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Arnold Magnetic manufactures and sells a variety of permanent and soft magnetic products. It also offers precision magnetic and non-magnetic assemblies. The company caters to more than 4,000 customers in the automotive, military and aerospace, medical, industrial, security, and telecommunications industries. It developed the first magnetic brush for Xerox Corp., one of its largest customers. In 1997 the company became a subsidiary of SPS Technologies (which later became a subsidiary of Precision Castparts), but was sold to private equity firm Audax Group in early 2005.

ATI Wah Chang (formerly Wah Chang, which in part means "great development") creates specialty metals and chemicals. Wah Chang principally makes zirconium mill products, as well as other corrosion-resistant specialty metals such as hafnium, niobium, titanium, and vanadium. The company's products are used in industries including aerospace, chemical processing, energy production, medical, and consumer goods. It also provides laboratory services for metal testing and analysis. Its Ti Wire division makes titanium bar and wire products, while business unit Midwest Laboratory performs radiological monitoring. The company, now a subsidiary of Allegheny Technologies, dates back to a trading company founded in 1916.

Atlantic Tool & Die found a company to die for when it hooked up with Honda in the late 1980s. The metal stamping company serves major automakers, including Honda of America Manufacturing in Marysville, Ohio. Founded in 1937, Atlantic Tool & Die manufactures metal stampings and assemblies from its five facilities in Alabama, Ohio, and Texas. The company established its main facility in Strongsville, Ohio in 1967. Atlantic Tool & Die supplies automotive parts and tools worldwide on the just-in-time delivery system. Under the leadership of Frank Mehwald, the company has grown from a small-time die maker into a major parts supplier.

Avingtrans, which operates through a network of eight subsidiaries, designs, makes, and sells assemblies and components for the aerospace, medical imagery, and industrial products industries. The company's products include ballscrews, railroad poles, cryogenic vessels, turbine engine components, and aerospace pipe assemblies. Avintrans' Vehicle Sensor Technology subsidiary makes roadside cameras that check vehicle occupancy on highways. Major customers include Rolls Royce, Messier-Dowty, and Dunlop Aerospace. The acquisitive company plans to continue growing through acquisitions. Avingtrans was formed in 2000.

Ayrshire Metal Products manufactures cold-rolled steel and other steel products, including lightweight steel frames, doors and purlin and cladding systems. Ayrshire's AyrFrame is a structural steelwork modular building product used especially for the construction of hotels. Additional products include customized design and detailing software. The company maintains three manufacturing facilities, but it closed its historic Scottish factory, which opened in 1819, in Irvine, Ayrshire. Ayrshire Metal Products is owned by Knapdale (Nominees) Ltd., which is controlled by Ayrshire's chairman, Mark Wilson.

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