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Houston-based AIStorm develops semiconductor IP, integrated circuits and complete edge-AI solutions built around its patented charge-domain computing technology. Its specialty is putting intelligence directly alongside sensors, enabling low-power, always-on processing for imaging, audio and biometric applications without the usual digitizing step. The company’s engineering, manufacturing and business team has collectively produced more than 1,000 SoCs, and AIStorm serves major chip vendors and model makers as customers while offering custom development and licensing.
In business since 1995, AIT Computers Inc. is a locally owned Troy computer company that began as a PC manufacturer and has grown into a neighborhood technology resource. Its MSCE-certified technicians help homes and businesses with computer repair and Microsoft network support, while the company also develops an e-learning platform for K–12 students.
Since 1983, AIV Inc. has supported patient-care equipment with refurbished infusion pumps, replacement parts, and repair services, while also making its PowerMATE® medical power taps. The Harmans company grew from refurbishing kidney dialysis machines into a medical-device business whose technicians recondition pumps in an ISO 13485:2016-certified facility, with same-day shipping available for many patient-ready units and in-stock parts. AIV also holds FDA 510(k) clearances for several of its devices and has operated from a 20,000-square-foot facility since its 2005 expansion.
In Greencastle, AJ Pallet Recyclers remanufactures and builds pallets while fabricating custom crates and boxes for demanding shipments, including aircraft parts and high-performance engines. The privately owned company has more than 20 years of experience and has operated as an ISPM 15-certified, on-site heat-treating facility since April 2004. Its recycling process also turns scrap wood into animal bedding used by local Cumberland Valley farmers.
From its Harrisburg base, AJ’s Truck & Trailer Center sells new and used trailers while also running a full-service garage for trailer, truck, and snow-removal equipment needs. The shop stands out for custom welding and fabrication, from modifying ramps and couplers to fitting a snowplow or reshaping a truck bed, and it delivers trailers throughout the continental United States.
Aja Labs develops plant-based, biomimetic fibers that bring scalp care into synthetic hair, led by its Nourie™ fiber-integrated scalp-health system. Founded by Chief Product Officer Osahon Ojeaga, the company combines process engineering with textile and sustainability expertise to rethink how fibers are sourced, used, and retired. Its work centers on making hair materials safer for wearers while reducing environmental waste.
AJAX ELECTRIC CO manufactures salt bath furnace heat treat systems, including batch type or completely mechanized systems with electronic controls and pollution control systems.
Ajax TOCCO Magnethermic manufactures induction heating and melting equipment and provides related technical and aftermarket services. Founded in 1916, the company says it pioneered induction technology for metals processing and operates worldwide, with manufacturing facilities in Warren and Canton, Ohio, and Brookfield, Wisconsin. It maintains a full-time research and development program and designs and builds its own power supplies.
Founded in 1875, Ajax/CECO/Erie Press is an Erie, Pennsylvania manufacturer shaped by the combined histories of Ajax Manufacturing, Chambersburg Companies and Erie Press Systems. The company is known for long-lived forging machinery, with more than 40% of the machines it has built still operating, and supports industrial manufacturers worldwide through equipment work and ongoing service.
Founded in 1995, AJC Printing is an Eltham, Victoria print manufacturer that combines direct-to-plate production and digital proofing with Heidelberg Speedmaster presses and automated finishing. Its work spans commercial print projects for clients including Melbourne Football Club, Aurora Spa Retreat and Swinburne University, while its Print Green program addresses the environmental impact of the full production process and is backed by ISO 14001 recognition.
With more than 40 years in small-molecule manufacturing, Ajinomoto Bio-Pharma Services develops and produces pharmaceutical APIs and intermediates for drug companies worldwide. Its CDMO capabilities span the path from preclinical work through commercialization, while on-site analytical laboratories characterize molecules and support quality testing throughout their life cycle. Through Forge Biologics, a member of Ajinomoto Bio-Pharma Services, the company also provides AAV and plasmid manufacturing from preclinical through commercial stages.
Ajinomoto Health & Nutrition North America is the wholly owned North American subsidiary of Ajinomoto Co., whose U.S. story began with a New York office in 1917. The company is known for applying more than a century of fermentation and amino-acid research to help businesses develop science-backed nutrition and health solutions. Its Raleigh campus recently invested $2.1 million in a renovated quality-control laboratory to support pharmaceutical-grade amino-acid production.
AJJ Cornhole is a Cincinnati-based company known for putting its finishing and customization work behind cornhole boards made for customers across the country. Its factory turns customer artwork into custom sets, including ACA-compliant boards, with wedding customers among its notable audiences.
Founded in Detroit in 1957, AJM Packaging Corporation is a third-generation, family-owned and family-run manufacturer of paper products. It began converting its own paper products after purchasing its first bag and plate machines, and today makes branded and private-label products at eight U.S. manufacturing sites. The company says its products are manufactured, printed, and packaged in the USA.
AJPlasmaTech LLC is a Collegeville, Pennsylvania plasma-technology company built around a research team that includes engineers and researchers affiliated with Drexel University’s Nyheim Plasma Institute. It develops specialized plasma systems for organizations pursuing practical applications in fields such as medicine, agriculture, food preservation, and industrial processing. The company is particularly focused on turning plasma science into equipment for on-site nitric oxide generation and other experimental applications.
Ajustco develops and manufactures hardware and construction products designed to solve everyday problems in the field, including its award-winning Anchor Thread cast-in-place anchoring system. Founded around the hands-on experience of construction professionals, the Pen Argyl company combines product design, manufacturing relationships, and logistics to move ideas from sketches to retail shelves and job sites worldwide. Its product team includes father-and-son inventors Joseph Fugallo III and IV, whose work on Anchor Thread reflects Ajustco’s practical, problem-solving approach.
AK Athletic Equipment, Inc. manufactures protective padding and athletic mats in Canal Winchester, Ohio. Its 32,000-square-foot factory performs foam cutting, woodworking, and industrial sewing, producing gym, martial arts, and wrestling mats, wall padding, goal post pads, pole pads, column pads, and exercise mats.
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Founded by Taiwanese entrepreneur Kate Chen, AKAR grew from her experience discovering Tibetan Seaberry after a serious health setback into a skincare company centered on plant-based nourishment for sensitive skin. Chen built the Plant House laboratory in Taiwan so AKAR could develop its own formulas and maintain control over their quality. The company also works to reduce beauty-packaging waste through its partnership with Pact Collective.
With more than a century of textile experience, AKAS Tex designs and manufactures high-performance fabrics through an exclusively American supply chain. The Bensalem company develops both custom textiles and in-stock brands, including its notably absorbent Zorb fabrics, while serving demanding uses from athletic gear to military equipment. AKAS says its domestic sourcing and manufacturing have added more than 650 jobs to the American textile trade and helped restore production at partner mills.