Best made in USA appliances from 184 American makers: commercial, home and kitchen appliances, from cookware and blenders to washers and water heaters.
184 American companiesAvg. Made in USA level 4.0 of 5 (181 rated)Checked by Dave HurleyUpdated
From cast iron pans and blenders to washing machines, water heaters and commercial refrigerators, these are the appliance makers still building in the USA. They are grouped into commercial, home and kitchen appliances, and every maker is rated from 0 to 5 for how much of what it sells is really made here.
A level is not a quality score. It measures how much of a product is made in the USA, based on the company's own words and what we could confirm. How the levels work
The highest-rated maker from each type in this section, by Made in USA level. Featured spots are not paid for. Open a type for the full ranking, the rating details and where to buy. How the levels work
Made in USA level 5 of 5 for its solid maple French rolling pin
Fletchers' Mill makes solid maple and cherry rolling pins, from French and tortilla pins to classic bearing pins with colored handles and a child's pin, plus pin cradles, muddlers, salt cellars and hardwood salt and…
Made in USA level 4.5 of 5 for its FreeZone freeze dryers
Labconco makes FreeZone freeze dryers for laboratories, from benchtop units for light sample loads to 6, 12 and 18 liter console models, Triad and stoppering tray dryers, with its Lyo-Works operating system. Buyers…
Made in USA level 4 of 5 for its Vac N' Blo and other all-steel portable vacuums and blowers
MetroVac (Metropolitan Vacuum Cleaner Co.) makes steel-bodied portable vacuums and blowers, including the Vac N' Blo, DataVac computer dusters, car detailing vacuums and Air Force pet and motorcycle dryers. The…
Best made in USA commercial appliances from 25 American makers: refrigeration, freeze dryers, hand dryers, scales, floor machines and industrial blenders.
Best made in USA kitchen appliances from 116 American makers: cookware, cutlery, blenders, mixers, coffee makers, grain mills and canners.
How the levels run in this section
Kitchen goods can be all American. Wooden, iron and steel kitchen goods can be made start to finish from US materials.
Big appliances use some imported parts. Washers, ranges, refrigerators and water heaters are built in US plants, but with some imported parts.
Check the product, not just the brand. Many brands build some lines here and import others. Each listing is rated for the company's most American-made line.
Change log
The Appliances section was rebuilt into commercial, home and kitchen appliances, with each type on its own page. Freeze dryers are now under Commercial Appliances.
The makers shown at the top are picked automatically: the highest Made in USA level in each section, with ties settled by a fixed random draw. Featured spots are not paid for.
Every maker now has a Made in USA level from 0 to 5, with the sources and research notes behind it.
Listings checked by Dave Hurley.
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