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Aircapture designs and builds modular Direct Air Capture systems that produce beverage-grade carbon dioxide on customers’ sites, supplying it on demand from the atmosphere rather than through conventional long-distance distribution. Founded by technologist and DAC pioneer Matt Atwood, the company develops its systems in a 12,000-square-foot West Berkeley office and shop, where it focuses on rapid prototyping and in-house production. Its “CO2 as a Service” model is intended to give manufacturers a more local, reliable supply while reducing transportation-related emissions.
Founded in 2017, AIRCO develops CO₂-to-fuel and chemical technologies along with deployable production systems that make energy where centralized infrastructure cannot be relied on. Its AIRMADE platform supports synthetic aviation fuel and other chemical production, while the company’s MAD Fuel System is built for on-demand fuel production in remote and operationally constrained environments. AIRCO operates a Brooklyn demonstration plant and has established its primary U.S. manufacturing hub in Pennsylvania.
For 60 years, Aircraft Dynamics Corporation has been a USA manufacturer serving the people who keep aircraft, utility systems, military operations and emergency response moving. Based in Ohio, the company is known for developing practical field equipment such as the Robotow battery-powered aircraft towbar, originally designed for small aircraft, along with gear for military helicopter ground handling.
Aircraft Instruments Company is a Doylestown manufacturer with Pennsylvania roots dating to 1967 and an 8,500-square-foot facility established at its current location in 1979. After employee ownership began in 1977, the company was reorganized under its two present owners in 2000 and has continued supplying aviation and defense customers with specialized aircraft indicators and related electronic hardware. Its record includes FAA Parts Manufacturer Approval for several products and a place on the U.S. military Qualified Products List.
Since 1998, Aircraft Lighting International has designed and manufactured safety-certified lighting systems for aircraft interiors, including replacement lamps that let operators convert fluorescent fixtures to LED without rewiring or changing hardware. Based in Hauppauge, New York, ALI also makes custom-length and custom-color lighting while keeping many products in stock for next-day delivery. Its manufacturing and quality systems are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D, and the company holds FAA Parts Manufacturer Approval for its aviation lighting products.
Since its founding in California in 1976, Aircraft Missile Parts Manufacturing (AMPM) has made aerospace fasteners, now producing specialty parts from its Millersburg, Pennsylvania facility. The company supplies standard and custom fasteners to aerospace and commercial customers worldwide, with threaded taper pins among its longstanding specialties. AMPM is ISO 9001:2008 certified and manufactures in the USA.
Founded in 1950, Euclid’s Aircraft Welding Inc. makes and repairs critical welded components for aerospace, space exploration, defense and oil-and-gas customers. Its Nadcap- and NAVSEA-accredited work ranges from small prototypes to large production runs, including Navy weldments weighing as much as nine tons. A 17,000-square-foot facility supports both precision welding and substantial fabrication projects.
Founded in 1979, Airecon Manufacturing Corporation designs and fabricates industrial ventilation and custom sheet-metal products, with a long-standing specialty in dust, fume, and mist control systems. The Cincinnati company expanded its standard equipment line in 1987 and serves manufacturers across the United States, with Airecon systems operating globally.
Founded in 1940 by third-generation master furniture maker King Karpen, Aireloom handcrafts luxury mattresses in the United States, carrying California design and comfort from its headquarters into today’s collections. The company’s artisans still use the patented Aireloom Lift™ and premium materials, while its Preferred Collection is certified to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 across every component. Aireloom’s handmade mattresses are produced at three U.S. manufacturing locations and reflect more than 80 years of refined construction.
For 50 years, Airex Industries has designed and built industrial air-cleaning and pollution-control systems in Canada, handling projects from engineering through final assembly under one roof. Its Drummondville facility employs 85 people, manages roughly 900 client projects annually, and makes custom turnkey systems that are sold worldwide. Airex also provides industrial installation, maintenance, and repair services across Canada.
