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Family-run since its 2009 founding, American Advanced Assemblies is a Troy, Ohio manufacturer built around the Fay family: founder Tom Fay works alongside his brother William and sons Michael and Timothy. The company operates from a 6,500-square-foot climate-controlled facility with a staff of about 30, producing interconnect assemblies for commercial customers as well as aerospace and military suppliers. Its quality system is ISO 9001:2008 certified and the company is ITAR registered.
Founded in 1965, American Aerospace Controls designs and manufactures high-reliability electrical transducers, sensors and shunts for severe aerospace, defense, rail and industrial environments. The privately held, 100% woman-owned company builds and tests every product at its Farmingdale, New York headquarters, combining custom engineering with a vertically integrated U.S. manufacturing operation. AAC’s equipment has supported programs ranging from nuclear submarines to the Hubble Space Telescope and is produced under AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Since 2010, American Aerospace Technologies, Inc. has operated high-endurance unmanned aircraft and airborne sensing systems for defense, homeland security, critical infrastructure, and disaster response. The company is particularly distinguished by its experience flying beyond visual line of sight in the National Airspace System, including hundreds of missions under FAA-approved authorizations. Its AiRanger medium-altitude, long-endurance UAS reflects AATI’s focus on delivering real-time intelligence from persistent airborne operations.
A USMC veteran-owned company serving the breathing-air industry since 1979, American Airworks is based in Sophia, West Virginia. It manufactures and distributes high-pressure breathing-air equipment for fire departments, industrial users, and other organizations that rely on respiratory systems.
Founded in 1990 by Gerard and Barbara Colvin, American Alloy Fabricators grew from a 3,000-square-foot startup into a specialty manufacturer known for personal service and custom work in demanding process industries. The Norristown company builds ASME-certified pressure vessels for pharmaceutical, biotechnology, chemical and food-processing customers, with certified welders and experience handling both stainless steel and specialty alloys.
Since its founding in Beloit, Wisconsin, in 2001, American Aluminum Extrusion Company has grown into a U.S. manufacturer with facilities in Roscoe, Illinois, and Canton, Ohio. Its history is marked by steady annual growth and investment in larger presses, while its long-term teams support customers with custom aluminum profiles and related fabrication. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and produces its work in the USA.
Established in 1992, American Apex Corporation is a Delaware, Ohio small global business known for nearly three decades of live-fire training work with the world’s armored forces. Its systems give tank and infantry fighting vehicle crews a practical way to train with their own fire-control equipment, and the company has fielded more than 2,300 units in 19 countries.
Founded in 1998 by sheet-metal veteran George Atiyeh, American Architectural Metal Manufacturers, Inc. (AAMMI) fabricates architectural metal systems for commercial and historic construction projects. The Allentown company is a woman-owned small business and service-disabled veteran-owned business, with custom fabrication and design support that has contributed to projects including the Ellis Island restoration. Sahar Atiyeh assumed full ownership in 2016 following the founder’s death.
Formed in 1951, American Asphalt Paving Co. is a long-standing Northeastern Pennsylvania company serving construction projects in the region. It operates two quarry locations and three asphalt plants, supplying asphalt and aggregate for customers in Greater Luzerne, Lackawanna, and Wyoming Counties.
From a 30,000-square-foot Huntington, West Virginia plant, American Babbitt Bearing repairs and manufactures babbitt bearings for heavy industrial equipment. In business for more than 20 years, the company combines engineering, CNC machining and centrifugal casting to handle bearings up to 120 inches in outside diameter, including large projects for hydroelectric facilities across North America. Its ASTM-certified babbitt compositions and ISO 9001:2008 certification support work ranging from bearing repair to new manufacture and specialty machining.
Founded in Ellwood City, Pennsylvania, in 2001, American Baling Products manufactures and distributes industrial wire products used to secure and handle baled materials. The family-owned company draws on a deeply experienced local workforce, including employees who have spent decades on the shop floor, while its Pennsylvania facility and Midwest warehouse serve customers across North America. ABP is particularly defined by its in-house equipment expertise and responsive, relationship-focused customer service.
Founded by leaders with a combined six decades of industry experience, American Belleville is a Concord, Ohio manufacturer built around personal customer relationships. Its 22,000-square-foot facility produces nearly all of its products in the USA, while its engineering team works with industrial suppliers and equipment makers on application-specific solutions. The company also supports vendor-managed inventory programs for customers who need responsive, dependable supply.
Founded in 1908 making rubber shoe heels and soles, American Biltrite has grown into a global manufacturer of pressure-sensitive tapes, commercial flooring, performance sheet rubber, and fashion accessories. Successive generations of the Marcus family have guided the company, whose divisions now span manufacturing in the United States and Canada alongside international operations. Its Canadian manufacturing facility in Sherbrooke, Quebec covers 380,000 square feet, while the tape division has manufactured to ISO 9001 standards since 1993.
American Black Powder is a U.S.-made black-powder manufacturer serving people who use traditional firearms and related equipment. Based in Philipsburg, Pennsylvania, the company also produces powder for pyrotechnic applications and military use.
American Blade Source Inc. manufactures industrial machine knives and blades for converting and manufacturing operations, with a particular focus on replacement components made to OEM tolerances. From its Amelia, Ohio operation, the company supplies specialized cutting parts such as core cutter blades and corrugated slitter components, using inspected materials selected for dimensional accuracy and edge quality.
Since 1990, American Blind & Shade has supplied and installed custom window-treatment systems for federal agencies, military facilities, and commercial government spaces. The Ellicott City small business operates as Accent Designs LLC and serves projects nationwide and overseas through a GSA Schedule contract, with professional measuring, specification support, and installation. Its products are made in the USA and selected for demanding environments where procurement compliance, privacy, security, and long-term performance matter.
Family-owned Thomaston Mills has been making bedding in Thomaston, Georgia, since 1899, with the Zaslow family carrying that textile tradition forward after acquiring the mill in 2001. American Blossom Linens grew from that legacy, keeping its production in the United States and drawing on the experience of craftsmen who have worked there for generations. The company is best known for its American-made percale sheets, produced from U.S.-grown cotton with a deliberately straightforward, durable construction.
Founded by Leo Farley in 1936, Albany’s American Boiler, Tank & Welding Co. fabricates custom pressure vessels, tanks and other heavy industrial equipment, with field repair and installation available as well. The company’s unusually broad project history includes a cargo offload sled built for National Science Foundation work in Greenland, alongside demanding work for utilities, defense and process industries. American Boiler holds ASME U, R, S and H stamps and has maintained NYS Department of Labor OSHA & SHARP certificates since 1998.
Founded in 2007 by former 82nd Airborne soldier Jason Combs, American Built Arms Company manufactures firearm parts and accessories under the A*B Arms name, including its MOD*X chassis system. The Shrewsbury-area company also manages full product lifecycles for government and commercial customers, combining polymer injection molding with precision Swiss CNC machining. Its parent, York City PA LLC, is a certified service-disabled veteran-owned small business, and A*B Arms products are made in the USA.
American Bully Manufacturing brings together entrepreneurs, engineers, and design specialists with more than 10 years of experience helping clients turn early concepts into manufactured products. Based in Annapolis Junction, Maryland, the company works directly with clients from product development through production, serving industrial and consumer-market customers that need a hands-on manufacturing partner.