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With more than 40 years in New York City’s historic printing district, 1800 Postcards produces custom printed marketing materials and handles direct-mail work under one roof. Its 125,000-square-foot New York facility is supported by a web-offset plant in New Jersey for very large orders, while in-house designers and personal account teams guide projects from concept through mailing. The company is a G7-certified printer and serves both Fortune 500 companies and smaller businesses nationwide.
Founded in Buffalo in 2014, PostProcess Technologies develops automated systems that remove supports, clean resin and finish 3D-printed parts after printing. Its software, purpose-built hardware and formulated chemistry were created to address the often-overlooked third step of additive manufacturing, replacing labor-intensive manual work with more consistent, repeatable processing. Founder Daniel J. Hutchinson drew on engineering, additive-manufacturing and radar-systems experience to build the company around this specialized post-printing challenge.
Potsdam Specialty Paper Inc. researches, develops, and manufactures specialty papers, including latex, acrylic, and other saturated base papers. Its Research & Development work designs fiber-based products to meet demanding application performance requirements, and it supplies specialty paper categories for uses such as tape and medical packaging.
Since Rudolph Potters developed a new way to make glass beads in 1914, Potters Industries LLC has manufactured glass microspheres that improve roadway visibility and industrial formulations. The company now operates as a $400 million global business with about 900 employees across 30 production facilities in 14 countries, and its history includes roughly 100 employee patents. Potters also recycles more than one billion pounds of glass each year and holds ISO 9001 certification.
Since 1979, Pourware Inked has decorated drinkware with customers’ logos and designs, turning glasses and other vessels into branded merchandise. The Macedon company traces its roots from a garage-based printer to a 57,000-square-foot facility built in 2024, which is covered with solar panels. Its custom work includes printed, etched, and otherwise embellished drinkware, with the Grand Charente glass available exclusively through Pourware Inked.
From its Cazenovia headquarters, Powell Lacrosse designs and makes lacrosse sticks, shafts, heads and custom team uniforms. The company’s player-first approach is especially evident in its hand-strung Scout complete stick, developed to give young players a dependable first experience; Powell says it has shipped tens of thousands of Scouts to developmental programs, new teams and leagues around the world. Its in-house stringing division also lets players build highly personalized sticks, while its uniform program has outfitted 250,000 lacrosse players.
Founded in 2019 by Valrie Alexander, Power Beauty Unlimited is an Albany, New York business shaped by its founder’s own experience with alopecia areata. Alexander is a licensed hairstylist and clinical trichologist who provides individualized support for people navigating hair loss, including custom wigs for medical needs. Her approach pairs personal understanding with scalp-focused care in a private, supportive setting.
From its Gallatin, Tennessee headquarters, Power Chemical Corporation custom-formulates and manufactures metal-working and industrial cleaning chemistries. Its products are tailored to customers’ process conditions and end-product requirements, with a broad focus on metal cleaning and plant-operation cleaning. The company also highlights flexible lead times and an efficient manufacturing operation, while its formulation chemists develop customized solutions beyond its standard product portfolio.
Power Connector, LLC has kept its technical and manufacturing facility in the same Suffolk County, New York location for years, a continuity the company says is unmatched among its tactical communications interconnect competitors. Today, it designs and manufactures custom connectors for military and homeland security applications, with ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certifications supporting its quality systems.
Family-owned since 1966, Power Cooling Inc. has built its reputation servicing HVAC systems for facilities throughout the New York metropolitan area. Based in Long Island City, the company supports its field work from an 80,000-square-foot plant with dedicated technician training space and an on-site vehicle shop.
Power Device Corporation designs, manufactures, assembles, and tests high-reliability power, motion-control, data-networking, conversion, and space-qualified microelectronics products. Its offerings serve aerospace, defense, military, commercial aircraft, industrial, land, sea, air, and space applications, with manufacturing operations in the United States and United Kingdom.
Power Grid Components brings together a portfolio of grid-equipment manufacturers and suppliers serving America’s evolving transmission, distribution, and substation infrastructure. Its brands range from Elliott’s made-to-order pad-mount equipment, founded in 1952, to Royal Switchgear’s disconnect solutions, backed by more than a century in the electric power industry. The company also provides tailored engineering and manufacturing support for utilities, OEMs, distributors, and end users.
For more than six decades, Power Mole Trenchless has been a USA-based manufacturer known for building its own trenchless equipment with simplicity and durability in mind. The Lancaster, New York, company serves utility and construction professionals worldwide, pairing its equipment with operator training and continuing field support.
Founded in Schenectady in 1975, Power Pallet is a third-generation family-owned manufacturer of custom and recycled pallets that also operates one of the Northeast’s largest industrial recycling businesses. Now based in Amsterdam on a 27-acre site, the Donadio family has expanded the company from pallet production into material recycling, pallet management, mulch, and animal bedding. Power Pallet marks 50 years in business in 2025 and serves customers across the Northeast and through nationwide networks.
Founded in 1992, Power Resources International is a West Babylon company known for supporting the New York metropolitan area’s transportation infrastructure. Its full-service work spans automation and communications systems, serving organizations including the MTA, LIRR, and Port Authority from design through ongoing support. PRI’s quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and its manufacturing facility is UL 508A certified.
Power-Flo Pumps & Systems was established by a group of industry veterans whose staff brings nearly 100 years of combined industry experience. Based in Mansfield, Ohio, the company is known for pairing pump manufacturing with a long-running motor and pump repair operation, including service for equipment up to 1,500 horsepower.
Power-Flo Technologies traces its roots to 1929, when William Kauppert founded General Electrical Specialty, and today operates as a family of companies serving the Northeast. The company is known for pairing technically trained staff with practical project support for electrical, industrial, mechanical, and plumbing customers. Its work includes engineering and motor repair, with service extending across New York, New Jersey, and New England.
Founded in 1928 as General Electrical Specialty, Power-Flo Technologies has grown into a family of companies serving electrical, industrial, mechanical, and automation customers across the Northeast. The company is known for pairing technical engineering expertise with practical support, helping customers solve difficult equipment and project problems while also offering custom switchgear fabrication.
Tracing its roots to William Kauppert’s 1928 founding of General Electrical Specialty, Power-Flo Technologies is a family of regional companies serving industrial and building customers across the Northeast. The company is known for pairing engineering know-how with practical field support, helping customers design systems, keep equipment running and navigate demanding projects.
From its Rochester, New York base, PowerCharge makes electric-vehicle charging stations for homes, commercial properties and demanding fleet applications. Its lineup runs from the compact, dual-voltage FlexPower charger to heavy-duty DC stations, supported by the PowerCharge Connect network for managing access, billing and charger use. The company also makes a portable EV cart for charging where fixed equipment is not practical.