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Acuity Polymers develops and manufactures gas-permeable materials for specialty contact lenses, including its patented Acuity 200 ultra-high-permeability material. Based in Rochester, New York, the company tests materials in-house and works with industry partners to refine products for challenging specialty lens applications. Its product development and quality systems follow ISO 13485:2016 requirements.
Since 1978, ACUPWR has made international voltage transformers and travel power converters, with its Tru-Watts™ transformers hand-built and bench-tested in the United States. The company’s specialty is dependable power conversion for appliances moving between countries, including refrigeration equipment that needs both voltage and frequency conversion. ACUPWR backs its products with a lifetime warranty and offers up to $10,000 in damage coverage on select models.
Family-owned and operated, AD Mats Corporation is known for making gym mats and protective athletic padding for organizations and individuals who need safer exercise surfaces. Most products are handmade and hand-stitched in the company’s own facilities, with high-density foam and a one-year warranty.
Founded in Germany in 2003, ad notam AG makes smart mirrors and mirror-integrated displays that turn an ordinary reflective surface into an interactive screen. The company keeps development, glass and mirror manufacturing, and final production under one roof in southern Germany, including its patent-protected Magic Mirror technology. Its products are distributed through channels in more than 50 countries, backed by more than 30 technology patents.
Established in Hayward, California, in 2001, Ad-Line Industries Inc. makes promotional products, with a particular focus on custom inflatables and novelties. Its overseas factory supports customized orders on short deadlines, while its products include child-safety-tested, nontoxic rubber ducks and beach balls fitted with safety nozzles. The company also provides in-house artwork support and logo imprinting for promotional orders.
Founded in 2005 by MIT engineer Limor “Ladyada” Fried, Adafruit Industries designs and manufactures electronics and learning tools for makers from its New York City factory. The 100% woman-owned company has grown to more than 100 employees and produces many of its own circuit boards in-house, from PCB design and assembly through testing, while also developing open-source projects such as CircuitPython and the Feather platform.
Tracing its craft to Adam Ross, a Scottish stonecutter who established a cut-stone business in Troy around 1880, Adam Ross Cut Stone Company fabricates and installs stonework for residential and commercial projects. The family-owned Albany company remains at its North Albany location and now brings six generations of stone-fabrication experience to projects ranging from custom interior pieces to architectural and landscape work.
Adams Chocolate makes its own Original 85 percent dark chocolate bars, sold here in three-bar packs. The available product is a straightforward expression of the company’s focus on dark chocolate.
Adams Manufacturing Corp. grew from Bill Adams’s late-1970s effort to make safer window-display suction cups into a Portersville, Pennsylvania, injection-molding manufacturer of suction cups and outdoor furniture. The company’s patented light-diffusing design addresses the scorching problem that can occur when suction cups focus sunlight, and its U.S.-made products are produced at a facility employing nearly 300 people. Adams describes itself as a family business and is now part of Keter.
With roots reaching back more than five decades to a material-handling business founded in Rochester, New York, Adaptec Solutions LLC has grown into a national automation partner for manufacturers and distributors. The company is known for staying involved beyond installation, supporting customer systems nationwide with trained technicians and 24/7/365 emergency service. Adaptec is also among the small share of FANUC Authorized System Integrators in North America holding Certified Servicing Provider status.
With roots in Rochester, New York, Adaptec Solutions LLC has more than five decades of experience helping industrial operations improve how work moves through their facilities. The company grew from a local material-handling provider into a nationwide automation integrator serving manufacturers and warehouses, with a notable focus on long-term service through its FANUC Certified Servicing Provider status and 24/7/365 support.
Adart Press is a design-and-print studio focused on invitations for people marking weddings or Jewish milestone celebrations. Its process lets customers personalize a chosen design, review a digital proof, and receive the approved printed pieces by delivery.
Known as “the adhesive tape engineers,” Adchem Corporation has spent more than 50 years developing bonding solutions for major North American industries. Its Riverhead operation combines manufacturing with application analysis and technical testing, helping customers adapt adhesive systems to difficult materials and specialized requirements.
Founded in West Babylon in 1994, AdComm Digital turns ideas into printed materials, branded apparel and promotional campaigns, combining traditional printing craft with digital technology. The company handles projects ranging from books and catalogs to large-format signage, custom apparel and direct mail, with more than 100,000 projects completed. It also offers eco-friendly printing options and sustainable materials.
Founded in 1989 by Bob Cree and Rick von Kraus, Addex designs and supplies blown-film cooling equipment from its base in upstate New York. The company is known for patented innovations such as its Intensive Cooling technology, External Gauge Control air rings and Digital Internal Bubble Cooling systems, which can be integrated into existing OEM lines or retrofits. Addex continues to operate independently under its own name following its 2025 acquisition by Windmoeller & Hoelscher.
Opened as a tool-and-die shop in Rochester in 1952, Addison Precision Manufacturing has grown into a highly technical machining facility known for handling difficult, close-tolerance work. The company makes precision-machined components for aerospace, aircraft, medical and other precision-manufacturing customers, serving projects from prototypes through production quantities.
ADDMAN is an advanced manufacturing company producing polymer and metal additive components, injection-molded parts, precision-machined components, assemblies, tooling, fixtures, thermal-management parts, and propulsion components. Its capabilities include laser powder bed fusion, polymer 3D printing, injection molding, CNC milling and turning, wire EDM, friction stir welding, urethane casting, post-processing, and assembly. The company serves aerospace, defense, commercial space, medical, energy, and industrial markets.
Founded in 2021, ADDMAN Group is a Fort Myers-based manufacturing company built around simplifying difficult production challenges for customers in aerospace, defense, space, and medical markets. Its eight U.S. facilities carry projects from early prototypes into production, with particular depth in advanced materials and mission-critical components. ADDMAN also maintains certifications including AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015, NADCAP, and ISO 13485:2016.
Founded in 1998 by Nick Fitzpatrick in Liberty, New York, Aden Brook buys, sources and distributes hay, straw and animal bedding across the United States and beyond. What began with 7,500 bales from a 130-acre farm has grown into a national agricultural supply operation that also manages crop-residue supply chains for manufacturers and provides delivery through its transportation network. The company’s history is rooted in matching farmers and end users with dependable material, storage and shipping.
ADEPT Equipment Services, Inc. is a Rochester-based industrial equipment specialist known for the hands-on experience of its service engineers, who collectively bring more than 75 years in machinery fabrication, repair, and support. The company works with regional, national, and international manufacturers to restore and maintain production equipment, with particular expertise in non-ultrasonic plastics welding machinery.