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Founded in 1992 and incorporated in 1995, Springfield’s privately held Arctech Fabricating makes sheet-metal parts, welded fabrications and machined components for demanding industrial, defense and aerospace work. Its specialty work includes military gun-turret components, aerospace test stands and industrial pump parts, while its certified welders and in-house engineering team support both prototypes and production runs. Arctech is also known for fabricating the pans used in two Guinness World Record pumpkin pies, including a 20-foot, 3,699-pound pie in 2010.
For more than 60 years, ARCTOS Technology Solutions has provided applied research, engineering, and mission support for aerospace and defense programs, helping move technologies from materials and propulsion to advanced manufacturing into operational capability. Based in Ohio with operations across the United States, the company is especially distinctive for pairing aerospace R&D and launch-safety analysis with industrial innovation laboratories and technology workforce programs. ARCTOS is now part of DCS Corporation and remains a small-business R&D performer for federal and industrial customers.
For more than 60 years, ARCTOS Technology Solutions has provided applied research, engineering, and technology services for aerospace and defense missions. The Beavercreek-based company supports federal agencies and aerospace companies with work ranging from propulsion and advanced materials to launch safety, industrial innovation, and workforce development. ARCTOS is now part of DCS Corporation, joining two organizations with decades of experience in mission-critical aerospace and defense programs.
Ardagh Metal Packaging (AMP) manufactures metal beverage cans and ends for brand owners, operating 23 production facilities in nine countries. The Luxembourg-registered company is an operating business of Ardagh Group and reported approximately 6,500 employees and $5.5 billion in sales in 2025. Its production and market presence span Europe and the Americas, including Brazil.
Ardent Mills is a North American flour-milling and ingredient company that processes grains and pulses into ingredients for food manufacturers and commercial bakeries. Headquartered in Denver, it operates more than 40 locations across the United States, Canada and Puerto Rico, with specialized gluten-free production at its Richardton, North Dakota facility.
Area 419 is an Ohio manufacturing shop that CNC-machines precision rifle components and reloading equipment, including its ZERO reloading press and Hellfire muzzle-brake systems. The company makes its American-made scope mounts and rings through a distinctive final-boring process, assembling and machining each set together before quality control. Its facilities are private and predominantly dedicated to manufacturing rather than retail.
Based in Hilliard, Ohio, Ares Sportswear customizes athletic and team apparel, making it easier for organizations to outfit players and supporters through online team stores and wholesale orders. The company combines design templates and customer-provided artwork with decoration services, offering both fully custom and stock uniform programs alongside branded apparel and workwear.
Argus Labs makes controlled-temperature cabinets for scientific, pharmacy and laboratory use alongside low-power Wi-Fi sensor networks that monitor temperature-sensitive assets. Its Sentinel Next platform is built in-house across the hardware, firmware and software, using customers’ existing Wi-Fi networks rather than proprietary wireless systems. The Mason-based company also produces Aegis refrigerators and ultra-low freezers, including models designed for pharmaceutical storage and research environments.
Founded in Chicago in 1952 as Aero Research Instruments, ARi Industries makes mineral-insulated cable and custom temperature-sensing and heating assemblies for demanding industrial applications. Its AerOpak® cable remains the core of the business, supporting sensors and heaters used from aerospace and semiconductor manufacturing to nuclear and fusion research. ARi manufactures in the USA, maintains in-house custom-production capability, and operates an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system with certifications traceable to NIST.
Since 1988, Sharonville-based ARI-HETRA has made heavy-duty transportation maintenance equipment, including mobile lifting systems and wheel-service equipment, for garages that keep commercial fleets moving. Its systems are made in the USA and built around operator safety, with factory-trained service technicians located throughout North America to support maintenance and repairs.
Founded in 1966, Ariel Corporation is a U.S. manufacturer of reciprocating gas compressors for the global energy industry. The family-owned company says it has manufactured more than 70,000 compressors, which are used in over 100 countries, and operates manufacturing and assembly facilities in Ohio. Its work spans the energy value chain, from gas production and processing through transport, storage, and distribution.
From its Columbus base, Aries Science & Technology develops customized biobased microspheres and encapsulation solutions for specialized manufacturing applications. With more than 20 years of experience in custom microsphere development, the company builds its work around proprietary platforms such as Levupol and SiRamic, including safer alternatives for controlled release and polymer microcapsules. Its chemistry emphasizes sustainable feedstocks and avoids formaldehyde, isocyanates and bisphenol A.
Arista Wood designs and builds wood furniture in Ohio Amish Country, continuing a family business that began in a small barn on Ray Yoder’s farm near Sugarcreek, Ohio. Its early work focused exclusively on reclaimed oak barnwood, and the company now describes its furniture as design-led and detail-driven, with a continued connection to Amish craftsmanship and lasting quality.
From its Baden-Baden base, family-owned ARKU Maschinenbau GmbH builds machinery that levels and deburrs sheet metal, alongside coil-processing systems for manufacturers. The company says it has more than 60 years of experience in precision leveling and maintains sales partners in nearly 30 countries, with ISO-certified subsidiaries in China and the United States. ARKU also operates a contract leveling and deburring center for customers needing parts processed as a service.
Arlington Valley Farms is a family-centric, team-based food manufacturer in Hudson, Ohio, known for making frozen handheld foods through scratch cooking and artisanal baking. Its individually wrapped products are made for convenient meals at home or in food-service settings, using premium ingredients and a close connection to farms and ingredient sources.
Armaly Brands is a family-owned cleaning-products company founded in 1908, when W.J. Armaly began harvesting and processing natural ocean sponges in the Bahamas. Four generations later, the company supplies cleaning and finishing products, including sponges and household cleaning tools, and says its products serve consumer and professional buyers. Its history includes moving to Walled Lake, Michigan, in 1983 and adding Brillo to its brands in 2010.
Armis is the newly formed company bringing together the established IDENTCO, Reliance Label Solutions and Trebnick Systems brands under one organization. Based in Ingleside, Illinois, it serves manufacturers and other operators in demanding environments with durable labeling programs, drawing on Trebnick’s more than 30 years of experience in construction-material applications and a global production footprint.
Armor Aftermarket is the official OEM service provider for The Armor Group and its industrial equipment divisions, supporting machinery made by those businesses as well as equipment from other manufacturers. Based in Mason, Ohio, the company helps keep customer operations running through parts support and repair, with technicians available for remote troubleshooting or mobile on-site work.
Known for more than 45 years of metal-stamping experience, Armor Contract Manufacturing is a Midwest contract manufacturer serving industrial, commercial, and military-defense customers. Its several Ohio, Indiana, and Michigan facilities support projects from prototype through production, with an in-house approach that can carry work from a customer’s design to completed assemblies. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
From its Mason, Ohio operation, Armor Mobile Systems has spent more than 70 years building purpose-designed medical coaches and imaging trailers from the chassis up rather than converting RVs or buses. Its made-in-the-USA units are engineered around hospital and community healthcare programs, with a 10-year structural warranty and support from Armor Aftermarket for service, parts, and refurbishment. The company also applies its mobile engineering experience to custom trailers, including transportable energy-storage systems.