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Since Henry Lasko opened a small metalworking shop in Philadelphia in 1906, Lasko Products has grown into a U.S.-designed manufacturer of home-comfort equipment, best known for its fans and heaters. The company says more than 100 million units have been sold worldwide, and its products now serve homes, offices, and worksites across the globe. Lasko also extends its air-comfort business through brands including Guardian Technologies, B-Air, BlueDri, and Air King.
Lasko traces its roots to 1906, when Henry Lasko opened a small metalworking shop in Philadelphia, and it has since become an American home-comfort company known for its long-standing focus on everyday air care. Its products are designed and engineered in the United States for households, offices, and worksites around the world, with more than 100 million units sold worldwide.
Founded and owned by experienced brewers, Late Addition Brewing + Blending is a small Pittsburgh brewery making session beers alongside classic and current styles. Its North Side taproom offers a rotating lineup that includes traditional English ales and experimental sour beers, with blending and solera projects adding a distinctive thread to the brewery’s work.
Founded in 1956 in New Haven, Connecticut, LATICRETE is a third-generation family-owned construction materials company focused on tile and stone installation systems and building finishing solutions. It develops and produces installation materials, including waterproofing membranes and mortars, and reports more than 2,000 team members operating across over 100 countries and six continents.
Latrobe Foundry is a Latrobe, Pennsylvania-based manufacturer of aluminum pipe fittings, founded in 1933 by Louis C. Steiner. The company makes threaded and flanged fittings and has a history that includes custom aluminum castings and finish machining. After opening a Pasco, Washington facility in 2019, it was acquired by Genesys Industries in March 2024, and its three locations were incorporated into Genesys operations.
Latrobe Glass & Mirror is a long-standing Latrobe-area glass business that produces and sells glass products for residential and commercial customers. It has maintained a local presence for many years and highlights custom frameless shower doors as a specialty, alongside replacement and other glass work.
Founded in 1957, Laubscher Cheese Company is a family-operated cheese business that supplies commercial customers and walk-in buyers, combining cheese distribution with in-house cutting and shredding. The company’s history began with founder Bob Laubscher’s cheese-making work, and it is now led by third-generation grandson Kevin Watts, with the fourth generation involved in daily operations. Its approximately 40 employees support the company’s cutting room, shredding room, transportation department, and other operations.
Founded by three Laudermilch brothers in 1919, Laudermilch Meats is a family-owned and operated Pennsylvania country butcher shop that hand-cuts and processes fresh meats in Annville. Its own smokehouse produces signature double-smoked hams and Lebanon bologna, while the in-house kitchen and bakery carry the old-fashioned tradition into homemade prepared foods and scratch-baked goods. The shop continues to pair those family recipes with personal, full-service attention.
Founded by Joe and Andrea Lanich in 2010, Laughing Owl Press is a Kane, Pennsylvania letterpress shop that turns original designs into tactile, hand-printed work. The couple rescued antique Heidelberg and Chandler & Price presses from a basement near Philadelphia and built the business around preserving letterpress as a living craft. Today, their creative team prints for clients around the world while keeping the presses—and their roots in Kane—firmly in place.
As Laumas (Italy’s) North American stocking partner, Laumas-US supplies weighing and force-measurement equipment from its U.S. operation, including load cells, instrumentation, and scales. The family-run company keeps products stocked in the USA for faster delivery and backs them with U.S.-based technical support. Its team also works with dealers, integrators, OEMs, and end users to design plug-and-play or custom weighing systems.
Laurel Awning Company makes and services awnings, carrying on a business heritage that began in Vandergrift, Pennsylvania, in 1913 as Culp Awning Company. The company says its predecessor firms have worked in the awning and industrial fabric business for more than 100 years; its Pittsburgh operation moved to a 28,000-square-foot facility in Vandergrift, and a Philadelphia branch was established in 2008. It serves residential and commercial customers with custom awnings and seasonal installation, storage, cleaning, and repair work.
Laurel Custom Grating, LLC has manufactured heavy-duty steel bar grating since 1983 and has grown into a major producer in the heavy-duty grating market. Its 30,000-square-foot facility in Everson, Pennsylvania, uses hand-welding, hydraulic presses, automated feed lines, and robotics to make custom grating, including roadway and commercial inlet frames and grates.
Laurel Fluid Power, Inc. is a Hollsopple hydraulic and pneumatic machine shop that repairs fluid-power components and builds custom cylinders and hydraulic power units. Founded through the December 2006 acquisition of S & S Machine Company, it carries forward more than 25 years of regional service and over 100 combined years of fluid-power experience. Its shop also bends and flares hydraulic tubing and assembles hoses while customers wait, helping keep equipment downtime short.
Laurel Highlands Meadery is a Greensburg, Pennsylvania maker built around local character, using honey from a nearby farmer and sourcing as much as possible from Western Pennsylvania. It produces handcrafted mead for drinkers who enjoy either sweet or dry styles, including its traditional honey mead.
Founded by Rich Kent in 1959 in a Wilmette basement, Laurel Metal manufactures drop-shelf vending machines for self-service car washes, laundromats and restrooms. Now owned and operated by brothers Chip and Pat Kent, the Skokie company remains closely involved in both the engineering of new electronic systems and the repair of vending machines that have been working for decades. Laurel also stands out for its Made-in-the-USA production and unusually direct service, with customers able to speak with the owners about troubleshooting and repairs.
Laurel Mountain manufactures customizable, made-to-order bathware in the United States, including tubs and showers. The company says it has more than 25 years of experience and produces its products locally with globally sourced materials.
Founded in 1993, Laurel Valley Graphics is a Latrobe commercial printer that takes projects from design through printing, finishing and mailing. Its in-house specialty is custom die cutting, while its full-service shop handles both large offset runs and quick-turn digital work for customers throughout the Greater Latrobe area and beyond. The company also manages direct-mail databases and campaigns, giving it a role in getting printed pieces into the right hands.
Born from a customer’s wafer-cleaning problem in 1985, Laurell Technologies manufactures spin coaters and spin processors for laboratory and production use. The Lansdale, Pennsylvania company builds exclusively in the United States and has installed tens of thousands of systems worldwide, with designs tailored to fragile or unusual substrates and process-specific needs. Laurell also provides lifetime application support and typically repairs equipment within 24 hours.
Founded from Lavatec GmbH’s 1986 roots in Germany, Lavatec Laundry Technology manufactures commercial laundry machinery, with continuous tunnel washers at the center of its business. Its equipment is built around mechanically simple, durable designs that allow easier maintenance and future retrofits, while its U.S. operation supports more than 8,000 machines across North America. Lavatec also preserves original drawings and bills of materials for every machine it has built since 1986, supporting parts, service and equipment remanufacturing long after installation.
Luigi Lavazza S.p.A. makes and sells coffee, with its U.S. site describing Lavazza coffee as roasted in the USA. The company presents a heritage centered on coffee and offers coffee for home and business customers, including organic ¡Tierra! blends.