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From its factory at São João da Boa Vista Airport in São Paulo, Brazil, SEAMAX Aircraft builds the M-22, an amphibious Light-Sport Aircraft designed for both water and land operations. The company’s Brazilian aviation heritage is reflected in an aircraft with a reinforced hull, carbon- and aramid-fiber airframe, and folding wings that one person can stow in under a minute. FAA-approved and delivered to more than 20 countries, the M-22 is supported through SEAMAX’s Brazilian and U.S. operations.
A family-owned Long Island business, Searles Graphics began in 1974 when Ken Searles brought home a printing-technology education from Rochester Institute of Technology and founded the company after his father’s basement printing operation. Now based in Yaphank, the company remains family operated, with Ken’s son Chris serving as partner and vice president. Its 15,000-square-foot facility supports marketing work for small and medium-sized businesses and nonprofit organizations, backed by a record of meeting deadlines for more than 42 years.
For more than 75 years, the Sears Companies of Rome, New York, operated oil-distribution facilities before turning their surplus storage capacity toward agricultural-based ice melters in the late 1990s. That shift made Sears Ecological Applications Company (SEACO) a research-driven manufacturer of ICE B’GONE® products for road agencies seeking longer-lasting de-icing with less corrosion. Its work is grounded in patents arising from the company’s discovery that sugars can lower the freeze point of chloride salt.
A woman-owned family business rooted in four generations of furniture making, Seating Inc. has kept chair craftsmanship and manufacturing jobs in western New York since Doug and Judy Hart founded it in 1989. From its historic Nunda factory, the company builds made-to-order commercial seating for workplaces and public agencies, with semi-custom work as part of its long-running identity.
SECO/WARWICK designs and builds industrial furnaces and metallurgical systems for heat treatment and vacuum metallurgy, with tailored equipment used across demanding manufacturing industries. The group combines Polish engineering roots in Świebodzin with an American furnace-making tradition in Meadville, where the SECO/WARWICK name has operated since 1984. Since its symbolic formation in 1991, it has delivered thousands of installations worldwide and supports equipment from other manufacturers through international service operations.
SECO/WARWICK designs and builds industrial furnaces and metallurgical systems for heat treatment and vacuum metallurgy, with solutions tailored to demanding manufacturing processes. The group grew from Polish engineering roots in Świebodzin and the American furnace tradition of Meadville, Pennsylvania, and has operated under the SECO/WARWICK brand since 1984. Its equipment and services now support customers in more than 70 countries, backed by research, automation and technical service capabilities.
Since opening in Buffalo in 1995, Secondary Services has prepared and protected industrial metal components through abrasive blasting and shop-applied painting. Its 80,000-square-foot facility includes four enclosed blast rooms, four paint booths and capacity for parts weighing up to 20 tons, with a separate glass-bead room dedicated to stainless and non-ferrous work. The SSPC QP3-certified contractor documents compliance with OEM, DOT, DOD and military specifications.
Founded by Singapore-born Louis Walsh-Tan, Secondz makes ready-to-cook curry puffs that bring Southeast Asian street-food flavors to the freezer. The New York food company grew from Louis’s homesick cooking and freezing experiments, turning handmade, double-sized puffs into a convenient meal or appetizer ready in six-plus minutes. As a queer immigrant founder of color, Walsh-Tan also uses Secondz to create jobs for people from marginalized communities and tell stories of identity through food.
Founded in 2013 by entrepreneurial co-founders Lisa Cammarata and Kathy Sio, Secret Celebrity creates and licenses home décor brands for retail, pairing interior designers with manufacturers to develop collections for national and international distribution. Its curated portfolio includes the house brand Secret Celebrity alongside designer-led collections such as Celerie by Celerie Kemble and the indoor-outdoor-minded Retreat brand.
Founded in 1963, SECS, Inc. manufactures precision machined components and assemblies, with a particular focus on gears, gearheads and related mechanical parts. The Mount Vernon company combines an extensive standard-parts line with engineering support for custom components, modifications and electromechanical assemblies. Its Electronic Hardware operation has manufactured handles and related hardware for more than 40 years, including standard and custom parts.
Since 1974, Sector Microwave Industries has made electromechanical microwave and RF switches for communication, military, satellite, and commercial ground-station applications. The Deer Park manufacturer handles production on its own premises and has supplied high-reliability switches for space missions since 1985, including NASA’s Mars Surveyor mission and OSIRIS-REx’s journey to asteroid Bennu. Its ISO 9001 quality system, in-house machine shop, clean room, and dedicated high-reliability testing facilities support both standard and custom designs.
Founded in 2001 after a Department of Defense request, SecureIt Tactical designs and makes modular firearm-storage systems for homes, law-enforcement facilities, and military armories. Its patented CradleGrid platform grew from work with U.S. Special Operations and replaces fixed safe interiors with lightweight, expandable storage built for straight-line access. The company says it has more than 25 years of armory-engineering experience and is based in Syracuse, New York.
SecureIt Weapon Storage is a Syracuse-based specialist whose armory work grew from direct collaboration with armorers and weapon specialists, including the U.S. Army Special Forces and Marine Corps personnel. The company serves military and law-enforcement armories with storage systems and design support focused on safer access, better workflow, and adapting older cabinets rather than replacing them outright.
Founded in Eindhoven in 2010, SecureOne International BV develops and manufactures vehicle-security systems, including UVIScan under-vehicle inspection technology and PlateCatcher license-plate recognition systems. Its research, manufacturing, testing and distribution operations remain based in Eindhoven, while the company supports customers worldwide through entities in Abu Dhabi and New York. SecureOne says its systems have been installed in hundreds of locations, including government, military and other high-security sites.
Known for its North American-made approach and hands-on support, 247Security Inc. has spent 20 years developing fleet video systems for transportation operators. The company designs, assembles, and packages its systems in Canada and the United States, then supports customers with certified installation and lifetime training.
Founded by Craig Seeley, Seeley Machine, Inc. grew from serving local industry into a Queensbury manufacturer supporting more than 500 customers in the United States and abroad. Its 25-plus machinists use reverse engineering to recreate parts once considered obsolete, while the company’s Cross Hatch machines reflect a specialized connection to can-making plants that dates to 2004.
Founded in 2019 as a spinout of superconducting-electronics company Hypres, SEEQC develops quantum-computing processors that integrate quantum circuits and classical control electronics on a single cryogenic chip. Based in Elmsford with facilities in London and Naples, the company also operates a commercial superconducting IC foundry that has fabricated more than 5,000 chip designs. Its System-on-Chip architecture is intended to reduce the cabling, latency, energy use, and complexity that make quantum systems difficult to scale.
For more than 60 years, Sefi Fabricators has been an Amityville, New York manufacturer known for carefully crafted stainless steel work. Its team builds American-made custom equipment for commercial and residential customers, with countertops and cabinets among its best-known work.
Founded by William E. Seibel in 1944, Seibel Modern is a family-owned, non-union manufacturer specializing in industrial welding and steel fabrication. The company has grown from its founder’s garage into a 70,000-square-foot Lancaster facility with more than 60 employees, and is now in its third generation of leadership. Its work includes custom steel fabrication and welded assemblies for construction-related projects.
Founded in 1990 through an early relationship with Orion Bus Industries, family-owned Seifert Transit Graphics makes transit decals and livery graphics for vehicle manufacturers and transit authorities across the United States. The upstate New York company has remained transit-only for more than 30 years, combining ANSI-based safety messaging with in-house design, printing, engineering and 3M-certified graphic installation. Seifert is certified as an NYS WBE, NYS DBE and ISO 9001:2015 company.