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AAG Glass is a laminated-glass manufacturer formed in 2018 as a joint venture between AGC North America and AutoTemp Inc. Operating from a manufacturing facility in Batavia, Ohio, it produces glass for the windshield aftermarket and short-run OEM vehicle programs, with a focus on quickly supplying aftermarket windshields for new vehicle introductions. Its stated OEM pursuits include low-volume passenger cars, electric vehicles, agricultural vehicles, and specialty vehicles.
Family-owned and operated since 1967, AAkron Line supplies the promotional products industry and manufactures more than 350 of its 900-plus catalog items at facilities in New York and Tennessee. The company is known for its color-changing Mood products and full-color digital printing, and employs more than 260 people.
Built from heat-treating businesses founded as early as 1962, Aalberts Surface Technologies transforms metal components through heat treatment, brazing, and hot isostatic pressing. The company has grown those operations into a network spanning seven states, with two side-by-side HIP presses in Greenville, South Carolina, and a proprietary NitroSteel® treatment developed as a longer-lasting alternative to chrome-plated bar. Its facilities support demanding aerospace work as well as automotive, agricultural, material-handling, and other industrial applications.
With more than 80 years of know-how, Aalberts Surface Technologies improves the performance of components through heat treatment, coatings and other surface technologies. The company combines five divisions and a network of more than 91 locations, serving industries from automotive and medical technology to aerospace and toolmaking. Its Greenville, South Carolina operation adds machining solutions alongside HIP, brazing and heat-treatment capabilities, while the wider organization supports customers from initial development through series production.
With five U.S. facilities and more than 50 years of experience, Aalberts Surface Technologies is a nationwide surface-treatment company known for helping manufacturers extend the working life of demanding components. It has also served flexographic and offset printers for more than 30 years through its specialized anilox roll work, while supporting customers across industrial and mission-critical applications.
Founded in 1972, Aalborg Instruments & Controls manufactures precision instruments for measuring and controlling gas flow, from thermal mass flow controllers to variable-area rotameters and valves. Its two-division operation also supports flow calibration, including NIST-traceable work and A2LA-accredited gas calibrations through the AALFA-KAL metrology laboratory. Aalborg has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 1995.
Established in Brooklyn in 1999, Aanco Electric Motor Repair is a specialized repair house known for keeping essential equipment in service without subcontracting the work. Its technicians serve commercial, industrial, and marine customers from the company’s own facility, with round-the-clock emergency response when a critical machine stops running.
AAR CORP. has been based in the Chicago area since 1955 and is known for supporting commercial and government aviation customers worldwide. Its global aftermarket operations center on aircraft maintenance and repair, backed by a network spanning more than 20 countries and about 8,000 team members.
Aarco Products, Inc. manufactures and distributes visual communication and display equipment, including writing surfaces, bulletin boards, chalkboards, display cases, signage, and hospitality products. It offers custom design and manufacturing, including custom printed boards, and serves schools, businesses, government agencies, offices, food-service businesses, and industrial environments.
Aardvark Studios is a design, build, and technology studio located just outside Philadelphia, creating physical environments and mobile experiences for the experiential marketing industry. Its team of more than 200 people works across 50 states and four countries, providing design and fabrication as well as campaign operations for clients and their agencies.
Since Regina Basha opened her atelier in Baghdad in 1906, Aaron Basha has created playful fine jewelry and signature charms that turn milestones into wearable treasures. The four-generation family legacy now continues under Regine Basha, who brings spiritual symbolism and a modern sense of meaning to designs handmade in Italy. The brand is especially known for its original baby shoe charm and for introducing the evil eye charm to the U.S. market.
With 20 years in the trade, Aarrow Promotions provides contract screen printing and embroidery for apparel and textiles, handling projects from straightforward one-color work to specialized effects and 3D embroidery. The Freeport company keeps creative artwork, separations, and digitizing in house, and also offers rush service for customers who need decorated merchandise on a tight schedule.
Cleveland-based Aatru Medical, LLC develops medical devices for surgical incision management, including NPSIMS, its chemical pump-based negative pressure wound therapy system. The privately held company’s device uses a patented, no-moving-parts design to provide continuous therapy for up to seven days, with an emphasis on simpler application and affordable access to care. Aatru’s leadership combines medical, scientific and technology-development experience, and the company’s clinical work has been published in PubMed Central/Cureus.
AB InBev brews beer and produces adult beverages through a portfolio of more than 500 global and local brands. Its brewing heritage reaches back more than 600 years, linking Belgian abbey beers and the 1876 Budweiser tradition with a business that now operates across six global regions. Alongside brewing, the company develops digital platforms such as BEES and direct-to-consumer services to connect with retailers and consumers.
AB Industrial Equipment Co. is a vastly experienced mid-Atlantic pump representative and distributor that supplies, repairs, and restores pumps and related equipment. Its degreed engineers average more than 25 years of experience and help customers solve centrifugal and positive-displacement pump requirements, design systems, and get fast quotes. The company also provides hands-on pump and mechanical-seal training and services equipment from other brands.
Founded by Amos B. Martin in 1947, AB Martin manufactures metal roofing panels and supplies building materials from its Ephrata, Pennsylvania base. The family-owned company began selling metal panels to Lancaster County neighbors and now produces more than 19 million feet of panels annually; it is best known for its ABM Panel and also supplies post-frame building packages across the Northeast.
From its Swedish base, AB Micropol Fiberoptic builds fiber-optic communication solutions for tactical communications, with products designed to keep data moving through demanding defense and security environments. Its FALCON expanded-beam connector reaches transfer speeds of up to 40 Gbit/s, and Micropol’s fiber solutions form the tactical backbone of HENSOLDT’s TRML-4D air-defense radar. The company manufactures optical cabling in Sweden and operates under an ISO 9001-certified quality system.
Formed in 1990 to meet a need for quality corrosion-resistant thermoplastic fabrication, Milford’s AB Plastics manufactures chemical process equipment and custom industrial systems. Its in-house engineering and manufacturing capabilities extend from tanks and fume-control equipment to custom fabrications, with turn-key installation and on-site repair available for thermoplastic and fiberglass equipment. AB Plastics is also an approved Atlas Anchor-Lok System installer, adding concrete-protective thermoplastic lining to its fabrication work.
Since 1969, AB Precision Grinding Co. in Easton has provided precision grinding and machining for aerospace, defense, and industrial manufacturers. The company handles oversized work—including Blanchard-ground parts up to 104 inches in diameter and surface-ground parts up to 120 inches long—alongside close-tolerance work in demanding alloys. AB Precision is AS9100D certified, ITAR-registered, and JCP certified, with more than 50 years of experience supporting regulated manufacturing.
Family-owned since 1991, Abacus Sports Installations grew from founder Spencer Proud’s inventive approach to athletic spaces into a nationwide flooring specialist. The Lancaster company is known for developing Padenpor and for helping schools, universities, professional teams, and animal-care facilities plan and install surfaces built around safety and comfort.