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Founded by licensed acupuncturist and TCM expert Sandra Lanshin Chiu, Lanshin makes handcrafted gua sha and massage tools alongside skincare designed to bring Traditional Chinese Medicine into daily beauty and wellness rituals. Based in Brooklyn, the company grew from Chiu’s clinical practice and nearly two decades of work pioneering TCM dermatology, with its Pro Gua Sha Tool reflecting her years of hands-on experience. Lanshin also teaches the techniques behind its tools through treatments, classes, and educational programs.
Founded in 1963 as Lansing Research Corporation, Lansing Instrument is an Ithaca, New York manufacturer with more than six decades of engineering-focused production behind it. The company makes aluminum electronic enclosures for engineers, OEMs, and product teams, working directly with customers to adapt established designs to their equipment.
Since its 1989 management buy-out from Lucas Automotive, Birmingham-based LAP Electrical has designed, manufactured and distributed automotive electro-mechanical products, including vehicle lighting and warning equipment. The privately owned company employs 80 people at its 3,000m² Great Barr site, where it develops products for construction, agricultural and road-going vehicles and exports to more than 40 countries. LAP also supports military applications and operates with IATF 16949 and ISO 14001 accreditation.
LAPP Insulators manufactures high-voltage porcelain insulators for power and utility applications, with the company’s American history dating to 1916. Its LeRoy, New York facility developed the semiconductive glaze technology used in its RG® insulators, which the company says have served customers facing contamination-related issues for more than 50 years. LAPP also provides custom engineering for its insulator designs and assemblies.
Founded by a surgeon who saw the limitations of existing operating-room tools, Brainchild Surgical Devices develops closure equipment for surgeons performing minimally invasive procedures. Its Lapro-Shark device is intended to make trocar-site fascial closure more controlled and consistent.
An industry pioneer with systems assembled and performance-tested in Niagara Falls since 1984, LAR Audio Systems is known for making commercial sound equipment that can withstand demanding, continuous use. Its history includes the LAR Cube, a distributed-audio system introduced in 1992 for stockbrokers’ desks, and its current systems carry a 10-year warranty for commercial facilities.
From its Albany base, Lark Graphics helps businesses put their names to work through screen-printed and embroidered apparel, promotional products, and business printing. The company also offers sourcing help, with sales professionals available to work through projects in the customer’s office. Lark Graphics states that its operations are guided by standards for product safety, ethical conduct, and environmental responsibility.
Founded in 2020 from an academic research project, Laronix develops non-invasive medical voice devices for people living with voice loss. Its AVA Voice™ device uses natural respiration to provide natural-sounding speech for laryngectomy patients, while the company continues developing broader and AI-enabled voice technologies. Laronix is an ISO 13485-certified medical device manufacturer with a patient-focused team working across the United States and Australia.
Established in 1987, family-owned Larry's Auto Electric remanufactures rotating automotive electrical parts in Melbourne, Florida. With more than 50 years of combined industry experience, the shop rebuilds units in-house and can handle components shipped from anywhere in the United States. Its work includes specialized rebuilds such as golf-cart motors and high-torque starters for select classic cars, backed by a one-year warranty.
Founded in 1981, Larson Davis manufactures precision acoustic and vibration-measurement instrumentation, with engineering and manufacturing based in Provo, Utah. Now a division of PCB Piezotronics and part of Amphenol, the company builds measurement systems used from community noise monitoring and building acoustics to worker exposure studies and automotive, aerospace, and industrial testing. Its quality system includes ISO 9001 certification and an ISO 17025-accredited, NIST-traceable in-house calibration service.
Founded by dental practitioner Dr. Jeffrey Lasner in the late 1970s, Laschal Surgical Instruments designs and manufactures precision dental and surgical instruments in the USA. The family-owned and operated company, established in 1978, developed its proprietary SONIC STEEL alloy and features such as THUMLOK to address instrument failure and the fine-control needs of dental surgeons. Laschal also works with practitioners to customize or modify instruments and backs its products with a lifetime guarantee.
