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Atkore is a global manufacturer of electrical, safety, and infrastructure products, with facilities around the world and a century of expertise. Its portfolio supports construction and renovation, and its Unistrut Construction group also designs, fabricates, and installs mechanical support structures for projects worldwide.
Founded in 1945 by Abraham Granovsky and his son Phil as a small Toronto converting plant, Atlantic Packaging Products now makes fully integrated, recyclable packaging solutions for customers across North America. Still privately owned by the Granovsky family, the company operates its own recycled paper mills and has built its business around vertically integrated manufacturing, from recovered fibre through packaging production and supply management. Atlantic also pioneered 100% recycled containerboard in North America and later developed SmartCorr, a lightweight recycled paper made at its repurposed Whitby mill.
Atlantic Structures North America designs and manufactures modular building structures around green structural insulated panels (SIPs), producing much of the assembly in controlled facilities for rapid deployment. Its panel system uses an internal steel stiffener to reduce the need for additional structural beams, and the company says more than 2,000 commercial structures have been completed with the framework. The team brings more than 30 years of experience to projects for private, public, and governmental clients, with manufacturing facilities in Oklahoma and Indiana serving deliveries across North America.
Founded in Cleveland in 1937 by German toolmaker Ernest Mehwald, Atlantic Tool & Die Co. has grown from a small tool-and-die shop into an international manufacturer of precision metal stampings, tooling, welded assemblies, and tubular products. The Mehwald family’s business now operates six manufacturing locations totaling more than 500,000 square feet, supported by an engineering office in Costa Rica and a workforce of over 750 associates. Atlantic serves automotive and other industrial customers through a shared quality system, with all facilities independently IATF 16949:2016 certified.
Family-owned since its 1985 founding in Piqua, Ohio, Atlantis Sportswear has built its identity around custom apparel production for businesses, events, and licensed brands. Its 25,000-square-foot facility supports high-volume screen printing, with capacity for up to 15,000 garments daily. The company also creates lake- and camping-inspired apparel brands of its own.
Atlas Copco is an industrial technology company that supplies productivity equipment and solutions to customers around the world. Its offerings include air compressors and vacuum systems, and the company also provides industrial tools, construction equipment, and assembly systems. Atlas Copco describes itself as part of Atlas Copco Group, which develops ideas and technologies for industrial customers.
Established as an independent company by Ray Wurzelbacher in 1949, Atlas Dowel & Wood Products carries a wood-manufacturing heritage that reaches back to the 1920s. The Harrison, Ohio, manufacturer became known for custom work after overseas imports changed the standard dowel market, using centerless grinding to produce precise wooden components for industrial and woodworking customers. Its products are made in America with lumber sourced from managed forests.
Since 1907, fourth-generation family business Atlas Machine & Supply has kept industrial plants running by repairing and remanufacturing heavy machinery, machining large components, and supplying compressed-air systems. From its Louisville roots, Atlas has grown to eight facilities in four states, with field teams that bring custom-engineered machining and repair directly to difficult jobs across 46 states and seven countries. Its Louisville operation includes a 100,000-square-foot facility, while its steel-services group specializes in refurbishing and manufacturing rolls for steel mills.
With 27 years focused on industrial dust control, ATMOS 360 Manufacturing is a Cincinnati-area company known for containing particulate matter at the source. It designs and builds air-filtration equipment for manufacturers whose processes require cleaner working air and tighter control of airborne contaminants.
Atosa USA manufactures commercial kitchen equipment, from refrigeration and cooking systems to work tables and food-preparation equipment, for the food-service industry. The Brea-based company has been in business for 10 years and reaches customers through 25 locations across Northern and Latin America. Its in-house Smart Kitchen Service department adds an unusual service dimension, with more than 500 technicians across the United States supporting equipment in the field.
Dublin-based Atreon Orthopedics develops synthetic electrospun scaffolds and biologic-support devices for musculoskeletal and tissue healing. A privately owned start-up built on more than 17 years of research and development, the company’s Autobiologic™ platform is designed to work with the body’s own healing factors, with ROTIUM® used at the tendon-bone interface and related solutions extending into wound reconstruction. Atreon’s growing intellectual property portfolio includes more than 50 issued and pending patents, and its FDA-cleared ROTIUM technology has been used in more than 12,000 rotator cuff procedures.
Founded in 2000 and headquartered near Cincinnati, AtriCure develops and manufactures medical devices for treating atrial fibrillation and managing pain after surgery. Its AtriClip left atrial appendage system is the most widely sold device of its kind worldwide, while its Isolator Synergy system became the first device FDA-approved for surgical treatment of persistent Afib. With more than 1,400 employees and products sold in approximately 50 countries, AtriCure also supports clinical research and professional training around its therapies.
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.
ATW, also identified as ATW Trailer World Corp. d/b/a ATW, is a North American manufacturer and retailer of professional- and consumer-grade trailers and truck equipment. Its history includes the formation of American Trailer Works in 2010 and the 2016 merger with Big Tex; the company says its mission is to build and sell trailers and truck equipment. Its portfolio includes trailer brands as well as truck-bed and body businesses.
Since 1985, family-run Atwood Rope MFG has made braided rope and cordage in the USA, with Ohio-based production ranging from very small cords to ropes more than 3.5 inches in diameter. Its team also develops custom braided solutions for OEMs and specialized applications, using more than 1,000 computer-controlled machines and offering products such as its Made-in-USA Ready Rope dispenser. Atwood is an official government contractor and serves customers across commercial, industrial, military, marine and other markets.
Founded in 2013, Atwood Toys is an American toy manufacturer based in central Ohio, where it develops and produces its own educational play systems under one roof. The company is best known for Bulk Dominoes and designs durable toys intended to build creativity, coordination, and STEM/STEAM learning for children and adults.
Founded in 1955 by Robert and Thelma Powell, Audiax Communications is a family-owned Warren, Ohio business that sells and services commercial electronics, including two-way radios, sound systems and security video equipment. The Powell family has continued operating the company across generations, while its 1994 spin-off, Lari-Jo Inc., developed a separate electronic design and manufacturing operation. Audiax is an authorized Hytera sales and service provider and also supports school transportation with mobile surveillance equipment.
Audimute manufactures acoustic treatments intended to improve room sound and reduce sound transmission in personal and commercial spaces. The company’s founder and CEO, Mitch Zlotnik, describes Audimute as taking manufacturing responsibility for its products, including its recycled-cellulose eco-C-tex acoustic material.
Audio-Technica designs and makes audio equipment spanning headphones, microphones, turntables and phono cartridges, serving both personal listeners and professional sound applications. Its U.S. operation is based in Stow, Ohio, where the company also supports products with replacement parts and technical expertise for settings ranging from stadiums and houses of worship to conference centers and home studios. The company’s outlet offers certified-refurbished Audio-Technica gear tested and backed by a full one-year warranty.
Audit Forms and More is a Cleveland operation whose products are printed in the USA by Foote Printing. It makes paper forms for accounting, auditing, and record-keeping work, with 20-pound bond stock and a company-exclusive earthy green paper among its defining details.