Founded in 1997 around catalytic-converter materials, AirFlow Catalyst Systems develops and manufactures low-temperature emissions-control systems for diesel and other compression-ignition engines. Its chemistry-centered work is aimed especially at mining and marine equipment, with internally managed development and application-specific designs rather than a one-size-fits-all system. The company also produces custom washcoats and coatings, drawing on a proprietary formulation based on a NASA license.
Airgas, an Air Liquide company, is a leading U.S. supplier of industrial, medical, and specialty gases, as well as hardgoods and related products. Founded in 1982 and acquired by Air Liquide in 2016, the company has grown through more than 520 acquisitions to become the largest U.S. distribution network in the packaged gas industry. Airgas serves more than one million customers across diverse industries, offering reliable products, services, and expertise, with a strong commitment to safety and sustainability.
Airgility Inc., founded by University of Maryland alumni in 2017, designs and builds autonomous aerial and ground robotic systems for missions where conventional drones struggle, including GPS-denied and confined environments. Its distinctive platforms combine VTOL aircraft design, onboard computing and AI-driven sensing, while a largely 3D-printed vehicle structure supports rapid prototyping and production. The Maryland spin-off works with university research facilities and partners on systems intended for first response, communications, delivery and security missions.
Founded in 1999 and headquartered in New York, Airgle Corporation manufactures medical-grade air purification systems for stand-alone and HVAC applications. Its systems are distinguished by a cHEPA filter rated to capture particles down to 0.003 microns, paired with a patented Titanium Pro UV module for controlling airborne pathogens and VOCs. Airgle’s AG300, AG600 and AG900 purifiers are cleared by the U.S. FDA as Class II medical devices and distributed worldwide.
With headquarters in Timonium, Maryland, AiRISTA is a technology-driven company known for its real-time location expertise, substantial patent portfolio, and hundreds of customer deployments worldwide. It develops location systems for organizations such as healthcare providers and manufacturers, using its sofia platform to turn information about people and assets into operational insight. AiRISTA holds ISO 9001 and ISO 27001 certifications.
Employee-owned since 1949, Airline Hydraulics Corporation is a Pennsylvania industrial technology company known for pairing practical engineering support with regional distribution. It serves manufacturers and machine builders across the Eastern United States, providing automation and hydraulic systems along with field service, repair, and installation support.
A founder’s hobby of modifying hang-glider parts grew into Airmate Company Inc., a Bryan, Ohio CNC machine shop specializing in precision-routed engineering plastics and complex metal components. With more than 80 years in business, over 24 CNC machines, and a 70,000-square-foot facility, the small company handles high-volume work while maintaining direct communication with customers. Its self-designed vacuum tables and in-house custom workholding help keep plastic routing repeatable and production efficient.
Airo develops cannabis vaporizers and infused products around an integrated approach that engineers hardware and oil as one system. Its flagship AiroPro works exclusively with AiroPod cartridges, while the brand also makes all-in-one AiroX devices and Oria edibles. Airo says its products are available in 23 states and more than 1,800 dispensaries, with seven Cannabis Cups and millions of units sold.
Founded outside Philadelphia in 2016 by durable medical equipment veterans, AIROS Medical grew from firsthand experience helping clinicians and patients manage chronic conditions. The company is known for developing practical, home-use compression therapy with input from lymphedema specialists and other medical professionals, so treatment is easier for patients to follow consistently. Its team supports care delivered through DME partners, with devices such as the AIROS 6 designed for people living with swelling and related disorders.
Founded in 2012 by scientists working in particulate measurement since the early 1990s, AirPhoton designs and manufactures field-deployable instruments for measuring airborne particulates and trace gases. The Maryland-based company, now part of GRASP Earth, pairs laboratory-level measurement capability with practical deployment in networks and missions including SPARTAN and NASA’s MAIA. Its instruments are built alongside scientific expertise in interpreting particulate and gas measurements, rather than sold as standalone hardware.