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From West Chester, Ohio, Array Telepresence develops telepresence cameras and image-processing hardware that upgrades ordinary videoconferencing rooms into immersive, life-size meeting spaces. Its patented Equal-i Technology works with existing codecs and furniture, using a concealed dual camera and processor to improve both the outgoing and incoming views rather than relying on moving voice-tracking cameras. The company also supports deployments through room design services and a global network of resellers and systems integrators.
Founded in 2003, Arrow Industrial Solutions is a Ravenna, Ohio company known for turning machine-safety assessments into practical protection for manufacturing and industrial facilities across North America. Its experienced team brings more than 50 years of combined EHS and machine-guarding knowledge to custom safeguarding work, and Arrow became a division of Clarion Safety Systems in 2023.
Arrow International, Inc. makes charitable gaming products and equipment, from Popp-Opens pull-tab tickets and concealed Tear-Opens bingo paper to electronic bingo and pull-tab systems. With more than 55 years of industry experience and facilities in North America and Europe, the company partners with tens of thousands of charities and nonprofit organizations, helping raise more than $1.5 billion annually for their causes.
Celebrating 50 years, Arrowhead Plastic Engineering is an established contract manufacturer serving customers in 35 states and more than 100 industries. From its Indiana and Ohio facilities, the company turns customer designs into molded composite or thermoformed plastic components, with production support kept in-house from concept through completion.
ARS Recycling Systems grew out of an Ohio contractor’s response to a New Jersey bridge-painting problem more than 30 years ago, when it developed a way to reuse steel grit instead of sending truckloads of hazardous blasting waste to disposal. Today, the Lowellville manufacturer builds portable abrasive blasting systems for contractors working on bridges, marine structures, and tanks, while supporting customers with technical service from startup onward.
Founded in 1926, Arsco Custom Metals is a Cincinnati manufacturer with a century-long American fabrication tradition and certification as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business. The company is known for practical, made-to-order metalwork for demanding environments, particularly behavioral-health facilities, where its ligature-resistant enclosures help protect occupants while keeping equipment serviceable. Arsco supports projects nationwide, from design and field verification through installation when needed.
Art Guild Binders, Inc. is a Cincinnati bookbinding shop that restores and repairs books while producing custom binders and other made-to-order covers. The small, family-owned company handles projects ranging from Bible rebinding and thesis binding to custom printed binders, with materials and details tailored to each order.
Founded in 1943 by German tool-and-die maker Ally Pfirrmann, ART Metals Group makes difficult custom metal stampings, thrust bearings and assemblies for customers around the world. Its 70,000-square-foot Fairfield operation combines a full-service tool room with 16 presses ranging from 45 to 800 tons, allowing the company to develop tooling and take parts from prototype through production. ART is privately owned and operated and holds ISO 9001:2015 registration, with in-process inspection supported by a dedicated sensor lab.
After 24 years flying for the U.S. Air Force, retired Colonel Jeff Smith now creates fine-art landscape photographs that celebrate Ohio, the Midwest and the quiet drama of sunset and twilight. From his Miami Valley base, Art of Frozen Time produces place-based prints for homes, offices and healthcare spaces, where its evidence-based design work has placed 460 prints across 40 regional healthcare locations as of July 2025. Smith also provides custom sizing, room visualization, installation and FAA-certified drone photography, and one of his images was selected for the U.S. Postal Service’s Mighty Mississippi stamp series.
Founded in 1850, ArtCarved makes personalized jewelry and custom rings designed to preserve milestones, from family birthstone pieces to school and service rings. The brand operates under Commemorative Brands, Inc., a customized-products manufacturer with five U.S. sites, and its parent company is a Responsible Jewellery Council member. ArtCarved warrants that its gold and diamonds are sourced in compliance with the Signet Responsible Sourcing Protocol.
Artesian of Pioneer designs, manufactures, installs, and services water treatment equipment and systems for commercial, municipal, industrial, and aquaculture applications. Its offerings include filtration, packaged plants, aeration, ion exchange, fluidized-bed softening, nanofiltration/reverse osmosis, ultrafiltration, biological wastewater treatment, chemical feed, controls, telemetry, and SCADA systems.
Arthrex is a global medical device manufacturer that develops minimally invasive surgical technologies, with roots in pioneering arthroscopy and sports medicine. Based in Southwest Florida, the privately held company produces more than 1,000 new products and related procedures annually and supports surgeons through research, medical education, and operating-room visualization systems. Its global network includes regional headquarters, subsidiaries, distribution centers, and manufacturing operations across the United States and abroad.
Artiflex Manufacturing is an employee-owned, fully integrated Tier 1 manufacturing supplier that takes products from prototype development through production and assembly. Its operations combine engineering and tooling with metal stamping, castings, automation, and advanced manufacturing for customers in automotive, aerospace, and defense, alongside agriculture and heavy truck markets.
With more than a decade in the trade, Artiplex Signs is a Columbus sign shop that has completed over 500 installations for businesses across Central Ohio. Its in-house team carries projects from design through installation, giving local customers one point of contact throughout the job.
Woman-owned and operated by Roni Basler, Artistic Rock, LLC is a South Euclid contractor serving Ohio and nearby states. The company helps contractors, architects, engineers, and designers give concrete structures a distinctive architectural finish through custom form liners and concrete staining. Basler is an ODOT-certified DBE contractor, and the business holds an A+ BBB accreditation.
From its Cincinnati shop, Artsman handcrafts sports memorabilia from game-used pieces of athletic history, turning courts and other artifacts into keepsakes that preserve the stories behind competition. Built by artisans and sports enthusiasts, the company works with colleges, universities, and professional teams on pieces ranging from championship court memorabilia to custom furniture and installations.
Aruna Project is a nonprofit social enterprise that makes survivor-made bags and accessories while creating paid career pathways for women who have survived human trafficking. Its Freedom Business combines manufacturing apprenticeships with holistic care, living-wage employment and long-term support; the organization reports that more than 250 women have transitioned into career employment and that its model has achieved an 86% sustained freedom rate.
Since Al Zelczer founded it in 1983, Arzel Zoning has built its identity around practical HVAC zoning technology made at its Cleveland, Ohio factory. The company develops air-driven systems for contractors serving residential and light commercial customers, with retrofit work a particular focus when existing ductwork is difficult to reach. Its U.S.-made products carry a limited lifetime warranty.
Asahi Kasei Corporation manufactures and sells engineering plastics and functional resin products, primarily polyamide (PA), polyacetal (POM), modified polyphenylene ether (PPE), polypropylene compounds, foam beads, and fiber-reinforced composite materials. Its capabilities include material manufacturing, coloring and compounding, technical support, product development, and resin-focused CAE analysis for automotive, electrical and electronic, energy, infrastructure, industrial, residential, telecommunications, and medical applications.
Founded in 2020 by three investigators from Ohio University’s Edison Biotechnology Institute, privately held ASAKE Biotechnology is an Athens company built around translating university research into new health therapeutics. Its scientists use natural resources to pursue treatments for serious diseases, while the company works with academic and Southeast Ohio partners to move promising discoveries toward practical medicines.