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Founded in 1979 as a Detroit spin-off, Amphenol TPC Wire & Cable has grown into an Ohio-based industrial supplier with operations consolidated in a 120,000-square-foot Macedonia facility. The company is known for engineering cable solutions that endure the heat, chemicals and mechanical abuse found in manufacturing, automotive and other demanding industrial settings.
Australia’s Amphibian Aerospace Industries manufactures and develops certified amphibious aircraft, centering its work on the Albatross 2.0 for regional transport, government response and military missions. The company owns the FAA type certificates for the G-111 and HU-16 Albatross, whose record includes more than 40 years of service with the armed forces and coast guards of 22 nations. Based in Darwin, AAI is updating that established flying-boat platform with modern avionics, turboprop power and a research program spanning hybrid-electric propulsion and future zero-emission variants.
Founded in 2004 by engineers from Phoenix Microwave (M/A-COM), Amplifier Solutions Corporation is a Telford, Pennsylvania manufacturer serving military and commercial system designers. Its engineering team develops custom RF and microwave amplification solutions, drawing on thick-film hybrid expertise and a facility equipped to support multiple shifts. ASC is SDB certified and ISO 9001:2008 registered.
Founded in 2002 by microwave engineer Fawad Maqbool, AmpliTech Group has spent more than two decades building a U.S.-based RF engineering business around difficult signal-performance problems. The Hauppauge company now operates as a vertically integrated signal technology group whose in-house chip design supports communications hardware used by defense contractors, satellite operators, telecommunications companies, and quantum-computing researchers. Its American-designed 64T64R Massive MIMO radio is a notable extension of that original amplifier expertise into Open RAN 5G.
AMPRO is a Philadelphia-area apparel printer established in 1973, with its Clifton Heights facility producing custom printed and decorated garments. The company specializes in high-volume screen printing and reports printing more than 300 million T-shirts; it also provides embroidery and digital printing. AMPRO identifies itself as a certified Women's Business Enterprise through WBENC.
AMPS Industrial Controls is a family-owned and operated Ohio business that grew from Harold French’s 1992 company into a broader automation firm led in part by his son Matt. The company works directly with manufacturers and machine builders, bringing engineering and UL508A panel fabrication together in its Holland facility rather than passing projects between separate suppliers.
Established in 2018, Westerville-based AMPS Traction manufactures new and repowered all-battery locomotives for rail and heavy-industry customers. Its small engineering team develops FRA-compliant battery-electric solutions for applications ranging from industrial switching to scenic railways, including a patent-pending suspension system that cushions battery packs during coupling and switching. AMPS Traction’s G9 locomotive entered regular revenue service with Newburgh & South Shore Railroad in 2025.
Ampulis is a drug-delivery company built around a team with decades of experience developing medical devices and combination products. It works with pharmaceutical companies to adapt its AFS platform for sensitive medicines, helping move treatments from feasibility through clinical builds and production.
Ampwave Defense manufactures power tubes, helix-type traveling wave tubes, traveling wave tube amplifiers, microwave power modules, and related power-tube circuitry. Its products serve electronic warfare, radar, communications, aerospace, defense, SatCom, research, and test and measurement applications.
Founded by power-electronics scholar Alireza Khaligh, Ph.D., AmpX Technologies designs and builds next-generation power electronics for energy conversion, with a focus on electrification from electric vehicles to homes and infrastructure. The Rockville company combines proprietary optimization software with custom hardware, including an electrically integrated onboard charger and DC/DC converter that has been tested on a customer vehicle. Its technical leadership also includes co-founder and engineering vice president Zeyu Zhang, whose work includes MHz gallium-nitride EV charging systems.
Amramp grew from a 1970 metal-products shop into a family-owned accessibility manufacturer and installer, best known for its patented steel modular wheelchair ramps. Founded as the Amramp brand in 1998, the company now supports local teams across the United States and Canada with ramps, lifts and other mobility solutions for homes, businesses and temporary events. Julian Gordon’s son, Justin, joined as an installer and became CEO in 2020, keeping the business in the family while AmrampCARES extends its mission through donated ramps for people in need.
Since 1986, AMS Filling Systems has built its identity around solving difficult filling problems with customer-specific engineering rather than one-size-fits-all equipment. The company works from a 75,000-square-foot facility in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, where its team tests products and supports customers throughout a project and after installation.
Founded in 1983 by retired Royal Navy Commander Jack Gale, AMS Group is a U.S.-owned and operated defense company with more than four decades of experience supporting the U.S. Department of Defense and Homeland Security. Its work now reaches customers on six continents and 60 countries, with a particular focus on sustaining critical military platforms and helping allied nations meet complex security needs.
Since its founding in 1983 by retired Royal Navy commander Jack Gale, AMS Group has grown from a sales consultancy for British naval equipment into a U.S.-owned and operated defense-support company. It works with the U.S. Department of Defense, Homeland Security and allied nations to keep critical military platforms ready, with support reaching six continents and 60 countries. Its history is especially rooted in the long-term sustainment of complex and legacy systems.
Born from JR Manufacturing’s 1998 start making citronella buckets, AMS Seat Structures now manufactures automotive headrests, seat frames, and other formed wire and tube components. The company employs approximately 500 people across Ohio, Tennessee, and Mexico, with in-house prototyping and tooling supporting parts that are difficult to produce elsewhere. After a 2023 fire destroyed its more than 75,000-square-foot corporate facility, the team restarted production without disrupting customers and reemerged as AMS Seat Structures following Angstrom’s 2025 acquisition.
AMS-JRC is a Butler, Pennsylvania electronic contract manufacturer incorporated in 1989, producing electronic assemblies for OEMs and other customers. It specializes in prototype through small- and medium-volume work, including printed circuit board assemblies, and serves customers across the United States.
ams-OSRAM AG is a global manufacturer of light and sensor technologies, with more than 110 years of design and manufacturing experience and around 18,500 employees worldwide. Its portfolio includes semiconductor emitters and sensors, and it also operates a full-service CMOS foundry drawing on four decades of expertise. The company identifies its focus areas as sensing, illumination, and visualization.
Operating in Clarksburg, West Virginia, since 1906, Amsted Graphite Materials manufactures synthetic carbon and graphite materials for demanding industrial applications. Its West Virginia facility supplies customers in more than 35 countries, while its GRAFSTAR® line and specialized material-science expertise support uses ranging from nuclear energy to aerospace and defense. The company is part of Amsted Industries and is the largest U.S.-owned synthetic graphite producer.
Amsted Rail manufactures railcar undercarriage and end-of-car components and systems, serving freight and transit rail markets. Its roots in the Griffin Wheel Company date to 1877, and the company says its facilities span more than 40 locations across six continents. It is part of privately held, employee-owned Amsted Industries.
Amstergen Life Sciences LLC is a Pennsylvania-based pharmaceutical company specializing in sterile oncology and non-oncology products, including injectables and ophthalmics. The company focuses on developing, manufacturing, and marketing generic pharmaceutical products and offers contract manufacturing services.