Brooklyn-based Rolleaze makes hand-assembled joint-rolling kits built around a custom 3D-printed roller. Its limited-print devices use bio-derived, 98% recycled plastic and are assembled in Brooklyn, NY, with recycled packaging and a certificate of authenticity for each edition.
GreenGate3DGreenGate3D turns scrap plastics into 100% recycled, American-made 3D-printing filament and PET-G pellets. The venture grew out of Universal Composites, a plastics recycler founded by Phil Silberfeld in 1994 that has diverted millions of pounds from landfills, and began exploring 3D printing in 2018. Today, GreenGate3D uses the same recycled PET-G in its own filament production, with more than 125,000 pounds of pellets held in-house for supply continuity.BOHEMIA, NY
RBC Custom Packaging, LLCFrom its New York base, RBC Custom Packaging creates branded packaging for businesses across the United States, with digitally printed boxes and presentation pieces designed to make the unboxing feel part of the product. The company handles projects from design through fulfillment, including quick-turn short runs as well as offset printing for larger orders. Sustainability is central to its approach: about half of its packaging materials come from recycled sources, and its products are fully recyclable, with most production taking place in the USA.New York, NY
GoTo PackagingGoTo Packaging in Brooklyn creates custom printed packaging for businesses, with a particular focus on tailored boxes that carry products from shipping to the retail shelf. Its work spans everyday mailer packaging and distinctive pre-roll cone boxes, with design support, 2D and 3D proofs, and physical samples available before production. The company also highlights mailer boxes made from 90% recycled materials and offers custom sizes, including no-minimum-order options on some packaging.STATEN ISLAND, NY
MakelabFounded in 2017, Makelab is a Brooklyn-based 3D printing manufacturer that turns CAD files into prototypes, production parts, and large-format models. Its New York factory produces more than 5,000 parts a week, with engineers reviewing files before production and technicians performing three-point quality checks on every part. Makelab is particularly geared toward teams that need to move from design validation to low-volume or bridge production without waiting for tooling.BROOKLYN, NY