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Born from its founder’s Grand Prix sailboat racing and years of garment testing, ANU Direction makes made-on-demand sustainable apparel in New York City. Founded in 2022 after an earlier made-on-demand uniform business began in 2004, the company develops timeless, versatile clothing from Italian performance fabrics and puts prototypes through repeated real-world wear and laundering tests. Its made-to-order approach is intended to reduce waste while giving organizations semi-custom options for a lasting uniform look.
Anvik Corporation designs and develops advanced microlithography equipment and optical systems for high-throughput production of microelectronic, optoelectronic, display, and flexible-electronics products. Its HexScan systems use patented hexagonal seamless scanning to combine high-resolution imaging with large-area exposure, while the company’s research and technical services division addresses specialized optics, materials, and process challenges. Founded by Kanti Jain, Ph.D., a National Academy of Engineering member and pioneer of excimer laser lithography, Anvik holds a portfolio of 70 patents.
Three generations of viticultural experience shape Anyela’s Vineyards, a family winery producing estate-crafted wines and spirits on a hillside above Skaneateles Lake. Since planting its vineyards in 2001, the Nocek family has used careful yield control and an unusual winter practice—burying vines after harvest—to protect them from the Finger Lakes cold. The vineyard also welcomes visitors for tastings and views while following sustainable agricultural practices.
From a small New York City apartment—Apartment 2—Chris Sargiotto founded Apartment 2 Cards in 2010 to design greeting cards that make people smile. Lifelong paper lover Mark Abruzzo joined soon after, and the two now run the company together, creating paper goods and cheerful accessories for sharing with loved ones. Their cards include designs printed on premium recycled paper, while some stickers are made in the United States.
For more than 40 years, APC Components, Inc. has been a specialist supplier to the aerospace, military and electronics industries. The Farmingdale, New York, company combines in-house manufacturing with an extensive inventory to support government and commercial requirements, including parts made to customer drawings. Its ISO 9001:2015 certification and DFARS compliance reflect the quality requirements of its defense and aerospace customers.
As a second-generation family business, APC Filtration Inc. has spent more than 40 years developing custom air filtration for global original equipment manufacturers. The company is known for solving demanding equipment requirements through rapid prototyping and testing, and it operates a manufacturing and logistics network spanning the United States, Canada, and China. APC is now part of Rensa Filtration.
Apeiro makes premium skincare treatments that pair clinical-style formulas with a deliberately sensorial, luxury experience. Its collections are built around distinct approaches to skin, from biomimetic neuropeptides designed to soften the look of expression lines to pearl nacre-inspired formulas focused on controlled radiance. The brand also creates immersive regimens, including a 24-karat-gold treatment, for customers who see skincare as a designed ritual rather than a basic routine.
Apeiron Technical Products Inc. designs and supplies Parker rugged shipping and transit cases for protecting sensitive electronics, test equipment and other valuable gear in transport. From its Barneveld, New York base, the company draws on more than 18 years of packaging-design experience to provide custom foam interiors, case drawings and prototypes, including configurations built to customer specifications. Its Parker cases are made on original molds, with a product range spanning standard, wheeled and take-off-lid designs as well as specialized trade-show cases.
Apex Aero Design manufactures vehicle-specific aerodynamic body kits and exterior styling components for cars, vans, and pickups. Its stated capabilities include 3D vehicle scanning, CAD design, prototyping, testing, vacuum forming, CNC or robotic trimming, quality inspection, and production in automotive-grade ABS, with B2B distribution and fulfillment support through operations in the USA, Germany, Türkiye, and the United Kingdom.
Apex Mills has been an American textile company since its founding in 1943, when it began as a reseller serving bridal and apparel businesses. It has since become a specialty manufacturer known for working directly with customers to solve demanding fabric-design problems, with U.S. production at its facilities in North Carolina and Virginia. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation supports custom warp-knit textiles for technical applications.
Apexx Omni-Graphics Inc. is a Maspeth manufacturer serving OEMs in military, aerospace and industrial work. It produces precision identification graphics, with technical support, photo proofs and first-article inspection available for production orders. The company reports ITAR certification, ISO 9001:2000 QMS compliance and 100% inspection of parts.
APF Holdings of NY, Inc. is the umbrella company behind Advanced Plastic Fabrications, APF Marine Group and APF Cleanroom Supply, providing contract manufacturing and design-to-build fabrication for industrial, laboratory and marine applications. Its work spans precision CNC machining, additive manufacturing and thermoplastic fabrication, with custom marine accessories and cleanroom systems extending that reach. The company reports 99% on-time delivery and quality scores for its contract-manufacturing work.
Founded in 2005, APG-Neuros manufactures high-speed turbo blowers and aeration systems for wastewater treatment, using aerospace-derived technology to improve energy efficiency and reduce maintenance. The Quebec-based company operates a manufacturing and testing facility in Plattsburgh, New York, and says more than 8,000 of its units are in service worldwide. Its field-service network includes more than 35 factory-trained engineers supporting installations across North America, Western Europe, and the Middle East.
With roots reaching back to Schmidt’s founding in Bretten, Germany, in 1879, API Heat Transfer has spent more than 150 years building thermal-engineering expertise across a global manufacturing network. Today, the company designs and makes heat exchangers and thermal systems for high-uptime industrial operations, with engineering support extending from initial design through aftermarket service.
APM Shipping Services manufactures and recycles wooden pallets on Long Island, while also supplying the shipping room with packaging materials and equipment. Based in Deer Park, the company says almost 90% of its pallet production uses recycled product, and its distinctive 80 Killer stretch film is designed to use less plastic while wrapping pallets tightly. APM describes itself as a people-focused, personality-driven supplier serving the metro New York area.
Founded over 40 years ago on Long Island, Apogee Lighting designs and manufactures American-made architectural and infrastructure lighting systems, with a particular heritage in transit and railway installations. Its custom illuminated ceilings and rugged, vandal-resistant rail lighting are engineered in Deer Park, New York, including systems developed for demanding subway environments and made to exacting project specifications. Apogee is privately owned and operated and its products comply with the Buy America Act.
Apollo manufactures Apollo Music Strips, the next level of LED light strips featuring audio visualization in real time, a modern app interface, 24 effects with 100+ configurable options, customizable colors, and support for large LED strips (900+ LEDs).
Apollo Optical Systems grew out of Rochester Photonics Corporation, a 1989 spin-off from the University of Rochester’s Institute of Optics, and was established as an independent company through a management buyout in 2002. Today, the Rochester-based company is known for developing precision polymer optics for customers in fields such as medical devices and defense, supporting projects from early prototypes through production.
Founded in 2001, Shanghai-based Apolomed designs and manufactures professional medical aesthetic systems, with more than 135,000 square feet dedicated to manufacturing and research and development. Its platforms are used by distributors and clinics in more than 80 countries, while regional service centers in New York and Toronto extend factory-direct training and technical support. Apolomed operates under ISO 13485 and MDSAP quality certifications and holds market-specific clearances and registrations, including U.S. FDA 510(k) authorizations.
For two decades, AposHealth has brought clinicians, researchers, and home-based care together around a simple idea: improve movement by changing how people walk. Its personalized Apos® program helps adults living with chronic joint or back pain pursue everyday mobility under the guidance of a licensed physical therapist, without routine clinic visits.