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Founded in 1957, Lucas Products Corporation is a U.S. manufacturer whose history runs from coated-fabric repair materials to protective eyewear for the indoor-tanning trade. Today, the Toledo-based company makes safety-focused products for salon and spa professionals, including its LUCAS-CIDE disinfectant line, which appears on EPA Lists N and Q.
Family-owned since 1994, Lucas Tool Grinding is a central Ohio shop that resharpens, repairs, and restores cutting tools for manufacturers. Its second-generation team brings a combined 80 years of manufacturing experience to work performed on five-axis ANCA CNC grinders, with simulation software used to check tool performance before it leaves the shop. Lucas also makes new carbide tooling from customer-supplied prints and serves customers throughout Ohio and across the country.
Ludowici Roof Tile, Inc. manufactures architectural terra cotta products at its New Lexington, Ohio facility, where its tiles have been made in the United States since 1888. The company traces its craft heritage to the Ludovisi family’s tile-making in Rome and is known for its long-running work in architectural clay tile. Its products are used on historic and newly built structures, and the company offers a 75-year limited material warranty on new tile.
Family-owned since its founding in 1964, Luke Engineering & Anodizing Co. remains closely tied to the Hayduk family, with third-generation leadership now guiding the Wadsworth, Ohio, company. It is known for hardcoat expertise and for helping aluminum manufacturers create parts that better withstand corrosion and abrasion, including demanding work for aerospace and defense customers. Luke operates five anodizing lines and twelve processing tanks across its facilities.
Lukjan Metal Products is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of sheet metal products for the wholesale HVAC industry, founded in Conneaut, Ohio, in 1964. Under the leadership of the founders’ son and daughter, it has expanded to four facilities in Ohio, North Carolina, Wisconsin, and Nebraska, with its named facilities collectively providing more than 700,000 square feet of manufacturing capacity. The company is particularly known for prefabricated sheet metal fittings and serves HVAC distributors across regional markets.
Born from a Cleveland signmaking business established in 1936, Lumacurve Airfield Signs manufactures curved, modular guidance signs for airport runways and taxiways. The company introduced its signature Lumacurve design in 1982 and is now a fourth-generation family company based in Macedonia, Ohio. Its serviceable signs are built around long-life aluminum frames, replaceable slide-in panels, and lighting systems that airports can upgrade or repair in the field.
Founded in Cincinnati in 2010 by veteran and volunteer firefighter Zach Green, LumAware Safety makes photoluminescent exit signs and egress systems that guide people to safety without electricity. The company began with illuminating firefighter helmet bands and has since expanded into custom safety signage, tritium recycling, and products such as its self-fusing Fuseall™ rescue wrap. LumAware received the 2019 President’s “E” Award for Exports, and its products qualify for three LEED credits.
Founded in 1956 by Joe Hardy, 84 Lumber remains a privately held, family-owned company based in Eighty Four, Pennsylvania. Under President Maggie Hardy, it has grown to more than 320 facilities in 34 states while continuing to serve professional builders through building materials and construction services. The company is nationally certified as a woman-owned and woman-operated business through WBENC.
Born from flexible illuminated fabric developed on a repurposed loom in 1985, Lumitex designs, develops and manufactures thin, integrated lighting systems for medical devices and other demanding applications. The Brecksville company works with medical OEMs from early concepts through prototyping, validation and production, with particular depth in surgical retractor lighting and phototherapy. Lumitex operates to U.S. FDA Good Manufacturing Practices and is certified to ISO 13485 and ISO 9001.
Lund is a truck-accessory brand manufactured by RealTruck, making exterior upgrades such as nerf bars, bull bars and fender flares for pickup owners. Its lineup also includes practical cargo and towing equipment, with select products assembled in the USA.
Founded by Columbus designer Andrew Lundberg, Lundberg Industrial Arts creates custom industrial art, public sculpture, signage, and furnishings from its Franklinton roots. Lundberg brings more than 20 years of branding and environmental-design experience to projects ranging from detailed concepts and 3D renderings to large-scale installations, including Franklinton’s interactive 25-foot Slingshot.
Since 1987, Lustrous Metal Coatings has provided commercial zinc plating and related metal finishing from its Canton, Ohio operation. The company expanded production with one of the largest programmable zinc electroplating lines in the United States, shipping more than 26 million parts annually at its 2000 peak. Its integrated manufacturing group brings pattern making, machining and finishing together under one roof, and Lustrous Metal is ISO 9001 certified and RoHS certified.
Founded in Finland in 1910, Luvata manufactures technically demanding copper products and provides related engineering support for applications ranging from electric mobility to healthcare. Now part of Mitsubishi Materials Corporation, the company operates 10 manufacturing sites across six countries and four continents, with about 1,500 employees. Its more than 25 years of experience in ammunition products and over 50 years in resistance-welding electrodes reflect a long history of specialized copper manufacturing.
LuxCraft manufactures poly lumber outdoor furniture at its workshop in Ohio’s Amish Country, where craftsmen use traditional woodworking techniques. The company describes its furniture as American-made and made from high-density polyethylene containing recycled material, and says it began in a small corner of a barn before moving to a modern facility.
With more than 90 years of inherited crystal-making experience, Luxium Solutions has grown through the union of longstanding producers including Harshaw, Bicron and Saphikon. Today, its researchers and engineers develop precision materials and integrated solutions for customers working in radiation detection, scientific research and demanding industrial applications. Its global manufacturing footprint includes five industrial sites, with ISO 9001-certified operations in the United States, France and India.
Luxury Care Products LLC, founded in Ohio in April 2018, is a Los Angeles-based automotive and marine care company focused on professional-grade protection for luxury vehicles and other fine surfaces. Its products are developed for detailing professionals and owners seeking durable, polished results.
Founded in 1985 as JIT Packaging, Lynk Packaging designs and delivers custom corrugated packaging from its Aurora, Ohio operation. Its ISO-certified design lab pairs package engineering with just-in-time warehousing and logistics, while the company also develops point-of-purchase displays and supply-chain programs that help manufacturers recover value from packaging waste. Lynk emphasizes environmentally responsible solutions and sourcing much of its paper through SFI-certified mills.
Since starting as a small distribution business in 1988, Lynx Chemicals has developed into a Johannesburg-based cleaning-chemical manufacturer with in-house production dating to 2006. It supplies cost-conscious cleaning solutions to wholesalers, resellers, companies and institutions, including bulk government contracts and private-label work.
LyondellBasell is a global chemical and materials producer that makes polymers, chemicals and fuels, and develops technologies for the chemical industry. It supplies materials for packaging, healthcare, transportation and other applications, and operates a worldwide network of facilities and offices. Its specialty powder operations include custom processing at facilities in Europe and Mexico.