Founded in 2009 by Israeli and U.S. military veterans, Laser Ammo USA develops laser-based firearms training systems for civilians, law enforcement and military users. Its SureStrike laser cartridges let shooters practice with their own firearms, while the company also builds training guns, electronic targets and simulators for use from the home to agency training facilities. Laser Ammo’s research and development work spans Israel and Texas, and its patented cartridge designs support customers around the world.
Founded in 1992 to carry on the former Laser Precision Corporation Radiometric Division, employee-owned Laser Probe, Inc. developed laser measurement instruments, including power and energy meters and radiometers. Its best-known work included broad-spectrum measurement equipment and the NIST-recognized Electrically Calibrated Pyroelectric Radiometer, a ±1% radiometric transfer standard. Laser Probe stopped manufacturing new instruments in 2025 and now directs owners of existing equipment to Legacy Fiberoptics for service.
For more than three decades, LaserMax has built its reputation around rugged, miniaturized laser technology for demanding firearm applications. The Rogers, Arkansas company supplies firearm makers and Fortune 500 OEM customers, with systems tested for conditions such as deep-water immersion and weapons recoil. Its commercial sights are also made for personal protection, home defense, and training.
Opened in December 2015 on the site of a former 1840s distillery, Last Shot Distillery is a small farm distillery in Skaneateles that handcrafts spirits from locally grown New York ingredients. Co-owner and distiller Chris Uyehara, a chef with 37 years of experience, developed the Japanese-style four-grain whiskey after winning on Discovery’s “Master Distiller,” while the distillery is also known for its gold-medal crème brûlée and orange cream liqueurs.
Founded in 1969, family-owned Lasticks Aerospace manufactures CNC and conventionally machined aerospace parts and assemblies for major aerospace companies and the Department of Defense. The certified small business has maintained AS9100 and ISO 9001 certification since 2001, pairing advanced machining capabilities with lean practices and in-house inspection. Based in Bay Shore, New York, Lasticks has grown through continued investment in its people, equipment, and quality systems.
Latham Pool Products, Inc. designs and manufactures residential swimming pools and related pool products, and describes itself as North America’s largest pool manufacturer. Founded in 1962, it reports more than 500,000 pools installed and over 70 years in the pool industry, with manufacturing, engineering, and sales teams across North America. Its products are made in North America and sold through a network of independent pool builders.
Latina Boulevard Foods is a family-run Western New York food distributor whose roots reach back to a 1954 Italian import store on Niagara Falls’ Pine Avenue. Under the direction of Charles Marazzo Jr. and Ann Marazzo, it has grown into the region’s largest locally owned broadline food distributor, with a USDA-inspected meat-processing facility and affiliated Boulevard Produce and Rochester Meats operations. Its foodservice reach includes more than 1,000 Western New York accounts served by Boulevard Produce, along with locally produced Rochester Meats beef and an exclusive supply of JBS Swift 1855 Premium Black Angus Beef.
Founded in 2008, woman-owned Latour Aerospace distributes raw materials and aircraft fasteners for the aerospace industry, with a particular specialty in aluminum extrusions. Its Westbury operation keeps more than 30,000 standard and non-standard extrusion shapes in stock and maintains a dedicated research department to track down rare or discontinued aerospace and military materials. Latour also provides plate and bar cutting and supports Level 1 GSI contracts.
Laughing Fork Farm grows seasonal vegetables and flowers in New York’s Hudson Valley black dirt region, pairing its farm store and CSA with dinners, workshops, and celebrations. Set on 14 acres at a former rodeo and horse farm, it centers its community activities in a striking three-story, 19th-century Dutch barn whose ground floor still contains a 14-stall stable. The store also carries products from neighboring farms, while the farm’s own flowers are grown and arranged on site.