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Cleveland-based Aatru Medical, LLC develops medical devices for surgical incision management, including NPSIMS, its chemical pump-based negative pressure wound therapy system. The privately held company’s device uses a patented, no-moving-parts design to provide continuous therapy for up to seven days, with an emphasis on simpler application and affordable access to care. Aatru’s leadership combines medical, scientific and technology-development experience, and the company’s clinical work has been published in PubMed Central/Cureus.
From its Swedish base, AB Micropol Fiberoptic builds fiber-optic communication solutions for tactical communications, with products designed to keep data moving through demanding defense and security environments. Its FALCON expanded-beam connector reaches transfer speeds of up to 40 Gbit/s, and Micropol’s fiber solutions form the tactical backbone of HENSOLDT’s TRML-4D air-defense radar. The company manufactures optical cabling in Sweden and operates under an ISO 9001-certified quality system.
Formed in 1990 to meet a need for quality corrosion-resistant thermoplastic fabrication, Milford’s AB Plastics manufactures chemical process equipment and custom industrial systems. Its in-house engineering and manufacturing capabilities extend from tanks and fume-control equipment to custom fabrications, with turn-key installation and on-site repair available for thermoplastic and fiberglass equipment. AB Plastics is also an approved Atlas Anchor-Lok System installer, adding concrete-protective thermoplastic lining to its fabrication work.
Founded in 1949, Abanaki Corporation manufactures industrial oil skimmers that remove floating oil from water, wastewater, and machine coolants. From its Chagrin Falls, Ohio headquarters, the company serves manufacturing and environmental applications worldwide, with equipment shaped by more than 75 years of work in pollution control and oil recovery. Abanaki is ISO 9001:2015 certified and also expanded its environmental portfolio through its 2008 acquisition of Aerodyne, a dust-collection manufacturer.
Abbott develops and manufactures healthcare technologies and products spanning diagnostics, medical devices, nutrition and medicines, with solutions that range from FreeStyle Libre glucose monitoring to cardiovascular therapies. The company operates in more than 160 countries and has built substantial manufacturing and research footprints in markets including Ireland, Singapore, China and India. Its work connects laboratory testing, chronic-disease management and everyday nutrition across different stages of life.
Founded in 1965 by father-and-son team Bill and Bob Abbott, Abbott Machine Co. rebuilds, remanufactures, and retrofits metal-shaping machinery from its headquarters in Alton, Illinois. The company added precision grinding in 1985 and now operates more than 50,000 square feet of workspace, with bridge cranes capable of handling loads over 30 tons. Abbott has also acquired GEM Superfinishers and builds METEX-designed roll-grinding machines for the U.S. market.
Founded in 1973 with two Bridgeport machines, Toledo’s Abbott Tool Inc. makes precision machined parts and provides specialized machining, welding, and prototype work for industrial and commercial customers. Now led by Owner/President Karle Stange, the company pairs an apprenticeship-trained workforce with full-time inspection and a broad in-house equipment base, including 4- and 5-axis CNC capability. Abbott Tool has served the local area for more than 50 years.
ABC Glass Contractors is an Eastlake, Ohio commercial glazing contractor whose work is carried out for general contractors and builders. The company provides glass installations for commercial customers, including aluminum storefronts.
Established in 1986, ABC Plastics is a Lodi manufacturer known for specialized plastic spool production and custom molding work. Its in-house mold and die staff develops, machines and maintains tooling, while its management team brings more than 100 years of combined injection-molding experience to projects for both large companies and small operations.
Family-owned ABCO has remained a Martin family business since its founding in 1972, when it began as a screw-machine shop in Ohio. After surviving an F4 tornado that destroyed its Blue Ash building in 1999, the company rebuilt in less than a week and continued expanding its precision CNC machining work. Now fully owned by Jason Martin, ABCO employs more than 30 people and serves customers with mid- to high-volume production from its Mainville facility.
For 15 years, Abcon Automation has been a Harrison-based industrial automation partner for manufacturers in the Cincinnati region and nationwide. The company is known for taking on complete control-system projects, including work that helped a Kroger plant increase efficiency by 45 percent and enabled a chemical manufacturer to triple its batch sizes.
Family-owned and operated by founder Merv Humphries, Abe-Tec Manufacturing is a Batavia, Ohio, contract manufacturer with more than 20 years of experience. Its 12,000-square-foot facility and two-shift team serve hundreds of small and large businesses worldwide, with a particular history in aerospace and automotive work.
Founded in Düsseldorf in 1947, ABEL GmbH develops and manufactures diaphragm pumps for difficult industrial media, including abrasive slurries and sensitive fluids, along with solids-handling and high-pressure pumps. The company’s engineering, production and customer service operations are based together at its Büchen headquarters near Hamburg, where ABEL supports a worldwide customer base through a group of approximately 150 employees. ABEL has been part of IDEX Corporation since 2021 and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded by touring audio engineer Dan “Doc” Abell in 1984, Abell Audio repairs professional audio equipment, electronic musical instruments, and high-end stereo gear in Columbus, Ohio. The shop is particularly known for restoring vintage and analog equipment in a way that preserves its distinctive sound, with five test and repair benches supporting roughly 3,000 repairs each year. Abell also makes custom cables in Columbus, extending its repair technicians’ hands-on work into production.
ABEMIS LLC develops patented Hypergons—computed hyper-structures that turn complex components into ultra-lightweight, vibration-damping designs for advanced engineering and additive manufacturing. Its work extends from stress-optimized aerospace and automotive components to customizable robotic microscopy and multi-axial testing systems, with a distinctive focus on structures that go beyond conventional lattices. The company also applies the technology to practical and sculptural objects, including custom interlocking designs.
Abeona Therapeutics is a commercial-stage biopharmaceutical company developing and delivering cell and gene therapies for serious diseases, with its Cleveland, Ohio facility serving as the commercial manufacturing site for ZEVASKYN®, approved in April 2025. The company combines ex vivo gene therapy and viral-vector expertise with a developing PSMA-targeted synthetic immune receptor T-cell therapy for advanced prostate cancer. Its fully integrated manufacturing model keeps critical production steps in-house, supporting supply and consistency for patients with rare disease.
Established in Cincinnati in 1995 by prosthetist Thomas L. Walsh, Abilities In Motion provides custom prosthetic care and rehabilitative services through two Greater Cincinnati facilities. The ABC-accredited practice is especially distinctive for its removable Immediate Post-Operative Prosthesis, pioneered by Walsh, and for custom 3D-printed prostheses developed after research with the University of Cincinnati. Its clinical team includes Walsh’s daughter, Abby Rogers, alongside physical medicine and rehabilitation specialists who help patients move forward after amputation.
ABITEC Corporation develops and manufactures functional lipids, esters, alkoxylates, amides, sulfur-based quaternary compounds, and pharmaceutical excipients. Its facilities perform esterification, alkoxylation, specialty blending, liquid blending and formulation, flaking, spray chilling, and toll manufacturing for pharmaceutical, food and beverage, and specialty markets.
Established in 1954, Able Printing Co has spent more than six decades printing for businesses and organizations in Columbus and Central Ohio. The company pairs in-house graphic design with printed materials and large-format work, including custom forms and signage, giving customers a local resource from concept through production.
Since 1994, Mansfield’s Ableprint / Toucan Inc has operated as a printing and branding facility, marking and decorating products through methods such as pad printing, laser engraving and flatbed digital printing. The company also handles specialized work including medical-device identification and custom laser-cut parts, processing millions of items annually.