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Established in 1973, Alba Manufacturing engineers and builds heavy-duty pallet-handling conveyor systems at its Fairfield, Ohio manufacturing facility. The company began as a custom-build design shop and now pairs pre-engineered building blocks with custom solutions for demanding industrial applications. Alba sells through a select North American partner network and backs its conveyor products with a two-year manufacturer’s warranty.
In Queens, Alba WoodWorking Inc builds custom millwork for residential and commercial spaces, turning individual designs into cabinetry, furniture, architectural details and other fitted woodwork. Its portfolio is especially centered on made-to-measure interior work, including kitchen cabinetry, closets and radiator covers, alongside custom pieces such as hardwood dressers. The company emphasizes handcrafted construction, precision detailing and materials selected for each project.
Albany Envelope is an Albany, New York full-service commercial printer that grew beyond its name to produce business print materials and manage projects from design through mailing. Its capabilities include traditional letterpress alongside digital printing, custom work, bindery and finishing, and in-house postal presorting and CASS-certified mailing support. The company serves both small businesses and manufacturers, producing recurring operational materials as well as marketing pieces.
Founded in 1895, Albany International develops and manufactures engineered components through two distinct businesses: custom machine-clothing fabrics and process belts for papermaking, and advanced composite structures for demanding aerospace and defense applications. Headquartered in New Hampshire, the company operates a global network of facilities and employs roughly 5,600 people, with a history that spans 130 years of materials-science innovation. Its Albany Engineered Composites segment maintains nine facilities in four countries, while Machine Clothing operates Albany and Heimbach facilities alongside sales offices in 22 countries.
Albany Print, Inc. is a commercial print shop serving Albany and the wider Capital Area through an online, file-upload ordering model rather than a walk-in counter. It is known for fast service and free local delivery, producing materials for businesses and professional offices.
Known locally as Albany Valve & Fitting Co., Inc., the company serves as the exclusive Swagelok sales and service center for Eastern New York and Western New England. It helps industrial and high-purity customers keep fluid systems working through technical support and custom assemblies, with operations in Clifton Park and Wallingford. Its quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1956, Lisbon’s family-owned ALBCO Foundry and Machine makes non-ferrous castings and machined components for OEM and aftermarket parts. The company operates two foundries under one roof and became one of the first U.S. pioneers of zinc-aluminum graphite permanent molding in 1977, alongside its long-standing sand-casting work. Third-generation owner Joe Staffeld leads a team that also builds and maintains tooling in-house, with ISO 9001:2015 registration supporting its production work.
Albemarle Corporation transforms essential resources into critical ingredients for mobility, energy, connectivity and health, and serves customers in about 70 countries. Headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina, the company operates mining, chemical production and lithium-conversion sites, including the U.S. lithium resource at Silver Peak, which it says has produced lithium for more than 50 years.
Founded in 2015 by former U.S. Marine Corps Colonel and test pilot John Albers, Albers Aerospace manufactures aerospace and defense components and delivers integrated aircraft, engineering, and warfighter-focused technology solutions. The Dallas-area company has grown from a solo operation into an 80-person team and now operates 400,000 square feet of manufacturing space, pairing vertically integrated production with aircraft integration and an innovation platform. Albers maintains AS9100D, ISO 9001, NADCAP, and CMMC 2.0 certifications and operates in compliance with ITAR regulations.
Albers Aerospace grew from founder John Albers’s 2015 post–Marine Corps service venture into a Dallas-area aerospace and defense company serving the warfighter. Its 400,000-square-foot manufacturing operation supports mission-critical work for defense and commercial aerospace customers, while its innovation efforts focus on practical technologies for demanding military environments. The company holds AS9100D, ISO 9001, and NADCAP certifications and operates under ITAR compliance.
In business since 1962, Albert Screenprint Inc. is a Norton, Ohio manufacturer known for taking projects from concept through completion under one roof. Its 135,000-square-foot manufacturing operation and 33,000-square-foot warehouse support direct production and fulfillment for customers managing promotional and display needs.
Albert Woodworking is a one-person furniture studio where Albert DiBartolomeo has spent more than 30 years shaping wood into distinctive tables, cabinets, benches, and other furnishings. His work draws on Shaker practicality and the influence of makers such as Wharton Esherick, James Krenov, and George Nakashima, while his unusual double life as a university English teacher and professional woodworker gives the shop a distinctly individual character. He works from a garage and basement studio, handling everything from joinery through finishing himself.
Established in 1986, Albert’s Fine Jewelry is a locally owned New York jeweler with more than 35 years of presence in the Diamond District. Its in-house designers work from customers’ ideas or heirloom stones to create hand-crafted jewelry, with GIA-trained staff offering gemological guidance and appraisals.
Founded in 1924 by German immigrant George E. Albert, Albert’s Meats makes sausage and other processed meats in Claysville, Pennsylvania, using formulas the company says it has maintained for a century. Now operated by the fourth and fifth generations, the business stands apart with fresh sausage that is never previously frozen, no poultry or MSG in its products, and fully cooked, lower-sodium hams. Through Green Valley Packing, it also provides private-label and co-manufacturing services from an FDA-registered, USDA-inspected facility.
Since its founding in 1990, Albertus Energy has become known for the technical depth behind industrial combustion work, completing more than 1,000 combustion-system projects across the Mid-Atlantic. The Malvern company supports industrial and municipal operators with thermal-system engineering, service, and Honeywell process-control solutions, completing more than 350 projects each year.
Established in 1958, Albest Metal Stamping Corp. is a Brooklyn manufacturer whose union employees have made products in America for more than 60 years. The company is known for producing Berry Amendment-compliant components for military and commercial sewing customers, with domestic customer service and in-house quality checks.
Albin Pump, an Ingersoll Rand business, engineers and manufactures a wide variety of positive displacement pumps, with extensive experience in peristaltic pumping solutions. The company offers three ranges of volumetric pumps used to transfer fluids with or without particles across various industries.
Alchemity is developing modular, turnkey reactor systems that convert greenhouse gases and waste resources into cleaner fuels and chemicals. Based in College Park, Maryland, the company was founded by a team combining clean-energy deployment, Fortune 500 leadership, and three decades of energy research and product innovation. Its platform is designed for co-located production, with a roadmap from modular skids to larger integrated facilities.
Serving businesses since 1971, Alco Manufacturing is an Elyria-based precision machine shop producing machined components and fittings for customers across the United States. Its seven Great Lakes facilities bring together more than 460 employees and 475,000 square feet of production space, supporting work from design through finished parts. Alco’s products are made domestically, with ISO-certified facilities and a focus on high-volume production and responsive customer service.
Since 1969, Alco-Chem has manufactured its Mandala line of commercial cleaning chemicals in Akron while supplying facilities across the region with janitorial, food-service and laundry products and equipment. The company pairs its locally made formulas with practical support, including on-site training, in-house machine repair and a 24/7 service department. Its newer offerings extend beyond conventional chemicals to closed-loop dispensing and chemical-free air and surface purification technology.