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Aeropulse makes modular indoor air-quality monitors and connected environmental hardware that turn measurements from homes, workplaces, schools, and healthcare spaces into usable data. Its A100 and A101 platforms can monitor as many as 15 parameters, while interchangeable sensor capsules and connectivity options—including cellular service—let installations adapt to the building rather than depend on Wi-Fi. The company also provides OEM and ODM customization from hardware through software, and its A100 has earned the “Works with WELL” certification.
From Rochester, AeroSafe Global manages temperature-sensitive pharmaceutical deliveries through its proprietary Cold Chain as a Service model, combining digitally enabled thermal packaging with end-to-end logistics intelligence. The company serves customers in 80 countries with capacity for 11 million shipments annually and has safeguarded 40 billion therapies. Its full-cycle reuse program has operated for more than a decade, recovering reusable transport containers across 85 countries.
Born from U.S. Department of Energy research at Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Aeroseal develops aerosol-based technology that seals leaking HVAC ducts and building envelopes from the inside. Founded in 2010 by Dr. Mark Modera and Amit Gupta, the Miamisburg company’s systems have been used to seal more than 260,000 buildings worldwide, while its dealer network delivers computer-controlled air sealing in more than 30 countries.
Aerosol and Liquid Packaging is a Baltimore contract packaging company founded in 2000 by Wayne Grube Sr., who had worked in filling and packaging since 1964. His two sons now run the business, which serves projects of varying production sizes and provides product development through finished-goods packaging.
Founded in 1973, Columbus-based Aerospace Lubricants manufactures synthetic oils and greases for aerospace, defense, and other demanding applications. Its TRIBOLUBE® line is built around MIL-SPEC performance and extreme operating conditions, while its chemists and engineers also develop private-label and custom formulations for OEMs and lubricant companies. Production is ISO 9001:2015 certified, and its laboratory is ISO 17025 accredited.
Founded in 2005, Aerospace Maintenance Solutions is a Solon, Ohio aerospace support company known for keeping legacy military aircraft in service when original manufacturers no longer support their components. Its engineers use reverse engineering to develop practical repair paths for U.S. military, NATO and allied aircraft, including the UH-60 Black Hawk. AMS operates from a 21,000-square-foot facility under AS9110C and AS9100D certification.
Founded in 2007, Aerospace Testing & Pyrometry provides pyrometry calibration and testing for thermal-processing operations, along with Nadcap and heat-treat consulting. Its team brings more than 100 years of combined pyrometry experience, while its Bedford, Ohio, metrology laboratory operates under ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation. With 15 technicians and seven regional offices, ATP supports customers across the United States, Canada, and Mexico and has developed its own Aerospace Compliance Software for managing certifications and testing records.
Established in 1986, Aerospace Wire & Cable is a privately owned New York manufacturer specializing in custom high-temperature wire and cable for demanding applications. Its 24-hour manufacturing facility handles both small runs and more than 5,000 cable designs, with products engineered for temperatures from -80°C to 300°C and custom requirements. The company serves markets ranging from aerospace and defense to industrial facilities, with quality procedures aligned to UL requirements and MIL-I-45208A and MIL-STD-45662.
AeroStar Dynamics builds custom agricultural drones in the USA, pairing precision aerial platforms with practical field support for farmers. Its systems are designed for work ranging from crop mapping to spraying and seeding, while the company also provides training, technology expertise, and customized programs. Proudly American owned and operated, AeroStar emphasizes personalized service for every customer and drone.
AeroTargets International is a specialized defense company known for developing unmanned aerial targets for military training and weapons testing. It serves defense departments and weapons manufacturers worldwide, with support for realistic air-defense exercises and unmanned research missions.
For more than 40 years, family-owned Aerotech Enterprise Inc. has machined made-in-USA CNC parts in its Ohio facility, from one-off prototypes to production runs. With more than 30 milling and turning machines, the shop serves demanding aerospace, defense, and industrial work while also developing its own XtraArm shooting rests and camera arms. Aerotech is ITAR registered and ISO 9001:2015 certified.
AeroTech Solutions is a Winfield, West Virginia company focused on turning aerospace and automotive concepts into 3D-printed hardware. It develops custom prototypes and parts for clients working in those fields, with particular experience in drone projects.
Founded in 2014, woman-owned Aerothreads designs, fabricates, and installs Multi-Layer Insulation (MLI) blankets for test and flight aerospace missions from its College Park, Maryland operation. Its specialized team combines flight-qualified aerospace experience with art and design training, supporting projects from material selection and pattern design through testing and launch. Aerothreads is ISO 9001 and AS9100C compliant.
Aerovec, Inc. is developing a compact, integrated portable wind turbine for dependable renewable power in remote locations, temporary deployments and small communities. Its design combines a patented rotor-and-blade mechanism with a tilt-up tower and containerized portability, and is intended to work alongside solar and storage when sunlight is unavailable. Aerovec installed its first prototype in Rushford, New York, in June 2024 after two years of design simulation.
AeroVironment was founded by Dr. Paul B. MacCready Jr., whose spirit of experimentation still shapes the company’s work in defense technology. The company develops autonomous systems for military and national-security customers, with more than 50,000 deployments in over 55 countries. Its engineering legacy includes the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter and seven innovations recognized by the Smithsonian.
AeroVironment was founded by aerospace innovator Dr. Paul B. MacCready Jr., whose pioneering spirit still shapes the company’s work in defense technology. The company develops mission-ready autonomous systems for defense and national-security customers, with more than 50,000 deployments in over 55 countries. Its MacCready Works group keeps that inventive tradition alive by rapidly turning experimental ideas into operational capability.
AeroVironment was founded by aerospace innovator Dr. Paul B. MacCready Jr., whose pioneering spirit still shapes the company’s work. For more than five decades, the company has developed defense technology for warfighters and allied operators, with a particular focus on autonomous systems; its engineering legacy includes the Ingenuity Mars Helicopter and seven innovations recognized by the Smithsonian. AeroVironment says its systems have been deployed more than 50,000 times in 55-plus countries.
Since 1981, Aerox Aviation Oxygen Systems has built its identity around aviation oxygen, serving aircraft manufacturers, operators and specialized aviation users with systems designed for demanding flight environments. The Bonita Springs company grew into the Aerox Aerospace Group after its 2020 formation and remains known for combining engineered oxygen solutions with FAA-certified repair and service capabilities.
Aerox traces its aviation oxygen work to 1981 and is built around specialized aerospace engineering rather than a broad catalog of unrelated products. The Bonita Springs company serves aircraft manufacturers, EMS operators, military users and general-aviation customers with oxygen systems, while its 2023 integration of Fluid Power added a military-component heritage that began in 1949. Aerox is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D and operates an FAA-certified repair station.