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HAVE Inc. manufactures and sells professional audio, video, data, fiber-optic, and power cable products, connectors, patchbays, cable reels, and related accessories. Its site explicitly presents hand-built cable assemblies and serves professional audio, video, broadcast, and data applications; submitted source context additionally identifies Broadcast, Sound Reinforcement, Corporate, Government, and Audiophile Consumer markets.
Opened in 1996, Pro Image Photo is a New York photo lab producing professional digital and film prints, including large-format fine-art work. Its two stores process film on site and have produced more than 10 million professional photographs, while also helping customers turn images into books, wall art and personalized gifts.
Pro Printers is a second-generation, family-owned Hudson Valley company founded by David and Linda Scott in 1989 and now run by their son Ryan and his wife, Kari. The Scotts have kept the business focused on personal service for local organizations, while building a distinctive chem-free operation that uses digital production and closed-loop paper recycling. It serves businesses and nonprofits with personalized printing and fundraising appeals.
From its Milwaukee base, PRO USA supplies printing and converting operations with precision blanket bars and the bonding and testing equipment used to install and verify them. Founded as the U.S. subsidiary of Germany’s PRO Blanket Bars, the company pairs German engineering and more than 25 years of blanket-bar design and manufacturing experience with North American inventory and support. Its facility stocks more than 1.5 million bars and can cut orders to length, while its glue-free systems and in-house pull testing address the practical demands of converters.
Founded in 1993, Pro-Tech Manufacturing and Distribution is a Rochester, New York manufacturer known for its Sno Pusher containment plows. Its products serve snow and ice professionals across North America, with the company supporting customers through a dealer network and replacement-parts program.
ProAmpac is a leading global flexible packaging manufacturer, providing creative packaging solutions and award-winning innovation to a diverse global marketplace. The company was founded in August 2016 and has grown through strategic acquisitions, with a focus on material science and sustainable packaging. ProAmpac offers a comprehensive range of flexible packaging products, including rollstock, pouches, bags, and labels, and serves markets such as food service, healthcare, and e-commerce. The company is a member of PPC, a family-oriented investment firm.
Built on 15 years of industry experience, ProBuild Sign and Display is a Long Island production house creating visual merchandising and retail environments for clients in New York. Its 5,000-square-foot facility supports projects from concept through installation, including signage and custom display work.
Founded by Tom Richards in 1978, Willoughby-based Process Technology designs and manufactures industrial heating, power-supply and process-control equipment, with a particular focus on ultra-high-purity systems for semiconductor and wafer processing. Its cleanroom assembly and custom engineering work support demanding applications in surface finishing and other industrial markets, while the 2025 acquisition of Kepco expanded its power-supply capabilities. Process Technology’s design, production and distribution operations are ISO 9001:2015 certified with design certification.
Family-owned and operated for more than 30 years, Processing Parts & Equipment supplies replacement parts that keep meat-industry linking and peeling equipment in service. The Cherry Hill company maintains extensive inventories for Townsend Frank-A-Matic and Apollo peelers, and its on-site machinists specialize in pump parts while also making custom components from prints or samples.
Prodigy Lighting engineers and manufactures LED luminaires for indoor and outdoor commercial and industrial applications, pairing its fixtures with lighting design and layout support. Based in Deer Park, New York, the company focuses especially on energy-saving upgrades, including retrofit kits that reuse existing fluorescent housings, and has worked on projects ranging from warehouses and car dealerships to colleges and large commercial sites. Its approach centers on iterative product evaluation, sustainability, and close collaboration with customers on project needs.
Prodose develops and manufactures private-label OTC and nutraceutical products, pairing bulk production in India with final packaging and distribution from its 106,000-square-foot facility in Ronkonkoma, New York. Its vertically integrated model is backed by Softgel Healthcare Pvt. Ltd., which produces more than 2 billion softgels annually, while Prodose’s U.S. team handles formulation, regulatory work, packaging, and logistics. The company is particularly distinctive for its proprietary Gummesules gummy-softgel technology and its focus on taking health products from concept to retail shelf.
Founded in Hong Kong in 1994, Product City Co. Ltd. manufactures fashion trims and apparel accessories, serving a wide range of clothing and accessory categories. With more than 350 employees worldwide, it combines manufacturing with import-export agency, wholesale supply, and sourcing support for global apparel clients. Its polyester buttons and metal hardware are certified to the Global Recycled Standard and Recycled Claim Standard, reflecting a focus on certified recycled trim production.
Product Club makes professional hair-color tools and salon accessories, a business that began more than 30 years ago with gloves designed specifically for colorists. Known for introducing the pop-up foil, it pairs its tools with technique-based education led by experienced colorists through classes, demonstrations, and online tutorials. Its educators also address the practical challenges of coloring textured hair, helping make Product Club as much an education resource as a salon-supply brand.
Rochester’s Product Integration and Manufacturing (PIM) is a single-source manufacturer of precision sheet-metal parts, machined components, and mechanical assemblies for intricate, close-tolerance projects. Its range of in-house capabilities carries work from blanking and machining through finishing and assembly, with ISO 9001-certified quality processes supporting the final product. PIM’s stated signature since its inception is the combination of craftsmanship, integrity, and quality.
Producto Electric Corporation, or PECO, is an American family-owned manufacturer of electrical conduit fittings and accessories, with a particular reputation for hazardous-location flexible couplings and cable-support components used in high-rise construction. Founded in the Bronx in 1935, the company now operates from Orangeburg, New York, where it continues a family legacy that includes manufacturing its first hazardous-location product in 1992 and supplying UL-listed cable-support bodies and wedges for projects including the Freedom Tower and World Trade Center Plaza. Its national distributor network is supported by stocked warehouses in the continental United States and Puerto Rico.
Founded in 1984, family-owned and operated Professional Plastics, Inc. supplies and fabricates engineering plastics, from sheet and rod stock to precision plastic parts. With more than 450 employees across 23 stocking locations in North America and Asia, the company combines a broad materials inventory with value-added fabrication performed to ISO 9001 and AS9100 standards.
Founded in 1974 by plating-industry veteran Arnold Abbey, Programatic Platers is a family-owned Queens metal-finishing company that plates and refinishes parts for manufacturers, designers, and hobbyists. Its equipment handles both small and large runs, while its partners extend the company’s capabilities to fabrication and repair. Programatic Platers serves more than 50 industries and has supplied finished products for companies including Martha Stewart Living.
Founded in 1972 by a nutritionist, Progressive Laboratories makes science-based nutritional supplements for health care professionals and also provides in-house private-label manufacturing. The Irving, Texas company operates from a 220,000-square-foot facility and bases its formulations on clinically studied ingredient forms and therapeutic potencies. Its private-label program can begin with runs as small as 24 bottles, a practical scale that sets it apart for smaller professional brands.
With more than 30 years in factory automation, Progressive Machine & Design (PMD) designs and builds custom robotic and automated manufacturing systems for clients worldwide. Based in Victor, New York, PMD operates more than 150,000 square feet of facilities with over 200 employees, including a process-development lab and dedicated clean assembly areas. Its proprietary PMDb business-management system tracks projects from individual parts to complete machines, while its lifetime service program supports equipment after installation.