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Biglerville’s J. Bennett Designs makes the OMEGA Valve, a tunable gas valve developed specifically for the Sig Sauer MCX platform. Its 17-4 stainless-steel valves are produced through additive DMLS manufacturing and give MCX users four gas positions for dialing in suppressed performance, with fine adjustment available through the company’s Micro Jet Screws. J. Bennett Designs holds CAGE Code 15RL7 and backs its valves with a fit-and-function warranty covering manufacturing and dimensional defects.
Operating since 2000, J. Davis Printing & Design is a Philadelphia print shop known for pairing graphic design and prepress experience with in-house production. It works with small businesses, corporations, and community groups, providing personalized help for projects ranging from short-run business materials to event programs.
J. Harris Lampshades is a family-owned wholesale manufacturer that has made lampshades in the United States since 1972. Its employees include many with more than 20 years of experience, and the company handcrafts shades while producing custom wire frames in-house. It serves lighting showrooms, hospitality businesses, lamp and fixture manufacturers, interior designers, and architects.
Family-owned and operated in Pennsylvania, J. Horrocks Design carries multiple generations of food-industry experience. The family’s roots in the trade reach back to the early 1940s, when Frank Wolf began selling chocolate products to commercial food makers and retailers. Today, the company develops and manufactures customized food products for businesses ranging from small local firms to household-name brands worldwide.
Founded in Lancaster in 1887 by Jacob Walter Miller, J. Walter Miller Company is a metal foundry producing custom brass and bronze castings for industrial customers. Still operating in Lancaster County, the company combines its long foundry history with automated molding, an on-site pattern shop, and experience converting older tooling for modern production. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system supports castings ranging from small short-run parts to high-volume fire-protection components.
Since 1946, Philadelphia-based J.A. Cunningham Equipment has supplied, repaired, rented and reconditioned welding equipment, industrial gases and welder supplies for shops and fabricators across the region. The company’s distinctive strength is its repair and refurbishment work: its full three-phase shop tests and calibrates equipment ranging from modern machines to vintage welders from the 1960s onward. With a York location and a multi-generational team, Cunningham serves customers from small repair operations to large industrial accounts.
From a basement workshop that helped solve high-altitude radar problems during World War II, J.B. Anderson & Son, Inc. has grown into a fourth-generation manufacturer of MODION® compact ion-pump systems and a full-service precision machine shop. Founded in 1941, the Irwin company has kept production in-house while supporting projects ranging from cesium atomic clocks and GPS satellites to NASA and space-related work. Its MODION systems are distributed globally for ultra-high-vacuum applications, including units manufactured for space-flight use.
Since opening in 1941, J.B. Anderson & Son has grown from a basement shop into a fourth-generation Pennsylvania manufacturer of precision-machined and welded parts, mechanical assemblies, and MODION® ion pumps. The family business traces its roots to World War II radar work and later produced components for cesium atomic clocks, GPS satellites, and NASA-related projects. Today, Bill Bilott and his son Ben carry that engineering and manufacturing legacy forward from a 9,000-square-foot facility.
J.F. Rohrbaugh Wood Products is a fourth-generation, family-run Hanover-area business with roots reaching back to 1880, making it the community’s oldest family-run business. After more than a century of change, including a shift into specialty pallet and crate production following a 1960 fire, it now serves industrial customers with custom wood packaging and a service record built around reliable delivery.
Founded in 1993 in Brockport, Pennsylvania, J.I.T. Tool & Die manufactures precision compaction and extrusion tooling and machine parts. The company began as a supplier to the Powdered Metal Industry and operates from a 12,000-square-foot facility. Its stated specialties include gear, sprocket, helical, and complex structural tooling.
J.J. Kennedy, Inc. produces ready-mix concrete for residential and commercial customers in Pennsylvania, using computerized batching and dispatching to make customer-specific mixes. Its Western Pennsylvania operations also supply building materials and DIY supplies, and the company reclaims leftover concrete-truck materials for reuse.
J.L. Clark is a U.S. packaging manufacturer that makes decorated metal and plastic packaging for consumer brands. Founded in 1904, it has more than 120 years of history in Rockford, Illinois, and describes its work as spanning coating and printing through metal fabrication and plastic packaging. Its customers include brands in beauty and personal care, confectionery, and food and beverage.
J.P. Austin Associates, Inc., operating as J.P. Austin / A-Tops, manufactures vermiculite and related products and has been in business since 1962. The Beaver Falls company describes its work as processing and packaging vermiculite for applications including horticulture and pool construction, and also makes cement additives for cold-weather masonry work.
J.W. Fleming, Inc. began in 1986 as a one-man parking-lot sweeping operation and has grown under Stephen Roberts, who purchased the company in 2011. Based in Duncansville, the company now serves customers across Pennsylvania, Maryland, Virginia and West Virginia, with particular experience supporting construction crews and maintaining commercial properties. Its work includes sweeping and asphalt paving, alongside truck upfitting and BOSS snow-equipment distribution.
J.W. Steel Fabricating Company is a Mars, Pennsylvania, industrial steel fabricator producing custom fabrications from its 32,000-square-foot facility. The Fey family began the fabrication business in Mars in 1950; J.W. Steel Fabricating was launched as a joint venture in 1985 and incorporated in 1992. The company serves regional and wider industrial markets, with stated experience supporting projects nationally and internationally.
What began with John and Dot’s weekend winery visits became a family-owned vineyard and small-batch winery on 16 acres in rural Eighty Four, Pennsylvania. John planted the vineyard in 2007 and the couple opened J&D Cellars in 2011, remaining directly involved from growing grapes and making wine to running tasting rooms and packing shipments. The winery also supports local home winemakers through its supplies selection and the Washington County chapter of the American Wine Society.
York-based J&D Pallets makes new and remanufactured wooden pallets, including custom sizes and designs, for businesses across Pennsylvania and neighboring states. The company also reclaims used pallets and recyclable materials, giving customers a way to consolidate shipping and recover value from surplus materials. A large trailer fleet supports pickups and flexible drop-trailer arrangements when schedules change.
J&E Grill Manufacturing is a third-generation, family-owned company that grew from Elmer’s one-room farm welding shop, founded in 1986, into a Lancaster County manufacturer. Today, the Stoltzfus family carries that hands-on tradition forward, building custom horse-barn doors for owners and contractors who want individually made work rather than mass-produced products.
Founded in Pennsauken, New Jersey, in 1971, J&J Snack Foods Corp. makes branded snack foods for foodservice and retail supermarket outlets across the United States. The company grew from a small pretzel operation into a nationwide business, producing more than one billion soft pretzels annually and operating facilities across the country. Its portfolio spans baked goods, frozen beverages, and frozen novelties.