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Founded in May 2023 by a former Conair new-products leader and inventor named on more than three dozen patents, arachne makes hairbrushes and hair accessories designed to bring technology, distinctive design and sustainability into everyday beauty routines. The female-founded company draws on a family haircare legacy that began with a Sicilian hairstylist and an inventor in New York, and its products include charcoal scalp-care brushes and the refillable, egg-shaped L’UOVO travel case.
As a Rite-Hite company, Arbon Equipment supplies industrial loading-dock and facility equipment while providing local service for the systems that keep warehouses moving. Its factory-trained, certified technicians handle industrial and commercial door repair, maintenance and emergency response, with same-day service available in most cases and 24-hour service in some markets. Arbon also supports facility planning through assessments, product demonstrations and equipment recommendations.
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Arborcraft Woodworking LLC is a custom woodworking shop in Horseheads, New York, known for making tailored pieces rather than off-the-shelf furniture. Its work includes custom cabinetry and the repair or restoration of existing woodwork for homeowners and other clients.
In Rochester, ARBR Studios brings together Upstate New York woodworkers and an innovative production facility to make luxury furniture and custom millwork. Its work ranges from built-in kitchens and closets to furniture produced as the exclusive manufacturing partner for Icon Design, with the company’s principals personally inspecting each piece before it leaves the facility. ARBR’s team has also produced furniture for globally renowned designers and millwork for upscale homes in the Finger Lakes and Manhattan.
Arc Remanufacturing Inc. is a family-owned and operated automotive-parts remanufacturer that has been in business since 1963. It pioneered rack-and-pinion remanufacturing, including a stainless-steel sleeve method, and remanufactures parts to meet or exceed OEM specifications.
ARC Systems, Inc. designs and manufactures precision electric motors, AC components, motor-generator products, stator and rotor assemblies, coils, and related electromechanical components. Its capabilities include machining, stamping, winding, inserting, vacuum impregnation, bonding, powder coating, testing, and custom electromechanical design for aerospace, defense, medical, oil drilling, marine, industrial, and other markets.
Arc-Com is a leading designer, manufacturer, and supplier of design-driven, high-performance textiles and wallcoverings. The company serves the hospitality, healthcare, senior living, education, and workplace markets with products including upholstery, privacy curtains, drapery, panel fabrics, wall coverings, wall protection, and digital wall surfacing solutions.
Born from the Chattanooga Arcade Print Shop in 1902, Arcade Beauty has spent more than a century turning manufacturing expertise toward the beauty industry. The company is especially known for pioneering ScentStrip® in 1979 and now supports beauty brands worldwide with integrated production from formulation through finished packaging.
Founded in 1969 by James T. Sumner, Arcadia Manufacturing Group grew from a small metals-supply business into a full-service, in-house contract manufacturer of fabricated metal parts, components, and assemblies. The family business became a premium metals service center under James and his son William, and today operates two facilities totaling 88,000 square feet in Green Island, New York. Arcadia is a Registered Veteran Owned Small Business with long-standing work in transportation, defense, architecture, and medical manufacturing.
ARCH Cutting Tools is an American manufacturer of solid round and indexable metal-cutting tools, offering standard products as well as engineered custom tooling. Its stated heritage includes a century of combined engineering experience across its advanced manufacturing locations, and its services also include restoring used tooling to OEM condition.
ARCH Global Precision is an American precision-manufacturing company built around collaboration among engineers, machinists, and facilities across the country. It produces tight-tolerance components for medical OEMs and other demanding industrial customers, with ISO-certified and FDA-approved medical operations spanning more than 700,000 square feet.
ARCH New York was a design, fabrication, production, and experiential company operating from 2010–2025. It designed and built physical environments, stages, sets, props, retail installations, public art, art cars, immersive experiences, and brand activations for museums, events, advertising, film and entertainment, festivals, fashion, retail, hospitality, and experiential marketing.
Established more than a decade ago in Shanghai, ARCH Textiles develops high-performance fabrics with sustainability built into the yarn, dyeing, spinning, and knitting work behind them. Its Shanghai laboratory tests textile performance against global standards, while the company serves customers through offices in Shanghai, New York, and Los Angeles. ARCH’s fabric range includes performance base layers and fleece alongside recycled and other environmentally oriented textile constructions.
Archem Inc. develops and manufactures products using urethane materials, with businesses spanning seat pads, industrial chemical products and precision parts for office equipment. Its seat-pad production began in 1968 and its mattress manufacturing and sales history dates to 1952, when the business was part of Bridgestone Corporation’s chemical products solutions business. The company says its seat pads are produced across 10 locations in four countries.
Since 1968, Archimedes Products has been a Bohemia, New York manufacturer known for supporting Long Island’s aerospace and defense work with precision-machined parts and assemblies. Its ISO 9001- and AS9100-certified operation also serves medical and industrial customers, with documented processes and traceability for demanding supply chains.
Since 2002, Archival Methods has manufactured archival storage and presentation products at its Rochester, New York facility, including archival boxes, binders and portfolios. The company also provides custom mat cutting and special-order portfolios and boxes, with materials submitted to the Image Permanence Institute for testing and archival specifications listed for customers. Its in-house production resources and experience with preservation storage support both standard products and made-to-order projects.
Since 1993, Suffern-based ARCHON Industries has manufactured and globally distributed mechanical equipment for processing facilities, growing from a washdown-equipment specialist into a broader supplier for regulated and industrial production. Its products are made and assembled at the New York facility, while its engineering team develops custom configurations when pressure, temperature, or material requirements fall outside standard options. ARCHON is especially known in brewing and vessel-equipment circles for combining sanitary process components with responsive, application-specific support.
Arcom Digital develops and manufactures equipment and technologies for monitoring, diagnosing, and maintaining cable networks, including RF filters and network-test devices. Founded in 2002, the company says its work builds on more than 35 years of field testing and sustained product innovation alongside customers. Its technologies address cable-network impairment detection, leakage tracking, and predictive maintenance.
Arconic is a Pittsburgh-headquartered aluminum manufacturer known for more than 70 years of producing certified reference materials through its Spectrochemical Reference Materials business. Today, the company develops lightweight aluminum solutions for manufacturers in transportation, aerospace and construction, with sustainability work that includes closed-loop automotive alloys containing up to 85% recycled content.