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With more than 120 years of manufacturing heritage, Applied Aerospace & Defense designs and vertically manufactures complex hardware and mission-critical systems for space and defense platforms. Its nationwide operation supports work from rapid prototypes through large-scale production and aftermarket sustainment, with particular depth in spacecraft structures, advanced materials and airborne systems. Applied operates 11 facilities across six states and employs more than 1,300 skilled professionals.
Applied Composites manufactures engineered composite components, structures, tooling, and assemblies for aerospace, defense, space, and aircraft MRO markets. Its capabilities include design and engineering, tooling, composite manufacturing, assembly, testing, repair, and vertically integrated production across multiple facilities.
Founded in Elyria, Ohio, in 1999 by brothers Dennis and Richard Quayle, Applied Engineered Surfaces makes and finishes critical parts, with electropolishing as its long-standing specialty. The company added precision machining in 2004 and now operates a multiple-building campus producing millions of finished parts each month for manufacturers worldwide. Its work serves demanding applications in fields including semiconductor and nuclear manufacturing.
Applied Fluid Power designs, fabricates, distributes, and services custom fluid power systems for mobile and stationary machinery. With more than 80 locations and 1,000 associates across the U.S., the company combines locally invested support with the reach of Applied Industrial Technologies. Its engineering work extends from conventional hydraulic and pneumatic systems to connected, hybrid, and fully electrified machines, while its repair centers use certified mechanics and a 100-horsepower test stand for component refurbishment and testing.
Since 1988, Applied Foam Solutions has engineered and fabricated custom EPS foam products in southwest Ohio, with particular strength in precision packaging and architectural shapes. Based in the Greater Cincinnati area, its team designs, cuts, and delivers lightweight foam solutions for projects requiring tolerances from a quarter inch to four feet. The company also reuses or recycles every piece of EPS foam used in its products.
Applied Impulse Inc. is a Columbus technology company known for developing impulse-based manufacturing methods for difficult metalworking challenges. Its solid-state impact processes are intended to help manufacturers join advanced or dissimilar materials and pursue repairs that conventional welding can damage, including aerospace component restoration through an NSF SBIR Phase I project.
Founded in 1985, Applied Medical Technology, Inc. (AMT) develops and manufactures enteral feeding devices and surgical products, with design, engineering, and production carried out in its U.S. facility near Cleveland, Ohio. AMT has been part of the PEG movement from its beginnings, introducing its first silicone PEG in 1987 and the AMT Button in 1989, and today continues to expand its enteral line while developing surgical devices such as the RHAPSO® suture passer.
Since its founding in 1979, Applied Research Associates (ARA) has built its identity around employee ownership and applied science: the company is owned by its more than 2,300 employee-owners, who develop technology to address difficult problems affecting safety and security. ARA’s work serves government and industry, with a Vermont manufacturing and prototyping facility that turns research into specialized hardware and supports testing on 47 acres of outdoor space.
Applied Specialties Innovations co-engineers personalized water-treatment programs and specialty chemistries for utilities, municipalities, power plants, and industrial clients nationwide. Based in Avon Lake, Ohio, ASI distinguishes itself through site-specific engineering, field expertise, and technologies such as UltraLime® and LimeCure® that address persistent treatment and lime-handling problems. The company is part of Tidal Vision, a 300-plus-person biotechnology company focused on biomolecular solutions for industrial chemistry.
Established in 1973, APR Tool LLC and Askar Metal Stamping make custom tooling, dies and precision-machined assemblies for manufacturers. The Cleveland operation combines a full-service tool room with metal-stamping capacity, handling projects from small tooling to assemblies weighing up to 6,000 pounds and measuring 48 inches.
Founded in 2003, Mason-based Aprecia Pharmaceuticals develops and manufactures medicines using three-dimensional printing, an approach that enables novel oral drug-delivery forms. Aprecia is the first company to secure regulatory approval and commercialize a 3D-printed pharmaceutical product, Spiritam®, which is produced at its cGMP manufacturing facility. The privately held company combines formulation and manufacturing expertise with a portfolio of 126 granted patents and 52 pending patents.
Founded in Dayton in 1975 by materials engineers, APS Materials, Inc. develops and applies plasma-spray metal and ceramic coatings that protect critical components and extend their service life. Still family-owned and operated, the company combines coating research and development with machining and molding support across aerospace, biomedical, semiconductor and infrastructure applications. Its 50,000-square-foot Dayton headquarters includes automated spray systems, cleanrooms and an A2LA-accredited metallurgical laboratory, while its CerAnode division has manufactured U.S.-made cathodic-protection systems since 1984.
Founded in 2017, Montreal-based Apsis Science and Technology develops space-grade radio communication technology and provides engineering support for aerospace and defense programs. Its engineers work alongside client teams on RF and spacecraft systems, embedded electronics, and tailored subsystems, helping turn an early mission concept or a difficult technical problem into a practical design.
Founded by engineers who had grown frustrated with outsourced parts, Cincinnati-based APSX LLC builds compact, made-in-the-USA production equipment for bringing molding and precision machining in-house. Its APSX-PIM desktop injection molding machine, APSX-LSR silicone press and APSX-NANO Swiss CNC lathe are designed for prototyping, short runs and production without the footprint or capital demands of conventional industrial equipment. More than 1,000 machine owners have used APSX equipment since 2017.
Since 1996, APT Manufacturing Solutions has grown from a 2,500-square-foot machining and machine-building shop into a 100,000-square-foot manufacturer in Hicksville, Ohio. The company is known for keeping complex automation work in-house, supporting manufacturers with integrated robotic packaging and welding systems while also developing hands-on industrial education equipment. APT’s operations are ISO 9001 certified, and it is an authorized FANUC system integrator and A3 Certified Robot Integrator.
Since its founding in 1995, Aptima has built its identity around integrating advanced technology with insights into human behavior and cognition. The company develops field-tested systems for national security missions, working with U.S. military organizations to improve how people train, decide, and perform under pressure. Aptima holds CMMC Level 2 and CMMI Level III certifications and has received the SBA SBIR Tibbetts Award.
Aptyx is a newly unified manufacturing company built on more than 70 years of expertise from pioneering businesses in complex plastics processing. With more than 1,000 team members across facilities in four countries, it supports demanding medical-device programs and other mission-critical applications through integrated engineering and production. Its ISO 13485:2016 certification reflects the quality systems behind that work.
Founded in 1878 as Akron Varnish Works, APV Engineered Coatings now custom formulates and manufactures industrial coatings and advanced chemical products in Akron, Ohio. Its 14-acre operation combines research and development, application-equipment engineering, and contract manufacturing, with more than 300 pieces of equipment supporting projects from specialty batches to large-scale production. APV is particularly known for its long-trusted maskant systems used to protect aerospace and industrial engine parts during high-temperature diffusion coating.
Founded in the late 1980s by Chester Hauck, Aqua Marine Supply/Hefty Hoist manufactures gear drives and electric hoists for boat lifts, including the original Flat Plate and the patented PWC Hoist. The Millersport, Ohio company developed the first totally enclosed boat-lift gearbox, its E-Gear, in 2002 and continues to support products introduced throughout its history. Its E-Gear has been produced for more than 20 years, with over 100,000 units installed on lifts nationwide.
Locally owned in Dayton, Aqua Precision cuts parts by waterjet and carries them through in-house machining, welding, and design. Its OMAX Tilt-A-Jet system handles projects from single-piece prototypes to large-scale production, with a cutting envelope of 10 feet 6 inches by 5 feet 2 inches and capacity for material up to 14 inches thick in aluminum. The company serves aerospace, automotive, medical, and other customers.