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For more than 60 years, Babylon-based Lambda Square, Inc. has manufactured differential-pressure flow measurement equipment and complete systems for gas, liquid, and steam service. Its ORIPAC system, developed in 1984, combines an orifice plate with integrated metering taps and gaskets, while the company also provides custom-fabricated flow components backed by engineering and application support. Lambda Square says its equipment is installed at thousands of sites worldwide and can be tailored to specific piping and operating requirements.
Founded in 1967 by brothers Edwin and Stanley Berger, Lambro Industries is an Amityville manufacturer with roots in the HVAC distribution trade. The company expanded into metal and plastic manufacturing in the mid-1970s and now serves dealers, distributors, and retail markets from its 50,000-square-foot production and distribution center.
Founded in 2012 by engineer Tammy Gilon and Dr. Eyal Orion, Laminate Medical Technologies develops medical devices aimed at making arteriovenous fistulas more usable for people receiving hemodialysis. Its flagship VasQ extravascular support device reinforces the fistula’s connection during maturation and is sold across the United States, Europe, Africa, Singapore and the United Kingdom. The company’s team spans Israel, Europe and the United States, with VasQ supported by CE marking and FDA clinical development.
Born from a family’s struggle with eczema, damaged skin, and irritation, Lamonica’s Naturals makes tallow-based skincare and beard care using simple, minimally processed ingredients. The veteran-owned, RN co-founded company is led by Joe Lamonica, a U.S. Army combat infantry veteran and longtime police officer, and his wife, a nurse and college professor. Its HARDCORE line extends the brand’s grass-fed tallow approach into field-tested grooming for bearded customers, while its everyday products are made in the USA for sensitive and hard-working skin.
Lamonica’s Pizza Dough International has been making frozen pizza dough since the Lamonica family began in Brooklyn in 1962, supplying food-service operators and retailers with dependable dough balls. After expanding to Los Angeles in 1991, the company grew to four facilities and now produces more than 150 million pounds annually. Its bakers bring more than 150 years of combined industrial pizza-making experience, while every dough ball is X-rayed and made with natural, non-GMO ingredients.
Lamoreaux Landing Wine Cellars is a family-run Finger Lakes winery that grows grapes and produces and bottles its wines in house from estate-grown fruit. The Wagner family farm dates to 1948, and the winery began its first vintage in 1990 before opening to customers in 1992. Its vineyards on the east side of Seneca Lake have been certified sustainable through the New York Sustainable Winegrowing program since 2022.
Founded in 1976 by brothers Amos and Gideon Noach, Lamothermic makes precision investment castings at its owner-operated Brewster, New York foundry. The company has grown from a two-person operation into a 75-plus-person manufacturer in a 50,000-square-foot facility, producing parts from fractional ounces to 60 pounds. Lamothermic also keeps machining, inspection, heat treating and assembly close to the casting process, giving customers a single source from development through finished component.
Since Andrew Cant founded it in 1896, Lancaster Knives has remained a privately held, fifth-generation family business, now led by his descendant Scott Cant. Based in Lancaster, New York, the company is known as a domestic full-line manufacturer serving industrial users with machine knives and precision-finished machine parts.
Founded in 2007 as a small screen-printing shop, DKM Sales became Lancaster Specialty Printing after moving into a 38,500-square-foot facility in Lancaster, New York, in 2023. The company creates custom signs and graphics, with a production team whose design work is grounded in hands-on manufacturing experience. Its 2018 acquisition of RealEstateSigns.com also gives it a dedicated business serving real-estate agents.
Manufacturing in Western New York since 1945, Lancaster Tanks fabricates shop-built above-ground steel storage tanks from 500 to 40,000 gallons, including certified solutions for fire protection and backup power. Its experience spans changing codes and fire standards, with in-house engineers and direct ownership involvement supporting projects that require careful specification and coordination. Lancaster is UL certified, a member of the Steel Tank Institute, and known for pressure- and vacuum-testing every tank before shipment.
Founded in 1972 and family-owned, Lance Valves and Controls helps industrial customers find valves and set up flow-control systems from its Buffalo-area operation. The company is known for sourcing hard-to-find and custom valves, backed by application assessment, troubleshooting, and post-sales support. Lance has operated in a Buffalo suburb since 1985 and serves Western New York and the northeastern United States.
Lanco York is a privately held, third-generation family business whose roots reach back to Harry Leibowitz’s 1942 shipping-supply company in New York City. Today, the firm manufactures and distributes packaging containers, drawing on a family culture and long supply-chain relationships to serve customers that need dependable packaging support. Its history includes a move into corrugated manufacturing in Brooklyn and the establishment of current facilities in New Jersey and New York.
Founded in 1921 by Minnesota dairy farmers, Land O’Lakes, Inc. is a farmer- and retailer-owned cooperative whose businesses span agribusiness and food production. It produces dairy foods and animal nutrition products and also supplies crop inputs and agronomic services through its agricultural businesses. The cooperative operates in all 50 states and more than 60 countries.
Buffalo’s Szrama family turned the holes in a jumbo twist pretzel into Landies Candies’ signature confection: chocolate-covered pretzels filled with a sweet center. The family’s food-business roots in Buffalo stretch nearly 100 years, while Landies’ award-winning chocolates have been made in the USA since 1985. What began with a turkey baster in the candy kitchen now ships the family’s stuffed pretzels nationwide.
Founded in 1953 as Henry Landis Inc., Landis Refining Co., Inc. buys and processes scrap precious metals from dental practices and jewelry businesses. This family-owned corporation brings two generations of expertise to assaying and refining, with a customer-service approach built around free collection containers, insured shipping options, and flexible payment choices. Its programs also accommodate small quantities, including a single dental crown or bridge.
LANDS Superabrasives is a New York–Antwerp cooperation that has manufactured superabrasive materials since 1980. Its production and processing take place through Supertek SRL facilities in Romania, while the company’s laboratory supports tool makers with abrasive qualification and performance analysis. LANDS Superabrasives Co. USA is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
For more than 20 years, Landt Instruments has made precision battery-test systems and related lab supplies for energy-storage researchers and manufacturers. Its testers run across universities, national laboratories and major battery companies worldwide, with custom configurations spanning small research cells through battery modules and packs. Landt also pairs the equipment with purpose-built software and practical accessories, including four-wire clips for Kelvin testing.
Founded in 1934, Lane Enterprises manufactures metal and plastic drainage products and stormwater infrastructure solutions. The employee-owned company grew from a corrugated metal pipe producer into a coast-to-coast manufacturer with more than 20 facilities, and is described as the nation's largest producer of metal and plastic drainage products. Its long-standing work includes corrugated pipe manufacturing and structural plate systems.
For more than 50 years, Lane Science Equipment Corp. has made museum specimen cabinets that protect natural-history collections for museums, universities, laboratories, and private collectors. Its New York-based cabinets are built for demanding preservation work, from heavy rocks and fossils to delicate botanical and zoological specimens, with welded, vermin-proof construction used in several of its case designs. Lane also offers its manufacturing facilities and engineering staff for preservation and conservation consulting.
Founded in 1999, Lankem manufactures specialty surfactants for industrial formulators, with an on-site laboratory and production lines supporting both conventional chemistry and its bio-based BioLoop technology. Based in the UK with sales hubs in the United States and Ireland, the company combines surfactant expertise with technical guidance for applications ranging from coatings and emulsion polymerisation to cleaning and agrochemicals. Lankem’s management systems are certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001, and the company participates in Responsible Care.