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http://aeschmidtbilliards.com/

Quality pool tables are rare to find these days, in an industry that is filled with imports. That is why at A.E. Schmidt we are proud to build our tables in the USA. Our factory uses the highest grades of wood, machinery and materials to make tables that last. We handcraft every table, by using the techniques and experiences we have gained through our 165 years of business. -A.E. Schmidt Billiard Co.

http://www.trijicon.com/

The vast majority of Trijicon products, including all ACOG®, RMR®, Reflex, MRO®, Night Sights, SRS®, VCOG®, TARS®, CCAS® and Archery Sights are designed, engineered, machined and assembled at our facility in Wixom, Michigan and are therefore 100% Made in the USA. A few of our products, including AccuPoint®, AccuPower®, and our observation products are assembled here in the USA, but have significant components which are purchased in either Japan or the Czech Republic. All Trijicon products are designed here in Michigan and have the same stringent quality processes applied to them. All of our products are backed by our limited lifetime warranty. Each product is marked according to its origin. -Trijicon

http://www.precor.com/

The Precision® Series treadmills and EFX® Ellipticals are assembled in Washington State using precision parts and components sourced worldwide. Commercial AMTs and Experience® Series cardio equipment are also assembled in Washington. We are proud to design, engineer and assemble our Precision Series, Experience Series and AMT product lines in the USA. -Precor

◊ Note-> Not all - but some of their treadmills and ellipticals are assembled in the USA.

http://banditchippers.com/

In 1983, Mike Morey Sr. and six employees built the first Brush Bandit chipper in a small mid-Michigan warehouse. Today Bandit employs over 400 people in over 280,000 square feet of manufacturing space, serving 56 countries with over 50 different models of hand-fed chippers, stump grinders, whole tree chippers, The Beast horizontal grinders, track carriers and skid steer attachments. -Bandit Industries, Inc.

Hundreds of skilled Bandit engineers, designers, fabricators and tradesmen combine state-of-the-art manufacturing technology with traditional hand assembly and extensive welded construction to build every Bandit machine, with all work taking place at the company’s 280,000 square-foot mid-Michigan headquarters. -Bandit Industries, Inc.

http://www.bunn.com/ or http://www.bunnomatic.com/

Many of our products are labeled "Assembled in the USA." What does this mean? The majority of all commercial equipment models are assembled at facilities in the USA. Some of the components for our products are also tooled in these same facilities. We strictly monitor suppliers of the components that are necessary to source from third parties to ensure they do not waver from our safety and quality standards that result in the reliability for which BUNN has become known. -Bunn

◊ Note-> Not all of their products are made in the USA - they assemble most or their commercial beverage products in the USA. Their customer service department may be able to offer more detailed manufacturing information for any specific product inquiry.

https://www.visionengravers.com/

For more than 36 years, Vision Engraving & Routing Systems has been manufacturing computerized marking systems and accessories. The success of our engravers and CNC routers is a direct result of our reputation for long-lasting, high-quality machines. Vision Systems are proudly manufactured in Phoenix, Arizona, by an experienced team that is dedicated to excellence. Our product line includes a variety of machines for a range of budgets and applications, from small-format and specialty engravers to heavy-duty, large format engravers and CNC routers. -Vision Engraving & Routing Systems

Vision Engraving & Routing Systems, manufacturing high quality affordable engraving machines, CNC routers & accessories in the USA for over 36 years. -Vision Engraving & Routing Systems

https://redflannelfactory.square.site/

1949 saw the true start of the red flannel manufacturing with Mae Oppeneer stitching undies in her home and in 1952, the business became known as the Francis Lee Red Flannel Factory. Soon, the business grew into an industry, underwear was now being stitched on machines at the Cedar Springs Red Flannel Factory. Sadly, the factory suffered some setbacks over the years and in 1994 closed with the headlines predicting "No red flannels in '95". However, local business women kept red flannel production going in Cedar Springs because they believed that red flannels were just too important to fade away. Through the efforts of seventeen seamstresses, family, and friends, there were red flannels not only in '95 but every year since. In 2007, the company was purchased by one of the seamstresses in an effort to keep the red flannel spirit alive. The company will be called the Red Flannel Factory once more. With wholesale and internet tools, Red Flannel Factory, LLC hopes to cover the world in red flannels! -Red Flannel Factory

Handcrafted in the USA -Red Flannel Factory