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OLEDWorks manufactures organic light-emitting diode (OLED) lighting panels and related OLED technologies, including rigid, flexible, amber, embedded, automotive, and microdisplay products. The company operates manufacturing in Aachen, Germany, R&D in Rochester, New York, and serves automotive, luminaire, embedded-lighting, aerospace, rail, marine, recreational vehicle, medical-device, appliance, machine-vision, and other markets.
Olfactory NYC turns perfume-making into a hands-on experience, guiding customers through core fragrances and accords to create a custom scent that is freshly blended and bottled for them. Its scent advisors help guests name and label their creations, which can later be reordered or carried into body and home products. The company offers both studio sessions across 10 locations and at-home kits for exploring and refining a personal fragrance.
Olin Chlor Alkali Products and Vinyls manufactures chlor-alkali chemicals and vinyl products, with operations at plants across the United States and Canada. The business is part of Olin Corporation, which began in 1892; Olin says it incorporated Dow Chemical’s U.S. Gulf Coast chlor-alkali and epoxy assets in 2015. The company describes itself as a global supplier with the largest chlor-alkali capacity of any producer worldwide.
Oliver Inc. manufactures printed packaging and marketing materials, including folding cartons, labels, booklets, catalogs, presentation folders, and specialty packaging. Its capabilities include offset lithography, flexography, digital printing, decorative treatments, fulfillment, warehousing, folding and gluing, and packaging assembly for health and beauty, food and beverage, pharmaceutical, cannabis, and consumer goods markets.
With more than 250 years of combined printing and packaging experience, Oliver Inc. produces custom packaging and printed materials through a turnkey process that runs from design and proofing to fulfillment. The company operates six production facilities across the United States, supporting folding cartons, labels and marketing materials with in-house design, multiple print formats and warehousing. Oliver also brings a pronounced sustainability focus, offering responsibly sourced and recycled paperboards alongside certified environmental and color-consistency practices.
Established in Batavia in 1932 by Joseph Boyd Oliver, Oliver’s Candies manufactures chocolate confections in small batches and to order. The company’s signature flavor comes from selected cocoa beans, family recipes and a distinctive blending process, while longtime specialties such as Cashew Glaze and Hostess Squares trace back to its early homemade formulas. Oliver’s also supplies personalized candy gifts and fundraising chocolate bars alongside its retail offerings.
OLUJO makes high-craft, 100% Blue Weber Agave tequila born and bottled in Jalisco, Mexico, pairing traditional distilling with modern precision. Its signature Añejo is aged 18 months and presented in a hand-crafted ceramic vessel designed by sculptor Ivan Venkov and made at Anfora, a century-old ceramic house in Hidalgo. In-house maestro tequilero Alex Garcia brings decades of tequila experience to the brand’s bespoke spirits.
Founded in 2021 as New York’s first electric-vehicle manufacturer, Olympian Motors builds American electric vehicles around art-deco styling and a modular platform. From its bases in the Brooklyn Navy Yard, Malibu and Detroit, the company pairs minimalist cabins—designed without conventional display screens—with its open Olympus EV architecture and vehicle operating system. Its lineup includes the Model O1 and Model 84, while the Olympus Kit lets developers, businesses and builders create vehicles of their own.
Founded in New York City in 2020 after its founders grew tired of soggy paper straws, OMAO makes biodegradable drinking straws from PHA, a vegetable-oil-derived material designed to perform like traditional plastic without the same environmental persistence. Its straws are home compostable and can disappear in about 90 days, while the company’s sample packs are made in the USA. OMAO’s founding team won the Columbia University Alliance Social Enterprise Challenge and launched the company as a socially responsible business.
Ombra LLC develops and supplies mission-ready technology products and professional services primarily for the U.S. Department of Defense and related government and commercial organizations. Its capabilities include biometrics, space technologies, AI and machine learning, power and energy, chemical detection, undersea technologies, product development, testing, research and development, and program management.
Since 1970, Omega Heater Company has focused exclusively on manufacturing standard and custom electric heaters, controls, and accessories for industrial equipment. Based in Ronkonkoma, the company is particularly known for energy-saving ceramic heater bands used in plastics processing, while its in-house engineers also develop heating solutions for demanding applications across multiple industries.
Omega Optical, LLC makes precision optical components and systems, building on a Vermont history that reaches back to 1969 and a wider optical-coatings lineage dating to 1936. Its work has supported applications ranging from fluorescence and flow cytometry to the Hubble Telescope and Mars rovers, while recent development has centered on rapidly produced diffraction gratings, including deep-UV transmission gratings. The company is headquartered in Brattleboro and operates as an ISO 9001:2015-certified, ITAR-registered manufacturer that identifies its products as made in the USA.
Founded in 1936, Omega Optical is a U.S. optical manufacturer whose heritage grew through several specialized businesses before becoming one unified company. Based in Vermont with manufacturing operations across the Northeast, it works closely with OEM customers to develop precision optical solutions for aerospace, defense, life sciences and semiconductor applications. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified facilities support work ranging from custom filters to integrated optical systems.
Omega TMM manufactures and assembles tool presetters and inspection machines at its Fairport, New York headquarters, carrying forward a manufacturing history that began in 1948 as Parlec. The company has specialized in presetting since 1980 and develops tool-measuring systems and software for manufacturing operations, while also providing sales, calibration, repair, and ongoing support for its machines.
Family-owned OMG Shower Doors has been serving Long Island since 2000, designing, fabricating, and installing custom glass shower enclosures and other architectural glass for homes and businesses. Based in Copiague, the company brings more than 30 years of combined experience to challenging bathroom layouts, with its own crews handling precise measurement, fabrication, and installation. It also provides full bathroom renovations, extending its glass-first approach to complete wet-area remodels.
Created to tackle New York City’s unusually turbid water, Omicron Water Technologies supplies electrically driven, large-format screen filtration systems for buildings, industrial processes and stormwater reuse. Founder and president Matt Kaye draws on more than 20 years specifying, supplying and servicing this technology, while Omicron works with STF Filtros in Spain on systems tailored to demanding projects across New York City and the United States. Its stormwater equipment integrates filtration and ultraviolet disinfection at the factory, and its building filters are used in projects ranging from high-rise residences to New York City public schools.
Omni Lubricants is known for making Waterproof Green Grease™, a professional-grade synthetic lubricant with more than 30 years of use in demanding industrial and marine settings. The company serves customers whose equipment operates under heavy loads or frequent exposure to water, including mining and manufacturing operations.
Established in 2018, Omni-stat Medical develops temporary topical hemostats for controlling bleeding in hospital and emergency-care settings. Its OMNI-STAT and CELOX products use proprietary chitosan granule technology, developed for wounds ranging from minor bleeding to severe arterial injuries and shown to work in the presence of common anticoagulants. The New York-based company is a subsidiary of Medtrade Products Limited and provides product training alongside its clinical solutions.
Privately held under the Fronzoni family’s ownership, Omnia Advanced Materials grew from a specialty paper mill established in Alife, Italy, in 1960 into a two-country manufacturer. The company is known for its flexible, small-volume approach and for taking on technically difficult assignments, drawing on more than 60 years of experience to develop custom fiber-based materials for industrial and consumer customers.
With 20 years in electronic component integration and manufacture, OmniaElectronics develops and delivers equipment for high-tech, aerospace and defense applications, taking projects from early design through production and logistics. Headquartered in Madrid and operating across five countries, the company combines in-house engineering with outsourced production and supports long-term programs from prototype through follow-on service. Its quality system is certified to AS/EN 9120:2018 and ISO 9001:2015 for distribution serving aeronautical, aerospace and defense sectors.