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Founded in 1981 to serve the Eastern Pennsylvania cement industry, Atlas Machining & Welding has grown into a custom manufacturer operating more than 60,000 square feet of manufacturing space in Northampton, Pennsylvania. The family business, led by President and COO Lisa Keeney-Ziegenfus, provides custom manufacturing and industrial repair for regional, national, and international clients, with a history of emergency work for cement plants.
ATLAS Metal Conversion is a processor and conditioner of high-grade alloy steels and titanium products used in aerospace, defense, power generation, and structural applications. The company provides conditioning and cold working services including milling, grinding, sawing, and non-destructive testing.
Founded in 1892, Atlas Minerals & Chemicals develops and manufactures corrosion-resistant construction materials and specialty chemical products. Its long history includes industry developments in non-metallic corrosion-resistant materials, including the VITROBOND sulfur cement introduced in 1935. Based in Mertztown in Pennsylvania’s Lehigh Valley, the company also provides proprietary and private-label chemical compounding.
Since 1976, family-owned Atlas Pressed Metals has manufactured custom powder-metal parts, pairing press-and-sinter production with in-house engineering and metallurgical expertise. The DuBois company employs more than 100 people and is particularly distinctive for helping manufacturers convert machined, stamped, or cast components to near-net-shape powder-metal designs. Its quality system is registered to IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 9001:2015.
ATMOS Inc. is a Pennsylvania medical-technology company known for pairing clinical expertise with equipment support for healthcare providers. Its work centers on diagnostic tools for voice and swallowing care, including the ATMOS Scope HD, alongside solutions for cardiothoracic teams and other medical settings.
Established in 1938, Atom Medical develops and manufactures neonatal care equipment, with a focus on creating therapeutic environments for premature and newborn patients. The company’s history is especially tied to infant incubators, which helped it build a domestic market share exceeding 85% in Japan, while its products now reach more than 75 countries. Atom Medical USA provides direct U.S. support for the company’s neonatal product line and related mattress-barrier solutions.
Atom.com is a Chicago-area digital branding platform that helps businesses find, evaluate, register and acquire domain names, with AI-powered naming tools and a curated premium marketplace at its core. Founded in 2011 as Squadhelp, Atom says it has helped more than 50,000 businesses and built a community of over 400,000 brand-focused members. The company combines domain transactions with naming contests, audience testing and brand-protection tools in one service.
Founded by Alexander T. Kindling in 1954, Atomatic Manufacturing is an East Pittsburgh machining and fabrication shop that makes precision parts and assemblies, serving customers from prototype work through production runs. The company has a long history supplying parts and special-purpose tooling to the nuclear industry and later expanded its work for robotics and other applications.
Founded in 1957, Atos is an electrohydraulic equipment manufacturer with production sites in Italy, China, India and North America. The group describes its business as developing and producing electrohydraulic components for industrial, hazardous and corrosive environments, and reports more than 750 employees and operations in over 80 countries.
Founded in 1991 by former Ampex technical service representative Mike Spitz, ATR Service restores, rebuilds, and upgrades Ampex ATR-100 series professional tape recorders. The Newcastle company combines an in-house toolroom and extensive component inventory with modern calibration methods to support recording studios, sound archives, and audiophile listening systems. Since new ownership under Andrey Kosobutsky in 2023, ATR Service has also developed its own calibration equipment and recorder upgrades while preserving the classic ATR sound.
Atrion develops medical-device components and fluid-management products through its Atrion Medical Products, Quest Medical, and Halkey-Roberts businesses. Its portfolio spans high-pressure inflation and fluid-delivery products, cardiac-surgery devices, and OEM safety components for medical and aviation applications. Atrion is now part of Nordson Corporation.
ATS Industrial Automation designs, builds, and tests automation equipment and tooling for manufacturing operations. Its work includes turnkey assembly and test lines, as well as specialized automated tooling for nuclear fuel fabrication. The company describes a global presence and more than 20 years of experience in the nuclear industry.
ATS Systems grew from the 2006 combination of ATS Workholding and SMW Systems, bringing decades of machine-shop experience into a company headquartered in Rancho Santa Margarita, California. Now part of Forkardt Hardinge, it is known for pairing machine-tool accessories with hands-on support for shops nationwide, with more than 60 staff and service technicians who average over 20 years in the field. Its heritage includes SMW Systems’ Ultimate Chuck, introduced to North American manufacturing in 1976.
From its headquarters and production facilities in Bad Wurzach, Attestor Forensics GmbH makes forensic equipment specifically for crime-scene and laboratory use, including evidence-screening workstations and specialized light systems. Its German-made equipment is supported with installation, training, maintenance and repair, while the company also develops customized systems in response to customer requirements. Police authorities, forensic institutes, laboratories and customs agencies use its equipment, and Attestor’s quality-assurance system has been certified to ISO 9001 since 2009.
ATW Companies is a parent company comprising Judson Smith Company, Parmatech Corporation, and A.T. Wall Company. The group manufactures precision tubing, fabricated metal components, CNC-machined parts, and metal injection molded components, serving healthcare, aerospace, telecommunications, defense, industrial, electronics, medical, and other stated markets.
Founded in 2008 by Lyon-trained baker Stephane Wojtowicz, Au Fournil is a family-owned wholesale bakery in Havertown making handmade French Viennoiserie for coffee shops, hotels, and restaurants across the Greater Philadelphia region. Stephane’s wife Nayla and son Clement now work alongside him, carrying a family tradition shaped by his years in France, Beirut, and Philadelphia. After relocating and renovating its bakery and distribution facility in 2023, the company expanded its baking capacity while retaining its handmade approach.
Since 1947, Auch Printing, Inc. has provided traditional and digital printing for businesses, organizations, and personal projects in the Philadelphia-area counties. Veteran-owned and led by Jim Auch, the company handles each project directly, pairing in-house design help with practical production advice—including proofing and image adjustments at no extra charge. Its experience ranges from small books and event programs to fast-turnaround labels and large election print runs.
Born in Christchurch in 1978, AuCom grew from a garage-built audio company into a New Zealand-founded manufacturer known for pioneering motor control. Today, it develops tailored systems for industrial customers worldwide, with operations serving more than 150 countries and manufacturing in New Zealand, Germany, and North America.
Privately owned, Audia has grown from humble beginnings into an international plastics group over roughly 70 years. Its companies develop tailored material solutions for manufacturers worldwide, with a culture built around person-to-person relationships and treating employees, customers, and suppliers with respect and transparency.
Audia Elastomers develops custom thermoplastic elastomer compounds and TPV materials, helping manufacturers solve material and molding challenges with grades tailored to performance and budget. Part of the Audia group, the company serves customers through operations in the United States and China and also develops sustainable TPE options using recycled and marine-waste content. Its experienced team specializes in application guidance as well as material development, including TPEs designed to bond with rigid substrates during overmolding.