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With more than 20 years of experience in automotive carbon fiber, Scopione is known for hand-crafted, model-specific upgrades aimed at owners of high-performance vehicles. Each component is inspected and finished with UV-resistant clear coating, while the company’s U.S.-based support team helps enthusiasts confirm fitment before ordering.
Since 1995, Score Spaces has planned, designed, sourced and built purposeful workspace furniture and interiors, turning empty rooms into layouts shaped around how people actually work. The Brooklyn company takes projects from space planning and custom fabrication through installation, with work ranging from dense corporate offices to healthcare environments where privacy, durability and comfort matter.
Scott Petersen’s Payson, Utah, shop hand-builds custom forged golf clubs, from irons and wedges to distinctive putters. Scott Golf has designed every club head in-house since releasing its first irons in 2010, with each set fitted, built, and inspected by Petersen himself. Its SG-04 irons were voted MyGolfSpy’s 2021 “Most Wanted Game Improvement Iron,” while The Woody putter stands apart for its patented real-wood face inlay, making every piece unique.
With more than 100 years of combined experience, Scott Precision is a Bohemia, New York specialist in the tabbing and reinforcing industry. Since acquiring the Scott Office Systems machine division, it has expanded its local production and warehouse operations to support manufacturers of index-tab products with equipment and related service.
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Grant E. Scott Jr. founded Scott Engineering Company in Olean, New York, in 1960 with a willingness to tackle unusual engineering challenges—a spirit that still defines Scott Rotary Seals. The company now serves customers worldwide from its Olean operation, drawing on more than five decades of specialized fluid-sealing experience and complete in-house production to develop custom solutions for demanding rotating equipment applications.
For more than 45 years, Scott Shafiroff Racing Enterprises has built and rebuilt dyno-tested drag-racing and high-performance pump-gas engines in Bohemia, including custom Chevy and Ford combinations. The company also offers engine rebuilding with dyno testing and tuning, carrying the hands-on race-shop experience of Scott Shafiroff’s Pro Stock Mustang and Comp Eliminator days into today’s builds.
After Lori Levine’s breast cancer treatment prompted a search for better everyday snacks, she and her husband Scott began making plant-based protein balls in their kitchen and launched Scott’s Protein Balls in 2020. The company produces refrigerated, clean-ingredient snacks with recognizable ingredients, including nut-free options and kosher-certified flavors, for convenient energy without preservatives or artificial colors. One percent of every sale supports the Breast Cancer Research Foundation.
Born in Marysville, Ohio, ScottsMiracle-Gro has been helping people care for lawns and gardens since 1868. The company is known for consumer lawn-and-garden products sold under established brands including Scotts and Miracle-Gro, with more than 170 scientists and engineers supporting product research and development.
Since starting with a small hot-dog cart in Rome in 1978, Scotty’s Smokehouse BBQ has grown into a Central New York business built around grilled and smoked barbecue for fundraisers, catered events, and its roadside food truck. The company brings its food to gatherings ranging from family parties to corporate events, with its famous chicken barbecues remaining a hometown staple after 48 years.
Founded in New York, Scout Lighting designs and manufactures architectural LED luminaires and lighting engines for the built environment. Its New York-made products are developed in a Mineola, Long Island production facility and use modular systems that support repair, upgrades, and retrofit rather than full fixture replacement. The independent manufacturer also works with regional supply-chain partners and supports Buy America and Buy American requirements.
Scratch Bakeshop is a Rochester boutique bakery creating made-from-scratch cakes, pastries and custom sweets for everyday treats and major celebrations. Molly Hartley and Kate Cassels formed the business partnership in 2013 after working together at a local bakery, bringing culinary and design experience to hand-crafted wedding and special-event desserts. The bakeshop also develops allergen-aware offerings, including vegan and gluten-free options, and hosts private cake-decorating classes for groups of up to 14.
Established in Sunnyvale in 1987, SCREEN SPE USA sells, engineers, and services semiconductor production equipment made by SCREEN Semiconductor Solutions of Kyoto for customers across the U.S. With eight major local offices, the company supports wafer-fabrication operations through regional sales, technical engineering, training, and field service. Its parent manufacturer is known in the semiconductor industry for equipment reliability.
Scull Manufacturing, LLC is an Olean, New York machine shop known for producing complex labyrinth seals and related components for gas and oil compression equipment, turbines, and expanders. With more than 25 years of experience across manual and CNC machining, the shop handles projects from one-off prototypes through higher-volume production and can carry work from material acquisition through final inspection. Its inspection staff includes Level II-qualified personnel for magnetic particle and dye penetrant testing.
SDP/SI manufactures standard and custom precision gears, mechanical components, motion-control products, and mechanical assemblies. Its in-house capabilities include turning, milling, gear cutting, shafting, finishing, and assembly, serving aerospace and defense, automation and robotics, industrial and commercial, and medical markets.
For more than 30 years, Seal & Design Inc. has built its reputation as an engineering-minded sealing partner with four divisions across the United States and Canada. The company develops custom gaskets and other sealing components for manufacturers in fields where quality systems and dependable delivery matter, including automotive, rail, defense and medical production. Seal & Design has maintained IATF 16949 certification since 2003, alongside ISO 9001:2015 certification.
With more than 30 years in business, Seal & Design Inc. is a North American manufacturer and distributor known for helping industrial customers solve demanding sealing requirements. Its engineers develop custom gaskets for customers in fields such as automotive, rail and defense, supporting projects from design through delivery across four U.S. and Canadian locations. The company has maintained IATF 16949 certification since 2003 and is also ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Celebrating its 50th anniversary in 2026, Seal Dynamics is a HEICO company founded in 1976 that grew from a specialized seal supplier into a global aerospace partner. Based in Hauppauge, New York, it is known for combining technical product knowledge with logistics support for commercial and military aviation customers, including round-the-clock assistance when aircraft are grounded. Its distribution quality system is certified to AS9120 standards.
Seal For Life Industries makes protective coatings and sealing systems that extend the working life of critical infrastructure, from pipelines and water assets to renewable-energy equipment. Its portfolio brings together 14 brands and more than 60 years of experience, including STOPAQ’s self-healing corrosion-prevention technology and Covalence, which pioneered heat-shrinkable technology in 1957. Now part of Henkel Adhesive Technologies, the group serves customers in more than 80 countries with 650-plus employees.
Founded in 1963 by Thomas Kaler, Seal Reinforced Fiberglass is a family-managed Copiague manufacturer that custom-designs and fabricates fiberglass components, from architectural restorations to elaborate displays and sculptures. Kaler’s sons now carry forward his custom FRP experience, giving the 30-person company more than 100 years of combined field knowledge. Working from design and engineering through tooling, prototyping and production, Seal operates from a fully owned Long Island factory and has completed projects ranging from Wagner College and The Plaza Hotel to museums and installations overseas.
Sealing Devices grew from Terry Galanis Sr.’s $157 home-based venture in Alden, New York, into a third-generation family-owned company serving critical applications. Founded in 1963, the Lancaster-based manufacturer supports customers with custom sealing work and related engineering guidance, while maintaining a 225,000-plus-square-foot manufacturing footprint and serving all 50 states and more than 20 countries. Its quality systems have been certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D.