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Founded by Coleman Vickary in 1990, American Standard Manufacturing grew from a small New York maker of cylinder-exchange displays into an OEM manufacturer serving propane marketers and industrial gas users. Its Central Bridge operation is known for custom-configured storage cabinets and practical equipment that helps customers handle cylinders more safely and efficiently.
From its Las Vegas factory, American Standard Window Film makes window films for vehicles, homes and commercial buildings, along with paint-protection film for cars. A division of Erickson International, the company manufactures in the USA at a facility spanning more than an acre, using proprietary coating equipment that it says is the only inline three-coating-head system of its kind. Its manufacturing approach emphasizes near-zero landfill waste, independent laboratory testing and factory-backed warranties.
American Steel and Aluminum is a vertically integrated metals distributor and contract manufacturer producing and processing steel, aluminum, stainless, coated, and specialty metal products. Its offerings include bar stock, tube and pipe, structural and architectural shapes, flat rolled sheet and plate, ground screws, and contract-manufactured metal components, with processing capabilities including cutting, drilling, forming, welding, machining, and powder coating. The company serves defense and shipbuilding, data center infrastructure, renewable energy, battery storage, and industrial OEM manufacturing markets.
Since its 1953 founding in Toledo, American Steel Products Company has built its identity around helping metal-processing customers get into production quickly, often through carefully reconditioned equipment. The company serves end users around the world and brings more than 60 years of experience to used machinery and custom-built rolling mills, backed by service support for older equipment.
Since its 1954 founding in Rochester, American Swiss Products has made custom micro-miniature components, from simple pins to complex multi-operation CNC parts, for precision-critical applications. Now operating across three generations, the company combines traditional cam-driven equipment with Swiss CNC machining and coordinates inspection and inventory services for customers in fields such as medical and aerospace manufacturing. Its quality system has been ISO 9001:2015 registered since 1999.
Since 2013, woman-owned American Systems & Installations has designed and installed customized acoustical wall and ceiling panels for business and residential spaces from its Eastern Pennsylvania base. The company combines more than 100 years of team knowledge with sound-reduction systems that can be suspended or fixed, including temporary structures for changing room layouts. Its work is held to American Woodworking Institute standards, and its technicians handle projects from concept through installation.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 1925 by five Ruttenberg brothers, American Textile Company makes bedding for homes, hotels, retailers, and private-label customers. Now headquartered in Duquesne, the family-owned company has more than 1,000 associates worldwide and manufacturing operations in the United States and El Salvador. Its best-known innovations include the AllerEase allergen-barrier bedding line and Tranquility weighted blankets.
Founded in Norwalk, Ohio, in 1983 to treat wood guardrail posts for a single customer, American Timber and Steel now manufactures timber and steel products that protect people and property. Its Southern Yellow Pine expertise remains central, with turned, pressure-treated round fence posts and custom timber and metal solutions made across facilities in Ohio and Texas. The company has grown to more than 130 employees while retaining its focus on practical project support and custom manufacturing.
Founded in 1931 by Fred Carlson, American Tinning & Galvanizing Company remains a third-generation, family-owned business in Erie. The company grew from a one-employee tinning operation into a 72,000-square-foot metal-finishing facility with more than 70 employees, while remaining at its original corner for over 80 years. Known especially for hand-dip galvanizing, it has maintained NADCAP aerospace accreditation for more than a decade.
Known in South Florida as a tire-recycling facility, American Tire Recycling Group collects scrap tires and turns them into reusable materials for commercial and community uses. Its operation also addresses abandoned tire piles and offers pickup services for partners that need a practical route for responsible tire disposal.
American Track is a leading turnkey rail solutions provider in the United States, offering railroad design engineering, maintenance, construction, and terminal operating services. The company has been designing, constructing, maintaining, and managing America's rail infrastructure for 40 years.
American Trim traces its roots to Lima Tool and Die, founded in 1951, and has grown through decades of expansion while retaining a strong emphasis on employee expertise and customer relationships. Today, the company serves major appliance, truck, and automotive manufacturers with engineered metal components, shipping more than 40 million parts each year from facilities in the United States and Mexico. Its long-standing in-house engineering and quality resources support work from initial concept through production.
Since 1969, American Truck Equipment has outfitted commercial vans and trucks for owners across Greater Cleveland, combining custom in-house designs with Ranger Design solutions. The Brook Park company became Greater Cleveland’s authorized Ranger Design dealer in 2016 and also provides on-site installation and custom fabrication for specialized vehicle configurations. Its showroom gives contractors and service professionals a place to plan practical mobile workspaces in person.
Founded in Erie, Pennsylvania, in 1984, third-generation family-owned American Turned Products makes high-volume, complex precision-machined components for customers worldwide. The company operates two Northwest Pennsylvania facilities with more than 90,000 square feet of manufacturing space and has held IATF 16949:2016 registration for more than 20 years. Its engineering-led approach is summed up in founder Gerald B. Eighmy’s phrase, “We do the tough stuff.”
For 40 years, American Ultra Specialties has restored used industrial oil to the quality and specifications of new oil through laboratory-tested, off-site reclamation. The Hudson, Ohio company treats each customer’s material separately by batch, analyzes it throughout processing, and provides a Certificate of Analysis with the finished product. ULTRASPEC is also a WBENC-certified women-owned business with a full-service laboratory for lubricant analysis.
American Utility Processing (AUP) is an Ohio-based processor of ferrous and non-ferrous coiled materials, including aluminum and stainless steel. It provides cut-to-length, stretcher and roller leveling, precision leveling, shearing, slitting, buffing, packaging, storage, and delivery services for industries including aerospace, marine, trailer, and railcar manufacturing.
Since 1978, American Van Equipment has manufactured work-vehicle equipment, beginning with ladder racks and van shelving and expanding into practical storage solutions for commercial vans and pickup trucks. Unlike a typical catalog retailer, the Lakewood company makes most of what it sells and operates from a 130,000-plus-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility staffed by more than 100 employees. Its products are sold directly to contractors and service professionals across the United States.
American Warrior Enterprises is a Reading, Pennsylvania manufacturer that combines precision metal fabrication with warfighter vehicle readiness, reset, repair and refurbishment. This Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business can process armor steel up to 18 inches thick and supports military programs from a facility certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 standards. It also makes universal aluminum transport carts and is among the few fabrication vendors with a dedicated Corsol® corrosion-protection line.
Tracing its roots to two gas suppliers founded in 1949, family- and teammate-owned American Welding & Gas manufactures and distributes gases and welding supplies from its Raleigh, North Carolina headquarters. More than 800 employees support customers across over 30 states and Canada through a network of more than 100 retail locations, over 20 fill plants, and a fleet exceeding 250 vehicles. AWG also designs custom bulk-gas systems and builds robotic and hard-automation cells for welding and cutting applications.
Founded in 1987, American Weldquip manufactures MIG welding torches and consumables at its Sharon Center, Ohio facility, including custom-configured equipment for demanding applications. The company keeps engineering and production in-house, allowing it to turn around standard products within 24 hours and most special torches within three days. Since becoming part of the Profax group in 2018, American Weldquip has continued its focus on U.S.-made welding equipment and responsive technical support.