Founded in 1981, Ithaca-based Multiwire Laboratories develops and manufactures real-time X-ray systems that rapidly orient and characterize single crystals using the Laue back-reflection method. Its MWL120 camera works with NorthStar software and motorized stages to analyze lattice-plane orientation in settings ranging from academic laboratories to industrial process control. The company also provides custom crystal-orientation services and grew its original Cornell-developed technology into complete, upgradeable systems.
Varex Imaging CorporationVarex Imaging Corporation develops and manufactures X-ray imaging components for system makers worldwide. Established as a publicly traded company in 2017 through a spin-off from Varian Medical Systems, it draws on an imaging-industry history dating to the 1930s and has operated its Salt Lake City headquarters since the company’s formation. Its components support medical imaging as well as industrial inspection and security applications.LIVERPOOL, NY
Luxium SolutionsWith more than 90 years of inherited crystal-making experience, Luxium Solutions has grown through the union of longstanding producers including Harshaw, Bicron and Saphikon. Today, its researchers and engineers develop precision materials and integrated solutions for customers working in radiation detection, scientific research and demanding industrial applications. Its global manufacturing footprint includes five industrial sites, with ISO 9001-certified operations in the United States, France and India.HIRAM, OH
VJ X-RayWith more than three decades of engineering experience, VJ X-Ray develops and manufactures integrated X-ray sources and high-voltage generators for OEM-built imaging and inspection systems. The company serves partners from manufacturing facilities in New York and Suzhou, China, combining compact, customizable designs with engineering support for applications ranging from security screening to industrial and medical imaging. Its ISO 9001-certified operations emphasize consistent manufacturing across its international facilities.BOHEMIA, NY
Linton Crystal TechnologiesLinton Crystal Technologies traces its roots to Rochester, New York, where Henry Hemberger began developing equipment in 1946; the business incorporated as Hamco Machines in 1952 and later became the sole owner of Kayex intellectual property. Today, Linton serves semiconductor and solar manufacturers with Czochralski furnaces and crystal-processing equipment, building on decades of crystal-growth experience to support the path from ingot to wafer.ROCHESTER, NY