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A’Dello Vineyard and Winery brings a generations-old Italian family winemaking recipe to the hills of Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, crafting wines at its family-rooted winery. The Perkiomenville destination also welcomes visitors for private events and live music, giving its handcrafted wines a distinctly social setting.
Two generations of its founding family remain involved in the daily work at A/S Custom Furniture, a veteran-owned small business that has manufactured in Pennsylvania since 1989. The company creates tailored interiors for institutional and commercial clients, with a longstanding focus on domestic production and environmentally responsible materials.
Family-owned and operated since its founding in 1985, A&A Gear has built its reputation around careful, responsive work in custom gear manufacturing. The Huntingdon Valley company is especially suited to urgent jobs involving worn or obsolete parts, drawing on more than 40 years of experience and over 40,000 completed jobs to serve customers across fields from medical equipment to satellites.
A&B Stainless Valve Inc. provides full-service solutions for stainless and exotic alloy valves, including remanufacturing, inventory management, and valve modification. Founded in 1975, the company maintains a large inventory of valves and offers repair and return services that can save 40-60%.
A&E Manufacturing Company produces precision sheet metal components and assemblies primarily for the computer, electronics, medical, telecommunications, and transportation industries. Setting the standard for precision sheet metal fabrication since 1967, A&E blends new technology with old world craftsmanship. We provide precision sheet metal fabrication and prototyping services for customers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Delaware, New York, Virginia, Maryland, Connecticut and Massachusetts.
A3 Global was founded by Michael Cardone III, drawing on his more than 20 years at Cardone Industries, where he became the company’s third-generation president and executive chairman. Today, the company applies more than 60 years of replacement-parts experience to keeping fleets and critical missions moving, with particular depth in hard-to-find parts and hybrid battery solutions.
AA Young Machine, LLC is a Dallastown machine shop that helps customers turn designs into finished parts. It works with both prototype projects and production runs, offering CNC machining for jobs that call for precise, practical fabrication.
AB Industrial Equipment Co. is a vastly experienced mid-Atlantic pump representative and distributor that supplies, repairs, and restores pumps and related equipment. Its degreed engineers average more than 25 years of experience and help customers solve centrifugal and positive-displacement pump requirements, design systems, and get fast quotes. The company also provides hands-on pump and mechanical-seal training and services equipment from other brands.
Since 1969, AB Precision Grinding Co. in Easton has provided precision grinding and machining for aerospace, defense, and industrial manufacturers. The company handles oversized work—including Blanchard-ground parts up to 104 inches in diameter and surface-ground parts up to 120 inches long—alongside close-tolerance work in demanding alloys. AB Precision is AS9100D certified, ITAR-registered, and JCP certified, with more than 50 years of experience supporting regulated manufacturing.
Family-owned since 1991, Abacus Sports Installations grew from founder Spencer Proud’s inventive approach to athletic spaces into a nationwide flooring specialist. The Lancaster company is known for developing Padenpor and for helping schools, universities, professional teams, and animal-care facilities plan and install surfaces built around safety and comfort.
ABB is a global technology company known for helping industrial businesses run more efficiently and sustainably. It develops electrification and automation solutions for manufacturers and other industries, including robotics software that helps improve production performance and factory data visibility.
With more than 50 years of experience, Abbatron is a Meadville, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for supporting customers with dependable electronic hardware and practical design assistance. Its 26,000-square-foot facility serves both standard production needs and specialized applications, including custom work shaped around performance or cost requirements.
Abbey Color is a Philadelphia-based division of the family-owned Abbey Companies, founded by Roger Nielsen and now carried forward by Brian Nielsen and Kristen Nielsen Donnelly. Its chemists develop specialized color products for customers in industrial and medical fields, with the company especially known for manufacturing both hematoxylin and Eosin Y for biological staining applications.
Founded in 1969, Abbey Products (Norfolk) Limited is a Wymondham trade moulder making medium-density rigid and integral-skin polyurethane foam mouldings. The company produces most of its tooling in-house, including specialist silicon-lined tools, and supports projects from prototype and pre-production work through regular manufacturing. Its experience includes visually detailed displays, loudspeaker horns and structurally reinforced armrests, with in-house finishing available for demanding applications.
Founded in 1982 by Tom Schloder as Abbott Control Systems, Abbott Furnace Company grew from a service and control-panel shop into a St. Marys, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for custom continuous industrial furnaces. Its more than 900 installations span 14 countries, and its ISO/IEC 17025-accredited calibration laboratory has supported industrial customers since 1992.
Founded in 1973 as an Abbottstown, Pennsylvania tool-and-die shop, Abbottstown Industries now designs and builds custom machinery while providing production machining and fabrication from its 30,000-square-foot facility. The company is particularly known for downstream vinyl-extrusion tooling, an area where it has more than 20 years of experience, alongside complex dies and large-scale machining. Its staff includes state-certified machinists and tool-and-die makers, with the shop’s tool-and-die makers bringing more than a century of combined experience.
ABC Imaging traces its roots to 1982, when architect Medi Falsafi opened American Blueprinting Company in Washington, DC, to serve the building-design and construction trades. Today, the company works with commercial clients worldwide, carrying that original reprographic focus into large-format graphics and related print services.
Family-run ABCO Glazing supplies and installs glass and aluminum framing for residential and commercial projects from its Rockland County base. Led by professionals with more than 30 years of combined glazing experience, the company is known for patiently guiding customers through the process, from tailored shower enclosures to commercial glass installations, across the Tri-State area. ABCO is fully licensed and insured and places particular emphasis on precise quotes, premium materials, and completing work on schedule.
For more than 50 years, ABEC has built its reputation in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, beginning with some of the industry’s first cell-culture bioreactors and automated microbial fermenters. Today, the company designs engineered process systems for biopharma manufacturers and remains distinctive for carrying a project from early process insight through production support, with more than 5,000 systems in use worldwide.
Built by two longtime friends and brewers from the Pittsburgh area, Abjuration Brewing is a local nano brewery making small-batch American ales with a particular fondness for hoppy and sour styles. Its “versioning” approach treats every recipe tweak as a new iteration, while a mad-scientist outlook keeps the brewery experimenting with new ingredients and releasing something different rather than maintaining fixed flagship beers. The brewery also tries to source ingredients locally when possible for its Pittsburgh neighbors.