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Born in the Alps and led by designers Kevin Seitz and Rob van Wyen, Seitz makes pared-back furniture shaped by Swiss craft and a slower approach to living. The studio works from a former 1910 babka factory in Brooklyn’s Williamsburg neighborhood, while its workshop in Muotathal produces furniture that qualifies for the Swiss Made label. Its collection is designed with honest materials and lasting use in mind.
Selby Marketing, LLC is a Rochester-area partner for businesses that need help getting branded materials and products into customers’ hands. The company handles the work behind the scenes, from design through fulfillment, for local and international clients of any size.
Since 1981, Select Controls LLC has designed and manufactured kinetic switches that detect acceleration, impact, disturbance and tilt for mission-critical systems. The company operates with independent engineering and manufacturing capabilities, offering rapid prototyping and custom activation levels alongside production of its established switch designs. Made in the USA and ISO 9001:2015 certified, Select Controls says it has sold more than 40 million switches for military, aerospace and commercial applications.
Select Fabricators Inc is a U.S. manufacturer of Faraday tents, SCIF tents, RF/EMI shielded enclosures, RF shielded boxes, modular anechoic enclosures, curtains, and pouches. It custom designs and builds fabric RF/EMI shielding products for government, defense, automotive, and technology applications, with products produced in the USA.
Select Products Holdings LLC is a privately owned paper converter operating production facilities in Henderson, North Carolina, and Huntington, New York. It manufactures paper products for retailers, distributors, and commercial partners, with branded and private-label programs. The company describes its products as proudly made in the USA.
SelectFlex develops adjustable orthotic insoles built around its patented PowerLift Arch technology, which dynamically changes arch support as the wearer moves. The company says its engineers and product designers developed the system through a collaborative partnership with a U.S. medical orthotics manufacturer, and a 2020 Quinnipiac University Motion Analysis Lab study measured increased arch support from the technology. Its arch-control insole received Industrial Safety & Hygiene News’ Best Foot Protection Product award for 2020.
For more than 40 years, Selectrode Industries has been known for making private-label welding consumables without selling a competing house brand. From its Aliquippa, Pennsylvania manufacturing plant, the company develops and produces custom-branded electrodes for customers around the world, including specialized products made to customer specifications. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in New York City in 2017, Self Love Cosmetics is an independent beauty brand making makeup for self-expression, from everyday looks to bold and avant-garde styles. Its identity centers on self-acceptance and individuality, with cruelty-free products sourced from responsible manufacturers and formulas such as its best-selling Precision Brow Pencil and made-in-USA finishing powder. The company also says it supports social causes that empower people and promote acceptance.
Founded in Syracuse in 1919 around a patented vibration-resistant thread form for railroad fasteners, Selflock Screw Products Co., Inc. now manufactures precision-machined parts and complex cable and wire-harness assemblies. The company moved into its current Syracuse facility in 2010, where its in-house digital production traveler and metrology capabilities support consistent, specification-driven work for demanding customers. SSP’s cable assembly operation follows the WHMA-620 standard and operates under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
With production sites in Commerce, Georgia, and Plattsburgh, New York, SELIT North America manufactures synthetic-foam underlayment for flooring systems. Founded in North America in 2010, the company has grown to a combined annual output of about 800 million square feet, supplying flooring manufacturers directly and developing tailored solutions with customers and technology partners. Its foams are 100% recyclable, supported by in-house recycling and resource-saving production practices.
Since 1971, Sell-Mar Enterprise has grown from a mirror purveyor into a Bronx-area architectural metal and glass company known for storefront fabrication. Its specification-ready work serves commercial property owners, contractors, and glaziers throughout New York and the Tri-State area, with rush orders a particular specialty.
Known for carrying the ancient Khewra salt tradition into contemporary markets, Selrox Inc. supplies natural Himalayan salt to businesses in Canada and the USA. Its work serves food and wellness customers, with custom salt walls as a distinctive specialty alongside wholesale supply.
Selux manufactures interior and exterior lighting fixtures, with U.S. production in Highland, New York. Its recent manufacturing upgrades include a 4-axis CNC mill, automated plasma cutting, and a new powder-coating system, supporting shorter lead times and made-in-America finishes. The company’s work ranges from architectural luminaires to durable outdoor systems such as Arca Pro, which carries a Declare label and DarkSky certification.
Semi-Conn NE interconnects chip technologies to standard or custom interfaces for high-tech companies performing reliability and functionality testing. The company ultrasonically wedge bonds diced chips using 1m Al / 1% Si wire with manual or automatic bonding systems.
Formed by the 2022 merger of SEMIKRON and Danfoss Silicon Power, Semikron Danfoss makes power semiconductors, modules, stacks and systems for electric power conversion. The family-owned company combines more than 90 years of expertise in power-module packaging with a workforce of over 3,500 people and production sites across eight countries. Its technology serves industrial, renewable-energy and automotive applications, including the company’s long-running SEMITRANS platform and newer silicon-carbide systems for high-power converters.
Since its founding in 1952, Semitronics Corporation has grown from an electron-tube supplier into a privately held manufacturer serving military and commercial customers. The Freeport company is known for high-reliability semiconductor work and for preserving access to devices that other manufacturers no longer produce. Its components support major defense and aerospace programs, with manufacturing qualified under MIL-PRF-19500.
Seneca Dairy Systems carries forward a family welding business that began when Clarence Martin started Green Valley Welding in the 1970s; the company began making dairy equipment for local farmers in 1978. Today, its research and development team continues that practical, farmer-focused tradition from the Finger Lakes, creating dairy barn solutions for operations across the country and supporting customers well beyond the sale.
Seneca Dairy Systems designs, manufactures and installs dairy barn equipment and technology, including its own automated temperature-control systems, from its facility in New York’s Finger Lakes region. Its roots reach back to Clarence Martin’s welding business in the 1970s, with dairy equipment production beginning in 1978 and the company later becoming part of the Seneca Iron Works family of businesses. Today, its research and development team combines custom fabrication with farm-focused product support, serving dairy operations nationwide.
Founded in 1864, Seneca Falls Machines is a long-established American builder of custom metal-cutting equipment in Seneca Falls, New York. Its hallmark is designing special-order machinery around demanding customer applications, from close-tolerance government work to sophisticated contour turning, with in-house engineers and technicians shaping each solution.
Seneca Farms Biochar develops and manufactures scalable pyrolysis technology and uses it to produce specification biochar and agricultural-grade wood vinegar. Based in Odessa, New York, the company’s horizontal bed kiln precisely controls temperature and residence time, allowing consistent products tailored to different applications. Both its biochar and wood vinegar are OMRI Listed® for organic use, and Seneca Farms Biochar was a finalist in the 2022 Cornell Grow-NY agricultural and food innovation competition.