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A certified Veteran-Owned Small Business, Express Supply Worldwide, Inc. has more than 40 years of experience serving institutional customers with dependable textile supply. The company distributes, imports, and manufactures linen products for correctional facilities and other demanding commercial settings, with more than 30 warehouses supporting delivery across the United States.
Founded in 2019, Extra Ordinario turns demanding architectural and interior-design concepts into buildable furniture, fixtures and complete environments through a coordinated blend of design, engineering and Italian craftsmanship. Based between Italy and the United States, the company works with international studios and hospitality groups, carrying projects from interpretation and production through logistics, installation and after-sales service. Its Elemento collection, created with Yabu Pushelberg, extends that project-based approach into a range of contemporary furnishings.
Formed in 2002 outside Albany, Extreme Molding is a women-owned U.S. manufacturer of precision silicone injection-molded components for demanding consumer and healthcare products. Its full-service New York operation takes products from tooling and molding through assembly, packaging, and fulfillment, with particular experience in women’s healthcare and infant products. The company employs 75–100 people across three shifts and operates with ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certification, FDA registration, and full manufacturing traceability.
Eyeking grew from a sunglasses company founded by Zolkind & Sons in a Brooklyn garage in 1955 into a family business now led by fourth-generation members. After moving to Long Island in 1986, it built its reputation around inventive eyewear design and long-running brand partnerships, including Hobie and Under Armour. The company serves retailers and brand partners from its 100,000-square-foot global headquarters.
Launched in 1998, EZ STAK is a Watertown, New York manufacturer known for building configurable mobile workspaces around the way field crews operate. The company works directly with customers to design and produce made-in-USA aluminum storage systems for commercial vehicles, with defense applications among its specialized work.
EZ Surgical is a medical device company specializing in the production of medical devices addressing unmet clinical needs. Its DASH disposable absorbent secure hold technology entered the United States market.
EZ XPORTS is a custom sportswear manufacturer built around outfitting organized teams and athletic programs. It works with schools, clubs, and athletes to create personalized gear, while its team-store service takes care of the ordering and fulfillment behind those programs.
Since 1998, EZOffice Inc. has manufactured adjustable keyboard mechanisms, tray sets and other ergonomic workstation products for manufacturers and distributors. A subsidiary of Weber Knapp, the company combines American engineering with manufacturing in Kaohsiung, Taiwan, and its original designs are patented and BIFMA-rated. EZOffice serves global office, OEM and workstation markets, including custom manufacturing applications.
F. J. Remey Co. has been a specialist in church stationery since its founding in New York City in 1921. After moving to its present building in 1961, the company added its own pressroom and envelope mailing department, continuing to serve Catholic churches across the United States and around the world.
Since Fred M. Howell bought a box-making business in 1883, F. M. Howell & Company has remained a fourth-generation, family-owned enterprise in Elmira. The company now serves pharmaceutical, industrial, and consumer-product customers through packaging and related fulfillment services, while retaining its identity as a privately held Women’s Business Enterprise.
For more than 140 years, F. M. Howell & Company has remained a fourth-generation, family-owned business rooted in Elmira, where it began in 1883 making wooden cigar boxes. Today, the company is known for translating that packaging heritage into carefully controlled work for pharmaceutical and other regulated markets, with its services extending from custom packaging to life-sciences fulfillment. Howell has been nationally certified as a Women’s Business Enterprise by WBENC since 2009.
F.Dynamo1986 began with a young man's passion for helping people and has grown into a Minority Business Enterprise serving organizations and government agencies from West Hempstead. Its commercial printing work centers on custom apparel, while the company also supports public-serving clients through broader contracted services.
From Fara San Martino, De Cecco has made pasta since 1886, carrying on a low-temperature slow-drying method associated with founder Filippo De Cecco’s 1889 warm-air drying system. The company also mills its own flour and produces extra-virgin olive oil, while its pasta production is supported by independently verified product-quality controls and ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded in 1985, F/M EDM is an East Aurora, New York shop known for technically demanding electrical discharge machining work. Its 6,000-square-foot facility serves customers needing precise prototypes or production parts, including difficult jobs involving large workpieces and exotic alloys.
For more than 50 years, Farmingdale-based F&M Precise Metals has operated a full in-house shop that turns customer designs into tightly fitted metal fabrications, from luxury retail displays to transportation systems. Its designers and fabricators manage projects from concept through testing and delivery, working across metal and other materials to tailor one-of-a-kind pieces for settings ranging from military fit-outs to medical equipment.
Since 1966, Fab-Con Machinery Development Corporation has built fabric-control machinery for processing and finishing knit textiles, including tubular and open-width equipment. The company has installed more than 1,700 machines in 20 countries and serves knitwear manufacturers across the Americas and Asia. Its patented STAR system and Gull-Wing StableSizer reflect a long-running focus on controlling shrinkage, skew and torque in finished knit fabrics.
Fab-Cut Systems is a family-owned Kingston manufacturer of custom CNC plasma cutting tables, gantries, and turnkey cutting systems for fabrication shops and industrial users. René and Laurie Barnes launched the company as a standalone business in January 2017, drawing on René’s more than 37 years in the welding-supply industry. Its 25,000-square-foot operation also upgrades existing tables and provides remote technical support, while serving as an authorized OEM for ESAB and Kjellberg and an exclusive Canadian distributor of Eckert equipment.
Founded by upstate New York motorcycle builder Terence “T” Musto, Fabbro Industries grew from a custom motorcycle shop into a Voorheesville R&D and metal fabrication company. The shop is known for developing the patented Type 57x integrated suspension frame while helping outside clients turn their own designs into small-batch metalwork and prototypes.
For more than 60 years, Fabko Ltd. has been known for making hospitality textiles that hold up under demanding commercial use. The Israel-based manufacturer serves operators who value consistent presentation and long-term replacement savings over the lowest initial price.
Founded in Dresden in 1991, Fabmatics GmbH designs and delivers automation systems for material flow and handling in semiconductor fabs and other cleanroom production environments. With about 300 employees, the company works worldwide on customer-specific projects, with particular expertise in modernizing legacy 200-millimeter semiconductor factories. Fabmatics is certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 and has been part of the SCIO Automation Group since 2023.