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Born from Christian Moist’s own autocrossing in 2005, Autocross Digits makes custom car numbers and class markings for racers, including its original magnetic sets. Christian and his wife, Carley, run the company, drawing on a family racing tradition that has put three generations at autocross events. The business also produces custom stickers and maintains a structured archive of SCCA Solo results dating back to 1995.
From its Ohio base, AutoGate, Inc. manufactures vertical pivot gate systems for controlled site access, along with crash barriers and related gate equipment. The company says it built the first UL 325-compliant vertical pivot gate operator and supports its systems with repair, maintenance, and hands-on installer training. AutoGate products are installed across all 50 states and in 15 foreign countries or provinces through its dealer network.
AUTOKINITON manufactures structural automotive components and assemblies for vehicle makers, including body-frame structures. Formed in 2018, Autokiniton Global Group acquired L&W Group and later Tower International; the combined capabilities made it a major North American body-in-white and vehicle-frame supplier. The company reports more than 8.3 million square feet of manufacturing floor space and operates manufacturing facilities in the United States, Mexico, and Brazil, as well as a technical facility in India.
For more than two decades, Automated Component Specialists (ACS) has designed and manufactured custom wire, cable and electrical component products for industrial automation and equipment. Its direct-to-manufacturer model combines engineering, rapid prototyping and production for both high- and low-volume orders, with vertically integrated quality control from raw materials through inspection. ACS operates certified manufacturing facilities in Taiwan and China, alongside warehousing and distribution support for customers.
Built entirely in Canton, Ohio, Automated Converting Solutions, Inc. makes fabric-welding and material-handling machinery for thermoplastic and industrial-fabric manufacturers. The company stands out for custom automated systems, CNC-machined stainless-steel and aluminum components, and American-made equipment designed for applications ranging from industrial covers to trenchless liners. ACS also provides on-site installation and training, with electrical systems built to NFPA 70 and 79 NEC guidelines.
Founded in 2000, Cincinnati-based Automated Machine Systems designs and builds factory automation systems that help manufacturers improve productivity, including specialized plastic assembly and leak-testing equipment. AMS distinguishes itself with a 17-step process developed through hundreds of projects, transparent project communication, and a stated 99.5% on-time delivery record. The company has also been named a Cincinnati Business Courier Best Place to Work for three consecutive years, from 2021 through 2023.
Founded in 2002, Automated Manufacturing Solutions, Inc. is a relatively small, in-house engineering and machine-building company in Strongsville, Ohio, known for carrying automation projects from concept through installation. Its broadly trained team has installed hundreds of systems across the United States, Canada, and Mexico, while also helping manufacturers extend the life of existing equipment through refurbishment and upgrades.
Established in 1968, Automated Print and Promo is a Cleveland-area company known for helping organizations keep their communications and branded materials moving smoothly. Its standout feature is a personalized ordering portal that gives multi-site teams a simpler way to manage recurring print and promotional orders, with fulfillment available across the country.
For 75 years, Automatic Feed has been a Napoleon, Ohio manufacturer with deep roots in the pressroom automation industry. Founded in 1949 and now part of the Nidec Press & Automation group, it has grown from a 2,173-square-foot shop to a 168,000-square-foot facility while maintaining a strong local presence. The company is known for serving automotive manufacturers and suppliers with custom coil-processing systems, including its LaserCoil technology, and for supporting those systems after installation.
Automatic Feed Company designs and manufactures coil processing machinery and systems for pressroom automation, including leveling, feeding, blanking, cut-to-length, washing, stacking, handling, controls, and laser blanking solutions. The company works with steel, aluminum, advanced high-strength steel, and other coil materials, and serves automotive manufacturers and suppliers.
Submitted source context describes the company as a manufacturer of HVAC/refrigeration shutoff and service valves, fittings and adapters, furnace brazing services, and precision machined components.
Founded in May 1956, Automatic Parts, Inc. is a Mansfield machine shop making precision components through CNC turning, milling and Swiss screw machining. Its facility includes 30 turning centers, with capacities reaching 3.5-inch bar stock and 11-inch chucks, supported by engineering, inspection and secondary operations. Coleys acquired the company in 2009, carrying forward more than five decades of machining experience and a quality system aligned with MIL-I-45208A and MIL-STD-45662.
Since 1980, family-run Automation Plastics Corporation has built its reputation in Northeast Ohio as a hands-on manufacturing partner for OEMs and product makers. The company is known for combining precision with personal accountability, supporting demanding production programs from its 80,000-plus-square-foot facility and helping customers recover troubled tooling or bring new work into production. Automation Plastics employs more than 100 people and is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
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.
Founded in 1972, Automation Services & Controls (ASC) designs, integrates and supports industrial drive and control systems, with roots in DC drives and experience spanning variable-frequency AC drives, servo motion and PLC controls. Based in Chagrin Falls with a second ASC location in Zanesville, the company stands out for combining systems engineering with remote, field and in-house electronics repair, including a one-year warranty on repaired control electronics. ASC is a division of The Hannon Company and serves manufacturing operations including steel processing.
Automation Systems & Design builds and programs industrial automation systems, with foundry robotics at the center of its work. Based in Moraine, Ohio, the company handles projects in-house—from patented robotic ladles and casting coolers to custom controls and turnkey finishing cells—then tests systems before delivery and installation. Its engineers also refurbish existing controllers and service robotic equipment for foundry operations.
Since 1974, Automation Tool & Die has grown from James E. Bennett’s garage operation in Parma into a precision manufacturer serving automotive and industrial customers. Now based in Valley City, the company works from a purpose-built 120,000-square-foot facility and is known for keeping much of a project’s work under one roof. Its IATF 16949-certified operation produces stamped metal parts and custom tooling for demanding production programs.
Automation Zone has been building custom industrial automation solutions in northern Ohio since 2001, with a hands-on engineering and panel-shop approach. Its work includes engineer-checked electrical panels and tailored control systems for manufacturers and grain-handling operations, backed by on-site troubleshooting for aging or obsolete equipment. The company also designed its own Fanuc CNC subplate drilling and tapping machine, an unusual in-house tool for improving panel production.
Since 1940, Automator Marking Systems has designed and built industrial marking equipment for permanent identification and traceability, from laser systems to dot-peen markers. The company develops its hardware and proprietary EuGENIUS software in-house, supporting applications across more than 200 industry sectors, including demanding automotive production. Its compact NANOVIS3 laser reflects a focus on integration, with a Class 4 design that can connect to robots and PLCs and uses a dual-channel mechanical safety shutter.
Founded in 1979 by naval architect John Palmer, Autometrix builds automated precision cutting systems and the software that turns physical patterns into digital designs for industrial-fabric manufacturers. The Grass Valley company remains family-led by Palmer’s son, Jonathan, and controls both its hardware and software, a model reflected in its PatternSmith platform and custom-integrated cutting tables. Its history includes the first 3D sail-design software and more than 40 years developing equipment for materials ranging from marine fabrics to carbon fiber and leather.