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Established in 1944, Arland Printing produces printed business and personal communications for New Hyde Park, Long Island, and the Tri-State area. The independent local shop joined with Lou Di Rico Printing of Glendale, Queens, in 1996, carrying forward the Arland name’s printing traditions and service under owner Lou Di Rico.
Founded by former Louis Vuitton and TUMI executives, Arlo Skye designs luggage and travel accessories that pair a minimalist look with practical details, including expandable carry-ons and a top-load trunk. The New York-designed line also brings a playful streak to travel through collaborations with Audi, MoMA, Dusen Dusen and Mauna Lani Auberge Resorts. Arlo Skye has been recognized as a top luggage brand by Condé Nast Traveler and other major travel and business publications.
For more than 35 years, Long Island-based Arlyn Scales has designed and manufactured electronic weighing systems, building its own scale sub-assemblies for applications ranging from laboratory precision to heavy industrial weighing. Its distinctive work includes patented Surface Acoustic Wave technology for ultra-precision measurement and the ArlynGuard line of intrinsically safe scales for hazardous environments. Arlyn sells factory direct and also provides design and production support for OEM and custom applications.
Founded in 1988 by Joe Meindl and Alan Knauf, ARM Global Solutions is a reverse-logistics company built around keeping industrial packaging in circulation. From its Virginia operations centers, the company recovers and refurbishes film-roll packaging for North American plastic-film producers, helping them avoid disposal costs while reducing reliance on new materials.
Women-owned and operated, ARMA Container Corp. is a boutique manufacturer of custom corrugated containers and displays. Based in Deer Park, the company pairs in-house structural and graphic design with flexible production scheduling, adapting packaging to demanding timelines and changing volumes. ARMA also manages corrugated replenishment through vendor-managed inventory programs, helping customers keep supply moving without handling every reorder themselves.
Armadillo Metalworks in Passaic, New Jersey, fabricates custom architectural and ornamental metalwork by combining European handcraft with modern engineering. Its classically trained metalworkers turn architects’ concepts into finely detailed interiors and restorations, from water-jet stainless stairwork in a Prince Street loft to handcrafted florets matched to a 1929 Fifth Avenue entrance. The company also engineers unusual functional details, including concealed stair hardware and bronze doors with hinges designed to carry low-voltage wiring.
Armand de Brignac makes prestige Champagne in the Montagne de Reims, where 12th- and 13th-generation winegrowers Jean-Jacques Cattier and his son Alexandre draw on more than 250 years of family vineyard experience. The house owns 33 hectares across notable Champagne crus and is known for selecting only the first portion of the cuvée press, blending three vintages, and hand-finishing its metal-coated bottles with French pewter labels. Its owned vineyards hold France’s HVE level 3 environmental certification.
Founded in 1946, Buffalo-based Armento designs and produces columbarium memorials along with the bronze faceplates, liturgical artwork and related memorial products that give them their character. Its faceplates are cast, hand-finished and offered in sculptured bas-relief or architectural designs for single and companion niches. Armento says its work has served thousands of clients across the United States and internationally, including churches, schools, military organizations and retirement communities.
Based in Italy and working worldwide for more than 30 years, Armonia Group designs and manufactures bespoke luxury interiors and furnishings for residential, hospitality, retail and contract projects. Its in-house joinery, technical design office and installation team carry projects from site survey and realistic 3D renderings through made-to-measure production, worldwide delivery and turnkey completion. The company’s portfolio ranges from private homes in Italy and New York to hospitality spaces such as Restaurant Contarini in Campolongo sul Brenta.
Armor Edge makes tempered-glass screen protectors for phones, designed to keep screens intact through drops onto rough surfaces. Its protectors use premium AGC Asahi Glass and arrive with a patent-pending applicator for precise installation, backed by a lifetime replacement warranty. The Brooklyn company also emphasizes environmentally friendly glass made without arsenic, lead, antimony, and other harmful chemicals.
For more than 70 years, Mason-based Armor Mobile Systems has built purpose-designed medical coaches and trailers from the chassis up, rather than converting RVs or buses. Its made-in-USA units serve hospital systems and community outreach programs, with custom engineering for sensitive imaging equipment and a 10-year structural warranty. Armor Aftermarket also supports Armor and competitor vehicles with parts, repairs, and refurbishment.
ARMOR-IIMAK invents, manufactures, and markets tailored Thermal Transfer ribbons. The company also describes coating and slitting facilities and a comprehensive range of ribbons for variable information printing.
Armored Fresh is developing fermented proteins from a proprietary yeast strain, taking a science-based approach to rebuilding the food foundation. The company says its process is rooted in nature and refined through years of research, with ingredients scrutinized before they enter its formulas and no unnecessary additives.
Arms Preservation Inc. makes American-made VCI gun storage bags designed to prevent rust on firearms during long-term storage. The company combines barrier packaging with vapor corrosion inhibitor materials and supplies storage products aligned with military packaging requirements, including bags for pistols and rifles.
Founded in 1934, Armstrong Fluid Technology designs and manufactures intelligent fluid-flow equipment and integrated building-energy solutions for HVAC and related mechanical systems. The family tradition behind the company now spans more than 1,200 employees and 13 manufacturing facilities across four continents, with its work extending from fluid-flow hardware into connected controls and performance services. Armstrong’s Design Envelope approach links equipment, controls intelligence and lifecycle support to improve building efficiency and operating performance.
Founded in 1968 by John and Betty Armstrong, Armstrong RM is a family-owned Syracuse manufacturer of production-grade metal and plastic components for prototypes and low-volume runs. The company grew from John’s plaster-mold-casting craft into a nearly 100,000-square-foot operation with more than 150 employees, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern engineering and machining. Its One-Shot Casting process is a distinctive in-house solution for producing complex non-ferrous castings without foundry tooling, while ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certifications reflect the quality systems behind its work.
Armstrong World Industries designs and manufactures interior and exterior architectural applications, including ceiling and wall systems. Founded as Armstrong Cork Company in 1860, the company has more than 165 years of history and reports 24 manufacturing facilities and approximately 4,000 employees. Its headquarters are in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.
Arnas Agro is an agricultural and food company operating internationally in the olive oil, soap, and coffee sectors. It produces 100% natural olive oil from high-quality olives using cold pressing, expertly roasted Turkish coffee, and soap varieties made from high-quality vegetable oils using natural methods.
From its Rochester headquarters, Arnold Magnetic Technologies manufactures high-performance magnetic materials and systems, including permanent magnets, magnetic assemblies, electric motors and precision thin metals. With more than 130 years of supplying defense-sensitive materials to U.S. and allied markets, the company combines engineering support with manufacturing operations across North America, Europe and Asia. Its products serve demanding applications ranging from aerospace and medical devices to motors, energy storage and scientific equipment.
Founded in 2002 by entrepreneur Michael Arnouse, Arnouse Digital Devices Corporation (ADDC) designs and manufactures secure, modular x86 computing systems in the United States. Its patented BioDigitalPC platform uses interchangeable, pluggable computer cards across personal computers, rugged enclosures and high-density data-center hardware, including systems built for harsh operating environments. ADDC says its products are made in the USA, designed to reduce e-waste and have reached customers in 41 countries.