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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.
Since 1975, family-owned Armor Packaging Corporation has manufactured custom corrugated boxes in Lawrenceville, Georgia, while also distributing packaging supplies to businesses across the Southeast and nationwide. Its own corrugator and converting floor set it apart from a broker, while a second facility in Piedmont, South Carolina supports Upstate customers. Family-led operations pair in-house production with packaging engineering, warehousing, and just-in-time delivery under one supplier.
Armor Products, based in Mason, Ohio, makes Kamlok® cam-and-groove couplers for fluid handling while also producing precision-machined gun parts through its ADK Arms product line. Its Kamlok fittings are built to MIL-C-27487 and AA59326 dimensional specifications, hydrostatically tested, and backed by a lifetime guarantee on Twin-Kam™ arms. The company is a division of The Armor Group, a manufacturing group in business for over 90 years with more than 475,000 square feet of manufacturing space and ISO 9001:2015 certification across its operations.
With more than 40 years spent entering, inspecting and repairing petroleum storage tanks, Armor Shield of America specializes in underground and above-ground tank service, maintenance and corrosion protection. Founded by Bruce Sharp, whose work in tank manufacturing, sump design and petroleum equipment holds more than 160 patents, the company develops repair and retrofit systems that can keep fuel stations operating while tanks and sumps are restored. Its technicians have worked on more than half a million tanks and include trained crews for sump repair and testing.
Established in 2001, ArmorCo Advanced Armoring Products manufactures and supplies bullet-resistant fabrics and armor panels from its Ashtabula, Ohio facility. A division of Infinity Composites, the company presses Kevlar®, Spectra and fiberglass composite panels and serves customers ranging from the general public to military and law-enforcement organizations. ArmorCo also holds military-contractor CAGE Code 3KMJ2 under Infinity Composites and identifies its products as made in the USA.
Founded in 2005, ArmorSource, LLC. is an Ohio manufacturer known for producing ballistic head protection for military and law enforcement organizations. Its Hebron facility spans 120,000 square feet, and the company has delivered more than one million custom helmets worldwide while maintaining an ISO 9001:2015-based quality system.
Known for its Z-Gun spray systems, Cleveland-based Armour Spray Systems, Inc. builds coating-application equipment for foundries. The company also supports customers with an exchange-and-repair program for equipment returned for factory reconditioning.
Armstrong Ceiling Solutions makes commercial ceiling and wall systems, including TECTUM cementitious wood fiber panels. The site describes TECTUM panels as responsibly made in the U.S.A. and offers design and pre-construction assistance through PROJECTWORKS.
Founded as the Armstrong Cork Company in 1860, Armstrong World Industries manufactures ceiling and wall systems for commercial and residential spaces, along with specialty architectural applications. From its headquarters in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the company now operates 24 manufacturing facilities and employs about 4,000 people, pairing a 165-plus-year manufacturing history with a growing portfolio of architectural brands. Its work spans practical acoustical systems and energy-saving ceiling technologies designed to shape how people live, work, learn and heal.
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.
Arnold is a Cincinnati-based, family-owned brand design and print technology company. It provides brand design, adaptation, conventional and digital printing, finishing, kitting, shipping, and print-on-demand activation, including production of physical packaging and marketing touchpoints.
Arnold Machine began in 1994 as a two-person shop in Tiffin, Ohio, and has grown into a 75,000-square-foot manufacturer known for building automated equipment around customers’ production needs. Its engineers and machine tradespeople work primarily with OEMs and Tier 1 manufacturers, carrying projects from early testing through installation and field support.
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.
Family-owned Arnold Vending has served Tiffin, Ohio, since 1948, building its business around workplace food service and a strong connection to the communities it serves. The company operates from a 50,000-square-foot facility whose commissary prepares fresh food daily for customers at their workplaces.
Arnold's Candies manufactures candies by hand in Akron, Ohio, using old-fashioned techniques and ingredients described as high quality. The submitted source context identifies candy manufacturing, including buttermints, mints, custom candy, after-dinner mints, puffs, and brittle.
Aron Alpha is the Toagosei America Inc. brand of cyanoacrylate instant adhesives and related process products. The company manufactures adhesive technologies, including cyanoacrylate adhesives, primers, accelerators, and applicators, and provides custom formulation, testing, prototype testing, and technical engineering support for industrial and consumer applications.
From a Cleveland Public Library MakerSpace project in 2015 to a workshop in Concord, Ohio, Arotags makes laser-cut wooden car air fresheners that can be refilled instead of thrown away. Founder Michael Milam personally oversees each one, using American poplar prepared by a local Amish family woodshop and pairing it with a fiber scent core designed for a lasting release. Customers can choose an existing design or create a custom piece, all backed by a 45-day “Make It Right” guarantee.
Based in Suzhou, ARP Technologies designs, manufactures and supplies tire-curing presses and related inspection equipment for manufacturers around the world. Its R&D-led approach includes electric-curing technology and retrofit kits that let existing presses transition away from steam while extending their working life. ARP holds ISO 9001 quality management certification, in place since 2011, along with ISO 14001 environmental certification and China’s national high-tech enterprise recognition.
Founded by George Arps in 1936, Arps Dairy is a Defiance creamery producing fluid milk and other dairy products from milk sourced exclusively from family farms within 30 miles. Its “Dairy With Integrity” approach follows the supply chain from cow care and antibiotic-free milk to in-house testing and cold separation at the creamery. Arps also supplies bulk dairy ingredients and develops custom culinary dairy solutions for industrial customers.
Since 1957, ARRA Inc. served the RF and microwave community as a Bay Shore manufacturer known as Antenna & Radome Research Associates. Its 20,000-square-foot facility supported commercial and military customers worldwide, with custom component work built around more than 2,000 basic designs. ARRA announced it would close permanently on July 24, 2026, after 69 years in operation.