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Since entering the laser services industry in 1992, Portland-based Laser Processing Technology has precision-machined advanced engineering materials for demanding microelectronics and other applications. Its work ranges from intricate ceramic circuit features to tiny optical components, with the company handling both prototype development and high-volume production. LPT also brings more than 50 years of combined technical expertise to design assistance and is ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR registered.
Since 1988, Lasercraft has turned sheet metal into precision parts through laser cutting and fabrication in North Ridgeville, Ohio. Its facility brings together Trumpf laser cutters, robotic forming cells and 5-axis equipment, allowing the company to take projects from concept through delivery and handle complex formed or tubular parts alongside conventional sheet work. With more than 35 years in the trade, Lasercraft has built long-running customer relationships around dependable communication and on-time production.
From its Columbus, Ohio design and production shop, LaserFelt makes laser-cut interior felt panels for acoustic treatment, privacy and room division. A division of LaserCuttingShapes, the company works from vector artwork to create custom patterns and sizes, using PET felt made from post-consumer recycled water bottles. Its panels and wall coverings combine decorative designs with practical features such as antimicrobial treatment, noise reduction and fire-rated materials.
From its Fairborn, Ohio operation, LaserLinc designs and builds non-contact measurement and process-visualization equipment for manufacturers. The 100% U.S.-owned company has spent more than 30 years helping production teams verify dimensions, wall thickness and surface quality in real time, while integrating measurement data into line control. Its equipment is backed by a typical four-year warranty and support that includes remote technical assistance.
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.
Last Arrow Manufacturing, LLC is an Orrville, Ohio precision sheet-metal fabricator and manufacturer that designs and builds operator cabs and other custom fabricated products. More than 120 employees work across two Orrville facilities, including one dedicated to welding and shipping. The company describes its work as serving customers in transportation, forestry, mining, firefighting, medical equipment, and other sectors.
Founded by Arie Teomi in October 1982 as a full-service print shop, Lasting Impression Direct now combines offset and digital printing with full-service mailing and targeted direct-mail support. The Solon, Ohio, company expanded into mailing in 2000 after a customer sought help with high-volume mailings, and Arie currently serves as industry vice chair of the Northern Ohio Postal Customer Council. It works with businesses of varying sizes, offering guidance on using mailing services efficiently.
Laszeray Technology, LLC is a full-service contract manufacturer providing plastic injection molding, CNC machining, tooling, finishing, assembly, and testing. It serves industrial, consumer, and healthcare markets and works with engineered resins, engineering plastics, metals, and specialty alloys.
Since 1984, Cincinnati-based Late for the Sky Production Company has been making specialty board games, beginning with MIAMIOPOLY and growing its college-themed games into a catalog covering about 80 major U.S. universities. The company also creates custom games built from a client’s own ideas, images and traditions. Its games are made in the USA at its Cincinnati facility, using domestic components and an evolving mix of recycled and recyclable materials.
A family business since 1975, Latitude 36 Foods began by supplying portion-packed croutons to fresh-cut produce companies and has grown into a multi-location food packaging company. Its culture centers on a collaborative, flat organization, with operations stretching from California to Ohio to support customers across the country.
Lattice Composites LLC is a U.S.-based custom formulator and manufacturer of advanced high-performance resin systems and composite materials, including prepreg resins, molding compounds, winding resins, infusion and laminating resins, adhesives, and specialty resins. It serves oil and gas, aerospace and defense, drones and general aviation, and medical device markets, working with epoxy, vinyl ester, phenolic, cyanate ester, glass fiber, and carbon fiber systems.
Established in Northwood in 2017, Lattuada North America distributes Adelio Lattuada’s Italian-made machinery for glass and stone processing across the United States and Canada. Its local team pairs more than 45 years of manufacturing experience from the parent company with North American technical support, a local spare-parts warehouse, installation, training and on-site service. The company also brings automation, robotics, IoT and augmented-reality tools to processors seeking more connected production.
Laureate Machine is a Leipsic manufacturer known for taking on intricate, highly specified work for industrial customers, including aerospace and medical-device manufacturers. It combines precision waterjet cutting with engineering support for custom parts and specialized production needs, including prototypes and small-batch runs.
From its New Philadelphia base, Lauren International operates a family of companies spanning polymer products, industrial valves, retail solutions, hobby aircraft and wireless internet services. The company’s distinctive lean-thinking culture emphasizes employee-led experimentation, collaboration and continuous improvement across businesses serving markets around the world. Lauren also puts that local, long-term outlook into practice through community partnerships in Tuscarawas County.
For more than 25 years, Lavy Enterprises has been a New Carlisle, Ohio, problem-solving shop rooted in agricultural equipment repair. The company now helps area farmers, truck drivers, and heavy-equipment operators keep machines working, including through custom machinery design and mobile service for equipment that cannot be brought to the shop.
Born from conversations with contractors and farmers, Lawsen Equipment has manufactured skid steer and excavator attachments in Ohio since 2018. Its user-focused designs aim to give operators clearer sightlines, protected hoses, and durable equipment that handles everyday jobsite wear with minimal maintenance. The company also rents its attachments in northcentral Ohio, giving customers a chance to try equipment before buying.
LayerZero Power Systems designs and manufactures mission-critical power distribution equipment, with production operations in Aurora, Ohio. Founded in 2001, the company has focused on static transfer switches and related power-distribution systems for facilities where continuity and electrical reliability are essential. Its vertically integrated manufacturing operation coordinates engineering, fabrication, wiring, assembly, and testing.
Founded in 2015, Cleveland-based Lazurite develops and manufactures wireless camera systems for operating rooms and endoscopy clinics. Its ArthroFree system pairs cordless surgical visualization with the company’s patented Meridiem light technology, while its quality processes comply with ISO 13485 and are certified by NQA.
Founded by Larry and Lois Gidley in 1975 as a family print shop in Willoughby, Ohio, LBL Printing, Branding & Marketing has grown into a full-service agency that combines in-house printing with brand design and digital marketing. The Gidley family expanded the business through several Northeast Ohio acquisitions before moving to Painesville in 2010, and today LBL develops everything from brand identities and websites to print campaigns and promotional materials. Its work bridges traditional production and newer content-focused marketing through a team of designers, writers, developers, and production specialists.