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Since its founding in 1988, Prothotic Laboratories has remained a small, family-owned and operated facility led by founder Charles Quigg, who has more than five decades of experience in the field. Based in Farmingdale, the company is known for keeping fabrication in-house while providing individualized care, particularly for children and families managing mobility challenges.
ProtoFinish makes appearance prototypes and models, painting them to simulate the color, finish, and feel of production units. Its model makers, painters, and manufacturing professionals bring more than 70 years of combined experience to rapid-prototyping projects, with work spanning precision-built components and highly finished product models. The company emphasizes close client communication and quick turnaround from quotation through delivery.
ProtoMachines LLC makes full-color LED lights for light-painting photography, including the programmable LED8 and compact RADIUM. Its products combine digitally controlled color and brightness with exposure timers and preset storage, and are made in the USA from U.S. and imported parts. The company also supports its lights with guidance on selecting and safely using 18650 lithium-ion batteries.
Founded in 1983 as a local torque-converter rebuilder, ProTorque now manufactures custom performance torque converters through its in-house R&D and production operation. A division of Boninfante Friction since 2020, the company develops converters for applications ranging from street cars to professional drag-racing machines, matching each unit to the engine and vehicle combination rather than relying on stall speed alone. Its American-made products have helped drag racers set records and win championships, including in NHRA competition.
Founded by father and son Jose and Giovanni, family-owned ProtoSpark LLC is a Brooklyn machine shop that turns ideas into working prototypes through CNC machining, 3D printing, and mechanical design. The shop serves both individual inventors and established companies, pairing hands-on manufacturing experience with fast turnaround and collaborative communication. ProtoSpark also offers beginner-focused CNC training for people entering modern fabrication.
Prototype Manufacturing Corporation is a full-service machine shop providing machining and manufacturing services, including tool and die operations, jigs, fixtures, specialty machining, prototypes, and light welding and fabrication. It specializes in short- to medium-production runs and research and development projects.
Proven Design Products manufactures aftermarket accessories for the powersports industry, including snowmobile vents, snow flaps, replacement LED brake lights, and pickup-truck mudflaps. The company states that its design team takes concepts through in-house prototyping and CNC tooling.
ProWood manufactures and treats pressure-treated lumber for professional builders, emphasizing consistent performance and reliability. Its products are made for construction and outdoor projects, with treatment options intended for different applications and exposure conditions.
Woman-owned and rooted in the Bronx, ProXtracts™ Processing Inc. is a New York cannabis company built around small-batch, craft-minded production. It works with licensed cultivators, brands, and other operators, with a particular reputation for solventless processing and Temple Ball hash. The company holds New York adult-use Tier 1 processor and distribution licenses and serves clients throughout the state.
PRZ Technologies Inc. is a custom work-holding and manufacturing solutions company based in Lancaster, NY. Established in 1994, the company operates a 32,000 sq ft facility and provides design, engineering, and CNC machining services. They specialize in custom hydraulic fixturing for CNC milling and turning operations, as well as automation components and end-of-arm tooling.
Since 2009, Utica-based Psoria-Shield Inc. has researched and developed medical phototherapy equipment, centered on its Enhanced Aurora™ system for targeted treatment of vitiligo, psoriasis, eczema and other dermatological conditions. The compact system combines UVA and narrowband UVB diode technology in one device, is FDA-cleared as a Class II medical device, and is designed for precise, uniform treatments without toxic gases or scheduled maintenance.
Now operating as a division of Stellant Systems, PST Corp. is known for engineering high-power solid-state RF equipment for demanding military, medical, datalink, and commercial applications. The company develops custom solutions alongside standard designs, with products tested and inspected for dependable service in specialized environments.
A Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Business, PTX Defense is known for bringing an engineering-led quality culture to mission-critical aerospace and defense work. The Connecticut manufacturer supports government and commercial programs with precision components and assemblies, including solutions for obsolete parts, under AS9100D and ISO 9001 requirements.
Since 2007, Public Metals Corp. has supplied Long Island with more than 2,000 stocked metal items, serving everyone from large manufacturers to local homeowners and small contractors. The West Babylon company combines material supply with in-house cutting, punching, shearing and forming, and stands out for free next-day delivery across Long Island with no minimum order.
Born in New York’s Adirondack mountains from engineer Larry Hinkey’s search for a less cluttered mudroom, Puelche Dryer makes wall-mounted and portable boot and gear dryers. Its patented pegs retract into the unit when not in use, while warm air dries boots, gloves, shoes and helmets without the usual tangle of protruding pipes. Made in the USA from durable metal construction, Puelche dryers are also built in custom configurations for homes, mountain properties and sports teams.
Born from Daniel’s four-year experience with a feeding tube, Puffaluffs Inc. makes soft stuffed-animal covers that attach to IV poles and help make children’s medical equipment feel less intimidating. Founded by Daniel’s family and inspired by his nickname, “Puffins,” the company designs its companions with a center opening so pumps and attachments can remain accessible while wires and devices recede from view. Puffaluffs are intended for hospital stays, infusion treatments, and home medical care, bringing a familiar friend into an otherwise clinical setting.
Three generations of the Pugliese family have kept this Cutchogue winery going since Ralph and Patricia Pugliese established it in 1980. On the North Fork’s 55-acre property, the family grows and bottles its own wine while welcoming visitors for tastings in a relaxed setting beside the pond.
Founded in New York by Rosario Puleo in 1968, Puleo Electronics manufactures alarm annunciators and related monitoring systems for critical infrastructure. The third generation of the Puleo family now works in the business, which provides application engineering and custom solutions for installations ranging from utility substations to airports and government facilities worldwide. Its equipment has been used at sites including One World Trade Center and Hong Kong International Airport.
Founded in 1991, Pulisi manufactures cosmetics, personal-care products and home-cleaning goods for private-label and contract customers in China. Its 50,000-square-meter operation combines more than 150 automated machines with in-house R&D and quality laboratories, a self-owned supply-chain factory, and a farm in Japan that supplies raw materials. Pulisi says it has developed more than 5,000 formulations and works with over 300 beauty and personal-care brands.
Founded in 2011 by veteran packaging leader Paul Tasner, PulpWorks designs and produces custom molded-fiber packaging from renewable and upcycled materials as an alternative to single-use plastic. Its patented Karta-Pack began as a compostable replacement for plastic blister packs, and the company now develops production-ready fiber packaging for brands seeking recyclable or compostable protection. PulpWorks has earned more than 20 awards for sustainable packaging and environmental innovation.