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Founded as ACME Hard Chrome in Alliance, Ohio, in 1953, ACME Surface Dynamics provides industrial metal-finishing services, with hard chrome plating as its long-standing specialty. Its expanded facility handles components up to 36 inches in diameter and 30 feet long, while detailed job tracking and a mirrored ISO 9000 quality management system support traceable, assembly-ready work for industrial and commercial customers.
Founded in 1972 as a Cleveland patient-care facility, Acor Orthopedic now manufactures, converts and distributes foam interface materials while making custom ankle-foot orthotics under its AXIS line. The company combines pedorthic expertise with engineers, artisan craftsmen and manufacturing specialists, and its AXIS AFO devices are made in the USA for customers worldwide.
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From a used single-wide trailer in 1986 to a 72,000-square-foot Arlington plant, ACP International makes the utility identification products and custom signs that keep underground infrastructure visible and understandable. The American manufacturer is 100% employee-owned through an Employee Ownership Trust—the first of its kind in Texas—and produces its products in-house for utilities, contractors, municipalities, and other infrastructure users. Its family of brands extends that work into traffic safety, streetscapes, pavement graphics, and industrial safety.
AcromaPro carries the legacy of Beckers, the Swedish paint and varnish company founded in 1874, into modern industrial wood finishing. Renamed from Becker Acroma in North America in 2014, it develops coatings for manufacturers whose furniture and millwork need durable, consistent finishes, including waterborne and UV-curing solutions.
Acromet Metal Fabricators is the trade name of GT Metal Fabricators Inc., a Strongsville, Ohio metal-fabrication shop. It provides engineering and custom sheet-metal fabrication, supporting customers with work such as laser cutting and CNC machining.
Founded in Ravenna, Ohio, in 1968, ACS Industries manufactures heavy-equipment attachments and quick couplers from its 100,000-square-foot facility in Kent. The company is particularly known for pioneering attachment changeover technology and for engineering specialized equipment for demanding work such as hot-slag handling. ACS also rebuilds worn buckets, including those made by other manufacturers, and fabricates attachments around an operation’s specific needs.
Founded in 1982, Act Now Print & Promote is a third-generation, female-owned family business built on local relationships and hands-on service. What began as a small neighborhood print shop now supports schools, community organizations, small businesses, and corporate clients across regional and nationwide markets. The company’s fit-for-purpose approach centers on understanding each client’s purpose before recommending a solution.
Founded by prosthetist Karl Burk in 2008, Action Prosthetics designs and fits customized prostheses for amputees of all ages from its Troy and Greenville offices. Burk’s rehabilitation background and master-carpentry experience inform the practice’s hands-on focus on comfortable fit, with prosthetic work kept on site rather than sent to a central fabrication facility. The company also hosts A.C.T.I.O.N., a free monthly peer-support group led by bilateral amputee Molly Null and open to anyone living with limb loss.
Since 1985, privately held Action SuperAbrasive has manufactured custom diamond and CBN grinding wheels for demanding precision applications. The Kent company is distinctive for engineering wheels to a customer’s material, machine, geometry and tolerance requirements, including continuous-rim wheels up to 36 inches and some of the largest centerless and fine-grinding wheels. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation also provides wheel dressing and balancing services, with a stated focus on responsive turnaround.
Active Chemical Systems, Inc. specializes exclusively in graphite heat exchangers for industrial process heating, with its Impreg-Tite impervious graphite plate heaters designed for direct suspension in open tanks. Based in Chagrin Falls, Ohio, the company makes heaters suited to demanding pickling and plating solutions, including nitric and hydrofluoric acids, while offering engineering assistance for application needs.
Family-owned since 1940, Philadelphia-based Active Radiator manufactures heavy-duty heat exchangers and cooling components for truck fleets, construction and industrial equipment. Its in-house engineers can reverse-engineer obsolete or discontinued parts, while its 141,000-square-foot manufacturing plant and 90,000-square-foot warehouse support both custom production and stocked replacement units. Active also backs its products with cleaning, repair and recoring services through a nationwide distribution network.
Activities Press, Inc provides commercial printing, digital production, sheetfed press printing, bindery, fulfillment, direct mailing, and card collateral services. Its capabilities include color and black-and-white production, wide-format printing, variable data printing, binding, cutting, coating, shrinkwrapping, paper banding, warehousing, distribution, and order processing.
Acuity Brands Lighting, part of Acuity Inc., makes lighting and lighting-control products for commercial, residential, industrial and outdoor applications. Its offerings include luminaires and life-safety lighting, alongside control devices and drivers; the company also provides project startup, commissioning and ongoing controls services.
Since 1921, Cleveland-based AD Piston Ring, LLC has made custom piston rings and seals for industrial equipment, including hydraulic and pneumatic systems. Founded in New Haven and relocated to Cleveland in 1925, the company now builds cast iron rings up to 30 inches alongside bronze and stainless steel designs, with U.S. manufacturing and rush service available for urgent orders. Its Shurseal joint configuration, developed in-house for bidirectional sealing with minimal leakage, is a particular signature.
Ada Technologies Inc. is now Motherson Atsumitec USA, part of the Motherson Group. Its landing page identifies manufacturing as a company focus and gives an Ada, Ohio contact address.
Founded in 1928, Adalet is a Cleveland manufacturer known for nearly a century of work serving hazardous and rugged industrial environments. The Marmon/Berkshire Hathaway company supports customers with engineered enclosure systems, including custom applications, from a 120,000-square-foot facility with its own cast aluminum foundry and ISO 9001-certified manufacturing operation.
Owner Andy Werth brings hands-on printing experience dating to the 1980s to Adam Printing, a West Chester company that has served businesses for 50 years. He personally inspects each project, pairing old-fashioned craftsmanship with modern technology for customers who need dependable commercial printing or mailing support.
Founded as James Adamitus’s Cleveland side business in 1952, Adams Automatic Inc. now produces custom CNC-machined parts for industrial customers from its Olmsted Falls, Ohio facility. The company remained in the Bond family through its conversion from screw-machine production to a total CNC shop by 2001, then was purchased by Eric and Laura Dales in 2012. With more than 60 years of manufacturing history, Adams combines CNC turning and milling with supplier-managed finishing and laser marking to deliver complete parts from print to production.
Adams Brothers Concrete produces and delivers ready-mix concrete and pre-cast concrete products from plants serving Southeast Ohio. Founded in 1908 as a family-owned operation, it has grown to five plant locations and serves residential, commercial, and industrial projects across the region.