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Aug Dog Dyes, Inc. hand-dyes 100% cotton T-shirts in Ohio, making stock and custom spiral designs for teams, organizations, and everyday wear. Each shirt is handmade, so no two are exactly alike, while fiber-reactive dyes permanently bond the colors to the fabric. The company offers 27 stock designs alongside custom color combinations, with custom orders starting at six shirts per combination.
Aularale is a direct-sales beauty company that says it was working with plant-based formulas long before botanical beauty became a mainstream label. Its Atlanta-based business offers more than 160 products for people seeking everyday beauty, personal care, and herbal wellness solutions, while also giving Beauty Consultants a way to build their own businesses.
Auld Corporation traces its roots to Demas L. Auld’s 1870 jewelry company and now makes decorative labels, emblems, and trim through its Global Decorative Products business. The Auld family entered automotive emblems in 1900 and has continued developing durable decorative products ever since, including the patented urethane-domed emblem and the newer Lifetime Label introduced on the company’s 150th anniversary. Its testing and validation work supports custom solutions designed to withstand demanding exterior conditions.
Auld Corporation carries a 150-year family manufacturing tradition into today’s automotive and industrial markets, making decorative emblems, trim, labels and related marking products. The company traces its roots to Demas L. Auld’s 1870 jewelry business and began producing automotive decorative emblems in 1900, later developing patented innovations including urethane-domed emblems and its durable Lifetime Label. Operating as Global Decorative Products, Auld emphasizes in-house testing and validation for products designed to withstand demanding exterior conditions.
Founded by Claire Coder at age 18 after she got her period in public without supplies, Aunt Flow makes free-vend period-product dispensers and supplies organic cotton pads and tampons for schools, businesses and public restrooms. The woman-owned company designs ADA-compliant dispensers that hold up to five times more product and has donated millions of period products to people in need since 2021. Aunt Flow now works with more than 900 organizations to make menstrual care available without coins or stigma.
Aunt Millie's is a family-owned bakery that makes fresh baked goods for grocery retailers, with roots in Fort Wayne dating to 1901. The business began as Wayne Biscuit Company, became Perfection Bakeries in 1950, and adopted the Aunt Millie's name in 2005. Today it operates bakeries across Indiana, Michigan, and Ohio and produces more than half a million pounds of baked goods daily.
Founded in 2004, Aunty’s Homemade Food carries family recipes passed down through generations into a kitchen known for scratch-made meals with a homemade taste. The company serves schools and other institutions through its food-service work, while its catering brings that family-style cooking to gatherings.
Auria Solutions is a global supplier and manufacturer of highly engineered acoustic, flooring, trim, and cargo-management systems for vehicles. It reports 16 manufacturing facilities, nine technical and business centers, nine joint-venture facilities, and a global team of 4,400; its development and testing work supports combustion, electric, and hybrid powertrains. The company describes its mission as producing lightweight, sustainable vehicle solutions that improve comfort and reduce noise.
Auris Noble is an Akron-based, vertically integrated recovery and refining company that turns aerospace scrap, spent anodes, and other difficult feed materials into high-purity precious and strategic metals. Founded in 2011, the company is especially known for its science-driven iridium work and has more than a decade of experience managing aerospace revert, including recycling over 3 million pounds of superalloys. Two on-site laboratories let Auris Noble test small samples before scaling a process, and its quality system is registered to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1997 by three thermoplastic professionals, Aurora Material Solutions makes custom polymer compounds and advanced thermoplastics for manufacturers. From its Streetsboro, Ohio corporate and technical center, the company now operates ten locations and employs more than 550 people, pairing in-house formulation and testing with ISO 9001:2015-certified manufacturing. Aurora is particularly distinctive for its broad PVC and engineered-thermoplastics expertise, including sustainability-focused compounds with recycled or repurposed content.
Austin Powder is an Ohio company founded in Akron in 1833 by five brothers from Vermont, making it the oldest manufacturing company in the state. From its early days producing black powder for rock blasting, it has grown into a global explosives manufacturer with more than 4,800 employees and operations in over 27 countries. The company’s identity remains closely tied to its “Power of Family” culture and a safety-first approach.
Founded in Akron in 1976, Austin Tape & Label produces custom pressure-sensitive labels and printed tape, with a long-standing specialty in solutions for the tire industry. Now based in Stow, the company still includes co-owner Jim Burkle among its staff and says half its workforce has been with Austin for at least 20 years. Its in-house design and label-engineering teams help customers develop labels for demanding settings, including cold and wet food-processing environments.
With more than 125 years of corrosion science in its Cleveland-area history, Auto Technology Company is an Ohio manufacturer known for building test chambers and applying them in its own independent laboratory. The company’s A2LA-accredited, ISO 17025-compliant lab gives automotive and other industrial customers a place to evaluate materials under controlled environmental conditions, while its team also supports equipment calibration and repair.
For more than 20 years, Auto Temp, Inc. has built its reputation as a Batavia-area manufacturer serving major automotive glass providers. The company produces tempered curved and flat glass for OEM and aftermarket customers, with a 252,000-square-foot facility and ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its work.
Auto Wax Inc is an Ohio-based company serving the investment casting industry. It offers new and re-manufactured wax injection presses, custom wax injection equipment, wax melting equipment, injection and control system upgrades, automation, and related service work.
Since 1977, Auto-Tap, Inc. has been a Cleveland job shop serving manufacturers, including automotive companies, with dependable metal-part support. The company is known for quick turnaround, including same-day work in many cases, and holds ISO 9001:2008 certification.
Established in 1946, Auto-Tronic Control Co. is a Perrysburg manufacturer known for handling unusual industrial control needs under one roof. Its 28,000-square-foot facility supports custom control panels for regulated industries and manufacturers across North America and Europe, with the company fabricating enclosures in-house so systems arrive ready for installation.
A veteran-owned Dayton manufacturer, Auto-Valve, Inc. has been part of the aerospace and defense supply chain since 1948. Known for a deep library of proven designs and more than 75 years of specialized experience, AVI works with customers on valve solutions for demanding flight and military applications. Its small, responsive team supports projects from design through qualification.
Since Christopher R. Moore founded it in 1997, Autobahn Extremist has built its identity around a singular passion for Porsche and direct involvement from its owner. The Brooklyn Heights shop serves every generation of the marque, from the 356 through the 991, with work kept under one roof and a TUV-inspired practice of checking each car for safety concerns during service. Its restoration work has produced Parade-winning concours Porsches.
Built by Warren, Ohio’s Dasher Lawless Automation, AUTOChargit designs and manufactures patented EV charging systems in-house in the United States for parking garages, fleet depots, and roadside assistance. Its distinctive switching architecture lets one charger serve up to 10 vehicles, while its mobile units bring Level 3 fast charging directly to stranded drivers. The brand’s GarageFloor24 service provides around-the-clock monitoring and support for its charging installations.