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Since 1954, Gates Albert has specialized in high-volume precision-turned components rather than general machine work, running nearly 100 Davenport Model B machines alongside nine Davenport Hybrids in Rochester, New York. Its multi-spindle focus supports complex parts made at production scale, including difficult aerospace fasteners, with engineering support and 100% automated vision inspection built into the process. As part of Brinkman International Group, Gates Albert operates with ISO 9001:2015, IATF 16949:2016, and AS9100D-certified quality systems.
Founded in 1920, Gates Lumber Company is a Memphis woodwork supplier and in-house manufacturer known for custom windows, doors and millwork. Serving the Mid-South for more than a century, the family-owned, third-generation business uses its onsite facility to reproduce historic trim or create one-of-a-kind pieces for new projects. Its staff brings decades of experience to helping homeowners and building professionals make detailed design choices.
Gateway Printing & Graphics, Inc. provides commercial offset printing, digital printing, finishing services, and mailing and fulfillment. Submitted source context states that the company began with two small presses and expanded into a copy center and business forms subsidiary.
Built around a family recipe passed down through generations, Gatherer's Granola has been hand-stirring small-batch granola since 2010. The company pairs old-world baking methods with natural ingredients and no preservatives, and also operates a boutique contract-manufacturing facility for emerging food brands seeking artisan quality at scale. Its production capabilities include custom recipes and packaging, with Kosher Parve, USDA Organic handler, and HACCP credentials.
Gattopardo USA Corp. develops high-tech defense apparel and accessories, blending Kevlar-protected clothing with sophisticated Italian design for military, security and civilian use. Its ready-to-wear line was created by a team combining more than 40 years of army experience with over 30 years in the fashion industry, including experience with Giorgio Armani, Valentino, Ferragamo and Dolce & Gabbana. The company’s concealed-protection approach extends from tactical bombers to holsters and RFID-protective pockets designed for everyday wear.
Gaylord Archival traces its history to 1896, when brothers Henry and Willis Gaylord began the business after inventing a mending tape that became popular with librarians. Today it supplies preservation and exhibit products to cultural and educational institutions, handcrafting archival goods at its Syracuse, New York factory. The company also provides custom exhibit casework and project planning for preservation and display projects.
Founded in 1986, GB International is an Endicott, New York manufacturer known for more than three decades of engineering collaboration on demanding power-electronics programs. Its U.S. operation handles design and prototyping while a Huizhou, China facility supports production at scale, giving OEM and Tier 1 customers a path from early development to manufacturing.
Founded by architect and longtime BB-game player Kim Kwang Suk, GBLS USA makes realistic electronic airsoft training weapons built around its Dynamic Action System (DAS). The company’s GDR series recreates bolt-carrier movement and recoil for force-on-force training, while its U.S. operation supports sporting and commercial users with the rifles and replacement components designed around that system.
GC Controls manufactures electronic and electromechanical assemblies, with electronic assembly capabilities spanning prototype through volume production. Founded in 1977, the company serves upstate New York and operates 25,000 square feet of manufacturing space.
GCG is a family of specialized businesses that distributes, customizes, and engineers connectivity and power solutions for critical infrastructure markets. Its portfolio spans more than 30 distinct markets, while value-added capabilities such as custom assemblies and engineering support help customers simplify complex projects. With 22 facilities across North America and Europe, GCG combines local market support with the resources of a connected global organization.
GCM Steel is a Brooklyn steel manufacturer established in 1971. Its site identifies the company as an NYC DOT approved manufacturer and states that all its products are made in the United States.
Founded by Rob Anstey, Rochester-based GDI is a battery technology company known for developing 100% silicon anodes for lithium-ion batteries. Its patented anode design is intended for manufacturers seeking higher-performing batteries in demanding applications.
GDI is the Rochester, New York-based technology company founded by Rob Anstey to bring silicon-anode technology into commercial battery production. It develops patented 100% silicon anodes for lithium-ion batteries, working with manufacturers seeking greater performance and supply-chain security.
Founded in 1996 in Manchester, New Hampshire, GDS, Inc. designs, fabricates and installs architectural signage and wayfinding systems for built environments. Now headquartered in Hauppauge, the company serves national projects from an in-house design and production operation, with particular experience in healthcare, education and retail. Its work ranges from code-compliant identification to custom branded systems and its distinctive illuminated Artificial Sky ceiling panels.
GE Aerospace is an aviation-focused company that designs, develops, and manufactures engines, components, and integrated systems for commercial, military, business, and general aircraft. Its aviation history spans more than 100 years, and its site describes a global operation with more than 80 facilities and a world headquarters in Evendale, Ohio. The company also provides engine maintenance and support services for aviation and marine customers.
GE HealthCare develops and supplies medical technologies and services, serving clinicians, hospitals, and healthcare systems. Its portfolio includes diagnostic imaging equipment and pharmaceutical imaging agents, and the company states it has more than 130 years of healthcare innovation history. It also provides clinical-trial imaging-agent supply and service support for healthcare equipment.
GE Vernova is a U.S.-headquartered energy technology manufacturer whose businesses span power generation, wind, and electrification. Its manufacturing investments include gas turbine capacity, nuclear fuel production, high-voltage grid equipment, and wind facilities; the company says its technology base helps generate approximately one quarter of the world’s electricity. Its global headquarters is in Cambridge, Massachusetts, and it reports approximately 85,000 employees across more than 100 countries.
More than a century of industrial history gives Gear Motions its character: the company brings together long-established Syracuse and Buffalo gear makers, including Oliver Gear, founded in 1892. Today, this employee-owned American manufacturer is best known for precision gear grinding for OEMs, backed by an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system across its facilities.
Since 1997, Gear Resource Technologies has engineered custom workholding for gear manufacturers, with particular depth in cylindrical and bevel-gear production. The Rochester-area company designs, manufactures, and personally tests its solutions through an engineering process that includes finite-element analysis and a substantial CNC gear-machine database. GRT serves more than 100 customers worldwide and maintains assembly and testing operations at its long-standing local manufacturing partner, Morgood Tools.
With more than 30 years of craftsmanship experience, Gear Techtronics is a Copiague, New York manufacturer known for precision mechanical components. It serves high-tech industries worldwide, including robotics and aerospace, with catalog parts and in-house CNC machining backed by typical tolerances of plus or minus 0.0001 inch.