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Alton Manufacturing, Inc. is a Rochester, New York contract manufacturer producing metal-stamped parts, CNC-machined components, fabricated sheet metal products, welded assemblies, and integrated assemblies. The company also provides tooling, engineering, prototyping, testing, and supply-chain services for aerospace, medical device, transportation, defense, consumer product, and office equipment markets.
Since the 1920s, Altoona Pipe & Steel Supply Co. has fabricated structural steel and miscellaneous metals for projects across Central Pennsylvania. Its Altoona fabrication division draws on more than a century of combined office and shop experience, with a long record of steelwork incorporated into structures throughout the region.
Altor Safety emerged during the COVID-19 pandemic to restore domestic production of essential protective equipment. From its New York facility, the company makes USA-made medical-grade PPE for American healthcare workers, industrial personnel, government buyers, and the general public.
Altor Solutions brings together packaging businesses whose roots reach back to Foam Fab’s founding in St. Louis in 1957. Formally unified in 2020, the company is known for protecting temperature-sensitive and high-value goods through engineered packaging, supported by 19 manufacturing locations across the United States and Mexico.
Founded in 1998, altPOWER develops, designs, and supplies complete renewable energy systems, with a particular focus on bringing solar and wind generation into urban buildings. The New York-based company is known for Building Integrated Photovoltaics and has developed rooftop and small-scale wind systems at sites including the Brooklyn Navy Yard, the Brooklyn Army Terminal, and Battery Park City.
Altra Firearms is a Jackson Center gun shop serving firearm owners while also hosting training through affiliated instructors. Its identity is especially tied to a strongly stated Second Amendment viewpoint, with classes available through veteran-led programs including Triple C Training Syndicate and The Sheepdog Project. The affiliated training covers responsible firearms handling, marksmanship, and self-defense, including options for women and individual students.
With more than 200 years of business innovation behind it, Altria Group is the parent company of a family of tobacco and nicotine businesses serving adult consumers in the United States. Its companies span traditional tobacco products and newer smoke-free platforms, including oral nicotine pouches and e-vapor, while Altria Client Services and Altria Group Distribution Company provide the enterprise’s core support and market services. The company says its current direction is “Moving Beyond Smoking,” using consumer research, science and regulatory work to develop potentially reduced-risk alternatives.
Altronix Corporation designs and manufactures power and data transmission solutions for professional security, surveillance, access control and fire systems. Based in Brooklyn, the company has spent 40 years integrating infrastructure through products such as networked power systems and long-range Ethernet solutions, with a lifetime warranty on its products. Altronix is an ISO 9001:2015 registered company.
AltruMed develops DOVE, a discreet wearable device that detects early signs of opioid overdose and alerts nearby bystanders and emergency responders. Worn beneath clothing on the shoulder, the device uses noninvasive optical and motion sensors to monitor physiological changes associated with overdose. DOVE has received FDA Breakthrough Device designation and is being developed by a team spanning technology, medical, operations, and public-health expertise.
Founded in 2005 by Dave and Debbie Topliff, Hudson-based ALTTRAN mixes custom black and color rubber compounds and supports them with formulation development and laboratory testing. Its dedicated processing areas keep black and color compounds separate, while the in-house ATS lab uses ASTM-based methods to help customers identify materials, refine performance, and move from lab work to production. ALTTRAN serves both large manufacturers and small-batch development projects under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Founded in 2005 out of a NASA aerospace engineering company, Altumint engineers, manufactures, and supports artificial-intelligence-driven automated traffic enforcement and public-safety technology. The 100% USA-owned and operated company manages programs end to end for law-enforcement and government partners, from violation capture through citation processing and ongoing support. Its systems are designed to help communities address speeding, red-light violations, and school-bus safety while giving agencies actionable data and remote monitoring capabilities.
Altus Spine develops and manufactures medical devices for spinal correction surgery, pairing surgeon collaboration with in-house engineering and manufacturing in its West Chester, Pennsylvania plant. Its systems include the Sochi occiput-to-sacrum platform and the Brickyard ALIF system, with design emphasis on streamlined instrumentation and rapid response to clinical needs. The company operates under ISO 13485 regulatory requirements and has received FDA 510(k) clearances for products including Sochi and Monaco HA.
Known for lightweighting in the mobility industry, Aludyne develops custom components for automakers with a vertically integrated manufacturing operation. Its work spans design through production, with particular expertise in creating hollow castings that reduce vehicle mass while preserving mechanical performance.
Minority woman-owned and family-run, Aluf Plastics has built its identity around making polyethylene products with less waste. The company serves commercial and retail customers with can liners, while recycling 50 million pounds of plastic packaging each year and operating its New York and Texas plants as zero-waste facilities.
Since opening in 2000, AluFab has built its Cincinnati business around making t-slotted aluminum framing practical for both manufacturers and do-it-yourself builders. The company helps turn ideas into custom structures, with engineers and machinists involved from the drawing stage through completion. Its work ranges from industrial machine enclosures to one-off projects such as custom roof racks, reflecting a willingness to handle jobs large or small.
Alufoil Products Co. is a Newburgh, New York manufacturer and distributor known for precision aluminum converting for packaging, industrial, and specialty markets. It reshapes foil and customer-supplied materials to fit specific applications, including custom aluminum shims made from a sketch or CAD drawing.
With more than 35 years in the trade, Pittsburgh’s Alumagraphics designs and fabricates precision sheet-metal products, especially graphic panels, enclosures and durable nameplates. The company takes projects from a sketch or CAD drawing through prototype and production, including subsurface Metalphoto imaging and custom-built solutions. It also operates as Creative Caseworks, producing foam-lined shipping containers for sensitive equipment.
Since 1990, Alumalloy Metalcasting Company has combined aluminum foundry work with in-house machining, engineering and inspection in Avon Lake. The company is particularly equipped for demanding castings, from complex engine designs to thick- or thin-wall configurations and large structural parts, using proprietary casting techniques and 100% in-house automated X-ray inspection. Its quality system is certified to IATF 16949:2016 and ISO 14001:2015.
Alumicraft grew from a father’s improvised solution for his 1933 Ford Victoria into a family business that has shaped custom automotive grilles since 1988. Now based in Bellwood, Pennsylvania, the company pairs hand-finished work with CNC precision for enthusiasts seeking a grille made specifically for a classic vehicle rather than a mass-produced replacement. Its craftsmanship has found a place on award-winning show cars and in its ongoing work for NSRA Pro’s Pick awards.
Family-owned Alumidock has been making American-made aluminum waterfront equipment since 1968, including configurable docks, removable stairways and lightweight gangways. Based in Randolph, New York, the company builds its systems from marine-grade aluminum around easy-to-assemble brackets, making them lighter to install, remove and store than conventional waterfront structures. Its newer EasyConnect line adds independently adjustable legs and modular sections for changing lake bottoms and water levels.