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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 Warming and Ventilating (AWV) manufactures architectural louvers and commercial, industrial, and heavy-duty dampers, and has served architects and engineers since 1904. Its work includes engineered custom products, such as curved sunshades, and its Bradner, Ohio manufacturing plant includes an on-site AMCA-certified independent lab for product testing.
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.
For more than 50 years, American Wire & Cable Co. has manufactured insulated copper lead wire, with a wire mill and extrusion plants in Northern Ohio and Central Tennessee. Its core business remains appliance wire, while the company also produces automotive and SAE wire and other specialized insulated conductors in gauges from 22 to 4 AWG. Products ship worldwide, and the company maintains applicable UL and CSA certifications for its wire categories.
Founded in 1934, American Wire Tie manufactures wire products, including rebar tie wire, at facilities in North Collins, New York, and Waxahachie, Texas. The company says its high-speed production machinery is designed and built by AWT, and it has produced wire ties for construction, industry, and agriculture for 90 years.
Since its founding in 1940, American Wire Works has built its name as an industrial wire supplier for demanding fields such as aerospace and defense. The company is known for keeping a broad inventory, handling orders from a single pound to bulk quantities, and providing direct, responsive service with typically next-day shipping.
Family-owned since 1966, American Wood Fibers manufactures specialty forestry products including animal bedding, wood flour, fuel pellets and potting materials for consumer, agricultural and industrial markets. Founded as a single mill in Jessup, Maryland, the company now operates 11 manufacturing sites, produces more than 15 million bales of wood shavings annually and helped pioneer small-animal bedding in 1984. Still led by the founding family in its fourth generation, AWF also provides private-label manufacturing, toll processing and wood-fiber recovery services.
American Woodmark Corporation manufactures cabinetry and is one of the three largest cabinetmakers in the United States. Founded in 1980 after four executives bought Boise Cascade’s cabinet division, the company grew to operate 16 manufacturing facilities across North America and produces more than 10 million cabinets annually. Its cabinetry portfolio serves projects ranging from kitchens and bathrooms to other home spaces.
For more than three decades, American Woods & Veneers has built fine architectural millwork in New York, handling projects from design through fabrication, finishing, and installation under one roof. Its in-house team works from a 20,000-square-foot facility, pairing traditional veneer craftsmanship with 3D modeling and CNC fabrication for demanding commercial and residential interiors. The Long Island City shop has contributed to projects including the Museum of Arts & Design and Park Avenue Synagogue.
Founded in 1989, American Woodworking is a family-owned architectural millwork and metal fabrication company that custom-manufactures work for hospitality spaces. The Amelia, Ohio company is recognized for its craftsmanship and for working with high-end contractors on commercial projects.
American Zinc, LLC is a U.S. manufacturer known for making very high-purity French-process zinc oxide from 99.995% pure Special High Grade zinc metal. Its low-impurity material is made for industrial customers whose formulations depend on consistent zinc oxide quality.
Americana Vodka produces a luxury vodka made at what it identifies as the oldest family distiller in the United States. Its 750ml spirit uses mixed grains from the American heartland and is charcoal filtered six times, with a seventh pass before bottling. The vodka received a 91 Gold medal rating from BTI and is designed to mix smoothly in cocktails.
Backed by Pennsylvania’s Bingaman & Son Lumber, Americana™ makes chemical-free thermally modified hardwood for architectural building projects. The family-owned company traces its roots to the 1930s and spent more than a decade refining thermal modification for professional-scale work, controlling the process from Appalachian forest through sawmilling and finished manufacturing. Its locally sourced hardwood is designed for durable exterior applications while retaining the character of domestic wood.
Family-owned Americarb was founded in 2002 by Matt Reineke, who built the Niagara Falls company from a secondhand 2,500°C furnace into a domestic advanced-materials manufacturer. Today, its engineer-led team supports high-consequence defense, space, and energy programs with traceable, high-temperature carbon materials made in the United States. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation reflects a focus on disciplined production for customers qualifying materials where supply continuity matters.
AmeriCarbon is a Morgantown, West Virginia, company built around a different view of coal: treating it as a source of useful carbon materials rather than simply as fuel. Its patented Eco-Pitch™ process converts American coal and coal waste into a domestic carbon alternative for manufacturers serving commercial, defense, and infrastructure markets.
Established in 2008, Americas Styrenics (AmSty) produces polystyrene resin and styrene monomer at seven dedicated manufacturing sites across the United States, supplying materials used in everyday products. The company also makes circularity a central part of its work through PolyRenew® materials and its founding role in the Polystyrene Recycling Alliance. AmSty is a Responsible Care® company, with product stewardship and personal and process safety extending across its operations and supply chain.