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Founded by Jeff Carl in Rochester in 1978 as a fine-furniture and cabinet shop, Jeffrey Ellis Carl Cabinetmakers has grown into a commercial millwork and architectural woodwork manufacturer operating from a 16,000-square-foot facility. It engineers, fabricates, finishes, and installs custom wood and laminated work for commercial interiors, with work delivered across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic; installation is available in Western New York.
JelikaLite is a clinical-stage medical technology company developing wearable neuromodulation devices for developmental pediatric disorders, led by Cognilum, a photobiomodulation system being studied for autism. Its approach combines near-infrared light, sensors and machine-learning personalization in a home-based device intended to support communication and social responsiveness. The company has received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation and Non-Significant Risk Device Study Designation for Cognilum, which remains under development and has not been approved by the FDA for autism.
Founded by Australian writer and game designer Peter C. Hayward in 2015, Jellybean Games creates short, light board and card games designed for families and players of all ages. Its catalog ranges from the pirate card game Scuttle! to compact collections such as The Lady and the Tiger, which packs five different games into 18 cards. The Los Angeles-based team also includes co-owners Joel Colombo and Matt Whelan, with Will Kirkpatrick overseeing printing, shipping, and delivery.
For more than 40 years, Jem Container Corp. has built its reputation as a custom contract manufacturer serving medical-device and consumer-product companies. It converts raw materials into printed packaging and related components, tailoring its work to the needs of each customer.
Jenlor-Samatic Ltd makes automated winding machines for electric-motor repair shops, combining precision coil winding with features designed to simplify insertion and setup. Its SAMATIC machines are used by nearly 3,500 repair shops in 86 countries, and the company sells directly to end users rather than through representatives or distributors. Jenlor-Samatic also emphasizes practical support, including training and help selecting the right machine and formers.
Established more than 20 years ago just outside New York City, Jenray Products makes aromatic air fresheners for cars, homes, and offices at its Brookfield, Connecticut facility. The company handles its manufacturing and assembly in the United States and is particularly known for custom-printed car air fresheners, serving customers from local car washes to national retail brands. Jenray also provides contract manufacturing, packaging, and assembly for air-freshener and consumer-product companies.
With roots in Syracuse stretching back to 1902, JENSEN Braun LLC manufactures durable commercial and industrial laundry equipment in a 255,000-square-foot New York factory. The company’s Braun brand has supplied laundry machinery for nearly 80 years, including the Pass-Thru Medicare washer design introduced in the 1960s for separating clean and dirty areas in healthcare laundries. Now part of the JENSEN-GROUP, JENSEN Braun continues its American manufacturing tradition while providing equipment support, training, and certified remanufacturing services.
Since opening in Buffalo in 1931, Jentsch Company has built its identity around skilled metal forming for manufacturers and contractors. The company takes on both one-off prototype work and production runs, serving customers throughout the United States with a particular focus on Western New York.
Family owned and operated since 1979, Jerome Stevens Pharmaceuticals manufactures prescription tablet and capsule formulations in the United States. The company moved from vitamins and over-the-counter preparations into prescription medicines in 1987, and in 2000 became the first company to receive FDA approval for a branded levothyroxine product, Unithroid®. Today, it continues to emphasize product quality over volume while producing billions of tablets.
For more than 70 years, Jerry Miller Shoes has brought skilled shoemaking to a historic Buffalo factory, where craftsmen use modern digital tools without losing the hands-on character of the work. The company is known for custom-molded footwear made for people whose feet do not fit conventional shoes, with each pair shaped around an individual patient’s needs.
A third-generation produce shipper with three generations and 80 years in the New York metropolitan produce industry, Jerry Shulman Produce specializes in Long Island potatoes, packing its Jerry’s Pride label at the family-owned Cutchogue facility. The company says it is Long Island’s only independent potato packer and the only facility there with USDA GAP/GHP certification. Since 2011, it has also supplied local produce to Long Island school districts through its Farm to School program.
Founded in 1998, New York-based JESCO Lighting Group designs and supplies contemporary, architectural LED lighting fixtures for commercial, retail, institutional and residential spaces. From its Port Washington headquarters and distribution center, plus a California operation, the company has grown from track and downlighting into a broad lighting source known for early adoption of LED technology, including its no-pixel NPX flexible linear systems. JESCO also provides layout assistance and technical support to help turn lighting specifications into workable installations.
Jet Action Inc. is an Elma, New York, print and marketing company serving businesses with commercial materials and promotional support. It also handles custom projects and provides warehousing and reordering assistance for customers who need ongoing access to their materials.
Since its founding in 1994, Jet Parts Engineering has built its identity around solving hard-to-source aircraft-component problems from its Seattle headquarters. The company works with airlines and MRO organizations, developing FAA-approved alternatives that help reduce maintenance costs and aircraft downtime.
Founded in 1994 to engineer alternatives for hard-to-source aircraft components, Seattle-based Jet Parts Engineering develops FAA-approved PMA parts, custom DER repairs, and aircraft component MRO solutions. Its engineering-led approach is built around helping airlines and maintenance organizations reduce costs, shorten lead times, and keep aircraft in service. The company has expanded through a network of specialized aviation businesses, including repair stations and parts providers across the United States and internationally.
Jett 3D, LLC is a New York City additive-manufacturing studio that turns digital designs and existing parts into prototypes, communication models, molds, and production-ready components. Its work ranges from reverse-engineered Mercedes-Benz trim clips and drone electronics housings to 35,000-plus curtain-wall parts and stage props for Madonna’s Celebration tour. The company manages projects from design and material selection through printing, finishing, and assembly, serving both creators and businesses.
Founded by Esma Dahbali, Jetweels Inc. makes patented, transparent non-metallic transport chairs designed to help people with disabilities move through airport security without triggering standard metal detectors. The company grew from PAX Assist’s wheelchair-service operations at New York’s JFK Airport, where its experience assisting millions of passengers informed the chair’s development beginning in 2012. Jetweels also customizes chairs for organizations and serves settings such as airports, hospitals and public venues.
Founded in 1993 by Jean-François Gros, JF Auto in Jonquières sells used vehicles with a particular focus on American classics, collection cars and exceptional automobiles. Its workshop handles restoration and mechanical preparation, including the in-house rebuilding of cars such as a 1966 Ford Mustang and the fabrication of hot rods and customs. The business also supports these projects with a stock of automotive parts and accessories.
Founded in 1978 by Brooklyn-trained machinist Frank A. Schiavone, JF Machine Inc. remains a family-rooted shop led by his son Anthony, who joined in 1981 and brought CNC technology into the business. From its Long Island facility, the company turns customer designs into precision parts for demanding aerospace, defense, and medical work, with AS9100D and ITAR registration supporting that role.
JGC HOLDINGS CORPORATION coordinates a global group that engineers plants and infrastructure while manufacturing specialized functional materials for industry and everyday life. Its materials business is known for distinctive technologies, including FCC catalysts used by refineries worldwide, alongside fine chemicals and fine ceramics. Founded in Japan and approaching its centennial in 2028, the group frames its work around “Enhancing planetary health.”