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Absorb Core is a family-owned North Olmsted, Ohio company that makes disposable restroom matting from super-absorbent fiber material. Its one-piece mats turn surface liquids into gel, helping protect floors, control odors, and reduce tracking in busy restrooms. The company also develops custom products for large-volume applications and sells through distributors across North America.
Founded by Carla and Michael Eng to give face-to-face marketers a dependable exhibit partner, Abstract Displays designs and manages trade show environments from its Cincinnati headquarters. Its 40,000-square-foot corporate facility includes a showroom arranged like a trade show floor, while satellite facilities across the United States and around the world support clients internationally. The company also extends its event work into live branded productions through its VidExpo operation.
AC Aircontrols GmbH is a Kempen-based medical-technology engineering partner that develops, produces and certifies pneumatic and electronic control systems for ventilation, respiratory therapy, anesthesia and medical gas dosing. With 20 years of experience, the company takes projects from concept and prototype through regulatory approval, series production and life-cycle management, including solutions for neonatal and critical-care applications. AC Aircontrols also serves as Germany’s distribution partner for Clippard Instruments and maintains assembly and test operations in Planegg alongside software development in Munich.
Woman-owned AC Green designs, fabricates, installs, and repairs metalwork for commercial projects in Ohio and the surrounding region. The Athens-area small business stands out for pursuing miscellaneous-metal scopes and complex jobs that other fabrication shops may overlook, while also handling structural steel and custom work from design through installation. Its portfolio includes railings and other fabricated elements for stadiums, colleges, and hospitals, and all employees hold OSHA 10 certification.
Founded by Andrew Mendala, AC Mold makes molds at its St. Charles, Illinois facility for clients with both straightforward and challenging projects. The company highlights a customer-focused process from the start of a job through completion and has expanded its production-floor equipment to handle a broader range of mold work.
Founded in 1902 as a pattern shop, Willoughby-based AC Wellman now makes X-ray markers and measuring devices while also producing and restoring custom plaques and pattern letters. Its century-plus history runs from white-metal foundry letters to in-house medical-device manufacturing, and the company says it is the world’s largest supplier of X-ray markers. AC Wellman’s plaque work includes preserving historic markers such as those at Wabash College and a 1923 John Tullis memorial.
For more than five decades, ACCEL has made performance fuel and ignition systems for classic and late-model vehicles, with its roots firmly in racing and drag-strip applications. Now part of the Holley Performance Brands family, ACCEL is especially known for its SuperCoils and performance ignition components, including distributors and spark-plug wires.
Accel Group designs and manufactures custom solutions for built environments, with a focus on retail fixtures and interiors. Founded in 1980 as a small custom wood furniture business, the company now describes itself as a commercial retail manufacturer and offers turnkey design, engineering, manufacturing, delivery, and installation for retail spaces.
Female-founded Accel Inc. provides contract packaging and hand-assembly manufacturing from a 517,000-square-foot facility in Central Ohio. Since 1995, its Lean Six Sigma-trained engineering team has paired custom machinery with flexible labor to handle high-volume packaging, including locally made rigid boxes and beauty gift sets. Accel operates from the New Albany International Business Park, where nearby supply-chain partners help shorten turnaround for domestic projects.
With more than 30 years working directly with plastics manufacturers, Accel Polymers supplies and compounds virgin and recycled plastic raw materials while recycling post-industrial scrap in Wentzville, Missouri. Its 35,000-square-foot facility handles large-volume size reduction and pelletizing, turning difficult plastic waste into clean, reusable feedstock. Accel is a veteran-owned business certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Accelerated OrthoSolutions is an Akron-based product development company serving the medical device community. It helps clients move devices from concept toward market, providing support at the stages where development, testing, or regulatory work is needed.
Born around a kitchen table in southwest Ohio in 2017, Accelevation designs, manufactures, and installs integrated infrastructure for North American data centers. Its vertically integrated operation spans white-space design, custom manufacturing, and field installation, supported by more than 1.4 million square feet of manufacturing capacity and in-house technicians. The company’s growth accelerated through a pandemic-era pivot and the addition of specialized data-center businesses, including Instor in 2023 and SteelPro in 2025.
Veteran-owned small business Access Virtual, LLC is developing a new kind of flight-training company in Willoughby, Ohio, built around making immersive simulation more practical to transport and use. Its flagship project is a compact, motion-enabled virtual-reality simulator for military and general aviation applications, including instructor-led training.
Established in 1979, Accessa grew from a small wood-stains business into a multi-location company serving finishers across North America. Brothers Joe and Vince Todd Jr. carry on the family’s coatings-industry tradition, helping manufacturers solve production challenges through practical technical guidance and carefully matched solutions.
Since 1983, Cleveland-based Acchroma has produced retail signage, point-of-purchase displays and durable labels for brands managing demanding national rollouts. Its specialty is carrying a project from precision color management through store-specific kitting and fulfillment, with the capacity to support campaigns reaching as many as 2,000 stores. Acchroma also holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certifications for its quality systems and medical-sector work.
Founded in 1903, ACCO Brands Corporation develops, acquires, manufactures, and markets branded consumer products for work, learning, and play. The company reported 2025 sales of $1.5 billion, approximately 5,000 employees, and operations in 35 countries; its products are sold in more than 100 countries.
Since 1994, Accommodata Corporation has made Stimuli computerized vision-testing systems for doctors worldwide. The company is particularly distinctive for its pediatric systems, which use a second operator-facing monitor to help clinicians keep young patients engaged without turning away, and it continues to support Stimuli models across its 30-year history with updates and technical assistance.
Accretech SBS designs and manufactures SBS systems that dynamically balance precision grinding machines during operation. Its controls and sensors detect vibration as low as 0.02 microns, helping grinding operators protect part quality while improving throughput and reducing operating costs. Originally a division of Schmitt Industries, the company was acquired by Tosei in 2019 and serves machine builders, rebuilders, and grinding users worldwide.
Founded in Dayton in 1988 by Jeff Heisey, family-owned Accu-Grind & Mfg Co. makes precision-machined and ground parts and assemblies, taking projects from print to part under one roof. Its 27,000-square-foot facility houses more than 90 machines, backed by over 100 years of combined grinding experience and support for both prototype and production work. The veteran-owned small business is ISO 9001:2015 compliant and holds BATFE Type 7 and Class 2 SOT manufacturing licenses.
Founded in 1988, AccuForm Precision is a Youngstown manufacturer known for taking responsibility for the full production process behind complex precision-machined castings. Its team works with demanding OEM and Tier 1 customers from prototype through certification, with every part checked using 5-axis CMM inspection.