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Founded in 1916, Acker Drill Company is a Scranton-area manufacturer with a long record of building equipment intended to keep working for decades in the field. It has exported worldwide since 1960, supports older rigs with replacement parts, and operates a 90,000-square-foot facility where engineers and union machinists develop equipment for drilling contractors and related industries.
Founded in 1953, Ackerman Printing & Photoanodize is a long-established specialist in durable identification work for demanding aerospace and defense applications. The company combines photo-anodizing with technical printing and supports engineering teams that need markings able to withstand harsh environments. Its production is certified to AS9100.
Ackley Hartnett designs and manufactures USA-made ink printing, laser marking, and laser drilling machines for tablets, capsules, softgels, and confectionery products. It serves pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and confectionery manufacturers and provides installation, validation, training, maintenance, remote diagnostics, and on-site technical support.
Established in Butler in February 1986 as the U.S. subsidiary of Germany’s ACLA-WERKE, ACLA USA supplies precision polyurethane components for elevator and industrial applications. Its parent company produces the parts in Cologne using hot-cast elastomers, while ACLA USA supports the American customer base with a catalog of more than 20,000 molded articles and immediate-availability stock. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Aclipse Therapeutics is a clinical-stage biopharmaceutical company led by executives with experience taking drug candidates from research through regulatory development and commercial transactions. Its work centers on disease-modifying treatments for severe neuromuscular conditions, including M102 for ALS, using biological insights to identify patients most likely to respond.
Acme Car Company is a specialized shop built around air-cooled Volkswagen culture, serving owners of classic VWs and custom off-road vehicles from a 7,200-square-foot facility. Its work includes vehicle restoration and custom builds, while its Berrien Buggy operation produces sand rail frames for customers assembling their own vehicles or ordering completed chassis.
Acme Composites in New Cumberland, Pennsylvania, builds fiberglass parts ranging from small components to large agricultural tractor hood assemblies, taking projects from concept and mold creation through production. The shop handles both short runs and ongoing work, with a notable specialty in custom-shaped parts and sprint-car body components, and can deliver finishes from paintable surfaces to metalflake.
Family-owned since 1918, Acme Corrugated Box is a third-generation independent manufacturer rooted in Philadelphia and now based in Hatboro. Its 320,000-square-foot facility supports made-to-order corrugated packaging for customers across the Mid-Atlantic, while its long-standing customer relationships remain central to the business. Acme holds FSC and SFI certifications alongside an AIB Superior rating for food-safety compliance.
Acme Stamping & Wire Forming Co. manufactures custom metal stampings and wire-formed components, alongside tooling and short-run precision machining. Its Pittsburgh operation maintains more than 100 pieces of equipment for production work, with press capacity up to 300 tons.
Founded in Bremen in 1909, ACMOS CHEMIE KG develops and manufactures release agents and process auxiliaries for molded-product manufacturing, with a longstanding specialty in polyurethane release agents dating to 1962. The family-owned company has remained with the founding family for more than 100 years and now employs more than 150 people, producing over 10,000 tons annually for customers worldwide. More than 30% of its employees work in product development or technical customer support, and its management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded by pharmacists in 2013, Acnos Pharma supplies and manages medicines for clinical trials from preclinical work through Phase I–III studies. The Germany-based company combines direct and local sourcing with clinical packaging, temperature-controlled warehousing and cross-border logistics, supported by a 1,700-square-metre facility and partners in more than 50 countries. Its U.S. operation, Acnos Pharma CTS LLC, is women-owned and led and WBENC-certified, while the wider business holds GDP and GMP credentials and operates under EU and German wholesale distribution authorisations.
Since Sarkis Acopian founded the company in 1957, Acopian Technical Company has manufactured AC-DC and DC-DC power supplies in the United States, including systems used in aerospace and even outer space. Based in Easton, Pennsylvania, the company has sold more than 7 million power supplies and continues to build standard and custom units, with many models shipped within three days. Acopian is ISO 9001 certified and backs its metal-enclosed power supplies with a five-year warranty.
Since 1957, Acorn Industrial Products Co. has supplied and manufactured industrial motion and maintenance equipment, with a particular focus on casters and wheels. Its King of Prussia operation makes standard and custom Nylacron™ cast-polyamide wheels in-house on CNC equipment, producing wheels up to 51 inches in diameter and fitting them with precision bearings for demanding applications. Acorn also provides application assistance, in-plant caster and wheel surveys, machinery installation accessories, count-control systems and portable metalworking tools.
Founded by pharmacist Shawn Nairn in 2016, Carnegie-based ACORx Pharmacy organizes complex medication regimens into dated, pharmacist-reviewed adherence packages and delivers them to patients’ homes. Its concierge model connects pharmacists with patients, caregivers, and providers between visits, with a particular focus on making medication management safer and easier for people taking multiple prescriptions. ACORx has been recognized among Pittsburgh’s fastest-growing companies, including the Pittsburgh Business Times Fast 50 in 2020 and 2025.
From a kitchen-table invention by Erie husband-and-wife founders Wei-Shin Lai, MD, and Jason Wolfe, AcousticSheep makes comfortable headphones built into headbands for sleeping and exercise. Founded in 2007, the company manufactures and sells its SleepPhones and RunPhones brands from Erie, where Lai and Wolfe still own and run the business with a 30-person team serving customers around the world. Its patented designs have earned multiple Consumer Electronics Show Innovation Awards, including for SleepPhones Wireless and RunPhones Wireless.
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Founded in 1972, Acro Labels Inc. is a Willow Grove label manufacturer that grew from a single press in a Philadelphia-area basement into a company employing close to 40 people and operating 14 presses. It produces custom pressure-sensitive labels, combining traditional flexographic printing with digital printing and laser die cutting. Its in-house capabilities serve customers across a range of industries, and the company also works with print and graphic arts brokers.
Acrotec Medtech is a Swiss-rooted collective of precision manufacturers built to work as one medical-manufacturing partner for OEMs. Its network spans more than 1,000 employees and 10-plus locations, combining the close technical collaboration of specialist shops with global production scale. The group’s companies are ISO 13485 certified and FDA-registered.
Acrow Corporation of America designs and manufactures prefabricated modular steel bridges for permanent, temporary, military and emergency use. The company says it has served the transportation and construction industries for more than 70 years and has delivered bridge infrastructure projects in over 150 countries. Its bridges use high-strength U.S. steel and are manufactured in a fully robotized facility.