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ABC Groff Inc is a manufacturer of aftermarket parts for agricultural and light construction machinery, specializing in parts for John Deere and New Holland equipment. The company has been in operation since 1890 and is based in New Holland, Pennsylvania.
ABC Imaging traces its roots to 1982, when architect Medi Falsafi opened American Blueprinting Company in Washington, DC, to serve the building-design and construction trades. Today, the company works with commercial clients worldwide, carrying that original reprographic focus into large-format graphics and related print services.
Established in 1986, ABC Plastics is a Lodi manufacturer known for specialized plastic spool production and custom molding work. Its in-house mold and die staff develops, machines and maintains tooling, while its management team brings more than 100 years of combined injection-molding experience to projects for both large companies and small operations.
Founded in Toronto in 1974, ABC Technologies manufactures engineered plastic automotive systems and components for the global automotive industry. Its vertically integrated operations span product development through production, and the company identifies plastics processing as a long-standing specialty. Following its 2025 acquisition of TI Fluid Systems, the combined business was rebranded TI Automotive.
800 ABC Weld is the West Chester, Pennsylvania-based official resource for Snap-on® welding equipment, serving professionals with equipment information and technical support. The company’s Muscle MIG line is proudly made in America, while its technicians provide phone troubleshooting and repair service for Snap-on welders and plasma cutters.
Family-owned ABCO has remained a Martin family business since its founding in 1972, when it began as a screw-machine shop in Ohio. After surviving an F4 tornado that destroyed its Blue Ash building in 1999, the company rebuilt in less than a week and continued expanding its precision CNC machining work. Now fully owned by Jason Martin, ABCO employs more than 30 people and serves customers with mid- to high-volume production from its Mainville facility.
Family-run ABCO Glazing supplies and installs glass and aluminum framing for residential and commercial projects from its Rockland County base. Led by professionals with more than 30 years of combined glazing experience, the company is known for patiently guiding customers through the process, from tailored shower enclosures to commercial glass installations, across the Tri-State area. ABCO is fully licensed and insured and places particular emphasis on precise quotes, premium materials, and completing work on schedule.
Established in 1958 by former sprinkler fitter William G. Bowe and his father-in-law Anthony Robilotta, ABCO Peerless grew from a Flushing startup into a long-standing New York metropolitan fire-protection company. Its history is closely tied to the region’s safety infrastructure: the firm helped shape New York City fire-protection laws and building codes, and says its systems now protect the area with more than 1.5 million sprinklers installed. Today, ABCO Peerless serves commercial and industrial customers through fire suppression system design and installation.
For 15 years, Abcon Automation has been a Harrison-based industrial automation partner for manufacturers in the Cincinnati region and nationwide. The company is known for taking on complete control-system projects, including work that helped a Kroger plant increase efficiency by 45 percent and enabled a chemical manufacturer to triple its batch sizes.
Family-owned and operated by founder Merv Humphries, Abe-Tec Manufacturing is a Batavia, Ohio, contract manufacturer with more than 20 years of experience. Its 12,000-square-foot facility and two-shift team serve hundreds of small and large businesses worldwide, with a particular history in aerospace and automotive work.
Abe’s grew from a family’s effort to help their son, Abe, take part in school celebrations despite severe food allergies. The West Nyack company has made its own vegan baked treats since launching its first school-friendly muffin in 2016, with production designed around safer snacks for children and families who need them.
For more than 50 years, ABEC has built its reputation in biopharmaceutical manufacturing, beginning with some of the industry’s first cell-culture bioreactors and automated microbial fermenters. Today, the company designs engineered process systems for biopharma manufacturers and remains distinctive for carrying a project from early process insight through production support, with more than 5,000 systems in use worldwide.
Woman-owned Abeegha Solutions takes its name from the Navajo concept of “abíígha,” meaning limitless potential, a belief passed down by the founders’ mother. The company helps organizations make their communications more distinctive through printing and creative design, with personalized campaigns and event invitations among its work.
Founded by Latin American farmers from San Miguel, El Salvador, Abeja Coffee roasts 100% organic beans to order in its East Williamsburg café and serves them fresh in Brooklyn and at events across New York City. The family’s agricultural roots shape a coffee business focused on sharing Latin American coffee culture, ethically sourcing from farmers, and packaging each order by hand in eco-friendly bags.
Founded as a mill in 1892, Abel + Schafer, Inc. USA manufactures commercial bakery ingredients, including the baking mixes and bases sold under its KOMPLET brand. Established in New York in 1982, the company now produces more than 200 products at its Ronkonkoma manufacturing plant for bakeries and food businesses across North and South America. Its history is rooted in an early adoption of formulated baking premixes, first introduced by the wider Abel + Schafer group in 1958.
Founded in Düsseldorf in 1947, ABEL GmbH develops and manufactures diaphragm pumps for difficult industrial media, including abrasive slurries and sensitive fluids, along with solids-handling and high-pressure pumps. The company’s engineering, production and customer service operations are based together at its Büchen headquarters near Hamburg, where ABEL supports a worldwide customer base through a group of approximately 150 employees. ABEL has been part of IDEX Corporation since 2021 and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded by touring audio engineer Dan “Doc” Abell in 1984, Abell Audio repairs professional audio equipment, electronic musical instruments, and high-end stereo gear in Columbus, Ohio. The shop is particularly known for restoring vintage and analog equipment in a way that preserves its distinctive sound, with five test and repair benches supporting roughly 3,000 repairs each year. Abell also makes custom cables in Columbus, extending its repair technicians’ hands-on work into production.
Founded in 2016 by Sabine after her own surgery, Abely is a women-owned and operated business built around restoring independence during recovery. Drawing on her mechanical-engineering background, Sabine created the LiftMeUp as a portable way for people to remain in their own beds while they regain mobility, and Abely subsidizes rentals for women in need.
ABEMIS LLC develops patented Hypergons—computed hyper-structures that turn complex components into ultra-lightweight, vibration-damping designs for advanced engineering and additive manufacturing. Its work extends from stress-optimized aerospace and automotive components to customizable robotic microscopy and multi-axial testing systems, with a distinctive focus on structures that go beyond conventional lattices. The company also applies the technology to practical and sculptural objects, including custom interlocking designs.
Abeona Therapeutics is a commercial-stage biopharmaceutical company developing and delivering cell and gene therapies for serious diseases, with its Cleveland, Ohio facility serving as the commercial manufacturing site for ZEVASKYN®, approved in April 2025. The company combines ex vivo gene therapy and viral-vector expertise with a developing PSMA-targeted synthetic immune receptor T-cell therapy for advanced prostate cancer. Its fully integrated manufacturing model keeps critical production steps in-house, supporting supply and consistency for patients with rare disease.