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Since its founding in 1987, All-Type Welding and Fabrication, Inc. has built its reputation around a welding-first team whose members bring decades of hands-on experience to demanding manufacturing work. Many employees began as skilled welders, and several have stayed with the company for more than 20 years, helping ATWF serve OEM customers that need precise, mission-critical metal components. The company operates from a 34,000-square-foot facility in Glenwillow, Ohio, and maintains ISO 9001 certification.
Since 1998, AllBobbleheads.com has built its name around handmade personalized figures from its Rockville Centre, New York base. The company began making individual custom bobbleheads in 2008, working from customer photos for gifts, keepsakes, and larger commissioned orders.
Founded by Ayfer Zeybekoğlu in memory of her son Burak Salman, Istanbul-based ALLBYB Dizayn creates handcrafted designer bags that bring Turkish weaving traditions into contemporary form. Women artisans across Turkey handweave many of the bags—some requiring up to 10 days of work—while local ateliers shape the leather pieces with equal care. More than 80% of the company’s workforce is women, linking its distinctive accessories to both cultural heritage and women’s economic independence.
From its headquarters near Philadelphia, AllClear Systems supplies aviation deicing products to airlines, airports and ground service companies. The company’s team draws on hands-on experience in aircraft deicing operations, centralized facilities, glycol recovery and airline program development, giving it a practical view of winter-flight challenges. AllClear also supports customers with technical assistance, training, storage guidance and North American supply-chain logistics, and serves both commercial and military aviation.
Created more than 40 years ago, Allé Designs manufactures functional ancillary products for commercial spaces, including custom fiberglass planters and workplace furnishings for indoor and outdoor settings. Based in Amherst, New York, the small business hand-finishes its U.S.-made fiberglass products and works with customers on made-to-order dimensions, colors, and finishes. Allé also holds a GSA Contract for Ancillary Products and is an awarded TIPS purchasing cooperative vendor.
For 75 years, family-owned and operated Alle Processing has produced and distributed Glatt Kosher meats and prepared food from its 155,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Maspeth, Queens. The vertically integrated company serves the kosher food industry worldwide with more than 1,500 products, and its operations are SQF- and USDA-certified.
ALLED Lighting Systems makes the industry's best-performing solid-state lighting solutions for small and large area outdoor/indoor applications including parking garage/lot, street/area and high/low bay. ALLED fixtures are engineered to deliver up to 150,000 hours of maintenance-free operation and to provide 70 to 90 percent energy savings compared to the traditional lights they can replace.
Allegheny Bradford Corporation manufactures stainless-steel process equipment and components, including sanitary heat exchangers and custom-fabricated equipment. Its history began in the 1950s as TopLine, which relocated to Lewis Run, Pennsylvania, in 1962; Allegheny Bradford was established to support TopLine’s work serving the food and beverage industry. The company says it has since grown into a global organization providing stainless-steel products and process solutions.
With more than six decades of experience printing on plastic, Cranberry Township-based Allegheny Card Solutions manufactures and personalizes custom plastic and paper cards. The company traces its precision roots to printed measuring devices and charts for military applications, and today handles card production, packaging and fulfillment from one location. Allegheny joined NewGuard Plastic Cards in 2024 while retaining its long-standing card expertise and production team.
Since opening in Pittsburgh’s historic Deutschtown neighborhood in 2016, Allegheny City Brewing has brewed its beer onsite at a seven-barrel brewery. The neighborhood-based brewery pairs traditional styles with experimental concepts and now serves them through taprooms in Deutschtown, East Ohio Street, and Brighton Heights—the neighborhood where its owners were born and raised. Its East Ohio location adds a beer garden and space for local food trucks, live entertainment, and fundraisers.
Allegheny Coatings is a premier metal protection applicator with multiple locations in the Midwest and Eastern USA. The company offers a full array of zinc-flake, dry-film lubricant, and high-temperature resistant coatings for industrial applications.
Allegheny Glass & Mirror is a glass and mirror shop located in Altoona, Pennsylvania.
Allegheny Interior Solutions is an independent, woman-owned fixture and millwork partner that designs and builds custom store fixtures, commercial millwork, and casework from a 60,000 sq. ft. facility in Bradford, PA, supporting one-off prototypes to multi-year programs.
Allegheny Manufacturing & Electrical Service repairs, rebuilds, designs, builds, and sells industrial electric motors, and also manufactures motors from engineering drawings. Its roots trace to a Westinghouse Electric repair shop opened in Johnstown in 1936; after acquiring a Reliance motor-manufacturing contract in 1986, the company was purchased by its current owner in 1997. It now provides electrical and mechanical products and services to industrial and utility clients across the region.
Kris Edelsward founded Allegheny Manufacturing after more than 30 years of hands-on industry experience as a corporate manager and designer. The Lockport company is a problem-solving engineering and manufacturing firm known for developing equipment and systems for mining, cement, and recycling operations, including a patented approach to asphalt recycling.
From its Ambridge shop, Allegheny Material Handling designs and manufactures specialty equipment for demanding material-handling applications. Its work is notably built around application-specific engineering: the company reviews each customer’s requirements and develops a functional specification before designing equipment such as heavy-duty transfer cars and die-handling systems. The company’s transfer cars span capacities from 5 to 300 tons, while its custom buckets and hoppers can reach 30 cubic yards.
Founded in downtown Pittsburgh in 1979 with six employees, Allegheny Millwork manufactures and installs architectural millwork packages for large commercial projects. The company now operates eight locations with more than 300 employees, combining nearly 200,000 square feet of facilities with experienced woodworking craftsmen to handle complex, simultaneous work nationwide. Its portfolio includes prominent hospitality and casino projects, including Dollywood’s HeartSong Lodge & Resort and Hard Rock Casino Tejon.
Since 1936, Allegheny Performance Plastics has built its reputation around solving difficult polymer engineering problems in Pennsylvania. The company is known for high-temperature injection molding for demanding aerospace, automotive and space applications, with more than 100,000 parts in low Earth orbit. Its Meadville expansion now extends that precision work into medical manufacturing.
Founded by Scott Schober and Jim Kudis in 1987, Allegheny Petroleum Products Company has grown from a small McKeesport warehouse into a multistate manufacturer serving industrial and fleet customers. The company is particularly known for its fuel-additive production and offers custom blending when standard formulations do not fit a customer’s needs. Its operations follow ISO 9001 quality standards and are supported by a team of more than 100 employees.
Founded by John Wagner in 1967, Allegheny Shredders designs and manufactures industrial shredders and material-handling systems for secure destruction and recycling. Family-owned and operated, the company builds all of its equipment in Delmont, Pennsylvania, including systems that reach 300 horsepower and its distinctive Auto-Feed™ technology. Allegheny also supports customers with factory technical service, parts and equipment planning developed through more than five decades in the shredding industry.