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Liberty Pro Coatings is the new name for Alluvius, providing its coating products under the Liberty Pro Coatings brand. The company directs former Alluvius customers to Liberty Pro Coatings for product purchases and support.
From its Pittsburgh-area plant, Liberty Pultrusions manufactures engineered fiberglass-reinforced plastic (FRP) pultrusions, including structural profiles, electrical shapes and custom continuous-section parts. The U.S.-based company has worked in pultrusion for more than 40 years and has produced over 200 custom-designed shapes, backed by internal precision machining and structural fiberglass fabrication. Its corrosion-resistant, lightweight composites are used where steel, aluminum or timber would be vulnerable to rust, conductivity or weight.
Founded by seasoned seafood veterans, Liberty Seafood imports frozen seafood with an emphasis on all-natural, wild-caught and sustainable products. The Pennsylvania company also develops its Seven Fishes premium brand, applying attention to traceability, packaging and vendor accreditation. Its sourcing standards include supplier audits for responsible social practices and environmental stewardship.
LIBERTY Steel Group is an international, fully integrated steel and mining business that makes steel from raw and recycled materials and produces engineered steel products. Established as a trading company in 1992, it entered the steel industrial sector in 2013 and operates across multiple continents; the company reports about 10,000 employees and contractors at more than 30 locations on its About page. Its production spans flat and long steel, with downstream products serving strategic industrial sectors worldwide.
Founded in 2000, Liberty Tire Recycling collects end-of-life tires across the U.S. and Canada, then resells usable tires and turns the rest into recycled rubber products. With more than 50 collection and processing facilities, 3,500 employees and annual recovery of over 4.7 billion pounds of rubber, the company operates one of North America’s largest tire-recycling networks. Its materials find second lives in products such as rubber mulch and rubberized asphalt while helping divert tires from landfills and abandoned stockpiles.
Established in Pittsburgh in 1908, Liberty Welding Company is a family-owned welding and specialty machine shop best known for repairing truck and trailer axle spindles on site. Owner Bill Ferrari joined the company in 1971 and later developed patented tools that replace spindles without removing the axle housing, while the shop continues to take on general repairs, machining, and custom fabrication. Liberty Welding describes itself as Pittsburgh’s oldest welding company and America’s oldest axle repair company.
Librandi's Plating is a family-owned metal finishing and plating company founded in 1972, operating from a large facility in Middletown, Pennsylvania. The company specializes in chrome, nickel, copper, brass, and gold plating for automotive restoration, industrial components, and OEM production, serving industries from classic car collectors to medical and appliance manufacturers. With over 50 years of experience, Librandi's combines traditional craftsmanship with modern production capabilities, offering services such as polishing, stripping, and custom finishing.
Founded as a family machine shop in Pennsylvania in 1972, Librandi’s Plating restores classic automotive parts and provides industrial metal finishing for OEM manufacturers. Its specialty remains show-quality restoration, including difficult pot-metal trim, while its modern production operation serves customers ranging from collectors to major motorcycle and trucking brands. The company works from an 85,000-square-foot facility, and its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Life Plasma is a Pennsylvania blood-center organization focused on helping hospitals maintain access to blood during emergencies. Its FDA-registered facilities use trained medical staff to screen donors and collect plasma for plasma-derived medicines, with walk-in service available without an appointment.
From its Wilkes-Barre shop, Life Size Custom Cutouts turns customer photos and artwork into contour-cut life-size standees, along with distinctive big-head “Face-Ka-Bobs” and miniature acrylic Shelf Buddies. The company says it has more than 35 years in the cutout business, offering custom pieces up to 7 feet 5 inches and approved orders that generally ship the next business day. It also maintains a stock catalog of licensed and themed standees for parties, displays, and events.
Life Support International (LSI) is a Langhorne, Pennsylvania company known for developing survival solutions for aviation, marine, and tactical communities. Its quality management system is certified to AS9100 for aviation, space, and defense applications.
LifeAire Systems grew out of founder Dr. Kathryn C. Worrilow’s discovery that trace airborne chemicals could affect IVF outcomes, turning her laboratory research into a company focused on clinical air purity. Its patented technology now protects sensitive healthcare and life-science environments, with performance supported by peer-reviewed studies and Edison Award recognition.
Since 2014, LifeLens Technologies has built a human-centered technology business around making physiological monitoring more useful in demanding real-world settings. Its wearable monitoring platform serves healthcare and defense users, with testing in more than 40 U.S. military fielding events since 2021 and FDA clearance for ambulatory ECG monitoring.
LifeSafety Lighting, alongside its High5LED line, supplies life-safety equipment and commercial and industrial LED lighting fixtures to a nationwide network of lighting representatives. The American-owned company draws on team experience in lighting representation, electrical distribution, and lighting manufacturing, while keeping products stocked at warehouse locations across the United States. Its products carry UL and/or ETL certification, and the company offers a five-year warranty.
For more than 40 years, LifeScan has focused on helping people with diabetes manage their health through glucose-monitoring technology. Its OneTouch brand is used by more than 20 million people worldwide, while the company’s work also includes digital health solutions and hospital systems for diabetes care.
Since 2005, Lifestyle Foods has made fresh, healthy grab-and-go foods and custom private-label meals for brands serving customers across the East Coast. Based in Hanover, Pennsylvania, the company develops everything from single-serve meals to meal kits and uses modified-atmosphere packaging alongside cold-chain distribution to help preserve freshness. Its renovated facility is SQF, USDA, and FDA inspected and operates under good manufacturing practices.
Lifeware Labs develops ProPatch™, a wireless, portable patient monitor designed specifically for combat medics and first responders. The compact device integrates with the U.S. Air Force’s BATDOK system and uses machine-learning models to help identify stable patients and those needing immediate intervention. Its research-friendly workflow stores raw data in CSV files and supports analysis in MATLAB and Python.
Lifeway Foods, Inc. makes kefir and other cultured dairy foods, a business Michael and Ludmila Smolyansky began in their Skokie, Illinois home in 1986. The company describes itself as the largest kefir manufacturer in the United States and has expanded its product line to include farmer cheese, probiotic smoothies, and kefir butter.
Lifewear is a family-operated apparel manufacturer that has produced union-made garments in Pennsylvania since 1950, continuing the legacy of Yocom Knitting Company. The company makes T-shirts and sweatshirts in the USA and describes its facility as a second-generation family business. Its site also identifies flame-resistant clothing as a product it manufactures.
Founded in 1999 after its owner needed an affordable alternative to a $40,000 wrecker, Lift and Tow designs and manufactures hidden wheel-lift systems that turn three-quarter-ton and larger pickups into tow trucks. The company says it pioneered the truly hidden wheel lift, building its equipment in the United States for towing and repossession work, with professional installation and support available. Lift & Tow LLC was sold to Hidden Lift & Tow LLC, operated by Eugene Hurst, in 2016.