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Since 1884, Audubon Sales & Service has manufactured metal wire-mesh and chain-driven conveyor belts at its Feasterville, Pennsylvania plant. Its belts are built for demanding heat-treating and furnace work as well as specialized bakery applications, including the tightly woven Cordweave bands used for crackers, biscuits and cookies. Audubon supplies custom-width belting worldwide and offers engineering recommendations and expedited service for breakdowns.
For nine decades, Audubon Upholstery has restored and remade furniture while creating custom window treatments and interiors for residential and commercial spaces. Its work combines modern techniques with old-world upholstery craftsmanship, extending from cherished and antique furniture to boat cushions and restaurant seating. The Audubon, Pennsylvania shop is known for detailed restoration work and tailored sewing and repair services.
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Since 1995, the Augustine Group has built its identity around bringing ADM and API together in a single 221,000-square-foot Somerset, Pennsylvania, manufacturing facility. The U.S.-made operation serves government customers as well as private and Fortune 500 companies, with work shaped by aerospace and defense requirements and supported by AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015, and HUBZone certifications and ITAR registration. ADM and API were named Manufacturing Outlook’s 2025 Precision Machining/Plastic Injection Molding Company of the Year.
Aulenbach Wines is a winery that produces over 20 varieties of wine, specializing in fruit wines and Pennsylvania grapes, using locally grown fruits and grapes from their property in Oley, Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia-based AUM LifeTech develops RNA-targeting therapeutics through its proprietary AUM silence antisense oligonucleotide platform, which is designed to silence or regulate disease-linked RNA without an external delivery vehicle. Founded by biotechnology entrepreneur Veenu Aishwarya, the company is pursuing preclinical treatments for genetically defined diseases, including an anti-FOXP3 cancer-immunotherapy program developed with Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia. Its work also includes a Parkinson’s disease program conducted with the University of Pennsylvania.
With more than 60 years in the field, AUMA Riester GmbH & Co. KG is a German manufacturer with about 2,900 employees at 35 locations worldwide. The company is known for developing tailored valve-automation equipment for infrastructure and industrial customers, and has manufactured in the United States since 1976.
Founded in 1986, Aurora Optics designs and manufactures fiber-optic instruments, components, and custom systems for measurement and communication applications. The Broad Axe engineering company is especially known for compact automatic fusion splicers, including equipment developed for field repair on aircraft and in other demanding environments. Its engineers have pioneered fiber-optic advances, hold 16 major U.S. patents, and support projects from contract development through testing and repair.
Aurorium is an Indianapolis-based materials innovation partner with a global manufacturing and office presence. It helps manufacturers develop and produce specialty ingredients and performance-enhancing materials for products that support health, personal care, mobility and infrastructure, with particular expertise in pharmaceutical manufacturing support and nature-derived alternatives such as Castorlatum™.
Aurorium is a specialty materials manufacturer and innovation partner that has manufactured for global companies for more than 150 years. It supplies high-purity materials for pharmaceutical and medical applications, alongside performance-enhancing chemistries for industrial markets. The company reports manufacturing sites, application labs, and commercial offices across North America, Europe, and Asia.
AustralTek develops automation and industrial software for metals producers, pairing engineering services with radar systems that measure molten steel and track slabs in demanding mill environments. Based in Bridgeville, Pennsylvania, the company also builds plant-level software that connects production data with ERP and control systems, helping melt shops identify delays and downtime. Its engineers support projects from electrical design and panel building through on-site commissioning across the metals industry.
Authentise, founded in 2012 after a supply-chain tragedy highlighted the risks of unavailable spare parts, builds connected workflow software for additive manufacturers. Its platform links engineering intent with production execution and quality records, including detailed material genealogy, so manufacturers can replace scattered spreadsheets with an auditable digital thread. Headquartered in Philadelphia with a growing UK contingent, the roughly 30-person company serves demanding aerospace, medical and industrial operations.
AUTOBrine grew out of The Cope Company Salt, founded in 1968 to meet the region’s salt needs, and introduced its patented brine-delivery solution in 1989. Today, the Lancaster, Pennsylvania company helps commercial and industrial facilities replace the manual handling of water-conditioning salt with automated brine systems. AUTOBrine is part of Peak Industries, whose Peak Gives program has returned more than 10% of profits to communities for over 20 years.
AutoBrite Company supplies car-wash and auto-detailing operations with its own cleaning chemicals alongside equipment, parts, tools and training. Its catalog ranges from self-service wash detergents to products such as ABC Hi Gloss Dressing, while its stated approach pairs professional products with service and practical expertise. The company also carries established detailing brands including Malco, Rupes and Nanoskin.
Since 1994, AutoECMs has supplied remanufactured automotive engine control modules worldwide, backed by an inventory of more than 400,000 parts. Based in Duryea, Pennsylvania, the company serves the ECU repair trade with units for foreign and domestic vehicles, along with select Chrysler programming and a one-year unlimited warranty.
AutoFlex Technology is a Perkasie, Pennsylvania company known for tackling packaging automation projects that standard equipment cannot accommodate. It designs custom machinery and supports packaging operations in regulated nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, and diagnostic environments with documented validation work.
Since its founding by owners Elizabeth and Craig in 2004, Waterford’s Automated Concepts & Tooling has designed and built high-speed assembly machines and turnkey automation systems, while also producing the precision-machined components those systems require. The company works across the project—from mechanical and controls engineering through installation, support, and contract assembly—and takes on jobs ranging from a few thousand dollars to more than $1 million. Its acquisition of Syst-A-Matic brought decades of additional precision machining and automation experience under one roof.
Since its founding in Erie, Pennsylvania, in 1977, Automated Industrial Systems (AIS) has built its reputation around solving difficult seal-installation problems for manufacturers. The company made its first O-ring installation machine in 1978 and now supports customers worldwide with custom equipment developed by its in-house engineering team. Its machines serve production settings where consistent sealing matters, including automotive, medical, and aerospace manufacturing.
Founded in 1947 by Floyd E. Smith, Automation Devices, Inc. has specialized in vibratory parts feeding and part orientation for more than 75 years. The family business, now led by founder’s grandson Kevin Smith, manufactures vibratory feeding equipment and operates divisions for vibratory components, custom tooled feeder bowls, and Swan-Matic bottle capping equipment.
Founded in 2000 by electrical engineer Laurence E. Abbott, P.E., Automation Resources, LLC designs and integrates plant automation systems, from machine and motion controls to operator interfaces and electrical systems. With two regional offices, the company serves manufacturers across Ohio and the Mid-Atlantic, pairing engineering design and control-panel fabrication with startup, troubleshooting and ongoing technical support. Its project work ranges from packaging-line upgrades to pharmaceutical batch systems and wastewater automation.