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Founded by Prosper P. Powell in 1943, Akron Steel Treating Company grew from a garage heat-treating firing pins into an Akron specialist in industrial heat treating and metallurgical consulting. Its 46,000-square-foot facility now serves more than 1,200 customers a year, pairing decades of craftsmanship with computer-controlled processing and documented quality programs. Akron Steel Treating holds NADCAP and ISO 9001:2015 certifications and is ITAR registered.
Incorporated in Delaware in late 2008, Cleveland-based Akrotome Imaging develops fluorescent molecular probes that help surgeons see cancer and its margins during resection. Its patented FIRE platform uses quenched probes that activate when they encounter tumor-associated enzymes, with the flexibility to be applied in the operating room and used alongside a near-infrared imaging system. The company’s current team has been in place since 2012 and is translating the technology toward breast and non-melanoma skin cancer applications.
Since 1912, Cleveland-based AKS Cutting Systems has designed and manufactured CNC plasma and waterjet cutting machines in the United States. The fourth-generation, family-owned company grew from Lyons Tool and Die and now operates from a 55,000-square-foot facility, with thousands of installations worldwide. Its machines are supported by a network that provides installation, training, service and ongoing technical help.
AKS Cutting Systems is a Cleveland, Ohio-based, fourth-generation U.S. manufacturer of customizable CNC plasma cutting machines and waterjet cutting machines. It manufactures equipment for steelworking, steel distribution, fabrication, construction, renewable energy, railroads, oil and gas, mining, machinery, boat manufacturing, automotive, aerospace, robotics, and other industrial applications.
Akshar Herbs and Spices is a minority women-owned New York business that brings ethically sourced African herbs, spices, loose-leaf teas, and natural foods to consumers. Founded by former NYFD officer Deviyani and organic farm auditor Nirali, the company works with smallholder farmers and women-led cooperatives in Sub-Saharan Africa, while its New York operation follows FDA processing standards. Akshar also partners with the Maryhaven Center of Hope, whose trainees help package its tropical fruit products.
Family-owned Aktina Medical grew from George Zacharopoulos’s basement-and-garage work in the 1970s into a Congers manufacturer of radiation oncology systems and a provider of medical physics consulting. Owned and operated by certified medical physicists with more than 30 years of experience, the company has worked from its current manufacturing facility since 1993 and develops equipment such as LINAC quality-assurance tools and radiosurgery components alongside clinical physics services.
Invented and custom hand-crafted by marksman Sherwood “Wood” Akuna, Akuna Brass Catcher makes a slide-on accessory that captures ejected pistol brass before it hits the ground. Made in the USA, the lightweight catcher attaches to Weaver/Picatinny tactical-light mounts and is designed to keep casings clean for reloading while reducing cleanup and hot-brass hazards at the range. The newer ABC IV model adds a frameless collapsible pouch for pistols with optic sights.
Founded by first-generation Nigerian-Liberian Precious Gabriel, Akuwa Skincare makes inclusive, African-inspired skincare for all skin tones. Its two-product line centers on botanical formulas such as the Elite Glow Serum and Ultra Vital Pudding moisturizer, with clean, fragrance-free, vegan and cruelty-free ingredients. The brand pairs that focus with earth-conscious packaging and a partnership planting 100 trees each month.
With more than 200 years of coating experience, AkzoNobel develops and produces coil and extrusion coatings that protect and color metal surfaces used in construction, appliances, transportation and other applications. Its coil-coatings business pairs rigorous outdoor climate testing with in-house color matching and technical support, while developing newer approaches such as IONOMY™ renewable-energy curing. The company’s portfolio includes established brands such as TRINAR®, CERAM-A-STAR® and POLYDURE®.
With roots stretching back to 1792 and more than a century in metal packaging, AkzoNobel Packaging Coatings makes coatings and inks that protect and decorate metal cans, closures, and tubes. The company combines global manufacturing with customer-led development, helping can makers integrate new coating technologies, meet changing regulations, and improve production efficiency. Its portfolio includes bisphenol-free solutions backed by technical support for trials, troubleshooting, and line audits.
Founded in 1888 on its famous Old World rye bread, family-owned Al Cohen’s produces frozen dough and bakery products for food-service and retail operators. The Buffalo company has been flash-freezing scratch-made dough since the 1970s, offering private-label formulations and scratch-like results without the labor of baking from scratch. Its rye bread still follows a 300-year-old family recipe, alongside its broader line of dough products and breads.
Al Safa Foods Canada Ltd makes halal frozen and processed foods for Muslim families, pairing familiar traditional flavours with the convenience of heat-and-eat meals. Its meat products are hand-slaughtered and certified by the Islamic Food and Nutrition Council of Canada, while the company also supports Muslim communities through charitable partnerships, mosque events and youth programs. Based in Abbotsford, the company serves customers across Canada and the United States.
Incorporated in Lahore in 2003, AL Textiles spins 100% cotton ring-spun yarn on a 25,000-spindle setup, producing roughly 280,000 bags annually. The company has expanded from yarn into hospitality and home textiles, with products sold locally and exported abroad. Its ISO 9001-certified quality system and in-mill laboratory oversee testing from raw cotton through finished goods, while its home-textiles division carries OEKO-TEX certification.
Since 1969, Al-Co Products has been a Latty, Ohio manufacturer shaping cultured stone for residential bathroom projects. Its cast-polymer work is made to resemble marble or granite, and the company supplies dealers serving customers in Indiana, Ohio and Michigan.
Founded in 1978, woman-owned AL-Tech Associates distributes and assembles electronic interconnect products, with a particular focus on custom cable and harness assemblies for demanding aerospace, military and commercial applications. Its Fruitland operation spans 25,000 square feet and draws on more than 250 years of combined experience, supporting work from prototypes and first articles through production and value-added kitting. AL-Tech’s quality system is certified to AS9100:D and ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1993, Italian manufacturer AL.CHI.MI.A. develops medical devices for ophthalmic surgery and human tissue banking. Its laboratory-led work combines chemical, microbiological and pharmacological expertise, with products developed alongside clinical opinion leaders and the scientific community. Now part of Moria Surgical, the company distributes through more than 60 independent partners across Europe and worldwide.
Family-owned since 1985, Al’s Delicious Popcorn is an Ohio popcorn maker known for hand-crafted batches and more than 80 flavors. Its Columbus flagship, where the business began, develops new recipes and welcomes groups for free tours that include a look at the kitchen and a tasting.
Founded in 1986 as Adams and List Associates Ltd., ALA Scientific Instruments makes and supplies specialized equipment for electrophysiology, imaging, and neuroscience research. Its own products include the BrainDancer dynamic fMRI phantom and software-controlled OctaFlow perfusion system, alongside research instruments from partner manufacturers. Based in Farmingdale, New York, ALA also provides factory service and technical support for its equipment.
Founded in 1982 with one customer, one machine and two employees, Aladdin Finishing provides full-service print finishing for commercial printers and packaging customers. Its 80,000-square-foot Clifton, New Jersey operation brings finishing work under one roof, serving about 750 business-to-business print customers with a staff of more than 100. Aladdin is now incorporated into sister company Perfect Finishing while continuing its long-standing New York City print-finishing business.
Family-owned and operated for more than 50 years, Aladdin Packaging is a New York manufacturer known for serving American businesses with custom flexible packaging. Its 100,000-square-foot facility supports packaging work for manufacturers and retailers, including complex orders that need a quick path from design to market. The company is also developing lower-impact packaging as part of an effort to reduce waste and its carbon footprint.