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Alta Ares is a Paris-headquartered European defense technology company founded to ensure autonomous battlefield systems are developed by allies, for allies. It builds AI-enabled air-defense technology for allied militaries, designed to function in contested, GNSS-denied environments and to deploy quickly with small field teams.
Altamira Material Solutions makes custom PTFE and other performance-polymer components, from tight-tolerance machined parts to molded shapes, fabricated equipment, and industrial tapes. With more than 40 years of experience and customers in over 300 businesses worldwide, the company works from prototype through mass production and assigns each customer a dedicated representative. Its vertically integrated capabilities serve demanding applications such as wafer-fabrication equipment, medical devices, aerospace wiring, and laboratory systems.
Altamont Vineyard & Winery makes estate wines in an Old World style, including bottles made from Vitis Labrusca, the fox grape. Its vineyard setting also serves as a gathering place for wine tastings, weddings, creative workshops and food-centered events, giving the winery a broader role than a bottle shop alone.
Altan Robotech has website pages for Giddel, UVfreshr Germ, and UVfreshr Mini products. No further company capabilities, markets, materials, services, or manufacturing claims are available in the provided content.
Founded in 2008, Altaqua is a manufacturer focused entirely on climate systems for large-scale commercial cannabis cultivation. With more than 17 years of HVAC and refrigeration experience, the company serves growers in markets including North America, Australia and Europe, and has received 69 patents for dehumidification and air-treatment technologies.
Based in Erie, Pennsylvania, Alte Beverage makes zero-alcohol, hemp-derived THC beverages designed to deliver a light buzz without the hangover. Its chef-inspired flavor profiles use all-natural, gluten-free, non-GMO and vegan ingredients, with water-based extraction and third-party testing for safety and potency. Alte sells its drinks online and through retailers in several states.
Founded in Germany in 1823, Altenloh, Brinck & Co. is the company behind the SPAX brand, a long-established name in engineered fastening. Its North American operation, headquartered in Bryan, Ohio, has manufactured SPAX fasteners for construction professionals since 2006 and now employs more than 330 people across its northwest Ohio facilities.
Alteon Technologies is a multidisciplinary wellness design and innovation collective focused on creating integrated environments for premium wellness centers, medical facilities, and performance labs. With more than 50 projects delivered across five or more countries, it brings clinical technology into spaces designed for recovery and long-term health.
Launched in 2009, Altera Polymers custom-manufactures thermoplastic compounds and masterbatches for demanding material applications. With manufacturing operations in Easley, South Carolina, and Jefferson, Ohio, the privately held company combines on-site laboratory development with production ranging from 55-pound custom orders to bulk quantities. Altera also incorporates clean post-industrial materials into engineered compounds where appropriate and reworks customers’ non-conforming parts into prime material when virgin resin is required.
Alteris Therapeutics Inc. operates in the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry.
Alternate Dimension Space Technologies develops space-propulsion technologies, including its patented Astrodrive electromagnetic propulsion system and a patented method for producing tetraoxygen propellant oxidizer. The company’s work centers on sustained electric-powered acceleration and propulsion concepts for spacecraft, with applications it says include interplanetary travel, asteroid mining, and space colonies.
Family-owned since 1988, Alternative Closet Company is an independently owned New York-area business known for turning household storage needs into carefully planned, custom-built interiors. Its designers begin with in-home consultations, shaping each project around the client’s space, wardrobe, and daily life.
Alternative Medicines Group LLC operates in the pharmaceutical manufacturing industry. The company's legal name is Alternative Medicines Group LLC.
Founded in 1996, Alternative Metal Service, Inc. supplies metal products and prepares them for manufacturers throughout Northeast Ohio. Drawing on three generations of metal-service experience, the Willoughby company handles orders from one piece to one million pieces in a 13,000-square-foot plant, with production sawing and other value-added services available to help customers keep work moving.
Founded in 2006, Alternative Support Apparatus (ASAP) of Midvale, Ohio, engineers and builds off-road emergency vehicles for fire and emergency services. Its UTV-based ambulances and bolt-on firefighting systems are developed through 3D modeling, prototyping, and third-party testing, with more than 600 units now in service worldwide.
Alternative Surface Grinding grew from a shaft-seal maker’s microfinishing work into a Brunswick, Ohio, specialist in precision grinding and microfinishing small parts to extremely tight tolerances. Its hyprolapping process, paired with light-band measurement, can produce surface flatness down to 23 millionths of an inch, while double-disc grinding supports high-volume production. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and traces its history through the Anderton family’s manufacturing business, which began nearly 60 years ago.
Alterra Energy operates a commercial-scale plastic circularity facility in Akron, Ohio, converting hard-to-recycle post-use plastics into reusable raw materials for new products. Commissioned in 2020, its 60-ton-per-day plant is described as the only full-scale, continuous facility of its kind, using a patented thermochemical process and licensing that technology globally. The company says it has recycled millions of pounds of discarded plastic while working to keep material out of landfills and reduce reliance on fossil fuels.
Altimmune is a Gaithersburg-based late-stage clinical biopharmaceutical company developing therapies for serious liver diseases, with its work centered on the investigational dual-action candidate pemvidutide. The company is advancing pemvidutide through clinical programs addressing MASH, alcohol use disorder and alcohol-associated liver disease, pairing direct liver effects with metabolic benefits. Its lead program has received FDA Fast Track designations for MASH and alcohol use disorder, along with Breakthrough Therapy Designation for MASH.
Founded in 1986 as a water-treatment chemical producer, Houston-based ALTIVIA now manufactures specialty and intermediate chemicals at four U.S. facilities. The privately held company is best known for its ketones and carbinols, while also producing petrochemicals in Haverhill, Ohio and developing custom phosgene-based chemistries in La Porte, Texas. ALTIVIA ships its products to customers in 35 countries.
Founded in 1976, ALTO makes architectural LED lighting built around its proprietary Non-Glare Reflector technology, which the company says can reduce LED glare by 95 percent. The company was among the first to introduce LED lighting in Asia and now reports more than 6,000 projects across 26 countries, including prominent hotels, museums and airports. Its research has also produced compact, high-output downlights and lighting controls intended to support visual comfort, energy savings and well-being.