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For more than five decades, Parfuse Corporation has built its reputation in Westbury as a U.S.-based specialist in precision aluminum joining. The company supports manufacturers whose work demands dependable assemblies, particularly in aerospace and other critical applications, with projects ranging from prototypes to high-volume production.
Paritic Inc. develops 3D medical-imaging software, tracking hardware and integrated navigation systems for minimally invasive procedures. Its Pari-Path system overlays tracked instruments with CT and ultrasound imagery in three-dimensional space, supporting pre-operative planning and intra-operative guidance for puncture procedures. The system was FDA-cleared in 2014 and received China medical-device certification in 2022.
Family-owned Park Avenue Trimming makes leather goods and components for designers and brands from its New York City factory, taking projects from samples through full production. Established in 1982 as a handbag factory, the business expanded in 2011 when founder Pierre Dabagh’s eldest son, Alex, opened Park Avenue Trimming. Its experienced artisans still handcraft the work in the heart of the Garment District, where the company serves clients of all sizes.
Founded in 1967, Park Dental Research is one of the oldest implant companies in the world, with a history rooted in researching, making, and marketing dental implant devices. Based in Ardmore, the company now applies more than five decades of experience to help dentists, orthodontists, and dental laboratories work with modern digital dental technologies.
Park Enterprises and Park Holdings is a Rochester, New York manufacturer providing assembly services and turned, screw-machined parts. Park Enterprises began in 1978 as a tool-making, prototyping, and electrical-assembly shop, added large-scale assembly in 1991, and Park Holdings later expanded into Swiss CNC and screw machining. The company operates from a 60,000-square-foot facility and serves customers across a variety of industries.
For 75 years, Parkell has made dental materials and equipment in the USA for clinicians around the world, with products spanning restorative care and ultrasonic scaling. The Edgewood company is especially distinctive for its clinician-informed TurboSensor+360 scaler and patented DuraTip inserts, which are designed to maintain scaling performance through 3 mm of tip wear. Parkell also backs its equipment with an onsite service team whose technicians have decades of company experience.
Since 1889, Parker Family Maple Farm has been producing 100% pure certified organic New York maple syrup from its farm on the edge of the Adirondack Mountains. Five generations of Parkers have operated the family-owned farm, which also creates maple-based foods and ships its products year-round with a personal family-farm touch.
Parker Lord, part of Parker Hannifin, is a Fortune 250 global leader in motion and control technologies. For over 100 years, it has engineered products for diversified industrial and aerospace markets, with key technology areas including aerospace, climate control, electromechanical, filtration, fluid and gas handling, hydraulics, pneumatics, process control, sealing and shielding, and human motion.
Founded by Jack Parker in 1972, Parker Machine remains a Fort Edward shop built around the knowledge of 15 experienced machinists working in a 17,000-square-foot facility. The company is known for producing custom machined parts for demanding industrial customers, including pulp mills and manufacturing plants across the United States, Canada, and beyond. Its work has been recognized with Washington County’s 2015 Local Development Small Business of the Year award.
From its Buffalo-area facility, Parker’s GBI makes traditional British food in the USA and ships a taste of home across the country. The company pairs its own pies, sausages and ready meals with British-made pantry and bakery goods sourced directly from selected UK suppliers. After changing hands to fellow Brits Emma and Michelle in 2024, Parker’s continues to use traditional recipes, Victorian pie presses and time-honoured methods to preserve the food traditions its customers miss.
Founded in 1992 by mechanical engineer Greg Downey at his home workshop in Oakville, Parklane Mechanical designs, manufactures and installs custom systems that control environmental noise and vibration for commercial and industrial facilities. The family-run company manages projects from analysis and engineering through in-house fabrication and turnkey installation, with solutions built around each site’s equipment, airflow, structural and operational constraints. Its source-focused, modular approach has helped facilities meet noise regulations without disrupting production or maintenance access.
Parkview Printing, Inc. supplies print, signage, and merchandise and manages print projects from design coordination through delivery and installation. The company states that it produces large, complicated, time-dependent print projects.
Since 1948, Parlec has been a Fairport, New York manufacturer known for American-made precision tooling for demanding CNC machining applications. Now part of Techniks Tool Group, it also develops custom solutions through its Fairport facility for manufacturers across North America.
Founded in 2012 by Dillon Edwards after he moved from Portland to New York at 19, Parlor Coffee grew from a one-group espresso machine in a Williamsburg barbershop into a Brooklyn roastery. Its team now works from a repurposed carriage house near the Brooklyn Navy Yard, building transparent relationships with coffee producers while roasting for cafés and home brewers around the world.
For more than 30 years, Parlux has developed and brought fragrance and beauty brands from cultural icons and fashion houses to consumers worldwide. The New York-based company works across the full brand journey, from concept and product development through retail, direct-to-consumer, and distribution in more than 80 countries. Its Bellport, Long Island headquarters spans 600,000 square feet and includes one of New York State’s largest solar installations.
Founded in 1972, Parmenter Tire, Auto & Truck Service has served customers across upstate New York for more than 50 years. The company sells tires and wheels, provides automotive and fleet services, and operates a New York commercial tire retreading center.
Parré Chocolat makes artisanal dark chocolate from traceable, single-origin “Fine Flavor” cacao sourced through direct relationships with farms in places such as the Dominican Republic and Guatemala. Its origin chocolates use naturally simple ingredients, while the company’s farmer premiums, community donations, and ethical-trade practices connect each batch to the people and places behind it. The range also includes dark chocolate treats such as covered almonds and espresso beans.
Family owned and operated in Western New York since 1977, Parrinello Printing is a full-service print shop producing business communications and marketing materials from concept through printing and mailing. The New York State-certified woman-owned business combines graphic design, digital and offset printing, and mailing services for projects ranging from corporate collateral to newsletters and promotional items.
Parthenon Framing is a Medford, New York custom frame manufacturer with a 10,000-square-foot facility where its team crafts framing projects on the premises. The company says it has served customers for over 40 years and, under owners George and Joan Bubaris, added a printing division in 2020. It provides custom framing for individual artwork as well as large commercial orders.
Founded in a garage in the early 1970s, Parts Connection supplies replacement parts exclusively for Didde® printing equipment. The family-owned Bayshore company draws on more than 50 years of specialization and keeps more than 16,000 parts in stock, including hard-to-find components for older presses. President Bjorn Ekloff, who joined in 2001 after decades rebuilding and servicing Didde® equipment, continues the founder’s focus on technical knowledge and same-day support.