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Phoenix Graphics provides custom print solutions from Rochester, New York, with specialized services for direct-mail marketing and election printing. Its work spans everyday business printing as well as the accuracy and compliance demands of election materials.
Privately held since its 1983 incorporation in New York, Phoenix Metal Fabricating is a Jamestown manufacturer known for the steady management and experienced, cross-trained workforce behind its custom metal job-shop work. The company was among the region’s early adopters of powder coating and earned ISO 9001 status in 1994, later receiving NYSOSHA SHARP recognition for its safety initiatives. Today, Phoenix supports OEM customers with custom metal fabrication and stamping across transportation, energy and industrial markets.
Founded in 1994, Phoenix Wrappers manufactures automatic pallet stretch-wrapping equipment for securing loads at the end of the packaging line. Its machines use all-steel construction and are designed for demanding conditions, with rotary ring, rotary arm, and conveyorized turntable approaches suited to different load types and production layouts. Phoenix is part of Pacteon’s integrated packaging automation group.
For two decades, Photon Gear has built high-precision custom optical systems, taking difficult designs from optical engineering through prototype and production lens assembly. Its small, flexible team pairs complex lens design with a specialized clean facility and multi-wavelength testing spanning deep UV to mid-IR. Led by optical experts Gary Blough and John Bowen, the Ontario, New York company is also registered for ITAR-controlled work.
Rochester-based Photonect develops laser-fusion technology and equipment for attaching optical fibers to photonic chips without epoxy. Its patented oxide mode converters and glass-to-glass fusion process are used in fiber-attach services and the PIX-Attach system, designed for research and scalable manufacturing. The company says its process delivers low-loss connections in under a minute, while PIX-Attach supports throughput of up to 60 units per hour with active alignment.
Founded in 1993 by Dr. Yusong Yin, Photonics Industries International manufactures diode-pumped solid-state lasers for precision industrial processing and scientific research, from its 67,500-square-foot facility in Ronkonkoma. Known as a pioneer of intracavity harmonic lasers, the privately held company makes its laser sources in the USA and holds 28 issued patents, with newer femtosecond systems extending a history that includes early high-power green and ultraviolet lasers.
With more than 30 years of roots in Upstate New York, Photonix Technologies is a U.S. manufacturer known for durable fiber-optic testing equipment. The company serves technicians in communications and military settings, while its engineering staff also develops custom optical and electronic designs for other industries.
For more than 60 years, PHP Pillet has made custom aesthetic prostheses from medical silicone for the face and limbs. Founded by Dr. Pillet, the Paris laboratory says it invented its aesthetic-prosthesis manufacturing techniques, combining sculpting and color work to create personalized devices designed to be worn in daily life. The team also provides technical follow-up throughout the prosthesis’s service life and travels to patients in Europe and North America.
Founded in 2007, Physical Pharmaceutica is a specialist pharmaceutical R&D firm built around the cross-disciplinary work of founding partner Robert A. Bellantone, a physicist who is also a registered pharmacist. The company develops tailored experimental and computational approaches for pharmaceutical companies and the FDA when standard methods fail, with particular recognition for its patented work supporting complex ophthalmic products.
Founded in 2019, Brooklyn- and Portland-based Physical Synthesis makes electronic musical instruments and develops sound and haptic hardware that turns digital signals into physical experiences. Its signature Cicada acoustic synthesizer uses controlled mechanical vibration and touch to create playable, modular sound, while the company also guides commercial product teams from concept through manufacturing. The team brings more than 30 years of combined engineering experience to projects spanning consumer and industrial products.
Piaggio & C. S.p.a. is the Pontedera-based company behind one of Italy’s best-known mobility stories, with Vespa reaching its 80th anniversary in 2026. It develops and manufactures two-wheelers and commercial vehicles for riders and businesses through the Piaggio Group’s international brand portfolio.
Founded in 2002 by college friends Howard Field and Kevin McCurdy, Picaboo turns customers’ digital photos into personalized photo books and other printed keepsakes. The company began in Palo Alto after being conceived on the Stanford University Golf Course, grew past one million customers in 2012, and later expanded into Picaboo Yearbooks and custom photo gifts. Today, its online design tools support creations ranging from seamless lay-flat books to calendars, cards, canvas prints, and photo puzzles.
Founded in 1967 to shrink oversized transformers, Pelham-based Pico Electronics now makes miniature and ultra-miniature magnetic components and power supplies for aircraft, military systems, and other demanding applications. Its compact designs include high-voltage DC-DC converters reaching 10,000 volts and power units up to 300 watts, with components used everywhere from single-engine aircraft to the International Space Station and Mars rovers. Pico operates a USA manufacturing facility and provides engineering support for modified and custom modules.
Born in a Belgian pastry shop in Ypres, Pidy has made ready-to-fill pastry products since 1967, including the pre-baked vol-au-vent shell that launched its international story. Now a Bouvard Professional brand, Pidy offers more than 400 pastry products to customers in over 50 countries, with production across Belgium, France and the USA. Its sites are certified to BRC, IFS and SQF standards.
Built by nine former Cake Man Raven employees, Brooklyn-based Piece of Velvet is a bakery specializing in velvet-textured cakes and cupcakes. Its signature red velvet anchors a menu of inventive flavors, while custom cakes are developed through face-to-face consultations and tastings. The company serves customers through New York storefronts as well as local and nationwide dessert delivery.
Pierborne makes centralized emergency power vault inverters and UPS systems that keep lighting and other critical fixtures operating during power outages. Its UL924-listed solutions are designed to preserve architectural design intent by powering existing fixtures, with systems that can be installed out of sight and deliver up to 90 minutes of emergency power. Pierborne also works as a technical resource for engineers, architects, and contractors selecting code-compliant backup power for commercial projects.
Established in 1990, Pierce Collision repairs collision damage on all makes and models from its Natick shop. The company combines computerized estimating and color matching with frame straightening and painting technology, and is a Certified First quality-rated auto body repair facility.
Pierce Steel Fabricators, Inc. is a family-owned, full-service steel fabricator founded in Olean in 1887, producing custom metal fabrications at its 45,000-square-foot Olean plant. The company has a long history in heavy steel fabrication and welding, and serves customers across North America and beyond.
Founded in 1999, Pierless Fish supplies restaurants, hotels, schools, and other foodservice customers with fresh fish and shellfish from its HACCP-certified Sunset Park facility. Its experienced butchery team prepares seafood to chefs’ specifications, while longstanding relationships with fisherfolk support responsibly sourced catches. Acquired by Baldor Specialty Foods in 2020, Pierless serves the metropolitan New York region with refrigerated delivery and seafood processed within hours of ordering.
Founded in 2016 by Pierre-Alexandre Bourdel, Pierre Atelier is a New Rochelle upholstery studio creating custom furnishings and interior treatments for high-end decorators and architects. Its work pairs traditional materials with modern aesthetics, while its antique restoration projects can be seen at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, The Frick Collection, and the New-York Historical Society. The studio also produces distinctive installations such as the metal-and-fabric canopy at Café Jalu in the Printemps store.