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A fourth-generation family business, Sam Salem & Son began in 1944 with a sewing machine in a downtown Manhattan factory. The company now manufactures home goods for off-price retailers and department stores across the Americas, with design inspiration drawn from Paris, London, and New York.
Same Yuan Capacitor Enterprise Co., Ltd. manufactures capacitors, including aluminum electrolytic capacitors and film capacitor series. Its product information highlights wide CV values, a 2,000-hour load life at 85°C, and safety-vent construction for its EC line.
SameDayCustom is an on-demand custom apparel and merchandise printer that connects online designs with local print partners for pickup or delivery, sometimes in as little as one hour. It grew from a small East Coast mall store into a network of more than 100 store locations and vendor partners nationwide. Customers can order without minimums and receive free design assistance, while businesses and print shops can use the platform for rush fulfillment and additional local orders.
Founded by Charles Samelson in 1974, Samelson-Chatelane designs and supplies fire-retardant fabrics and finished textiles for hospitality interiors. From its Spartanburg, South Carolina distribution and heat-transfer print facility, the company supports hotel, restaurant and cruise projects with a broad stocked library alongside custom design and digital-print capabilities. It has supplied International Maritime Organization-compliant fabrics to the cruise industry for more than 20 years and also maintains recycled-textile collections made in the United States.
From its Bronx assembly plant, Sampson Mills Ltd. makes window-treatment and room-dividing systems for commercial and residential spaces. The New York manufacturer is known for developing its own curtain-track designs, including the S-Fold system, and for a parts-reduction approach that lets more than 40 systems use just eight profiles. Its development program also helps architects, contractors, and other clients create custom or private-label solutions, while its products carry a Made in NYC identity.
Samscreen, Inc. manufactures replacement screening media and crushing parts for the construction aggregates industry. The company says it has spent 30 years in the business and describes its manufacturing as U.S.-based, using North American materials; it also offers custom-made replacements to machine specifications.
Samsung Electronics makes consumer technology and home appliances, from Galaxy mobile devices and televisions to computers, displays, and connected kitchen and laundry products. The company also produces semiconductor components and builds security into its devices through the Knox platform, which uses hardware-based protections and ongoing threat monitoring. Its broader sustainability work spans product design, manufacturing, supply-chain practices, and digital responsibility.
From its New York headquarters, Samuel & Sons Passementerie creates decorative trimmings for interior designers and architects, with a stocked collection of more than 15,000 items. The company pairs an unusually broad range of passementerie with custom work, adapting existing designs or developing one-of-a-kind trims for residential and hospitality interiors. Its showroom network spans major design centers in the United States, London, and Paris, including a two-story Paris flagship opened in 2021.
From its Long Island City base, Samuel Broome Uniform Accessories supplies neckwear and daily-wear accessories for uniforms, with a particular focus on public-safety and postal apparel. Its catalog also includes a Studio Collection of scarves and distinctive neckwear, alongside practical pieces such as uniform belts and gloves.
Samuel Parry traces its work to an early machine that laminated paper onto cardboard and cut the corners of rigid boxes, and today the Michigan City operation supports rigid-box makers with equipment parts and related services. Its parts business serves Parry equipment as well as machines from several established packaging-equipment makers, with support extending to more than 20 countries. The company also connects customers with knife sharpening and Robox spotting and glue-system services through its operating partners.
Since its founding in 1855, Samuel, Son & Co., Limited has built its identity around metal while continuing to evolve with the industries it serves. Today, the company manufactures, processes and distributes industrial products for customers across Canada, the United States and Mexico, supported by more than 70 facilities.
Founded in 1989 by Robert Musorofiti and Frank Gentile, San Giuseppe Wine Company creates and imports its own premium Italian wine brands. Gentile, a Master Blender and co-founder, personally selects wines each autumn from growers’ estates in Italy, drawing on family roots in New York’s Italian Harlem and more than 45 years in the Italian wine trade. The company’s wines now reach 26 U.S. states as well as Canada, Bermuda, and the Philippines.
Named for Northport’s former “Sand City” district, Sand City Brewing Co. carries a local industrial story into its work as a brewery. The company makes a broad, changing range of beers for taproom customers at its North Shore and South Shore locations.
From the Strong Museum of Play to military aircraft and rail equipment, Canandaigua-based Sandmans Blasting & Coating prepares and coats everything from high-volume small parts to large industrial structures. Founder Richard Deys’s team combines media blasting with coating application in one shop, while also handling select on-site work and specialty Heresite systems; Sandmans is the only certified Heresite applicator in the Northeast. The company is a registered federal contractor with a NACE coatings inspector on-site daily for DOT-specification and DoD work.
Sandoz develops and manufactures off-patent generic and biosimilar medicines, making established treatments more affordable and accessible to patients worldwide. The company pioneered biosimilar development in 2006 and now has around 1,500 generics in its portfolio, with its production network supporting more than one billion patient treatments each year. Its history of pharmaceutical innovation reaches back to the first oral penicillin in 1951.
Founded in Sandviken, Sweden, in 1942, Sandvik Coromant makes metal-cutting tools and supplies tooling solutions to engineering industries. The company says its heritage has evolved from cemented carbide products to indexable inserts and coated cutting tools, and describes developing advanced technologies and tools tailored to customer needs.
Locally owned and operated for three generations, Sani Wash has helped commercial operators make cleaning easier since its founding in 1992. The Maspeth company is known for pairing commercial cleaning programs with factory-trained service for hospitality, healthcare, foodservice, and facility customers throughout the New York metro area and nationwide.
Since 2010, Sans Bakery has baked craveable treats in New York City that are 100% gluten-free, with many also vegan, including its family-recipe-inspired mini banana bread. The bakery’s take on Australian lamingtons—vanilla sponge layered with strawberry preserves, dipped in chocolate, and rolled in coconut—captures its knack for making inclusive baked goods feel like an indulgence, using better ingredients and no preservatives.
Santee Print Works presents itself as more than a mill: it is a textile community built for businesses developing fabric programs. Its South Carolina operation specializes in woven fabric while extending its work into digital printing, serving commercial customers with production from greige goods through finished cloth.
SanUVAire develops UVGI air-purification and surface-sanitation systems, with a particular focus on public transportation vehicles and other indoor environments. Its Breathe-Safe and Surface-Safe systems are designed for settings ranging from buses and rail cars to hospitals, using ultraviolet technology for continuous air and surface protection. The company also offers indoor-air-quality monitoring that measures conditions such as particulate matter, gases, humidity, and temperature.