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With more than 35 years of experience, Allied Hydraulic Service Co. repairs, rebuilds, and replaces hydraulic components for manufacturing and construction equipment. The Hallam, Pennsylvania shop handles mobile and industrial systems across many makes, using dynamic pressure testing to verify rebuilt components before they return to work. Allied also designs and fabricates custom hydraulic power units when standard equipment does not fit the job.
Founded in 1927, Allied K&R makes twisted-in-wire brushes in DUMBO, Brooklyn, including stock designs and build-to-print custom brushes manufactured in the USA. The company also began with fiber brooms and mops and now focuses on brush solutions for demanding cleaning applications, including food-service equipment and medical or laboratory uses. Allied K&R is FDA registered and a member of the American Brush Manufacturers Association.
Founded in 1941 by Harold E. Stokey, Allied Machine & Engineering Corp. makes precision holemaking and finishing cutting-tool systems for metal-cutting industries from its base in Dover, Ohio. Still family-owned, the company is now led by the Stokey family’s second and third generations and supports customers worldwide through its engineering-driven manufacturing operations. Allied has been registered to ISO 9001 since 1998 and currently holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Allied Material Solutions develops abrasive materials and polishing solutions for precision surface finishing, including tightly graded powders and ready-to-use slurries. Based in Hanover, Maryland, AMS stands out for its application-focused research and emphasis on reducing the number of steps in metallographic preparation, with products such as its one-step RAZOR X5 and SAGE suspensions designed to speed polishing while limiting defects and scratches. The company also provides technical assistance to help customers find practical, lower-cost finishing approaches.
Founded in 1984, Buffalo-based Allied Mechanical provides full-service commercial HVAC and mechanical work, with an in-house sheet metal shop that lets its team self-perform nearly 100% of a contract. After more than four decades under founder Michael P. Modrzynski, the company is transitioning to long-time employees Alex Schwaeber and Jim Cendrowski, keeping ownership local and its next chapter in the hands of people who grew through the organization. Allied serves businesses across Upstate and Western New York, from design and installation through ongoing service and maintenance.
Allied Microbiota grew out of a Columbia University microbiology lab and was founded in 2017 by environmental microbiologist Ray Sambrotto. The Stony Brook company develops FastBac microbial treatments for organizations facing difficult environmental cleanup challenges, with its research focused on turning naturally occurring microbes into scalable bioremediation tools.
Founded in 1961, Columbus-based Allied Mineral Products makes monolithic refractory ceramics and cast refractory shapes for furnaces and other high-temperature industrial equipment. The employee-owned company has grown from foundry roots into a global manufacturer serving more than 100 countries, with 14 manufacturing facilities in eight countries and a portfolio of more than 2,500 products. Its U.S. manufacturing facilities are ISO certified, and its research and engineering teams develop custom refractory solutions for demanding applications.
Since starting in a small garage in 1958, Allied Moulded Products, Inc. has built its identity around nonmetallic electrical manufacturing for contractors and industrial customers. The Bryan, Ohio company uses molded materials to make electrical boxes and enclosures, with more than half a century of experience and ISO 9001:2015 certification behind its work.
Founded in 1973 as Three Rivers Tool and Supply, Allied Rubber & Supply Co. is a Pennsylvania-based industrial supplier and fabricator serving regional customers with local operations backed by Singer Industrial’s broader resources. It produces custom hose assemblies and gaskets and provides hose, conveyor, and fluid-handling services for industrial operations.
For more than 80 years, Allied Sample Card Company has manufactured custom sample presentations, while its S&S Printing and Die Cutting operation handles the printing and precise cutting behind them. The Brooklyn shop produces everything on its own premises and brings more than 30 years of experience to jobs ranging from medium-sized runs to large production work. Its specialty is helping fabric, fashion, furnishings and related businesses turn swatches and other materials into polished cards, folders and presentation pieces.
Founded in Dayton by John Homan in 1935, Allied Supply Company is a family-owned wholesale distributor serving HVACR contractors and equipment-maintenance professionals across the Midwest. The company operates six Ohio locations and is known for pairing broad HVACR supply with specialized support, including locally manufacturing custom-cut air filters and maintaining a Mitsubishi Authorized Training Center in Columbus. Leadership remains with John Homan’s descendants, carrying the business into its fourth generation of family stewardship.
Allied Vision Technologies GmbH develops machine-vision cameras and integrated 2D imaging systems, bringing together hardware, software and application expertise under one brand. Its portfolio supports projects from individual imaging components through complete vision solutions, with local production in Germany, Canada and Belgium and a worldwide support network. The company is part of the TKH Group and has more than 30 years of machine-vision experience.
Founded in 1950 as a standard aluminum storm-window and storm-door manufacturer, Allied Window, Inc. now focuses exclusively on custom interior and exterior storm windows. Its custom “invisible” storm windows serve residential and commercial projects, including historic and single-glazed buildings, while helping improve energy efficiency and protect original window sash and frames.
Allied Wire & Cable supplies wire, cable and tubing for applications ranging from mil-spec aerospace to data centers, combining a broad inventory with in-house customization. As a GCG company, it provides tailored services such as cut-and-strip work and cable design while also distributing material from qualified manufacturers worldwide.
Known in the Cleveland area for more than 75 years, Allied Witan Company makes industrial noise-control devices for pneumatic equipment. Its Atomuffler products help factories reduce harsh air-exhaust noise and dangerous blasts while keeping operations flowing cleanly.
AlliedOP provides prosthetic and orthotic care, including custom-fabricated orthotic devices and advanced mobility systems, through a network of locations across the Northeast. Its distinctive patient-care team includes five full-time patient advocates, all of whom are amputees themselves, alongside prosthetists and orthotists. AlliedOP was also among the first U.S. providers to bring Ottobock C-Brace technology to patients and maintains a dedicated C-Brace division.
Founded in Christchurch in 1971 as a maker of industrial electronic controls, Allient New Zealand now designs and manufactures electronic control systems for power wheelchairs, mobility scooters and other assistive equipment. Its Christchurch headquarters remains the centre of research and development, while the company operates as part of the global Allient group and supports customers through offices across New Zealand, Asia, Europe and North America. Allient New Zealand operates within an ISO 13485-certified quality system and also adapts its compact, programmable controls for medical and light-industrial applications.
Now operating as Allient Rochester, the former ORMEC Systems Corp. brings more than 40 years of Rochester motion-control experience to advanced OEMs. Its 25 engineers develop servo drives and integrated automation solutions, with notable aerospace work including Space Shuttle payload ground-handling systems and NASA test fixtures. The operation maintains an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system and supports ORMEC equipment through factory repair and long-term upgrade planning.
Founded in 1939 as Hathaway Corp., Buffalo-headquartered Allient has evolved from an instrumentation company into a global engineering manufacturer focused on motion technology and related systems. Today, its 2,300-plus employees work across 27 locations, supporting OEMs and system integrators whose equipment must perform reliably in demanding applications. Allient’s expanded identity, adopted in 2023, reflects capabilities extending beyond its original motion focus.
Created in 2017 from the Glens Falls Interweb business, Allimand Interweb designs and manufactures customized equipment and complete production lines for wetlaid nonwovens. Its South Glens Falls team also rebuilds and converts existing lines, drawing on machinery assets associated with the Sandy Hill Rotoformer and Deltaformer. A dedicated Nonwovens Competence Center with a complete pilot line supports new technology and product development.