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Founded by Jacob Block in 2021, American Nitrile is a privately held Grove City, Ohio company known for building a domestic source of critical protective equipment. Its 530,000-square-foot facility produces more than 120 million nitrile gloves each month, while closed-loop water systems and other efficiency measures support its focus on more sustainable U.S. manufacturing.
Founded in 1988, American Nuts grew from a 10,000-square-foot operation into a three-facility business with a distinctly family-business feel. The company serves food brands as a full-service importer and processor, with its 200,000 square feet supporting custom roasting and related production services. It is known in North America for processing more than 12 million pounds of pumpkin seeds and sunflower kernels each year.
American Oak Distillery makes whiskey in Bolton Landing, New York. The company’s identity centers on its American oak-focused distilling name and its location in the Lake George region, though the available information provides few further details about its history or operation.
American Offshore Energy is dedicated to the development and implementation of offshore, floating, vertical axis wind turbines (VAWTs). These turbines have a broader base and much lower center of gravity than HAWTs, so they float easily, allowing for inexpensive siting in Class 6 winds. AOE's VAWTs have just one moving part, the rotor, supported at the perimeter by near frictionless radial air bearings enabling direct drive generation at the perimeter and eliminating the entire drive line. VAWT's are less expensive and faster to build, resulting in 50% cost reduction per MW, shorter delivery time, and low maintenance in operation.
Founded in 1970, American Orthopedics provides custom prosthetic and orthotic services across Greater Ohio, helping patients regain mobility with individually fitted devices. The company operates the only BioSculptor computer-aided design and manufacturing system in Central Ohio, using laser imaging, computer modeling and CNC milling to make prosthetics and orthotics on site. Its team includes ABC Certified and Ohio Licensed Orthotists and Prosthetists serving patients through offices in Columbus, Lima, Marion and Springfield.
Since its founding in 1902, American Packaging Corporation has remained a family-owned manufacturer, changing hands only once before the Schottland family purchased it in 1986. Today, the independently owned company employs more than 1,225 people across six U.S. Centers of Excellence and is known for developing custom flexible packaging with customers throughout North America. Its long history is matched by a sustained focus on packaging innovation and environmental responsibility.
From its Urbana, Ohio base, American Pan makes industrial baking pans and coatings while also cleaning, straightening and recoating bakery pans. Its distinctive strength is a full pan-life approach: the company processes millions of pans each year and pairs custom bakeware with refurbishment and service planning to help commercial bakeries reduce scrap and keep equipment in use longer. American Pan operates with production facilities and expert representatives across the world, and its bakeware coatings are certified safe for food contact under FDA regulations.
American Paper & Plastic is a Hamilton, Ohio packaging company known for helping businesses turn their branding into custom printed bags. It serves retail and e-commerce customers with branded packaging, including shopping bags and mailers, and reports producing more than 12 million custom printed bags for customers around the world.
American Paper Bag manufactures custom paper bags and paper mailers at facilities in Sugar Notch, Pennsylvania, and Reno, Nevada. Its U.S.-made packaging is built around brand-specific designs, including vivid eight-color printing and recyclable, plastic-free mailers. The company also holds FSC certification for its bags and mailers.
Founded in Woodland, Washington, in 1997, American Paper Converting is an NMSDC-certified Small, Women-owned and Minority-Owned company that has grown to serve national accounts from two U.S. facilities. APC supplies janitorial and food-service distributors with converted paper products, including its 100% recycled Eco Green line, and is known for private-label and custom production.
Since 1999, American Plastic Bags Inc. has been a Brooklyn manufacturer of custom-printed plastic bags made in the USA. It serves retailers, promotional distributors, and other brand programs with in-house production, including rush work that can ship in as few as 15 days.
Established in 1960, Reading-based American Polarizers manufactures precision optical products, with polarization technology at the center of its work. Its in-house capabilities extend from custom optical filters to intricate laser and waterjet-cut parts, supporting applications that range from aircraft displays to machine vision and biomedical equipment. The company’s quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and it has received a Benjamin Franklin Technology Partners Innovation Award.
Founded in Toledo in March 2005, American Posts and Steelworks LLC manufactures American-made steel posts, wire and tubing, and is the only remaining U.S. maker of steel U-posts for the lawn and garden industry. The Feniger family brings three generations in the steel business to the company, which also supplies government and infrastructure projects with custom steel solutions. Its patented just-in-time delivery system helps customers keep less inventory on hand.
American Precast Industries LLC is a Clarion, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for making American-made precast concrete indoors, where controlled production supports consistent quality. Its work serves contractors, municipalities, and property owners across the surrounding region, with products designed to shorten installation time and remain in service for decades.
American Precision Technologies is a machining and assembly company producing small and mid-sized precision parts through milling, turning, Swiss turning, and related finishing and assembly operations. It serves aerospace, defense, medical, and commercial customers and works with polymers, aluminum, steel, advanced alloys, and other materials.
American Precision Works is a clean-slate Philadelphia machine shop founded by longtime manufacturing operators Matt Bruner and John Celley, who chose to build a modern company rather than inherit a legacy operation. The small, people-focused team serves engineers whose work leaves little room for error, with a particular focus on complex small parts and clear, digital communication from prototype through production.
Based in Hagerstown, Maryland, American Premium Gloves manufactures disposable nitrile gloves on a fully automated, touchless production line built for U.S. medical and industrial supply. Its in-house lab controls milling and formulation, while inline sensors and robotic counting and packing support a stated capacity of 110 million gloves a year. The company’s FDA-cleared, ASTM-compliant gloves are made in the USA for uses ranging from patient care to demanding mechanical work.
American Pride Fasteners is a privately held, woman-owned manufacturer founded in 2004 by George Hugues III and Lynda Zacpal. Its Bay Shore operation grew from a small team making miniature fasteners into a U.S. manufacturer with Swiss screw machining and CNC capabilities under one roof, supplying precision parts for demanding aerospace and military applications. The company is registered to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D standards and listed as a QSLM Class 2A and 3A manufacturer.
Veteran-owned American Pride Products is a small American manufacturer built around helping entrepreneurs bring physical products to market. The Alden, New York company develops prototypes and molds for small businesses, retaining the mold cost up front so customers can begin production without a large initial investment. Its team is particularly attentive to crowdfunding-backed ventures and can support orders ranging from 10 pieces to 10,000.