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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.
AMERICAN BUSINESS NETWORK GROUP INTERNATIONAL is a New York-based partner that helps American and European manufacturers enter overseas markets without building their own export operation. With offices in Madrid and Dubai, it connects manufacturers with regional distributors while providing the local communication and support needed to keep those relationships working across borders.
Born in a North Philadelphia garage, American Cable Company manufactures battery cables and wiring harnesses for original equipment makers, along with related molded and electromechanical assemblies. Privately owned since Carlos M. Gonzalez founded it in 1976, the company now employs approximately 200 people and designs its own tooling, fixtures, and testing equipment. Its manufacturing system is ISO 9001 certified and UL listed, with a stated ability to move a product from concept to production in under 12 weeks.
Founded in 2007, American Car Wash Solutions manufactures stainless-steel conveyorized car wash systems and equipment, building and adapting installations for operators from express washes to heavy-duty vehicle facilities. The privately owned company also handles installation, repairs, and replacement parts, with U.S.-made motors and equipment manufactured in the United States. Its family-owned team serves customers with custom fabrication and ongoing technical support.
For more than 70 years, American Carbide Saw has sharpened and repaired industrial saw blades, cutters and knives, with particular expertise in carbide-tipped tooling. The Hatboro shop combines CNC grinding with the less-common craft of hammering and tensioning blades so they run true, and it can also make custom saws and cutters for specialized applications. Its truck routes add pickup and delivery for customers who need quick turnaround.
Started in 1910 and incorporated in 1916, American Casting & Mfg. Corp. manufactures tamper-evident security seals and related products from its Plainview, New York facility. Now in its fourth generation of family ownership, the company combines more than a century of seal-making experience with custom printing and barcoding for applications ranging from cargo protection to utility meters. Its manufacturing system meets ISO 9001 requirements, and its plastic security seals are made in the USA.
Based in Fairport, New York, the American Center for Optics Manufacturing (AmeriCOM) strengthens the U.S. precision-optics base through manufacturing research, prototype development, and technician training. Its 10,000-square-foot COM-Lab gives industry, government, and academic partners access to optics fabrication and metrology equipment for process development before full-scale production. AmeriCOM also runs a national workforce-development network and free online courses that help prepare people for careers in precision optics manufacturing.
American Challenge is a family business founded by Bob and Ida Laker in 1973 after Bob’s experience coaching youth soccer exposed a need for better equipment. The company grew from the Laker basement into an international mail-order operation, with all three children later joining its Canadian and New York offices. Today it supplies soccer programs across North America, including teams, clubs, schools and camps.
Family-owned American Cleaning Solutions traces its New York City roots to 1929, when it began as American Wax Company. Today, its multigenerational operation works from a 65,000-square-foot Long Island City facility to produce cleaning chemicals for distributors and commercial customers, with private-label support available. Products made in New York are shipped across the United States and around the world.
For more than 30 years, American Closet Systems has designed and manufactured do-it-yourself closet systems and home-organization components at its Rockville, Maryland, factory. Customers use the company’s online design tool for instant pricing, then receive labeled, ready-to-assemble parts with design and installation support. The same system serves homeowners and professionals working on spaces such as closets, pantries, garages, and mudrooms.
American Coil Processing, LLC processes sheet and plate from coil, specializing in heavy-gauge coil slitting and leveling. Its facility includes an 85,000-square-foot building under crane, with capacity to handle coils up to 40 tons.
Founded in 2008 by engineers with nearly 100 years of combined cold-forging experience, American Cold Forge manufactures American-made cold-forged products at its Northwood, Ohio operations. The company focuses on net-formed tooth-profile components and medium- to high-volume application-specific forgings, serving customers in the United States and developing export projects for Europe and Japan.
American Colors, Inc. manufactures liquid pigment systems and intermediates, and has been manufacturing since 1975. Its facilities include Sandusky, Ohio, identified as headquarters, as well as additional U.S. and international locations. The company also provides toll manufacturing and works with customers to develop formulations tailored to specific requirements.
Since its founding in Mansfield, Ohio, in 1989, American Compactor, Inc. has built its identity around American-made industrial waste compaction. The company develops and manufactures compressed-air systems for organizations that need to reduce the volume and cost of waste disposal, including aerospace and military facilities. Its equipment is available to federal agencies through a General Services Administration contract.