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Founded in 1992 as a Wall Street financial printer, ABG Print produces on-demand corporate printing for New York businesses from its secure Midtown facility. Still family-owned and independently operated, the company runs 24 hours a day from Sunday through Friday, handling time-sensitive presentations and confidential investor materials with in-house finishing and delivery. ABG moved into its 5,000-square-foot Midtown location in 2004 and has remained local while expanding into wide-format and mailing work.
Since 1965, Abhi Home has remained a third-generation family textile business rooted in Indian craftsmanship and led today by Abhijat Paliwal. From its Panipat base, the company turns that heritage into responsibly made home textiles for private-label retailers and brands across 22 countries, with independently audited quality and sustainability systems behind its manufacturing.
ABICOR BINZEL is an international welding-technology company and part of the ABICOR GROUP, with its U.S. operation providing manufacturing and technical support from Frederick, Maryland. It develops equipment and solutions for manufacturers using manual or automated welding processes, including the iBOTone welding cobot.
Abilene Boot Company manufactures footwear at its Somerset, Pennsylvania factory, which has been making boots since the 1940s. The company describes its work as a continuation of generations of American craftsmanship and operates the Abilene, Silverado, Rawhide, and Sage boot brands. Its products include Western footwear and work boots, with the company highlighting American-made production for Abilene and Silverado.
AbiliLife is a leading medical technology company that manufactures the Calibrace+ back brace, designed to provide targeted support for mobility and balance challenges. The company focuses on enhancing quality of life and workplace safety through its medical device products.
Established in Cincinnati in 1995 by prosthetist Thomas L. Walsh, Abilities In Motion provides custom prosthetic care and rehabilitative services through two Greater Cincinnati facilities. The ABC-accredited practice is especially distinctive for its removable Immediate Post-Operative Prosthesis, pioneered by Walsh, and for custom 3D-printed prostheses developed after research with the University of Cincinnati. Its clinical team includes Walsh’s daughter, Abby Rogers, alongside physical medicine and rehabilitation specialists who help patients move forward after amputation.
Ability Culinary began in 2015 in an apartment kitchen, where one athlete’s trust set the standard for a Washington, DC food company built around performance nutrition. Today, its Michelin-trained chefs work from a 5,250-square-foot Dupont Circle commissary, preparing individualized meals for more than 20 professional teams across five leagues and serving over 285 events a year. The company also extends that same team-kitchen approach to other athletes, workplaces, and households.
Founded in 1981 in Danvers, Massachusetts, ABIOMED develops heart-recovery technology, best known for its Impella catheter-based heart pumps that provide temporary mechanical circulatory support. The company pairs its devices with clinical education and on-site, on-call, and online support for healthcare teams. ABIOMED became part of Johnson & Johnson MedTech through an acquisition, with more than 400,000 patients treated with Impella pumps worldwide.
ABITEC Corporation develops and manufactures functional lipids, esters, alkoxylates, amides, sulfur-based quaternary compounds, and pharmaceutical excipients. Its facilities perform esterification, alkoxylation, specialty blending, liquid blending and formulation, flaking, spray chilling, and toll manufacturing for pharmaceutical, food and beverage, and specialty markets.
Built by two longtime friends and brewers from the Pittsburgh area, Abjuration Brewing is a local nano brewery making small-batch American ales with a particular fondness for hoppy and sour styles. Its “versioning” approach treats every recipe tweak as a new iteration, while a mad-scientist outlook keeps the brewery experimenting with new ingredients and releasing something different rather than maintaining fixed flagship beers. The brewery also tries to source ingredients locally when possible for its Pittsburgh neighbors.
Established in 1954, Able Printing Co has spent more than six decades printing for businesses and organizations in Columbus and Central Ohio. The company pairs in-house graphic design with printed materials and large-format work, including custom forms and signage, giving customers a local resource from concept through production.
Established in 1964, Able Tool Co., Inc. is a Southwestern Pennsylvania machining supplier with a 25,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Trafford. It specializes in medium and large production runs and complex, tight-tolerance parts, serving electric power and transmission distribution, transportation, mining, industrial equipment, glass manufacturing, and construction markets.
Since 1994, Mansfield’s Ableprint / Toucan Inc has operated as a printing and branding facility, marking and decorating products through methods such as pad printing, laser engraving and flatbed digital printing. The company also handles specialized work including medical-device identification and custom laser-cut parts, processing millions of items annually.
Founded in 1927 and headquartered in Marktredwitz, Bavaria, ABM Greiffenberger Antriebstechnik develops and manufactures electric motors and gearboxes for application-specific drive systems. A 30-engineer development team supports customers from concept through execution, while three production sites in Germany and Poland produce more than 352,000 products annually for customers worldwide. The company has been part of the senata Group since 2016 and operates under ISO 9001, ISO 14001, and ISO 50001 certifications.
Founded in 2009, Abon Pharmaceuticals is a Chestnut Ridge specialty pharmaceutical company developing complex generic and proprietary medicines, with particular expertise in drug delivery and challenging dosage forms. Its science-led team works from formulation and process design through analytical and pharmacokinetic development, supported by a pilot plant, analytical laboratory, and GMP manufacturing suite opened at its new facility in 2023. Abon has received FDA approvals for generic oral suspensions and an injectable product, including sucralfate oral suspension in 2024.
ABOUND Energy develops and commercializes energy technologies, from zinc-air long-duration storage under its Zaeras™ platform to advanced air-cathode materials and on-demand hydrogen production. Based in Richmond, British Columbia, the company’s distinctive approach separates storage power from energy capacity, allowing longer-duration systems to scale by expanding their zinc-fuel storage. ABOUND’s portfolio includes more than 15 international patents, with five additional patents pending, and its Zaeras™ system is designed for safe, non-flammable operation using abundant zinc and air.
Founded in 2002 after evolving from Friendly Software, aboutGOLF develops and manufactures indoor golf simulators and related technology, with more than 30 years of work in the indoor-simulator field. Its systems use proprietary machine-vision technology, including the 3Trak launch monitor, and the company says its solutions are designed and manufactured in the U.S.A. It serves homeowners and commercial operators with custom simulator design, production, installation, and customer support.
Above the Rest Baking Corp is a family-owned and operated commercial bakery established in 2017, making baked goods for businesses and restaurants in the Manhattan area of New York. The company says its family brings more than 30 years of baking experience and provides delivery seven days a week.
Since 2003, AboveAir Technologies has manufactured specialized HVAC equipment for commercial and industrial applications, with a particular focus on precision cooling for mission-critical computer rooms. Based in Frederick, Maryland, the company operates a 150,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and has deployed thousands of tons of equipment across North America. Its equipment is Intertek (ETL) listed to the UL 1995 standard for use in the United States and Canada, and is sold through an exclusive network of independent HVAC manufacturer’s representatives.
Abrams MFG manufactures emergency vehicle safety equipment, from warning lights and sirens to vehicle lighting and controls, with a particular focus on helping first responders and work fleets stay visible and heard. The company says it has manufactured and supplied emergency lighting for 15 years and supports government, fleet, and OEM customers with customized systems and hands-on service. Its product range includes distinctive solutions such as the low-frequency Tornado siren and heated-lens SnowLight plow headlights.