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Founded in Dayton in 1988 by Jeff Heisey, family-owned Accu-Grind & Mfg Co. makes precision-machined and ground parts and assemblies, taking projects from print to part under one roof. Its 27,000-square-foot facility houses more than 90 machines, backed by over 100 years of combined grinding experience and support for both prototype and production work. The veteran-owned small business is ISO 9001:2015 compliant and holds BATFE Type 7 and Class 2 SOT manufacturing licenses.
Founded in 1988, AccuForm Precision is a Youngstown manufacturer known for taking responsibility for the full production process behind complex precision-machined castings. Its team works with demanding OEM and Tier 1 customers from prototype through certification, with every part checked using 5-axis CMM inspection.
Built from a battery-testing partnership with Ohio State that began in 2009, Acculon Energy designs, validates, and manufactures U.S.-made battery systems for electrification and industrial equipment. The Columbus-based company combines sodium-ion and lithium-ion expertise with its modular CORE architecture, carrying projects from laboratory validation into repeatable production. Its Mason, Ohio manufacturing plant has 2GWh of combined capacity for modules and packs.
Founded by Mark Proctor in 1986, Accupack Midwest remains a family-owned Cincinnati manufacturer operated by two generations of the Proctor family. The company is especially known for making lip balm, a specialty it has maintained since 1997, while its 24,000-square-foot FDA- and EPA-registered facility supports contract production for brands ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies.
With roots in Barre’s Modern Printing Co. dating to 1915, Accura Printing produces commercial print work and envelopes for Vermont organizations, nonprofits and events. Created as a Modern Printing subdivision in 1975, the company now operates with a 13-person staff and produces an average of 8 million envelopes each month. All six of Vermont’s specially designed envelope-printing presses are located at its Barre facility, giving Accura an unusual specialty alongside its general printing work.
AccuraFLEX LLC carries forward nearly four decades of paper-converting experience under its former name, Davidson Converting Inc., while operating as part of the Flexlink LLC family. The company converts paper for manufacturers that need dependable surface protection, particularly when standard sheet sizes or production runs do not fit the job. Its large-format sheeting reaches up to 89 inches wide and 300 inches long.
Family-owned Accurate Metal Machining has produced precision-machined components and assemblies in Painesville Township since 1985. Founded by Louis Loiczly, the company remains operated by his four children and employs more than 250 associates across a 90,000-square-foot facility equipped with over 90 CNC machines. Its AS9100- and ISO 9001-certified operation also supports tightly controlled work, including ITAR-compliant production and Class 100,000 clean-room services.
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Founded in 1980, Accurate Plastics is a U.S. manufacturer known for its Acculam industrial thermoset laminate composites. The ISO 9001-certified company serves industrial customers worldwide from its Massachusetts operation, pairing domestic production with a large in-stock inventory and fast turnaround for standard materials.
Accurate Steel is described in the submitted source context as a steel fabricator providing fabrication work using quality materials, processes, and practices.
From its global distribution and service center in Cleves, Ohio, Accutec manufactures quantitative respirator fit-testing instruments for safety programs. Its AccuFit™ series uses CNC-based testing to produce documented fit factors, with the AccuFit PRO™ extending coverage to N95 and other disposable respirators. The company also supports equipment users with cloud-based record management, NIST-traceable calibration, repair, and a three-year warranty.
Owned by the Schram family since the late 1970s, Ace Grinding is a Melrose Park manufacturer known for more than six decades of precision grinding work. The company supplies ground bar stock to machine shops and OEMs, with particular expertise in the demanding work of grinding titanium for aerospace and medical applications. Ace Grinding is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
From its Toledo, Ohio facility, Ace Indoor Golf designs and installs residential and commercial golf simulators while manufacturing the screens, enclosures and sewn components used in them. Founded by Tom Dewire and Joe Neumeyer, the company also serves DIY builders, rents simulators for events and sells systems worldwide. Its team brings more than 150 years of combined leadership experience in the golf-simulator industry and helped develop the first curved simulator screen.
ACE Medical Company manufactures and distributes surgical instruments and medical devices, with a distinctive focus on precision tools shaped by surgeon collaboration. Its portfolio includes South German bipolar forceps with solid silver non-stick tips, alongside American-made products and sterile-processing solutions such as the UniClip tray identification system. The company maintains ISO 13485 certification, FDA registration, and an active Health Canada license.
Family-owned and operated since 1966, Cleveland’s Ace Paper Tube manufactures custom paper tubes and cores for packaging, shipping, and industrial winding applications. Its tubes and cores are made from 100% recycled material, with custom dimensions and finishes available for uses ranging from tape and labels to steel and textiles. The company also makes specialty closures and precut tubes, including those used in the fireworks industry.
In business since 1950, Akron-based Ace Precision Industries has built its reputation as a dependable supplier for demanding industrial customers. The company works from a 20,000-square-foot facility to produce precision-machined parts and assemblies, with experience that includes early tire-industry work and later nuclear-program components.
Founded in 2006 by mechanical engineer and certified prosthetist John Hays, Ace Prosthetics Inc. designs and fabricates custom artificial limbs for patients in Columbus and Central Ohio. Its locally and family-owned practice combines an on-site fabrication lab with individualized fitting and follow-up care, while its practitioners bring American Board certification and Ohio licensure to each patient’s treatment plan. The facility is known for responsive service and prostheses tailored to help patients return to the activities that matter to them.
Established in 1950, ACE Rubber Products is an Akron manufacturer with more than 75 years of vertically integrated rubber-making experience. The company is known for serving transportation and industrial customers from its own compounding, molding, and fabrication operations, with more than three decades of experience supplying Class 1 railroads. Its masticated rubber can contain up to 90% recycled content.
Ace Sanitary, founded in 2004, manufactures high-purity liquid-transfer solutions, including custom single-use assemblies and sanitary hose systems. Its proprietary Flex-Rite™ hoses and Seal-Rite™ couplers anchor a business that also serves pharmaceutical, biopharmaceutical, food and beverage, and data-center cooling applications. The Cincinnati-area manufacturer operates two Class VI cleanrooms and offers custom work without minimum order quantities, with ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485 quality systems supporting its products.
Acero MFG manufactures custom anchor bolts, threaded rods, and other structural fasteners in Ohio, with every step handled in-house for projects that cannot afford delays. Founded to serve the telecommunications sector, the Bedford company now supplies contractors and infrastructure builders nationwide, pairing made-to-spec fabrication with rapid turnaround. Its products are made to ASTM and AASHTO requirements and are traceable to U.S.-based production.
Family-owned for more than 35 years, Achilles Aerospace Products is known for the steady expertise of machinists—many with 10 to 20 years at the company—who solve demanding aerospace manufacturing challenges. The company produces flight-critical components for commercial aviation and defense customers, with AS9100 Rev D and ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its work.