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Oxbo designs and manufactures specialty agricultural harvesting and controlled-application equipment. Its product portfolio serves application, forage, fruit, seed, vegetable, and root-crop markets, including equipment for beans and spinach, berries, coffee, grapes and olives, peas, pistachios, potatoes, seed corn, sweet corn, and tomatoes.
Oxford Lithograph Co., Inc. combines traditional offset printing with digital production for projects ranging from same-day presentations to complex brochures. Its printing specialists also handle graphic design, mailing, and fulfillment, giving the company a role in carrying a project from preparation through delivery.
Oxford Nanopore Technologies develops and manufactures real-time DNA and RNA sequencing technology, spanning portable MinION devices to high-throughput PromethION systems. Founded around a nanopore-sensing approach, the Oxford-based company is known for reading native molecules from short to ultra-long lengths and delivering results as sequencing runs, rather than after batching. Its platform combines library preparation, sequencing hardware and analysis tools for research applications ranging from complex genome assembly to plant genomics.
OXO designs and makes everyday household tools that simplify tasks, from its kitchenware and coffee equipment to cleaning, organization, baby and pet products. Founded when Sam Farber created an ergonomic peeler to help his wife Betsey cook with arthritis, OXO has spent 30 years applying Universal Design to comfortable, durable products backed by a lifetime guarantee. The company also donates 1% of annual sales to environmental nonprofits and has given more than $2.5 million to Cookies for Kids’ Cancer since 2011.
Born from combat-medicine experience and an emergency physician’s response to oxygen shortages in the field, Oxygenium develops portable medical oxygen delivery systems. Its patented technology generates continuous, adjustable high-flow oxygen on demand through a chemical cartridge system, offering an alternative to explosive cylinders and power-dependent concentrators. The New York company was founded by trauma surgeon and former IDF combat physician Dr. Ben Alkahe with Ran Miron.
Oyster Bay makes New Zealand wines that express the crisp, fruit-driven character of cool-climate vineyards in Marlborough and Hawke’s Bay. Its first wine, Marlborough Sauvignon Blanc, helped put the label on the map after winning a best-in-the-world title, while the company’s founding membership in Sustainable Winegrowing New Zealand reflects its focus on protecting the land behind the wines.
Founded by brothers Alex and Max Muradian, Oyster Wellness is a Westhampton Beach design-make studio crafting ergonomic furniture for meditation, focused listening, and restorative routines. Its signature Meditation Chair was developed with exercise physiologist Jesse Schwartzman and refined through more than 7,000 hours of testing, while the Listening Chair treats seating as part of an audio system through a collaboration with Brodmann Acoustics. Each piece is made to order in the studio, alongside custom furniture and wellness-space solutions for residential and commercial settings.
Founded in Brooklyn in 2023, Ozmo designs helmets specifically for young riders whose families are navigating city streets by bike, scooter and e-cargo bike. Its Sidekick is built for children as young as one and is certified for e-bike speeds, combining Mips protection with a fit and everyday-damage defense system developed by founders Kenny Perkins and mechanical engineer Casey Charron. Ozmo’s kid-focused details, including a pinch-free magnetic buckle and a helmet personalization slot, are meant to make serious protection easier for children to wear.
Based in Ogdensburg, New York, OzoneExperts supplies ozone and hydroxyl generators for odor removal and air treatment. The company supports its equipment with replacement parts, maintenance kits, and product guidance, serving applications from vehicle deodorization to commercial facility treatment. Its product line includes U.S.-made Rainbowair, Queenaire, and Newaire systems, backed by warranties and a 30-day satisfaction guarantee.
Backed by 29 years of industry experience, OZOP Energy Solutions is a Warwick, New York, power-conversion company known for custom-engineered systems serving demanding industrial and military applications. Its equipment has supported organizations including NASA and the U.S. Navy, while the company is also developing infrastructure for renewable-energy storage.
P-Ker Engineering is a Waterport, New York firm known for handling difficult technical-ceramics projects from early development through testing. It makes custom ceramic components for customers who need prototypes or small- to medium-volume production, including specialized metal-ceramic assemblies for demanding applications.
P-POD® Orthotics makes pediatric orthotic products, including helmets shown in its care process for babies and young children. The company is currently preparing a new site while handling product inquiries and support directly.
Founded in 1965, P. Tool & Die Company, Inc. is an American precision manufacturer operating an 18,000-square-foot facility in the Finger Lakes region of upstate New York. The company develops custom tooling and produces precision-machined and stamped metal parts, serving customers from automotive, electrical, aerospace, medical, and industrial automation industries.
Founded in 1971 from a green open-rack truck and a dining-room-table office, family-run P.J. Mechanical designs, installs, services and maintains commercial HVAC systems across New York. The Pappas family business has grown into a five-company group while retaining long-standing client relationships, including some that span more than 50 years. Its service operation supports more than 1,000 accounts with a fleet of over 60 equipped vans, and its Delta Sheet Metal affiliate operates a 100,000-square-foot fabrication facility with nearly 400 employees.
A New Rochelle coating manufacturer with roots reaching back to 1923, P.O.R. Products began as Wood Finishing Products Co. and spent decades building its reputation in protective finishes. Today, the company is known for POR-15, its rust-preventive coating system, serving automotive restorers alongside users of heavy equipment and agricultural machinery.
Since 1982, P/Kaufmann Contract has supplied the global hospitality industry with performance fabrics and finished textile solutions for hotels, cruise ships, and guest rooms. Its offering spans custom project support from design and specification through fabrication and installation, with distinctive programs such as IMO-compliant marine textiles, turnkey roller shades, and made-to-order bedding. The company also develops American-made quick-ship collections, including the indoor-outdoor Terrazza upholstery range.
Since 1948, P&G Steel Products has remained a family-managed Buffalo manufacturer, now led by its third generation. The company serves global manufacturers as a contract partner, using in-house engineering to develop and produce metal components for demanding automotive and industrial programs. P&G’s long-standing customer relationships and IATF 16949 certification are central to its reputation.
More than 50 years after David George Sr. opened a Cornersburg pizza shop in 1974, his family’s Youngstown bakery remains known for the pepperoni rolls first developed for West Virginia coal miners. P&S Bakery now produces filled baked foods for school lunch programs across all 50 states, as well as retail and food-service customers nationwide.
Founded by David W. Dussault in 2007, P1 Industries is a Schenectady, New York contract manufacturer that makes engineered parts and products for OEMs, including large generator coils and custom machined components. Its in-house engineering, machining, fabrication, assembly and finishing work lets customers move from an idea or prototype to production with one manufacturing partner. P1 employs more than 100 people locally and emphasizes American-made production, rapid response and a notably strong 98% employee retention rate.
Founded in 1987, privately owned P3 International manufactures solution-oriented consumer products, including the Kill A Watt power monitor that helps households calculate appliance energy costs. The company develops easy-to-use products spanning energy saving, solar living and humane animal- and pest-deterrence applications, with its products receiving coverage in The New York Times and The Wall Street Journal.