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From Schenectady, AMAG Nanometro makes IP-neutral calibration wafers and chips for semiconductor metrology while also developing SimuSEM, software that models scanning electron microscope images and electron interactions with solids. Its AMAG7 wafer program revives and updates the SEMATECH AMAG tradition, with fully characterized artifacts fabricated at NY CREATES and pitch accuracy checked against a national standards organization. The company also provides consulting tied to its wafer and simulation work.
Known for the taste of Long Island’s Atlantic coast, Amagansett Sea Salt Co. is an American maker of hand-harvested sea salt. The Amagansett team works in small batches, letting filtered seawater evaporate outdoors in open-air salt pans rather than boiling or oven-drying it. Its salt is supplied to restaurants across the United States and used by home cooks seeking a clean flavor with a soft crunch.
Amanda Hills Spring Water Company is an Ohio Proud partner rooted in more than 400 acres of southern Fairfield County countryside, where it protects the spring that supplies its water. The company is best known for creating custom-labeled bottled water for businesses, organizations, and events, with an in-house art department available to develop label designs.
Amanda Manufacturing traces its roots to a 1953 U-bolt and rod company founded in Amanda, Ohio, and now operates from Logan with a second facility in Livonia, Michigan. The Deshler Group company has built its reputation on practical engineering, including a crash-test redesign that produced 1.4 million parts annually and the development of the SEMA award-winning SpeedHook tow hook. Its work remains focused on U.S. manufacturing for automotive customers.
Amani Plastics helps manufacturers and molders across the USA keep industrial plastics in circulation through recycling, toll processing, and scrap trading. Based in Delaware, Ohio, the company manages plastic materials from waste through reprocessing, including custom recycling programs and the recovery of reusable resources. Its work serves manufacturers seeking to reduce landfill impact while finding practical value in their plastic streams.
For more than a century, Amano Cincinnati, Inc. has made timekeeping equipment and workforce attendance systems, from traditional time recorders to cloud-connected software and biometric terminals. Most of its products are manufactured in the United States at the company’s ISO-9001:2000-registered facility in Loveland, Ohio, and are distributed across the Americas through a global network. The company serves organizations ranging from manufacturers and healthcare providers to schools and retailers.
Amapharm GmbH manufactures private-label food supplements, with products such as vitamin gummies produced to customers’ formulations and designs. Its pharmacist team selects and tests ingredients, while an on-site research and development department develops and monitors products. The company is based in Neunkirchen, Germany.
Amaranth Bakery makes baked goods for pickup, shipping, and wholesale customers, with local deliveries serving Lancaster County and a broader Mid-Atlantic wholesale territory. Customers can find its products through Amaranth Bakery and regional markets including Lancaster Central Market and the Bryn Mawr Farmers Market.
Amaranthine Urn Company makes custom cremation urns in the USA, drawing on the metal-processing skills of a sign and display fabrication shop. The company began after a partner struggled to find a suitable urn for his father and built one himself, including an unusual memorial made from a broken Gibson guitar. Its solid-aluminum urns are designed for both display and direct burial, with personalized engraving that can incorporate a loved one’s interests, words or imagery.
Founded in 1989, Amatech Inc. designs and manufactures reusable returnable packaging, with manufacturing facilities in Erie, Pennsylvania, and Columbus, Ohio spanning more than 80,000 square feet. The company grew from founder David Amatangelo’s patented concept for a plastic corrugated container that folds flat for return shipment. Its engineers develop custom packaging and prototypes for customers across a range of industries.
Amatoe makes leather shoes in small batches, led by The Maxey—a handmade Portuguese flat designed around a spacious toe box, secure heel, and zero-drop cushioned sole. Its shoes are produced in a family-run factory in Portugal and are intended to carry wearers through long days on their feet.
From its Maspeth shop, Amax Printing Inc. produces commercial offset printing with in-house prepress, pressroom, and finishing services. Its full-format Heidelberg Speedmaster SM 102 handles sheets up to 28 by 40 inches and up to five colors, while the staff also supports color proofing and on-press approvals. Amax’s showcased work ranges from catalogs and books to invitations and presentation folders.
Since its founding in 1976 in the District of Columbia, Amazing Grain Woodworking has built a reputation for award-winning craftsmanship in the Washington region and beyond. Now based in Rockville, Maryland, the company works with architects and general contractors to create custom woodwork for commercial and residential spaces. Its projects have received Washington Building Congress and Architectural Woodwork Institute awards, with selected work published in Architectural Digest and Interior Design.
AMB Surgical is an early-stage medical device product developer. Its FLYTE smart automated growing rod is described as an electro-mechanical device for pediatric scoliosis, complex deformity correction, and long bone lengthening applications.
Independent and global, AmbaFlex has spent 25 years developing spiral conveying technology for production and logistics operations. The company designs, manufactures and maintains customized material-handling systems, with roots in print finishing and a continuing focus on customer-led innovation.
Ambarella develops low-power AI vision processors and systems-on-chip that turn high-resolution video into useful data for cameras and other edge devices. Its chips have helped define action cameras, drones and dash cameras, while its newer platforms support security systems and advanced driver-assistance and autonomous vehicles. The company says more than 46 million of its AI SoC units are installed worldwide and maintains locations across North America, Asia and Europe.
AmberDonia Bakery is a bakery in Kingston, PA that makes artisan wood fired neopolitan pizza, cakes, pastries, pies, cookies, gourmet coffee, and homemade mozzarella using old world traditions and fresh ingredients.
Founded by Shafrir Romano, AmbienTech develops lighting-control hardware and software that lets users adjust brightness and color temperature through wall switches, apps, or voice control. Its best-known approach combines those controls in streamlined, plug-and-play systems such as DimTone and ZeroTone, reducing compatibility issues and installation time. The company says its lighting team brings more than 100 years of combined industry experience, and its controls and connections comply with relevant regulations, including UL requirements.
Ambler Donuts is a food and beverage manufacturing company that produces donuts.
Founded in 1997, Ambler Surgical is a specialty surgical-instrument distributor and repair company serving surgical facilities worldwide. Based in Exton, Pennsylvania, it pairs a broad catalog of instruments from established manufacturers with an FDA-registered repair lab that restores delicate ophthalmic equipment, including surgical lenses and phaco handpieces. Its Algerbrush line is also manufactured in the United States by The Alger Company, which has produced the rust-ring removal instruments since 1970.