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Known in Cincinnati for its specialized mechanical test sample preparation, Aero Prep, LLC produces carefully machined specimens for customers conducting mechanical testing. Its tightly controlled finishing methods are designed to keep residual stress low, while an aerospace-certified quality system supports consistent production and traceability.
Aero Propulsion Support repairs small gas turbine engines and components for auxiliary power and propulsion applications, serving civilian and military customers from its 25,000-square-foot facility in Harrison, Ohio. The company combines repair support with distribution of turbine parts and manufacturing of prototype OEM components, and reports 31 years of experience, 50 business partners, and products installed in 25 countries. Its repair station holds FAA, EASA, and UKCAA approvals and supports work for customers including Rolls-Royce and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Founded in 1936 as a garage machine shop on Long Island, Aero Specialties Manufacturing is a family-owned aerospace manufacturer producing precision detail parts and assemblies. Three generations of the Smith family have shaped the company, which grew from early aircraft components into a broad manufacturing operation serving aerospace customers for more than 78 years. Aero Specialties has maintained AS9100 certification since 2008 and is also ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Family- and veteran-owned Aero Structures Long Island has been part of aerospace manufacturing since 1961, when it began as a small machine shop. The Long Island company is known for precision build-to-print work for demanding military and commercial aircraft programs, with AS9100-certified quality processes supporting its complex structural components.
Aero Tech Designs is a Pittsburgh-area cycling apparel maker founded in 2004, with roots in the earlier Schnaubelt Shorts business, a major cycling-apparel manufacturer in the 1980s and early 1990s. It designs and manufactures performance cyclewear in Pittsburgh, and says the majority of its apparel is made in the United States. The company emphasizes comfort-focused, inclusive sizing and production close to home.
Aero Trades MFG. Corp. makes precision metal parts and assemblies for the aviation industry, with a particular strength in hydroforming complex sheet-metal shapes. Serving aviation customers since its inception, the Mineola manufacturer combines deep-draw hydroforming with build-to-print aircraft fabrication and ultra-high-pressure waterjet cutting for demanding work. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D, and its aluminum heat-treating operation is NADCAP certified.
Founded in 2003 by pilot and avionics retrofit expert Mike Berger, Aero-Pro Avionics builds custom cockpit panels and installs modern avionics at Elyria Airport. The owner-operated shop works on everything from Kitfoxes and Cessna 150s to light twins and experimental aircraft, and is a Garmin Authorized Sales & Service Center. Aero-Pro is also an FAA Part 145 Certified Repair Station, keeping installations and sign-offs under the same certified oversight.
Born from academic research at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County’s Center for Advanced Sensor Technology, Aero-Yield makes patented breathable shake flasks for early bioprocess development. Its walls improve oxygen transfer and carbon-dioxide removal while supporting non-invasive sensor integration, addressing the oxygen limitation common in conventional shake flasks. The company’s 500 mL flask is pre-sterilized and designed to deliver more productive cell growth without changing a laboratory’s workflow.
From its Ohio facility, Aerobiotix USA develops and manufactures proprietary air treatment and monitoring systems for healthcare and other occupied environments. Its medical-grade technology combines ultraviolet treatment with HEPA or ULPA filtration to reduce airborne bacteria, viruses and spores, with Illuvia Sense adding real-time operating-room air-quality sensing and reporting. The privately held company makes its products in the USA and supports facilities with data from peer-reviewed and independent studies.
Aerocase, Inc. grew from a late-1970s need to protect delicate electronics into a Cleveland-area manufacturer of custom ATA shipping cases. The company has produced more than 6,000 case designs, including specialized configurations for equipment ranging from medical instruments to entertainment gear, and also repairs or retrofits cases made by other manufacturers.
Founded in Cleveland in 1945 as Great Lakes Manufacturing, AeroControlex has spent more than 75 years building aerospace components for commercial and military platforms. Today, the South Euclid company carries that legacy forward from a 70,000-square-foot headquarters where it designs and makes mechanical actuators and pumps, supported by FAA-approved repair capabilities.
Founded in 1949 as Aerodyne Development Corporation, Chagrin Falls-based Aerodyne Environmental designs and manufactures cyclone dust collectors and dry material-handling valves for industrial air pollution control and product recovery. Its compact GPC and horizontal cyclone designs are built for tight spaces and difficult dusts, while its engineering team provides application-specific system evaluations and custom fabrication. Aerodyne shares its home facility with sister company Abanaki Corporation and has staff members with 15 to 30 years of experience in dust control and maintenance.
AeroFlexx develops and manufactures flexible liquid packaging designed to combine the squeezability of a pouch with the structure of a bottle. Its AeroFlexx Pak uses proprietary airframe technology and a self-sealing valve, and is presented for liquid products across consumer and industrial markets. The company also describes filling packages at its West Chester, Ohio location and deploying filling lines at customer-selected locations.
Aerolab traces its roots to 1947, when Wiley Sherwood built the company’s first educational wind tunnel in his basement. Today, the Maryland manufacturer is known for custom wind tunnels and aerodynamic research equipment, with more than 1,500 systems delivered to institutions around the world. Its 30,000-square-foot facility supports the design and construction of systems for academic, industrial and military users.
Aerolase develops advanced medical laser systems for skin health, aesthetic care, and post-surgical recovery. Its proprietary ultra-short-pulse technology is designed to treat all Fitzpatrick skin types, including darker skin, with minimal thermal damage and essentially no downtime. The company’s FDA-cleared platforms are supported by more than 40 peer-reviewed studies and address over 30 clinical indications.
A three-generation family-owned business established in 1948, AirCo is a woman-owned small manufacturer serving military and commercial aviation customers from the United States and abroad. It is known for sustaining aviation equipment beyond the original sale, with repair and calibration support for both newly made and previously manufactured units. AirCo maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification and an FAA-certified repair station.
Aeropact Manufacturing, formerly Martin Machine, makes precision-machined components and custom bushings for aerospace and industrial applications in Bowling Green, Ohio. The operation draws on Martin Machine’s nearly 50 years of custom-machined bronze-part experience and a partnership with Aeropact Precision Machining in India, with a particular specialty in aerospace bushings and bearings. Aeropact Manufacturing is privately owned by Raj Nagarajan and Karthik Chinnasamy and is certified to AS9100 and ISO 9001:2015.
Aeropact Manufacturing, formerly Martin Machine, makes precision-machined metallic components and custom bushings in Bowling Green for aerospace and industrial applications. The company brings nearly 50 years of custom-machined bronze-part experience together with a global partnership formed with Aeropact Precision Machining in India, founded by owners Raj Nagarajan and Karthik Chinnasamy in 2014. Its aerospace-focused production is certified to AS9100 and ISO 9001:2015 standards.
New York-based aerophonica LLC builds precision aeroponic kitchen systems that let restaurants grow micro herbs, specialty greens, and edible flowers on site and cut them to order at the pass. Founded by Dylan Foler, the company’s M.A.V. Mini is designed for uncommon varieties that distributors cannot reliably carry, bringing a living garnish program into roughly six square feet of kitchen space.