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With more than 100 years of heritage, Lear Corporation is the largest U.S.-based automotive supplier, known for combining manufacturing scale with a steady focus on innovation. Its 164,300 employees work across 258 facilities in 36 countries to develop vehicle seating and E-Systems for the world’s leading automakers.
Jon Latronica, a leather technician since 1998, purchased Leather Refinishing Technologies in 2004 and built it around close knowledge of real-world repair work. Based in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, the company supplies OEM-grade leather and vinyl refinishing coatings to automotive customers, including Ford, while also offering training and technical support.
Founded in 1960, Lebanon Machine & Manufacturing is a third-generation family-owned company known for producing customer-specified metal components with design, production, and finishing handled under one roof. Serving customers from its Lebanon, Pennsylvania facility, the company supports both prototype work and production orders.
Lebanon Seaboard Corporation has grown from Vernon Bishop’s 1947 purchase of a Lebanon, Pennsylvania, fertilizer plant into a company with six production facilities and more than 250 employees. Still headquartered in Lebanon after more than 75 years, it develops and manufactures turf and garden products for professional grounds managers and homeowners, with its LebanonTurf division known for combining controlled-release fertilizer technology with biological plant nutrition.
Born in a West Philadelphia restaurant kitchen in 1986, LeBus Bakery makes handmade artisan breads, rolls and pastries for restaurants, grocers and food-service customers. Founders Esther McManus and David Braverman developed their French baguette after Esther returned from learning the craft in Nice, then broadened their baking through study with bakers in Europe and across the United States. Today, LeBus produces both fresh and frozen goods, including the brioche buns that have been staples of fine sandwich shops and restaurants for decades.
Leclerc Group is a family-owned agrifood manufacturer founded in 1905 that makes cookies, snack bars, and crackers in facilities across Canada and the United States. It also offers gourmet, healthy, and organic cookies and bars in snack-packed and bulk formats for food-service customers.
Founded in 1936 as the Laboratory Equipment Company, LECO Corporation is a family-owned analytical laboratory equipment manufacturer headquartered in St. Joseph, Michigan. It is known for elemental analysis instrumentation and has expanded into laboratory instruments used in metallography, thermal analysis, and mass spectrometry. LECO reports that its headquarters combines research and development centers with manufacturing facilities, and that it designs, manufactures, and assembles most of its instruments in-house.
Established in 1973, Lectromat, Inc. manufactures specialty B-stage epoxy insulation materials for the electrical and composite industries. The company also custom-formulates epoxy resins and compounds, developing materials around customer process and performance requirements.
LED Living Technology is a second-generation, family-owned manufacturer of commercial LED and off-grid solar lighting systems, with in-house manufacturing and more than 60,000 square feet across its East and West Coast operations. Its two integrated brands serve projects ranging from industrial production floors to municipal pathways, with custom configurations and retrofit solutions available when standard fixtures do not fit. The company also holds multiple U.S. patents in LED retrofit and lighting technology and supports specifiers, distributors, and reps with quick-ship inventory and project guidance.
Founded in Edmonton in 1995, LED Smart designs and manufactures LED lighting systems, intelligent controls and custom electronics for transportation, military, commercial and horticultural applications. The Canadian manufacturer keeps design, engineering, production and testing under one roof, with a Surrey facility that includes one of North America’s largest and most complete lighting test sites. Its work ranges from transit retrofits to NAVSEA-approved military lighting and AI-enabled CORE Mesh networking, backed by more than 50 patents and patents pending.
Lee Industries is a Montler family enterprise in Philipsburg that has carried on a local manufacturing tradition since Thomas J. Lee bought the plant in 1928. The company became a pioneer in stainless steel fabrication and has been custom-building process equipment for industrial customers since 1927, with its work now used worldwide. Its ISO 9001:2015-registered quality system and decades of equipment records reflect a business built around long-term service as much as fabrication.
Lee Michael Industries, Inc. is a New Castle, Pennsylvania contractor and steel fabricator serving commercial and industrial projects across the tri-state area. Its in-house custom steel fabrication workshop produces components such as platforms, tanks, and piping, while its experienced crews take projects from design development through construction completion. The company says its staff brings more than a century of combined experience in fabrication and construction.
Family-owned and operated since Ed Lee founded it in 1954, Lee Supply Co. is moving toward its third generation of leadership. The Charleroi company first served the coal industry and is now known for solving complex HDPE piping challenges through custom fabrication for clients across the Eastern United States.
Leech Carbide has manufactured tungsten carbide in Meadville, Pennsylvania, since 1965. Its work ranges from stocked EDM-grade blocks to custom preforms and pressed parts, made to customer specifications. The company reports operating a 50,000-square-foot facility with in-house powder blending and pressing.
LEECH Industries is a contract manufacturer founded in Meadville in 1948 as Leech Tool & Die Works, and it has grown from a family-founded tool-and-die business into a full-service manufacturer. The company operates a 90,000-square-foot Meadville facility and is veteran-owned; its work includes precision component manufacturing for demanding industries such as aerospace, defense, and medical manufacturing.
Leefson Tool & Die Co. is a family-owned and operated manufacturer founded by Jack Leefson in 1946, producing precision metal stampings and fabricating custom tooling and dies. Now managed by Jack's sons Dan and Richard, the Folcroft company has served customers for more than 75 years and handles short through long production runs.
LEER Group brings together truck-accessory brands, drawing on more than 60 years of experience in truck products and manufacturing. Its brands make truck caps and covers, including products designed for recreational and commercial pickup use, and the company describes American-assembled products supported by manufacturing operations in the United States. LEER Group serves truck owners through a network of independent dealers across the United States and Canada.
A family-owned business rooted in machinist John H. Leese’s 1953 start, Leese & Co., Inc. has kept its family character through successive ownership and growth in Greensburg, Pennsylvania. Today, the company serves more than 300 customers with precision CNC machining for demanding industrial work, backed by a long-tenured workforce and ISO 9001:2015 certification.
From its Cedar Rapids base, Lefebure Design develops GPS-guided technology and custom hardware and software for agricultural machine automation, guidance, and data management. It is also an authorized NovAtel dealer, supplying GNSS receivers and related tools while building applications that connect GPS and other sensor data to farm equipment and remote monitoring systems.
Legacy Chillers, Inc. manufactures process chillers for industrial and commercial fluid cooling applications, offering over 30 years of innovative process cooling solutions. The company provides custom OEM design and manufacturing capabilities for mission-critical cooling applications.