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Since 1948, Falconer, New York’s Rand Machine Products has made complex, build-to-print precision-machined components for global corporations. Its work spans demanding defense, aerospace, energy and transportation programs, and the company is now a Tier I supplier to multiple aerospace customers. Rand combines machining with welding fabrication, inspection and engineering support, with production certified to AS9100 standards and parts proudly made in the United States.
Rando Machine traces its roots to 1943 and has been a pioneer in air-laid nonwovens since its separate company was established in 1949. Today, it serves manufacturers developing fiber-based materials with custom machinery, a customer-accessible pilot line, and support for both current and vintage Rando equipment.
Randy's Racing Filters manufactures synthetic-media air filters, aluminum airboxes, replacement filter elements, and custom filters for racing and off-road applications. Its products use urethane molded ends, epoxy-coated aluminum wire support, and industrial-duty textile filter media.
Founded in 1988 by two brothers, Ranger Design manufactures commercial vehicle storage and turnkey upfit solutions for work vans, trucks, fleets, OEMs and tradespeople. Its facilities in Montreal, Rochester, Seattle and Ladson support a North American distribution network, while specialized offerings such as EV-ready van upfits and the Trazer truck utility system extend the company beyond conventional van storage. Ranger Design became part of Clarience Technologies in January 2025.
Founded in 1995 as a small family-run business, RANS designs, imports and wholesales home linen and soft furnishings for retailers across Australasia and international markets. From its Australian base, the company develops collections for modern interiors under four house brands, including its signature Jenny McLean range, while keeping quality textiles at accessible prices. RANS also monitors supplier working conditions and operates an OEKO-TEX-certified supply chain.
Rao’s Homemade grew out of the Rao family’s legendary New York restaurant, turning its slow-simmered Italian sauces into pantry staples alongside pasta, soups and frozen meals. Founded in 1896 by Charles Rao in East Harlem, the brand still emphasizes small-batch cooking and whole-peeled Italian tomatoes, with its original sauce created so more people could enjoy the restaurant’s signature taste at home.
Founded from owner John Petrocelli’s vision and named for his father, Raphael Wine carries on a centuries-old family tradition of winemaking on Long Island’s North Fork. Its underground, Italian-monastery-inspired winery uses gravity flow and a natural approach to make wines that express the region’s maritime climate and glacial soils. The estate is among the few in the United States to harvest its grapes entirely by hand, with vineyard work guided by more than 30 years of experience in sustainable agriculture.
Founded in 2011 by Dan Montoney and Tim Shaughnessy, Rapid Cure Technologies is an owner-operated specialty chemical manufacturer built around decades of paint and coatings experience. From its Liverpool, New York, facility, the company develops application-specific coating systems for industrial customers, particularly where standard products do not meet performance or production requirements. Rapid Cure is ISO 9001:2015 certified and serves customers ranging from start-ups to Fortune 500 companies.
Rapid Deployable Systems, LLC manufactures military shelters and has made tents and other sewn fabric products in Binghamton, New York, since its founding there in 1895. With more than 125 years of cut-and-sew experience, it supplies American-made shelters and also provides contract manufacturing for demanding military and commercial applications.
Rapid Fabrication LLC builds wood packaging for businesses, including custom crates, pallets and skids, with services that extend to on-site crating and CNC routing. Based in Buffalo, the company also handles asset protection and contract packaging, positioning itself as a practical partner for preparing goods for shipment and storage.
Rapid Machine Works brings CNC precision machining to Long Island, handling projects from straightforward parts to complex manufacturing work. Its team of CNC machinists and engineers pairs modern CNC equipment with rapid turnaround and an emphasis on accurate results.
Since opening in 1988, Rapid Print and Marketing has served businesses and local organizations from Victor with full-service printing, custom apparel, signs and graphics. The company pairs production with in-house graphic design and project management, handling routine business materials as well as highly customized print work. Its focus on business customers and more than three decades of experience are central to how it works: proofing every order and helping make printing straightforward for busy professionals.
Rapid Ray’s Printing and Copying has been making copies in Buffalo since 1973, providing digital and offset printing, copying, and related print services for local businesses and organizations. After 19 years in a small rental shop, founder Raymond A. Wellenc moved the company in 1992 into a purpose-built 5,000-square-foot downtown facility, where the locally owned shop continues to offer local delivery and guidance from proof through finished job. Its work spans quick-turn projects as well as larger campaigns, including direct-mail production and distribution.
Since 1904, Buffalo’s family-owned Rapid Service Engraving has made precision stamping and embossing dies, printing plates, and related prepress materials. Now in its fourth generation, the company carries its craft from letterpress work into CNC-cut, three-dimensional tooling while maintaining a focus on tight deadlines and photoengraving needs.
Founded by Annette and Philip Weinstein in New Hyde Park in 1980, Rapid Steel Supply Corp. is a family-owned Long Island City steel and metal supplier serving New York’s construction market. Its 20,000-square-foot plant combines stocked materials with custom cutting, welding and hole punching, while the company’s own trucks provide free delivery across the five boroughs and nearby counties with no minimum order. Roy Weinstein, who joined the business in 1993, now leads it alongside Vice President Kris Rutkowsky and still works directly with customers.
Since 2002, Buffalo-based Rapistak Corporation has been known for designing and manufacturing stacker storage management systems for industrial and government customers worldwide. Its tailored systems help customers organize heavy assets in less floor space, with engineering and fabrication performed to established safety standards.
Raquette River Brewing grew from Mark Jessie and Joe Hockey’s $4,000 garage home-brew setup into a Tupper Lake brewery making small-batch Adirondack ales. Founded in 2013, the brewery pairs experimental brewing with a locally built beer hall, food-truck alley, and a welcoming, family- and dog-friendly gathering place in the Adirondacks. Its Lake Placid tasting room, opened in 2023, extends that local beer-making story to another Adirondack community.
Rare Form Brewing Company is described as a small five-barrel brewery making craft beer. Its tap room features Sabbatical Session Ale, Cascadia Double IPA, Wee Plaid Scottish Ale, and Satan's Gut Imperial Stout.
Founded around the work of neonatal intensive-care nurse and co-founder Colleen John, R.N., RashEndZ, Inc. makes FDA-registered occlusive wound dressings that deliver continuous topical oxygen through standard medical oxygen supplies. Based in St. Petersburg with an executive office in New York City, the company’s patented GasPort™ platform is designed for hard-to-heal wounds as well as pediatric and perineal skin conditions, without proprietary equipment. Its clinical program includes an FDA-approved Florida hospital safety study and reported case results in pressure injuries and long-term-care wounds.
Since its founding in 1995, RASP Incorporated has built its identity around long-term customer partnerships in industrial automation. The Gansevoort company combines engineering and manufacturing under one roof, using its 30,000-square-foot facility to build and test control panels for industrial customers, including those managing older systems. RASP is ISO 9001:2015 recertified and maintains UL 508A certification.