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Since 1928, Cleveland-based Lamports Filter Media has manufactured filter bags, filter cloths, filter discs and other engineered filtration products. As a specialty cut-and-sew house rather than a distributor, it makes made-to-order replacement and custom filtration media for both small and large production runs. Its sewing department can work from a customer drawing or develop a filter from start to finish, with particular experience matching replacement media to existing industrial equipment.
Founded in Cleveland in 1993, LamPro Industries (LPi) is a trade finishing house that laminates, die-cuts, mounts and prints materials for print shops and brands nationwide. Its in-house operation handles formats up to 60 inches wide, while producing custom items such as counter mats and laminated event badges. After a 2024 ownership change and rebrand, LPi expanded from its long-standing print-protection work into broader product manufacturing and specialty finishing.
Since 1950, Lancaster Metal Products has been a small OEM tooling shop in Lancaster, Ohio, where 16 employees produce precision-machined work for manufacturers. Its 10,000-square-foot facility is suited to low-volume jobs, including close-tolerance parts and substantial dies, with CAD support and in-house heat treating available for complex projects.
Founded in Cleveland, LAND Moto hand-assembles street-legal electric motorcycles in its local workshop, using American steel and a battery platform designed for swapping rather than disposal. Its District motorcycles pair motorcycle performance—including speeds above 70 mph and up to 110 miles of range—with laptop-style charging and a user-serviceable design.
Founded in 1921 by Minnesota dairy farmers, Land O’Lakes, Inc. is a farmer- and retailer-owned cooperative whose businesses span agribusiness and food production. It produces dairy foods and animal nutrition products and also supplies crop inputs and agronomic services through its agricultural businesses. The cooperative operates in all 50 states and more than 60 countries.
Since 1946, Landes Fresh Meats has made bacon and sausage in the hands-on tradition started by founder Earl Landes, who built a smokehouse behind his home after customers asked for smoked meats. The Clayton, Ohio, company remains family-owned across four generations, combining that smokehouse heritage with modern technology and science. Its products now reach select retailers and foodservice locations across the United States and the Bahamas, while its recyclable bacon packaging uses 75% less plastic.
From its McGuffey, Ohio shop, LandLuvr / Rohrs MFG builds strip-till and strip-freshening equipment for farmers, including large folding toolbars and the company’s own freshener systems. Its lineup is centered on configurable, heavy-duty equipment, with bars available in multiple widths and capacities and units designed to work with different fertilizer-delivery setups. The company supports its equipment through a dealer network spanning 19 states and provinces.
Family-owned and manufacturing in Akron since 1984, Landmark Plastic makes horticultural containers and related products through thermoforming, injection molding, and extrusion. Its 200,000-square-foot facility supports custom product development from design and in-house tooling through production, while a closed-loop system internally recycles more than 10 million pounds of plastic each year.
Since 1966, Cincinnati-based Langdon, Inc. has fabricated sheet-metal ductwork and related components from its 50,000-square-foot facility. The company stands out for its patented duct connections and products such as Sure•Clamp™ Access, a removable duct section designed to simplify fire-damper inspection and maintenance. Its engineering and estimating teams also develop custom applications for commercial and industrial projects.
Since 1989, family-owned Lange Grinding & Machining has made precision-ground and machined parts for industrial customers from its 40,000-square-foot Streetsboro facility. The shop stands out for handling work from raw stock through finished part under one roof, including AR500 machining and large components supported by a 40,000-pound lifting capacity. Its 14 Blanchard grinders, ranging from 42 to 156 inches, give Lange unusual capacity for both heavy industrial work and smaller precision projects.
Lanner America provides design, engineering, and manufacturing services for advanced network appliances and rugged applied computing platforms. Its offerings include edge AI, network, telecommunications datacenter, intelligent edge, and extension-module products for system integrators, service providers, and application developers.
Founded in Mount Vernon in 1969, Lanning’s Foods is a family-run fresh-food business supplying custom-cut meats and produce through both its retail store and wholesale operation. The Gilardi family purchased the company in 1989, and it is now operated by third-generation family members serving customers across Ohio from its USDA-inspected Central Ohio facility. Lanning’s is also an SQF Quality Certified Supplier, with audit scores of 95 or higher.
From its Cologne headquarters, LANXESS develops, manufactures and markets specialty chemicals, including intermediates, additives and consumer-protection products. The global group operates in 32 countries with about 11,500 employees, while its Rhein Chemie business is particularly known for rubber additives used to turn raw rubber into high-performance tires, seals and drive belts. LANXESS also provides custom manufacturing through its Saltigo subsidiary, producing active ingredients and intermediates at facilities in Leverkusen and Dormagen.
Founded in 1926, fourth-generation family-owned Lapham-Hickey Steel supplies steel products and processes coil, sheet, plate and other metals for manufacturers across North America. The company stands out for its unusually broad production support, from a national network of service centers and more than 25 slitters to laser cutting, machining and AWS D1.1-certified welding. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and the company has offered mechanical and DOM steel tubing for 80 years.
Founded in an Essex garage in 1977, Lascar Electronics makes electronic monitoring and display equipment, including its EasyLog data loggers and PanelPilot industrial displays. The company has grown into a global operation with sites in the UK, United States and Hong Kong, and also provides electronic design, IoT development and manufacturing services from concept through production. Lascar says it has sold more than one million data loggers worldwide and operates through more than 100 distributors and resellers.
Lasenor develops functional ingredients for the food industry, including solutions built around emulsification, stabilization and crystallization. With production and commercial locations spanning eight countries—including Salem, Ohio—the company serves applications from bakery and dairy to plant-based foods and instant powders. Its U.S. operation specializes in non-GMO production and has obtained FSSC 22000 certification.
Founded in 1993, Laser Cartridge Express is a Bowling Green, Ohio division of Wood Lane Industries that remanufactures imaging supplies and provides employment for people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Remanufacturing is its primary focus, and its cartridges are rebuilt from new or recycled components to meet OEM specifications; the company also carries new cartridges. It serves customers across much of the continental United States, though its shipping policy limits orders to Ohio unless otherwise approved.
Columbus-based Laser Cutting Fabric specializes in precision laser cutting and engraving for textiles, from delicate denim and felt to heavy-duty materials. Its large-format laser bed handles fabric rolls or sheets up to five feet wide, while its systems can process banners up to six feet wide and provide high-volume scuba and neoprene cutting. The company serves clients across the United States and Canada.
Laser Fusion Solutions is a Fairborn company founded by two PhDs whose decade of work in metal LPBF shaped a business for small shops, university labs, and government programs needing more flexibility than standard production systems allow. The team is best known for restoring legacy LPBF equipment and tackling research projects involving unusual materials, including work for NASA Marshall Space Flight Center and the Air Force Institute of Technology.
Established in 2007, Laser Key Products manufactures key machines and locksmith tools for professionals, developing its line from the semi-automatic Retro to fully automatic 3D Pro models. Based in Bacliff, Texas, the company provides in-house customer service where its products are manufactured, with technical support backed by an experienced locksmith. Its machines are built for mobile locksmith work, including designs with machined or cast aluminum bodies suited to vibration and demanding conditions.