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AMETEK Process Instruments is a worldwide manufacturer of process analyzers and instrumentation and a business unit of AMETEK, Inc.’s Process & Analytical Instruments division. Its engineering and manufacturing activities take place in several North American facilities, while sales and service offices and channel partners support customers globally. The company designs analyzers for process monitoring, control, and quality assurance, and also develops custom analyzer configurations for specialized applications.
Founded in 1993 and part of AMETEK since 2007, AMETEK SCP is a Westerly, Rhode Island manufacturer known for more than three decades of underwater interconnect work. Its engineers develop custom connectivity for naval and defense programs, particularly where systems must withstand pressure and other severe maritime conditions. The company’s quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and it is an approved Level I SUBSAFE supplier.
For more than 85 years, AMETEK Specialty Metal Products has built its reputation on metallurgy and materials science through six specialist manufacturers in the United States and United Kingdom. The AMETEK business unit develops custom precision materials for demanding applications, with a particularly long aerospace record that includes work associated with the Concorde, F-15 Eagle and Airbus A380. Its five U.S. facilities also support domestic production meeting Buy American and DFARS requirements.
Founded in 1930, AMETEK is a global provider of differentiated electronic instruments and electromechanical devices, with 21,000 employees, 150 operating locations in 31 countries, and 175 market-leading brands. Its Electronic Instruments group makes analytical, test and measurement instrumentation, while its Electromechanical Group supplies precision motion-control and engineered electrical products. The company also develops technology solutions for markets ranging from aerospace and medical to energy, research and industrial applications.
From its Richmond headquarters, AMF Bakery Systems designs and builds complete industrial bakery systems that carry products from mixer to marketplace. Its distinctive strength is the combination of a unified family of equipment brands with engineering, master-baker expertise, innovation centers, and regional support in locations around the world. AMF also backs installations with 24/7 emergency assistance, training, service plans, and modernization support.
AMG Aluminum is a customer-focused, technology-driven organization dedicated to innovation, quality, technical expertise, and rapid response to customer needs. For more than 80 years, AMG Aluminum has earned a trusted reputation for reliable delivery of consistently dependable aluminium grain refiners and master alloys anywhere in the world. Headquartered in Cambridge, OH, AMG Aluminum, a business unit of AMG Critical Materials N.V., is the combination of AMG Aluminum North America, LLC, AMG Aluminum UK, AMG Aluminum Brazil, and AMG Aluminum China Limited.
Founded in 1988, AMG Resources is a metals processor and supplier that recycles ferrous and non-ferrous scrap and supplies prime and secondary steel products. It processes more than one million tons of scrap annually across facilities in the United States and United Kingdom, and its affiliate International Steel & Counterweights manufactures counterweights and steel fabrications. AMG also supplies specialty recycled-metal products and ferro-alloys to steelmakers and other metal producers.
Founded in Cambridge, Ohio, in 1952, AMG Vanadium recycles spent refinery catalyst and other vanadium-bearing residues into ferrovanadium and related specialty alloys. Its proprietary V-CYCLE® roasting and melting process converts more than 99% of these materials into saleable metals, while a $300 million Zanesville expansion completed in 2022 doubled the company’s processing and reclamation capacity. A subsidiary of AMG Critical Materials N.V., AMG Vanadium operates under ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 45001 certifications and produces ferrovanadium with a reported carbon footprint five times smaller than material made from mined vanadium ore.
Started by Alberto Mendez Sr. in a Dayton garage in 1980, AMG, Inc. has grown into an internationally active engineering firm known for hands-on, common-sense problem solving. It supports industrial processors with facility design and construction guidance, working across 37 states and on projects exceeding $5 billion in constructed value. AMG is a National Minority Supplier Development Council-certified Minority Business Enterprise.
AMI Instruments announces that its website has moved to www.ami-instruments.com and refers to its trusted expertise, but the provided content does not describe its products, capabilities, materials, services, or markets.
Since 1958, family-owned Amick Rigging and Racing has fabricated lifting and rigging equipment in Pittsburgh while also making motorsport safety restraints. Its distinctive reach runs from custom no-touch tools and chain sling assemblies—built and repaired in-house—to the wheel-restraint tether it engineered as NASCAR’s first in 1998. Five certified inspectors with more than 150 years of combined experience support its inspection, testing, repair, and training work.
Since 1958, Carnegie’s family-owned Amick Rigging and Racing has built lifting and rigging equipment while also making safety restraints for motorsports. Three generations of the Amick family have kept the Pittsburgh operation in-house, from fabricating slings and custom no-touch tools to inspecting and load-testing equipment up to 400,000 pounds. Amick also engineered NASCAR’s first wheel-restraint tether in 1998, a breakthrough that grew into racing restraints used across major racing series.
Since 1994, family-owned Amish Direct Playsets has installed custom, Amish-built backyard playsets made in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Based in Pennsylvania Dutch country, the company serves families and organizations across the Mid-Atlantic with design help, delivery, and professional installation. Its unusual specialty is the range of imaginative themed sets—such as pirate ships and castles—alongside its made-to-order wood and vinyl playsets; the company reports more than 4,300 deliveries across 22 states.
Known for its Amish craftsmanship, Amish Furniture of Bristol is a solid-wood furniture retailer located inside the Bristol Amish Market. It partners with family-owned Amish shops in Lancaster County and Ohio’s Amish country to serve households across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and the greater Philadelphia region with American-made furniture built for lasting use.
Since 1998, family-owned Amish Loft Cabinets has worked with Amish and Mennonite cabinetmakers in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, to create fully custom freestanding kitchen cabinetry. Its furniture-style cabinets are built with traditional carpentry and old-world joinery, then designed around each customer’s space with detailed drawings and renderings. Amish Loft delivers throughout the United States and backs its cabinetry and workmanship with a lifetime guarantee.
Family-owned and operated for more than 20 years, Amish Marketplace is a Bethlehem-area backyard-structure builder serving homeowners across Pennsylvania and New Jersey. Its work is distinctive for combining Amish-built outdoor products with practical help such as site preparation and on-site construction, so customers can arrange a structure and its installation through one local business.
Established in 1996 in New Wilmington, Pennsylvania, Amish Oak Showcase sells handcrafted furniture made by Amish craftsmen in a variety of woods. The showroom’s selection ranges from dining and bedroom furniture to outdoor pieces and authentic barnwood furniture, with custom character coming through in offerings such as Cambria inlays.
Founded in 1905 as W.H. Ottemiller Company, AMMAC, Inc. makes U.S.-made screw-machined metal parts for OEM production, including specialty pins, fittings and other turned components. Now operating from a 170,000-square-foot facility in central Pennsylvania, the company has been known as AMMAC since 1983 and has remained under its current ownership since 2003. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation supports contract manufacturing with internal engineering, quality control and just-in-time services.
Founded by Thomas Ammeraal in 1950, Ammeraal Beltech designs, manufactures, fabricates, and services process and conveyor belts. The company grew from an innovative baking belt developed for extreme operating conditions into a global belting business, now part of the AMMEGA Group, with more than 3,000 employees and products available in over 40 countries.
Founded by Andrew Schevets at the close of 2013, Amorphic Tech Ltd is a small Quakertown engineering company built around practical problem-solving in water technologies and rotating machinery. Its 2,750-square-foot shop occupies Bridgeworks Enterprise Center, a former Mack Trucks factory built in 1901, where the company develops precision equipment for customers ranging from federal research facilities to Fortune 500 companies.