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For more than 35 years, Anilox Roll Cleaning Systems (ARCS) has specialized in cleaning and restoring printing and coating rolls, with technicians who have collectively logged more than 75 years of experience. The company has cleaned and rejuvenated over 50,000 rolls through on-site and in-house service, as well as its patented Eclipse® circular-laser and Pro-Series soda-blast systems. Its Eclipse laser technology is made in the United States and uses electricity without water, compressed air, or additional cleaning media.
Founded in 1990 by reproductive physiologist Dr. Gary L. Brubaker, Animal Biotech Industries supplies biomedical researchers with live porcine models and post-mortem swine tissues from its integrated Pennsylvania farrow-to-finish operation. Its closed, purpose-bred Yorkshire crossbred herd includes a 300-sow breeding unit producing more than 5,000 pigs annually, while an on-site anatomy laboratory prepares customized tissues and organs for research. ABI is operated by scientific professionals and holds a USDA Class B license.
Born from founder Rob Downey’s years racing sled dogs in Alaska, Annamaet Petfoods makes U.S.-manufactured nutrition for dogs and cats, including food, treats, supplements and freeze-dried raw meals. The family-owned and operated company has developed its formulas since 1986 with input from staff nutritionists and a board-certified veterinary nutritionist, while using small-batch production and sustainable marine ingredients such as microalgae and MSC-certified fish. Its distinctive moose emblem reflects the sled-dog adventure and close family connection at the heart of the business.
Founded in 1994 after its founder identified a need for affordable textured-hair care, Annie International makes hair and beauty products for multi-ethnic communities. Based in the beauty industry for three decades, the company has grown from its community-focused Annie brand into a global family of lines, including culturally recognized Mr. Durag and Ms. Remi, with products sold across all 50 states and around the world.
Since 2010, Annie’s Pooch Pops has hand-made dog treats in its Bangor, Pennsylvania kitchen, best known for Muttkins™—USA-sourced beef marrow bones wrapped in peanut-butter biscuit and slow-roasted. Current owner Matt McInerney acquired the business to honor Annie, his rescued golden retriever/corgi mix, and the company carries that connection into its support for pet adoption and animal-welfare initiatives. Its treats are made with human-grade, USA-sourced ingredients and inspected by the Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture.
Founded in 2010 by scientists spanning medicine, physics, biology, biochemistry and nanotechnology, ANPAC Bio-Medical Science develops multi-cancer detection and early cancer-risk screening technologies. The company’s patented Cancer Differentiation Analysis approach has been used in more than 300,000 multi-cancer test samples, supporting screening for cancer risks in the general population.
Anritsu is a technology manufacturer whose businesses span communications test and measurement, inspection equipment, and electronic-device fabrication. Its Microelectronics Fabrication Center in Morgan Hill, California, provides thin-film device fabrication and microelectronic assembly in clean-room and RF/microwave manufacturing facilities. The company also makes inspection systems for food and pharmaceutical production and describes semiconductor-foundry work from device design through manufacturing.
Since 1953, ANRO Inc. has grown from Angelo and Rose Rossi’s one-typewriter secretarial service into a West Chester commercial printer and communications partner handling print, direct mail, and digital campaigns. Its 167,000-square-foot facility keeps production under one roof, including an onsite USPS office and two HP T370 HD digital inkjet web presses. ANRO also builds customized online print-management systems that connect ordering, personalization, tracking, and fulfillment to each client’s workflow.
For more than 50 years, Ansys has developed engineering simulation software that lets designers predict how products and systems will perform before they are built. The company’s tools span multiphysics analysis, materials intelligence and additive-manufacturing simulation, supporting work from semiconductors and satellites to medical devices. Ansys has more than 6,600 employees, holds more than 680 active patents and has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 1995.
Founded in 1983, Anthony California, Inc. is a Chino, California-based wholesaler of lamps, furniture, and home accessories. Its distinctive Hydrocal lamp line is made entirely in the company’s Chino warehouse, giving the collection a clearly stated Made-in-USA identity. Anthony California serves dealers through showrooms in Las Vegas and High Point, North Carolina.
Founded by food scientists and creators from Cornell University, Antithesis Foods develops better-for-you, shelf-stable snacks for private-label brands. The Philadelphia-rooted team combines nutritional science, food engineering, and culinary research to turn brands’ nutrition targets and ingredient requirements into finished products, from ideation through market delivery. Its work includes products sold through CVS Health’s Well Market and Isagenix International.
Founded in 1988 by three brothers with longstanding involvement in the steel industry, Anvil Craft Corp. is a family-owned metal fabricator serving the construction industry. It makes miscellaneous and ornamental metal products and operates a 25,000-square-foot fabrication shop in Easton, Pennsylvania, alongside 4,000 square feet of office space. The company also provides in-house machining and has completed LEED-certified projects.
Founded in 1986, APC International manufactures custom piezoelectric ceramics, PZT materials, transducers and devices at its Pennsylvania facilities. The company works from material development and design through assembly and high-volume production, with production employees averaging more than ten years at APC and a technical team that has contributed to the field for over four decades. APC also publishes technical resources on piezoelectric ceramics and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
APC Technologies manufactures and supplies RF and microwave components, high-power amplifier modules, passive components, antenna solutions, industrial microwave components, and microwave oven parts. It serves defense, aerospace, broadcast, industrial, medical, wireless, and telecommunications-related markets, with technical support and design solutions.
Founded in 2010 by agricultural engineer Nevin Wagner, Apex Ag-Tek Solutions designs and manufactures air-inlet and air-distribution equipment for poultry and livestock ventilation systems. Based in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, the company uses flexible manufacturing to develop economical, semi-custom solutions for changing poultry-house requirements, with products made in the USA. Wagner remains the owner and sales engineer, working alongside a product-development sales engineer to address specific ventilation challenges with customers.
Founded in the mid-1990s after separating from a family machine shop, APEX CNC Swiss, Inc. is a woman-owned corporation specializing in CNC Swiss machining. It has supplied military and aerospace-related components and expanded into additive manufacturing and customer component subassemblies. The company reports more than 30 years of precision manufacturing experience and Tier 1 supplier status in the United States Department of War supply chain.
Founded in 2001 and headquartered in Clark, Pennsylvania, Apex Engineered Products designs and fabricates corrosion-resistant process equipment for chemical producers. It specializes in reactive-metal and high-alloy fabrication, with manufacturing operations in Pennsylvania and Florida and stated satellite manufacturing facilities in India.
Apex Gaming PCs grew from its founder’s experience of finding refuge and connection in video games, a personal story that still shapes the company’s character. It builds custom computers for people who want an immersive gaming escape, alongside systems for demanding professional work. The company also develops its own Apex and Manik-branded components, using standard, upgradeable designs backed by long-term support.
Apex Homes is a wholesale manufacturer of custom modular homes, condominiums, and light commercial structures, producing in Middleburg, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1989, it began manufacturing in 1990 and reports producing more than 700 homes annually, with over 12,000 homes built across 17 states and five foreign countries.
Apex International manufactures anilox rolls and sleeves, embossing rolls, and glue-metering components for printing and converting operations. Its global footprint spans seven production facilities across four continents, serving more than 11,000 customers in over 110 countries. Apex is particularly known for its patented GTT 2.0 open-channel engraving and its UltraCell ceramic engraving technology, backed by more than 30 years of anilox experience and over 150 years in embossing.