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Founded in 1981, Advanced Energy is a global technology manufacturer with more than 10,000 employees, over 700 patents and 40-plus locations. The company is known for solving demanding power-delivery problems in mission-critical settings, with particular depth in semiconductor manufacturing and thin-film process development. Its German Customer Solutions Lab gives customers a place to test equipment and work alongside Advanced Energy specialists.
Since 1981, Advanced Energy has grown into a global power-technology company with more than 10,000 employees, over 700 patents and operations at more than 40 locations. It designs and manufactures precision power-conversion solutions for mission-critical customers, with particular expertise in semiconductor equipment and other demanding industrial systems.
For more than 40 years, Advanced Energy Industries has built a global business around solving difficult power-delivery problems. Founded in 1981, the company designs and manufactures precision power conversion, measurement, and control solutions for mission-critical customers, with particular depth in semiconductor manufacturing and other high-performance equipment.
Since its founding in 1986, Cleveland-based Advanced Equipment Systems has built its identity around hydraulic bar shears, including their manufacture and remanufacture. The company now serves metal-processing, fabrication, and forging operations with custom equipment designed by its in-house engineering team.
Founded by Emil Rosul in Cleveland in 1996, Advanced Fluids Inc. manufactures specialty metalworking fluids, including industrial coolants, lubricants, and cleaners. The company develops application-specific formulations for machining and cleaning operations, while also mixing, packaging, and shipping private-label products across the United States and internationally. Its small-company approach emphasizes flexible batch sizes, quick turnaround, and direct help matching a fluid to the customer’s process.
For more than 25 years, Advanced Gauging Technologies has built its reputation as a service-oriented company supporting the metals industry with non-contact thickness measurement systems. Based in Plain City, Ohio, A.G.T. serves mills and service centers worldwide, and its field engineers service nearly 400 isotope gauges across North America each year. The company also helps keep older equipment in operation by servicing and upgrading gauges made by other manufacturers.
A 1972 idea sparked by a hot-rod magazine article grew into Advanced Incentives, a family-owned Toledo manufacturer of custom screen-printed and embroidered apparel and promotional products. The company produces its work in-house, using automated screen printing and high-end embroidery equipment at its Toledo facility, where a team of ten includes founder Jim’s partner and son, Brian. It also makes vinyl digital banners and operates custom online stores for local organizations and community brands.
Founded in 2014, Advanced Innovative Manufacturing (A.I.M.) manufactures metal parts at its 105,000-square-foot facility in Aurora, Ohio, which includes a 9,800-square-foot front office. The company presents itself as a production partner for customers with changing manufacturing needs, focusing on efficient production, quality, and on-time delivery.
Advanced Interior Solutions (AISI) manufactures thermoformed, compression-molded, machined metal, and assembled components for the automotive and aerospace industries. Its capabilities include automated vacuum forming, compression molding, precision trimming, machining and metal forming, component assembly, and in-house tooling.
Advanced Livescan Technology Inc. develops affordable in-house electronic fingerprinting systems for FBI criminal-history background checks, combining its E-Veri-Tech Solo software with compact Livescan hardware. Based in Fairport Harbor, Ohio, the company draws on more than 25 years of technical Livescan experience and has maintained a presence in Livescan deck manufacturing since 1997. Its Solo solution is FBI IAFIS certified and includes direct channeling, billing management, and secure online criminal-history results for employers and agencies.
Advanced Mechanical Insulators is a certified Cincinnati-area commercial and industrial insulation company serving the Tri-State region. Its trained workforce supports custom projects for businesses and institutions, including medical facilities and Wright-Patterson Air Force Base.
Advanced Microgrid Systems designs customized microgrids that supply commercial and industrial facilities with electrical and thermal energy from fossil and renewable sources. Based in Ohio, the small company combines experienced electrical engineering with control-system development, including work on fuel-cell systems ranging from 1 kW to 3 MW. Its projects are tailored to a facility’s energy use, environmental goals, and need for resilience during grid disruptions.
Advanced NanoTherapies develops drug-coated balloons for vascular disease, using biodegradable nanoparticle delivery to release two drugs at the treatment site without leaving an implant behind. Its lead SirPlux Duo system is designed for coronary and peripheral artery applications, while the underlying platform is being explored for broader cardiovascular and endovascular uses. The company has completed its nanoparticle formulation and manufacturing infrastructure and is preparing for first-in-human trials; its products are not yet available for sale.
Since 1982, Advanced Paper Tube has been a Cleveland manufacturer serving businesses nationwide with custom paper tubes and industrial cores. Its spiral-wound products are made to application-specific dimensions, with production ranging from short runs to high-volume orders.
Since 1999, Advanced Plastic Recycling has provided professional toll processing and brokerage for plastic materials from its Minster, Ohio operation. The company handles in-house densifying, grinding, and pelletizing, with a focus on quality plastics processing and practical teamwork.
Founded in Old Hickory in 1961, Advanced Plating restores automotive and musical-instrument parts and provides production surface finishing from its 128,000-square-foot facility in Portland, Tennessee. Now solely owned by Steve and Sheri Tracy, the company rebuilt after fires and a devastating Nashville flood before moving to Portland in 2018. Its restoration work has appeared on award-winning hot rods, while its commercial operation supports production components for music and other industries.
Since 1969, Avon-based Advanced Polymer Coatings has developed protective polymer coatings and tank linings for assets exposed to aggressive chemicals, including marine cargo tanks and industrial containment systems. Its patented high-crosslink-density technology underpins ChemLINE® and MarineLINE®, while TriFLEX™ extends the company’s coating work to rolling stock with an ambient-cured direct-to-metal system. A global marine and industrial team supports customers with coating recommendations, technical resources, and ongoing tank-care services.
Advanced Pouch Fillers is a Gahanna, Ohio packaging company known for helping manufacturers turn specialized pouch requirements into finished, ready-to-use packages. It serves both large industries and small companies, with an ISO 9001:2015-certified process that runs from project assistance through precision filling and shipment.
From its Genoa, Ohio shop, Advanced Product Design builds carburetors and complete fuel-management systems for motorsports, with a particular reputation for alcohol carburetors in sportsman drag racing. Owner and operator John Kyle leads a staff made up entirely of racers, and the company tests its designs on in-house vehicles and a dynamometer. APD also develops billet components and blow-through systems for circle-track, gasoline and boosted applications, drawing on Kyle’s experience as the 1997 winner of the World Super Pro Challenge’s $50,000 event.