distribution across the Northeast. Its story also carries a multigenerational local connection: four generations of the Bucci family have worked in the region’s salt-mining industry.
Founded in Rochester in 1983, American Siepmann Corporation supplies specialty CNC grinding machinery and turnkey grinding processes for cutlery and other edged-product manufacturers. The second-generation, family-owned business combines Siepmann’s German machine-building heritage with more than four decades of abrasive-manufacturing experience, including custom wheel technology and Industry 4.0-ready automation. Its systems are built for demanding work such as hollow-ground knives and highly curved tool surfaces.
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.
Founded by Coleman Vickary in 1990, American Standard Manufacturing grew from a small New York maker of cylinder-exchange displays into an OEM manufacturer serving propane marketers and industrial gas users. Its Central Bridge operation is known for custom-configured storage cabinets and practical equipment that helps customers handle cylinders more safely and efficiently.
American Steel and Aluminum is a vertically integrated metals distributor and contract manufacturer producing and processing steel, aluminum, stainless, coated, and specialty metal products. Its offerings include bar stock, tube and pipe, structural and architectural shapes, flat rolled sheet and plate, ground screws, and contract-manufactured metal components, with processing capabilities including cutting, drilling, forming, welding, machining, and powder coating. The company serves defense and shipbuilding, data center infrastructure, renewable energy, battery storage, and industrial OEM manufacturing markets.
Since its 1954 founding in Rochester, American Swiss Products has made custom micro-miniature components, from simple pins to complex multi-operation CNC parts, for precision-critical applications. Now operating across three generations, the company combines traditional cam-driven equipment with Swiss CNC machining and coordinates inspection and inventory services for customers in fields such as medical and aerospace manufacturing. Its quality system has been ISO 9001:2015 registered since 1999.
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.
Since 1978, American Van Equipment has manufactured work-vehicle equipment, beginning with ladder racks and van shelving and expanding into practical storage solutions for commercial vans and pickup trucks. Unlike a typical catalog retailer, the Lakewood company makes most of what it sells and operates from a 130,000-plus-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility staffed by more than 100 employees. Its products are sold directly to contractors and service professionals across the United States.