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Family-owned Advance Polymer Control helps manufacturers keep usable plastic scrap out of landfills by buying unwanted material and reprocessing clean regrind for reuse. The Glen Rock, Pennsylvania, company also works with customers on scrap collection and segregation, including trailer placement at their sites.
Founded in 1973 by Jim and Sheila Santarpio, Advance Scale Company is a second-generation family business providing weighing systems, calibration, and material-handling solutions across the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast. From its 20,000-square-foot Lindenwold headquarters, the company has built in-house construction and systems-integration capabilities, including turnkey truck-scale projects and automated weighing installations. Advance is ISO 17025 accredited and provides 24/7 emergency scale service.
Advance Wire Forming is a Cleveland fabrication company known for custom point-of-purchase work for retail. It develops and produces wire forms to customer specifications, supporting projects from concept through finished production.
Advanced Assemblies, LLC operates in the Appliances, Electrical, and Electronics Manufacturing industry.
Established in 2013 as a 50/50 joint venture between Parker Aerospace and GE Aerospace, Advanced Atomization Technologies is a Clyde, New York manufacturer supporting the aviation industry. Its fuel nozzles serve GE commercial and industrial engines, while the company’s employees remain active in Central and Western New York through volunteerism and local sponsorships.
Founded in 2006 by CEO Ellen T. Chen, Ph.D., Bethesda-based Advanced Biomimetic Sensors is a woman-owned small business developing medical diagnostic and monitoring devices built around nanobiomimetic, reagent-free sensing. Its work includes handheld systems for triple-negative breast cancer monitoring and blood-glucose testing, alongside the patented QSensing® platform for detecting proteins in human serum. The company’s technology has received National Innovation Awards in 2017 and 2018 and a National Defense Innovation Award in 2022.
From its Rockville base, Advanced BioScience Laboratories (ABL) develops and manufactures viral products for vaccines, gene therapies, oncolytic therapies and immunotherapies as a contract development and manufacturing organization. ABL brings more than 60 years of experience working with industry, government and academic partners, including over 30 years focused on viral-vector development and GMP production. Its Rockville facility is ISO 9001 accredited for viral drug-substance and aseptically prepared drug-product manufacturing, and the company has translated more than 100 processes from the laboratory bench into GMP suites.
For more than 45 years, Advanced Blasting Technology, Inc. has developed patented, non-explosive blasting devices for mining and quarrying operations worldwide. Its RockLock stemming plugs improve borehole confinement and fragmentation, while the SUREfire shock-tube starter provides dependable initiation without explosive primers. Based in Watertown, New York, the company brings an explosives-industry perspective to product development focused on safer, more reliable blasts.
Advanced Branding Solutions produces custom vehicle wraps and graphics, screen-printed and embroidered apparel, commercial printed goods, signs, event displays, promotional items, trophies and awards. Its stated capabilities include in-house design, printing, fabrication, embroidery, manufacturing, and installation, serving contractors, trades, schools, teams, retailers, professional services, and other businesses in Maryland, Washington, D.C., Virginia, and nationwide.
Since 1999, Advanced Carbide Grinding has grown from a garage-sized shop founded by five skilled professionals into a 100,000-square-foot, three-shift operation in Derry, Pennsylvania. Today, co-owners David Butz and Jim Elliott remain hands-on as the company produces precision-ground components for manufacturers across western Pennsylvania and beyond. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system reflects a culture built around getting demanding work right the first time.
Founded in 1992 as a captive purification facility for a local graphite machine shop, Advanced Carbon Technologies now provides high-temperature purification and produces pyrolytic graphite for demanding industrial applications. Its Topton, Pennsylvania operation has more than 25,000 square feet of manufacturing space and 11 vacuum induction furnaces, supporting projects from exploratory testing through production with rapid turnaround. ACT is part of the GMI Family of Companies, which also provides related graphite machining capabilities.
Incorporated in 2006, Advanced Chemical Concepts, Inc. supplies and custom-designs chemical solutions, including high-performance additives for metalworking and industrial lubricants. The company pairs technical assistance and field work with supply-chain support, serving customers from strategic stocking locations throughout the upper Midwest. Its team brings more than 100 years of combined experience in producing, selling and managing chemicals and chemical companies.
Founded in 2001 by two longtime metalworking-lubricant professionals, Advanced Chemical Solutions makes metalworking fluids and develops tailored formulas for demanding machining applications. The Orrville-based company distinguishes itself from larger brands by pairing more than 60 years of its founders’ field experience with application-specific blends and practical fluid-management support, including for exotic materials and both large central systems and small shops.
Since 1967, Advanced Chemicals Inc. has provided custom chemical processing and manufactured metalworking lubricants, with capabilities spanning powder processing from laboratory work through large production runs. The Philadelphia company also makes lubricants for the drawing-and-ironing beverage and food can industry, while supporting customers with custom blending and toll processing.
Founded in 1983 by racer Kerry Hitt, Harrisburg’s Advanced Composite Products fabricates custom composite parts entirely in-house, from design and prototyping through production. Its 35,000-square-foot facility serves demanding projects ranging from race-car bodywork to aircraft and government components, including parts for Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory’s Dragonfly drone destined for Titan. ACP’s racing roots remain visible in its wind-tunnel-tested race bodies and parts, shaped by Hitt’s experience as a driver and composite manufacturer.
Advanced Composites grew from two automotive compounders founded in Ohio and Tennessee in the mid-1980s, joining under Mitsui Chemicals in 2003. Nearly four decades later, the company develops thermoplastic materials for North American automakers and their suppliers, with its work recognized by a 2024 SPE Automotive Innovation Award for Rivian exterior cladding.
From its Waterford, NY facility, Advanced Controls & Automation makes precision-machined components, applies tungsten-carbide HVAF coatings, and designs automated manufacturing cells. The company emphasizes American-made production, employing local talent and supporting domestic supply chains while serving customers across Upstate New York and the Capital District. Its online quoting system accepts STEP files and provides material traceability, with a stated 24-hour quote turnaround.
Employee-owned since 2021, Advanced Conversion Technology is a small Pennsylvania manufacturer that has served the U.S. military since 1981. ACT is known for keeping engineering, manufacturing, and testing together under one roof, where its team develops rugged power solutions for demanding defense applications. Its quality system is certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.
Advanced Couplings manufactures industrial couplings and sealing components, including gaskets, for demanding fluid-handling applications. Its product-focused operation is supported by locations serving customers across multiple markets, with gaskets given particular attention as a core specialty.
Advanced Cryogenic Enterprises has spent nearly 20 years reducing rubber, specialty plastics, and other materials to precise particle sizes through ambient and liquid-nitrogen-assisted grinding. Employee-owned and operated, ACE has grown from a 3,000-square-foot pilot plant opened in 2008 to two locations totaling 75,000 square feet. The Akron company works from small laboratory trials through multiple truckloads per week and also makes ACE-CAL moisture-control products for rubber manufacturing.