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Abrams MFG manufactures emergency vehicle safety equipment, from warning lights and sirens to vehicle lighting and controls, with a particular focus on helping first responders and work fleets stay visible and heard. The company says it has manufactured and supplied emergency lighting for 15 years and supports government, fleet, and OEM customers with customized systems and hands-on service. Its product range includes distinctive solutions such as the low-frequency Tornado siren and heated-lens SnowLight plow headlights.
Orange, California’s ABS Power Brake builds brake-conversion systems and components for classic cars and trucks, with a particular specialty in adapting vintage vehicles to disc and power braking. Its catalog spans applications from 1930s-era Chevrolets to later Mustangs, Broncos, Impalas and other makes, alongside its own universal electric hydraulic master-cylinder systems. The company also offers built-to-order assemblies and replacement components for these older-vehicle brake setups.
Since 1999, Absolute Home Textiles has grown into a Bolton-based UK textile merchant and manufacturer serving the practical needs of hospitality, healthcare and institutional buyers. Its work is defined by bulk supply from a UK warehouse, with particular expertise in flame-retardant bedding tested to BS 7175 for settings where safety and frequent laundering matter.
Absolute New York is a beauty brand built around making self-expression affordable and accessible to people of every gender, race, and ethnicity. Its cosmetics, skincare, and beauty tools are designed to encourage creativity and individuality, with long-wearing products such as Black Out 24 HR Eyeliner among its offerings.
For more than 45 years, Long Island’s Abstract Image Group has turned large-format printing into complete branded environments, producing custom displays, signage and event installations from its Ronkonkoma design and production center. Its in-house capabilities span design, printing, fabrication and finishing, allowing the team to create unusual low-volume pieces—from oversized event props to smooth silicone-edge fabric walls—and install them across the Tri-state area. The company works with brands, retailers and event producers on spaces that need to be experienced, not merely noticed.
Since 1980, Dresden, New York-based Abtex LLC has designed and manufactured abrasive-filament brushes and the custom deburring systems built to use them. Its distinctive approach pairs brush engineering with machinery, robotics, and application testing in one operation, allowing the company to develop solutions around customers’ actual parts rather than stock equipment. Abtex also supplies Bradex brushes and Artifex finishing products to manufacturers serving automotive, aerospace, and medical-device markets.
With nine facilities and 900 employees, ABX manufactures flexible packaging for food, healthcare, personal care and industrial applications. Headquartered in Charlotte, the company operates as a fully integrated partner, taking projects from film extrusion through printing, laminating, pouching and testing. Its in-house engineers also develop specialized solutions such as the patented RLII recloseable label and Recycle Ready films, while its quality system is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Created in 2013 through the acquisition of the HEMASORB portfolio, Stamford-based ABYRX develops and manufactures synthetic biomaterials and therapeutic devices for surgical procedures. Its best-known products are resorbable hemostatic bone putties, including MONTAGE, a cohesive material that sets after application and resorbs during bone remodeling. The privately held company’s products are protected by more than 50 issued and pending patents.
In Buffalo, New York, ABYSS Headphones designs and hand-assembles luxury planar-magnetic headphones for serious music listeners. Its distinctive approach pairs CNC-machined aluminum with carefully finished premium materials, while patented planar speakers anchor models such as the flagship AB1266 and Diana line. ABYSS is a division of JPS Labs LLC and backs its headphones with a 10-year private warranty.
Established in Rochester in 1998, ACAD Design Corp. draws on three generations of tool making and engineering to develop custom manufacturing solutions for its customers. The company is distinctive for keeping design and fabrication together under one roof, taking projects from early concepts through completed automation while also supporting contract machining needs.
Since 1947, Academy Marking Products Inc. has served businesses and professionals across the New York metropolitan area from its New Hyde Park base. The company is known for producing custom marking products, including professional seals for architects and engineers, as well as stamps for New York-certified asbestos investigators.
Since Alton Fox opened its doors in 1981, Accede Mold & Tool has grown from a two-person Webster shop into a family-owned Rochester manufacturer with a 44,000-square-foot facility. The company is known for developing skilled mold makers through its in-house training program and for supporting demanding plastic injection molding programs with precision tooling. Its quality management system, first registered to QS 9000 in 1995, is now upgraded to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 2007, Accent Systems is a Barcelona-based electronics engineering and manufacturing company known for keeping development and production together in a single 2,000-square-metre facility. It has created more than 300 electronic products for over 5,000 clients worldwide, supporting customers from initial concepts through scalable manufacturing.
Founded by Yale-trained vascular surgeon Dr. Roger Mason, Access for Life is developing a patented, sensor-equipped implantable device for vascular access during hemodialysis. The venture-backed medical-device start-up combines vascular and renal clinical expertise with engineering and business leadership, and its technology is currently undergoing in-vivo trials. Its development history includes a 2019 KidneyX Redesign Dialysis Phase 1 win and a 2022 short in-vivo trial at Mount Sinai.
Founded in 1994 by radar engineers and scientists from Raytheon, Accipiter Radar develops, manufactures and services smart surveillance systems that track uncooperative targets across air, land and water. The North American company has spent more than three decades turning radar data into practical situational awareness for safety and security users worldwide, including through its distinctive avian-radar work for aviation. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system covers the design, manufacturing and servicing of its sensor-based surveillance systems and subsystems.
Accord designs and fabricates pipe systems and provides related pipe fabrication services. The company serves petrochemical, chemical processing, water, sewage treatment, pollution control, and industrial and architectural applications.
With a microscopy legacy spanning more than a century, ACCU-SCOPE is a U.S.-owned and operated company known for making scientific exploration more accessible through carefully tested optical instruments. Its products serve users in more than 110 countries, while the company’s acquisitions of Unitron and LX Microscopes broadened its reach into industrial inspection and stereo microscopy.
Founded in 1998 by Patrick Iulianello and Paul Meier-Wang, Rochester-based AccuCoat manufactures stock and custom thin-film optical coatings for precision optics. The privately owned company has grown into an 11,000-square-foot facility while retaining an engineering-led approach that supports both quick-turn prototypes and volume OEM work. Its experience with demanding materials such as chalcogenide glass and complex geometries is complemented by in-house coating design, measurement, cleaning and testing.
AccuDie began as Grant B.’s basement side business in 1984 and became AccuDie Inc. in 1995, bringing his long career as a tool-and-die maker and plant engineer to a Meadow Lands machine shop. Today, its certified Journeymen Tool & Die Makers serve more than 40 customers across industries by designing and maintaining small- and medium-sized stamping dies.
Since 1998, Accumet Materials Co. has been a small Ossining engineering firm known for solving unusual materials challenges for research and manufacturing customers worldwide. Its team develops high-purity metals and ceramics to meet exact specifications, drawing on more than 80 years of combined materials-science and engineering experience.