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Founded in Munich in 1962, Leadec provides industrial services that keep factories running across their full life cycle, from planning and installation through maintenance, automation and facility management. The company works directly at customer plants through a network of more than 380 locations on four continents, combining on-site factory expertise with its Leadec.os platform for digitally managed service processes. Leadec has 22,500 employees globally and remains particularly rooted in discrete manufacturing, with a history that began in technical cleaning and maintenance.
Founded in 1995 by Intercept spacer pioneers Bob Thoman and Mike McHugh, Leading Edge Distribution supplies and manufactures insulated-glass components for window and door makers across North America. From its origins solving unreliable tin-plate coil supply, the Cuyahoga Falls company has developed system-matched materials such as ThinStar and EdgeStar, while maintaining six distribution centers and redundant manufacturing for nearly all products. Leading Edge is also GED’s exclusive provider of ThinStar and its only approved supplier for materials used across GED Intercept Ultra equipment.
LeapFast Manufacturing Inc. grew from a collaboration between two researchers who found traditional institutional silos too limiting for bringing manufacturing advances into practice. Based on more than 15 years of advanced manufacturing experience, the company develops solid-state metalworking solutions and digital twins for manufacturers serving demanding industrial applications, particularly in aerospace and related infrastructure.
Lear Corporation is a global automotive supplier whose principal businesses are seating and E-Systems, and it describes itself as the largest U.S.-based automotive supplier. With more than a century of heritage, Lear develops and manufactures seating solutions and vehicle electrical/electronic systems for automotive manufacturers. Its global operations also include automotive leather and textile production and material-cutting technologies.
Lear Manufacturing has spent more than 35 years in the Cleveland area making close-tolerance machined parts, custom nuts, and specialized tooling. Its shop combines turning and milling work with tool-room support, including dovetail blanks and wire EDM services, for both production runs and one-off needs. The company also manufactures custom nuts in the USA, including specialty designs for industrial applications.
Founded by Nathan Leber in 2016, Leber Design & Print is a Grove City apparel-decorating shop creating custom graphics, screen-printed garments and embroidery for local brands and businesses. Leber brings experience managing high-volume garment-decorating operations for major fashion brands to a more personal, retail-quality service, including in-house embroidery digitizing and Central Ohio delivery. The shop also provides screen-printing training and works to reduce its environmental footprint through paperless billing, water reuse and recycling.
Founded by R. K. LeBlond in 1887, LeBlond Ltd. carries forward a machine-tool tradition that began with metal-cutting lathes. The company now helps owners keep LeBlond equipment working, drawing on a product-support team with 160 years of combined experience and maintaining OEM parts for machines made across the LeBlond lineage.
Founded in 2008 by physician Dr. Paul Lecat and Fran Lecat, Lecat’s Ventriloscope® makes simulation and recording stethoscopes that bring authentic abnormal patient sounds into clinical training. Dr. Lecat developed the patented technology after finding that instructors lacked a realistic way to teach auscultation, and the company now supports examinations ranging from standardized patients to pediatric and blood-pressure assessment. Its sound libraries are drawn from live patient recordings, and the Ventriloscope is presented as the only research-backed simulation stethoscope.
Since 2010, LED Lighting Solutions Global has manufactured American-made solid-state lighting systems for U.S. Navy and commercial marine vessels at its Ravenna, Ohio facility. With more than 20 years of combatant-ship lighting expertise, the company designs MIL-SPEC systems that reduce shipboard weight, power demand, and maintenance while standing up to harsh maritime conditions. Its products have been deployed across numerous U.S. Navy combatant platforms and include interchangeable replacement parts to help limit downtime.
Dayton-raised Led Sled Customs handcrafts Sportster-focused motorcycle parts and builds complete custom bikes from the ground up. Refining its craft since 2002, the shop makes its parts in Dayton, Ohio, and has built a reputation around hardtail frames and custom rides shaped with customers’ own visions. Its team has worked with thousands of customers and supports builders with installation guidance for its parts.
Rooted in a printing company founded in 1905, Lee Printers is a family-owned Cincinnati-area commercial printer that combines modern production technology with the Krieg family’s hands-on craft tradition. The company has operated as Lee Printers since consolidating its Hamilton and Lockland plants in Sharonville in 1977, producing everything from short-run color work to bound books and creatively finished paper pieces. Its extensive bindery and trade-printing experience remain particular strengths after more than a century in the business.
For more than 30 years, Cleveland-area Lee Silsby Compounding Pharmacy has prepared patient-specific medications as a 503A pharmacy, tailoring dosage forms and formulations when commercial prescriptions do not fit an individual’s needs. Its clinically trained pharmacy team supports prescribers and patients through custom formulation design, dedicated quality control, and nationwide shipping, including international service.
Lee’s Grinding, Inc. provides close-tolerance grinding services for parts whose production depends on carefully prepared grinding operations. The company describes its work as “grinding intensive” and offers project management capabilities to coordinate related production steps.
Founded in 2003, Cleveland-based LEFCO Worthington makes custom wood crates and industrial wood packaging tailored to protect everything from delicate electronics to heavy machinery in transit. The employee-owned manufacturer works from a 30,000-square-foot facility, where its in-house design and engineering team develops crating solutions and supports packaging and delivery. LEFCO is also certified to apply the ISPM #15 stamp, helping prepare wood packaging for international shipments.
Legrand AV Inc. makes and sells audiovisual equipment and installation infrastructure, with a portfolio presented through brands including Chief, Da-Lite, C2G, Middle Atlantic, and Wiremold. Its listed US operations include manufacturing centers, a warehouse, and an assembly and distribution center; the site also describes custom design consultation and installation assistance for dvLED video walls.
Legrand North America is the North and Central American division of Legrand, a global specialist in electrical and digital building infrastructure; the division is described as the largest component of the worldwide group, with more than 9,200 employees. It designs and manufactures products and connected infrastructure for residential and non-residential spaces, and its portfolio has expanded from electrical switches, wires, cables, controls, and shades to include audio/video, data-center infrastructure, and lighting. Legrand says it was founded more than a century ago.
Built from a father’s auto-body experience, Lehman Industrial Coating is a family-rooted Akron company that sandblasts and applies liquid and powder coatings to parts ranging from small components to large industrial equipment. Founded by Zeck Lehman about five years ago, the company combines his father Scott’s decades of hands-on finishing experience with a fully equipped facility designed for both custom work and production runs. Its expanded 40-foot coating booth reflects LIC’s ability to take on unusually large projects while maintaining precise, durable finishes.
For more than a century, Lehmann Mills has built its reputation in Salem through durable roller-mill equipment and the practical knowledge gained from supporting mills on production floors around the world. The company manufactures dispersion mills and precision rolls, while its service center helps manufacturers keep mills of any brand operating through repair and reconditioning.
Columbus-based LENTECHS is a privately held, clinical-stage ophthalmic medical device company developing patented soft, suspended contact lenses for people with presbyopia. Its lens design sits behind the upper eyelid and allows the eye to move freely behind a centered lens, aiming to provide glasses-like vision across distances. The company’s core technology was licensed from The Ohio State Innovation Foundation, and its innovations have received 38 global patents in addition to multiple U.S. patents.