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In Sartell, Anderson Metal Fabricating turns customer designs into custom metal parts, assemblies and finished structures, from straightforward welds to complex components. Its central Minnesota shop pairs computer-programmed laser cutting and forming equipment with the ability to handle both commercial projects and distinctive residential work such as cable railings and stair handrails. The company works in steel, aluminum and stainless steel, with finishing available for completed fabrications.
Founded in Milwaukee in 1958 as a small pump distributor, Anderson Process now supplies fluid process equipment and integrated services throughout the Midwest. The company pairs industrial equipment with in-house engineering, custom skid fabrication and aftermarket support, working with manufacturers to address fluid-handling challenges from equipment selection through maintenance. Its growth from a home-based office to multiple fabrication and warehousing facilities has broadened its reach without losing its original focus on practical pump expertise.
ANEST IWATA Americas is the North American arm of Japan-based ANEST Iwata Corporation, a manufacturer with nearly 100 years of experience developing precision equipment. Its specialists help industrial and auto-refinishing customers match coating technology to demanding applications, with tailored support also available for other regulated and specialized work.
ANEST IWATA Americas is the North American arm of Japan-based ANEST IWATA Corporation, a manufacturer whose history in precision equipment spans nearly 100 years. From West Chester, Ohio, the company supports industrial and auto-refinishing professionals with tailored coating systems and related air technology for demanding applications.
Angel Aerial Systems builds and manufactures drones in the USA, including the Trio Scout™, a lightweight, compact drone with 100 minutes of hover time, optical and thermal imaging, and autonomous takeoff and landing. The company serves public safety and national security missions and identifies as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business.
For more than 35 years, Angel Printing & Reproduction has been a Cleveland print shop, helping local customers turn ready-to-print files into finished projects. It combines traditional offset work with digital production when customers need a quick turnaround, including same-day or next-day service on many jobs.
For more than half a century, family-owned Angelo Benedetti Inc. has manufactured the patented equipment behind 100% Hot In-Place Asphalt Recycling, reheating and reusing existing pavement in a single pass. Based in Cleveland, the company is the sole source manufacturer of its HIPAR system and also builds compact Phoenix machines for recycling private roads, alleys and other tight spaces where conventional equipment cannot work.
Named for their two daughters, Tony and Phyllis Olin’s family-run AngeNetta’s Cafe in Canfield serves Italian-inspired restaurant fare alongside catering and a scratch bakery. The Olins opened their first restaurant in Hubbard on April 10, 1995, bringing Tony’s chef-developed techniques and the family’s recipes to the former Emerald Diner before expanding to Canfield. Today, chef Tony creates daily specials, while Angela handles custom cakes and wedding cakes in the bakery.
Angst+Pfister Sensors and Power develops and supplies sensors, power supplies and electronic components, with a particular focus on customized temperature sensors and assemblies made in Germany. Its temperature-sensor operation handles projects from prototype through large-batch production, supported by 100% quality inspection, batch traceability and an EPA area. The company serves customers through locations in Switzerland, Germany and the United States.
Founded in 1999, Angstrom is a tier-one supplier manufacturing parts and assemblies for automotive and industrial OEMs. Its manufacturing operations span North America, South America, and Europe, and the company also provides engineering services alongside production.
AngstromGraphics is a family-operated commercial printing and graphic communications company and a division of the AngstromGroup. It combines print production with finishing, mailing, fulfillment, and related marketing services, and says it has spent decades building its team and capabilities.
Founded in St. Louis in 1857 as a neighborhood brewery, Anheuser-Busch brews beer and produces other beverages, including canned cocktails and spirits-based seltzers. The company calls itself the nation’s leading brewer and reports operating 100 U.S. facilities, with its original St. Louis brewery producing iconic brands.
Founded in 2005, Solon-based Anita Plastics supplies woven and non-woven polypropylene fabrics, bags, and geotextiles through its U.S. trading operation for India-based parent company Mewar Group. The company keeps inventory at two South Carolina warehouses, allowing it to handle smaller shipments and blind-ship orders while supporting customers with packaging and construction materials. Its silt fence line is certified through the National Transportation Product Evaluation Program, and its packaging manufacturing is described as FSSC- and BRCGS-certified.
Built around Mary Humphrey’s lifelong love of soap, fragrance, natural products, and goats, Annie’s Goat Hill Handcrafted Soaps became a farm-rooted maker of handcrafted goat-milk soap using milk from her own herd. The soap business is now temporarily closed, while Humphrey continues sharing what she learned through writing, including a goat-care book for people considering goats or learning to care for them.
Since 1847, family-owned Annin Flagmakers has made American flags and other flag products in the United States, carrying that work through six generations. The New Jersey-headquartered company employs more than 500 American workers across three domestic factories, including facilities in Ohio and Virginia, and produces more than 4,000 products. Its flags have flown at events ranging from Lincoln’s inauguration to Apollo 11, giving the company an unusually direct thread through American history.
For more than 60 years, New Albany-based Anomatic Corporation has made anodized aluminum and metallized packaging, taking projects from design through fabrication, finishing, and assembly under one roof. The company patented its high-volume anodizing process more than five decades ago and now operates manufacturing sites in the United States and China, including a 1.4 million-square-foot beauty and personal-care supply-chain hub in Ohio. Anomatic also applies its deep-drawing and surface-treatment expertise to pharmaceutical inhaler canisters, while developing recyclable packaging options and lower-impact manufacturing practices.
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.
Family-run Ansco Machine Company is a Peninsula, Ohio contract machine shop making precision CNC-milled and turned parts, including large components up to 105 inches in diameter. Drawing on 30 to 40 years of design and manufacturing experience, it handles both small and large lots and can deliver finished components with secondary services, inspection, traceability, and documentation coordinated under one purchase order. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system includes CMM inspection for parts across its full manufacturing range.
Ansgar Industrial, LLC and its subsidiaries provide industrial project field services and pipe fabrication, with subsidiary Scott Process Systems operating a 70,000-square-foot fabrication facility. The company describes fabrication of process, power, and nuclear piping systems and work on industrial projects ranging from new facilities to plant expansions and turnarounds.
Founded in 2007 by Emidio Zorzella and Massimo Bonardi near Brescia, Antares Vision Group builds inspection, traceability and data-management technologies that connect products to their digital identities and follow them through the supply chain. The company began with pharmaceutical vision systems and has grown into an international technology group, with particular depth in pharmaceutical track-and-trace: its systems have been used across more than 170 production sites and 1,100 packaging lines. Its DIAMIND ecosystem brings those capabilities together from the production line through the factory, warehouse and wider supply chain.