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Known for electronic components that have served space missions for 38 years without a reported failure, AEM, Inc. supports aerospace and other mission-critical systems. The company has provided tin-whisker mitigation services since 2003, using a proprietary aerospace-qualified conversion process for surface-mount components.
Founded by Paige DeAngelo with her grandfather in 2021, Aer Cosmetics makes a refillable mascara system built around dissolving mascara tablets and a reusable container. Its Infinity Mascara grew from DeAngelo’s concern about the waste of single-use makeup, and each kit is still made by hand, tablet by tablet. The company pairs that low-waste design with a tubing formula that is vegan, cruelty-free and made in the USA.
Named for the star-shaped orchid that sparked founder Alicia Tsai’s first scent memory, Aerangis creates hand-poured candles designed to turn personal stories and places into fragrance. Tsai trained at the Fashion Institute of Technology and works with perfumers to develop both signature and bespoke scents, including custom candles for weddings, milestones, and businesses. The candles are made in small batches in the USA, with reusable ceramic jars crafted at Taiwan’s century-old Shuili Snake Kiln and plastic-free packaging.
Founded in 2020, Pittsburgh-area AERAS develops charged-electrostatic drones and related systems for sanitization, high-risk cleaning, public safety, and environmental applications. Its patented technology powers the world’s first charged-electrostatic drone and helped make AERAS the first U.S. company certified by the FAA to sanitize outdoor venues, including the 2021 Kentucky Derby and PPG Paints Arena. The company also applies its drone expertise to search and rescue, precision agriculture, wildfire mitigation, and mapping.
Founded in 1949 as Angelery Engineering Research Company, AERCO manufactures high-efficiency commercial and industrial boilers and water heaters, with tailored systems for demanding facilities. The Blauvelt, New York company introduced the commercial market’s first condensing, fully modulating boiler and water heater in 1988 and now builds its equipment on site in a 163,000-square-foot manufacturing facility. AERCO’s engineering-led approach also includes an AHRI-accredited laboratory and a history of contributing to industry standards and technical guidance.
Founded by owner Adam Wilson in Maumee on July 14, 2022, Aerial Creative Enterprise LLC is an Ohio small business built around his decade of drone-flying experience and FAA pilot license. The company creates aerial imagery for commercial clients, construction projects, and property owners, and is a certified Disadvantaged Business Enterprise that partners with the Department of Defense.
Aerial Panoptics, LLC develops drone sensors and imagers integrated with intelligent software for commercial aerial data capture and imaging. Based in Saratoga Springs, the company brings optical systems, hardware, software, and operations expertise together to help field personnel work faster and safer on the drone platform of their choice.
Aerial Signs & Awnings, Inc. is a custom signage and branding solutions provider specializing in the fabrication and installation of interior and exterior signage, fabric and metal awnings, metal canopies, scoreboards, LED message boards, and wayfinding signage, serving the tri-state area for over 30 years.
Aermec North America is the official U.S. and Canadian distribution arm of Italian manufacturer Aermec S.p.A., supplying HVAC systems for commercial and industrial applications. Founded in Italy in 1961, Aermec brings more than six decades of Italian engineering to North America, where a continent-wide team supports projects from system design and equipment selection through installation and long-term service. Its lineup spans air-cooled and water-cooled equipment along with hydronic terminal units, backed by local technical and after-sales support.
Aero Conditioner Company is a U.S. manufacturer known for building equipment around the difficult conditions that defeat ordinary commercial units. From its New York State plant, it makes harsh-duty industrial air conditioners and hazardous-duty bottled-water coolers for industrial, marine, military and other demanding sites.
Since its formation in 1947 as Great Lakes Manufacturing Co., Aero Fluid Products has built its identity around aerospace engineering from its Painesville, Ohio facility. The company develops specialized fluid-control equipment for commercial and defense aircraft, and its integrated repair center supports those products with FAA and EASA approvals.
Aero Instruments & Avionics is an aviation maintenance, repair, and overhaul provider for avionics, instrumentation, electronics, flight controls, communications, navigation, and electrical and electro-mechanical aircraft components. It supports more than 7,000 part numbers across commercial, regional, and military platforms and serves customers globally.
Founded by aviation veterans, Aero Jet Wash provides patented, on-wing jet-engine washing with mobile systems that come to the aircraft rather than requiring it to fly elsewhere. The Tulsa-based company serves military, commercial, and cargo fleets, often completing a wash in 30–45 minutes while capturing all effluent for environmentally compliant disposal. It also builds custom AJW washing systems and supplies the equipment used by its crews.
Aero Metals Alliance brings five independent metal suppliers together to serve aerospace manufacturers with a single global-local source for materials, processing and supply-chain support. Its 14 sites across the Americas, Europe and Asia Pacific combine regional service with shared materials expertise, technical advice and coordinated purchasing. The alliance’s businesses support OEMs and subcontractors with stocked aerospace metals and near-net-shape processing, while preserving their own established brands and market knowledge.
Aero Nav Laboratories grew from Belock Instruments, which began in the early 1950s, and has served military and industrial customers under its present name since 1974. Now based in Deer Park, the company is known for environmental simulation testing backed by long experience and tailored technical support for demanding applications.
Known in Cincinnati for its specialized mechanical test sample preparation, Aero Prep, LLC produces carefully machined specimens for customers conducting mechanical testing. Its tightly controlled finishing methods are designed to keep residual stress low, while an aerospace-certified quality system supports consistent production and traceability.
Aero Propulsion Support repairs small gas turbine engines and components for auxiliary power and propulsion applications, serving civilian and military customers from its 25,000-square-foot facility in Harrison, Ohio. The company combines repair support with distribution of turbine parts and manufacturing of prototype OEM components, and reports 31 years of experience, 50 business partners, and products installed in 25 countries. Its repair station holds FAA, EASA, and UKCAA approvals and supports work for customers including Rolls-Royce and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Founded in 1936 as a garage machine shop on Long Island, Aero Specialties Manufacturing is a family-owned aerospace manufacturer producing precision detail parts and assemblies. Three generations of the Smith family have shaped the company, which grew from early aircraft components into a broad manufacturing operation serving aerospace customers for more than 78 years. Aero Specialties has maintained AS9100 certification since 2008 and is also ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Family- and veteran-owned Aero Structures Long Island has been part of aerospace manufacturing since 1961, when it began as a small machine shop. The Long Island company is known for precision build-to-print work for demanding military and commercial aircraft programs, with AS9100-certified quality processes supporting its complex structural components.
Aero Trades MFG. Corp. makes precision metal parts and assemblies for the aviation industry, with a particular strength in hydroforming complex sheet-metal shapes. Serving aviation customers since its inception, the Mineola manufacturer combines deep-draw hydroforming with build-to-print aircraft fabrication and ultra-high-pressure waterjet cutting for demanding work. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D, and its aluminum heat-treating operation is NADCAP certified.