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Founded in 2001, Arboris produces naturally occurring phytosterols and pine-based biobased chemicals at manufacturing plants in Savannah, Georgia, and Newark, Ohio. The company is best known as the world’s largest producer of phytosterols, supplying a 99% pure, non-GMO product for functional foods and pharmaceutical ingredients while also developing custom EverGreen Solutions from renewable pine chemistry. Its operations use stringent food-safety standards and a supply network spanning rail, truck, pipeline, and ocean.
Established in 1982, Wooster-based ARBORTECH manufactures forestry chip bodies and specialized truck bodies for arborists and tree-care crews. The company helped pioneer galvanneal-steel construction and interior support ribbing, giving its smooth-sided bodies a durable finish that also serves as a clean canvas for company branding. Its lineup includes fixed-roof bodies, the one-person-operated SKYBOX retractable-roof system, and compact urban aerial bodies, backed by a three-year limited warranty and replacement-parts support.
ARC Abrasives is a family-owned American manufacturer of abrasive products, founded in 1960 in Troy, Ohio, where its first PSA discs were blended in the founders’ garage with a kitchen Mixmaster. Now operating from a 68,000-square-foot Troy facility under second-generation leadership, the company develops abrasive solutions for metalworking, including its three-dimensional Z-WEB surface-conditioning line. ARC says it is one of only two U.S. manufacturers of surface-conditioning non-woven abrasives and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Arc Adaptive Machining Solutions manufactures machined components and provides nonconventional machining services, formed in 2024 through the combination of Arc Drilling and H&W Tool. Founded in 1961, Arc Drilling had long supplied OEMs and Tier I suppliers in industrial gas turbine, aerospace engine, and industrial markets; the combined company is headquartered in Cleveland and operates six facilities across Ohio, South Carolina, New Jersey, and Virginia.
Founded in 1965, Arc Rubber manufactures extruded and molded rubber components at its Geneva, Ohio plant, where its in-house tool shop helps it adapt profiles and develop custom tooling. The company remains family-led by Robert Johnson Jr. and Robert Johnson III, the second and third generations of the Johnson family to run the business. Arc Rubber serves industrial and transportation customers with production capabilities ranging from delicate continuous parts to profiles up to 12 inches wide and 10 feet long, and is ISO 9001:2000 certified.
ARC Specialties is a Houston manufacturer founded by Dan Allford in 1983, known for taking on unusual industrial automation projects. What began as a part-time garage operation became a 60-plus-person company serving customers in 21 countries from a 75,000-plus-square-foot campus, where it develops and tests custom machinery for manufacturing challenges.
Founded in 2019, ARC Trauma is an Ohio medical-device company known for developing emergency equipment for use at the point of injury. Its work began with a team that brought together engineering and clinical experience to address life-threatening neck wounds, resulting in the FDA-approved Arterial Restriction Clamp for military and civilian care.
Since 2004, Arcadia GlassHouse has built its identity around American-made fabrication in Madison, Ohio, where a 25,000-square-foot facility turns proprietary components into custom glass structures. The company serves homeowners as well as public and commercial clients, with projects ranging from private garden spaces to large botanical installations. Arcadia also provides engineering guidance and long-term service after installation.
ArcelorMittal North America is the North American operations of global steelmaker and mining company ArcelorMittal, serving customers in Canada, the United States and Mexico. Its regional footprint includes 40 production and processing facilities, two R&D centers, and 19,000 employees; operations make advanced steel products for major industrial markets and energy-transition technologies.
Arcfield is a Chantilly-based defense technology company that develops systems and digital engineering solutions for national security missions, spanning the ocean floor to space. Though the name is new, the company brings more than 68 years of mission support to government agencies across the United States and Canada, with more than 2,200 employees and 18 global locations. Its 82% security-cleared workforce supports space superiority, hypersonic defense, undersea warfare and digital transformation, including through its Orion Space Solutions and Strategic Technology Consulting brands.
ArcGolf.com is not an operating manufacturer; it is a premium domain name offered for sale by HugeDomains, a Denver-based aftermarket domain reseller. HugeDomains began in 2005 after its founders started buying domains for their own projects and now maintains a portfolio of more than four million names, serving clients worldwide.
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.
Archbold Furniture has built solid-wood furniture in Archbold, Ohio, since 1900, pairing American production with custom finishes applied by skilled Amish craftsmen. Its collections include solid alder furniture made in-house alongside Amish Essentials and Bob Timberlake American Home lines, giving the century-old company a distinctive mix of Ohio manufacturing and Amish finishing expertise.
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.
Founded by Dwight Archer in 1969, Archer Sign Corporation is a Canton, Ohio family business that designs and manufactures custom signs and has served customers for more than fifty years. The company provides turnkey sign programs, coordinating production and installation across North America through its own crews and a nationwide network.
In Vermilion, Ohio, Architectural & Industrial Metal Finishing Company—known as A&I Metal Finishing—powder-coats, laser-cuts and fabricates metal for manufacturers across northern Ohio and into Michigan. Its production lines can handle parts as large as 40 feet by 10 feet by 10 feet and up to 2,000 pounds, while its integrated fabrication, assembly and trucking services give customers a finished component ready for use. A&I’s work has included a 961-piece automotive tooling order completed and shipped to Ohio and Michigan in three working days.
Since 2000, Architectural Glass and Aluminum has been employee-owned, bringing a sense of shared responsibility to its work on major buildings across the Western United States. Founded in 1970, the California company is known for guiding complex projects from design-assist through installation, particularly custom curtain wall work for architects and contractors.
Known for its deep expertise in tape, Archive Data helps organizations keep data-center storage environments running through changing needs and end-of-life transitions. The company supports businesses with secure data handling and infrastructure assistance, including tape redeployment and disk sanitization, while tailoring cloud resources to each customer’s recovery and storage requirements.
Arclin is a global materials science company that develops and manufactures technologies for everyday products, with more than 50 years of experience. Its materials are used in products that protect and purify food, water, homes, and medicine, and the company operates manufacturing and research locations across multiple countries. Its portfolio includes engineered building solutions and performance polymers.