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Service Machine & Tool is a family-owned and operated machining and fabrication company in Elmira, New York, established in 1985. It makes parts and tooling, provides added assembly, and offers turnkey machine-building capabilities in a facility with more than 25,000 square feet of manufacturing floor space. Its work ranges from build-to-print jobs to prototypes, supported by CNC machining and engineering services.
Founded in Detroit in 1920 by Herbert B. Van Pelt and his son, Service Steel remains a Van Pelt family-owned steel service center supplying tube, pipe and bar while providing fabrication support. Now operating through five regional locations, the company combines a century of steel knowledge with capabilities such as precision tube laser cutting and CNC machining for manufacturers and fabricators.
Founded in Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, in 1955 as a 3,000-square-foot retread shop, Service Tire Truck Centers now supplies and services commercial fleets through 49 locations across eight states. The family-owned company has produced more than 3.5 million retreads and supports customers with 24/7 Road Assist, more than 250 service vehicles, and its Service Tech mechanical division.
Since 1984, Service Van Equipment has outfitted commercial vans and trucks in Central New York, turning cargo vehicles into organized mobile workspaces. The company handles custom upfits for individual contractors and fleets, with particular experience in Adrian Steel equipment and specialty builds such as mobile medical and law-enforcement vehicles. Its fleet work is shaped around reducing downtime, with the company reporting that many vehicles are road-ready in about two weeks.
Servotronics manufactures application-specific hydraulic and pneumatic servo valves for safety-critical aerospace systems, working with customers to configure designs rather than selling a fixed catalog. Based in Western New York, the company supports demanding high-temperature and high-vibration applications with single- and two-stage valves, modular engineering tools, and dedicated program management. Its quality system is registered to ISO 9001 and AS9100.
Founded in 1976, Sesco Industries is a College Point manufacturer known for continuing to produce military-grade socket set screws for aerospace and defense customers. Its QSLM approval for tight-tolerance 3A threads reflects the company’s focus on documented, traceable production, while nationwide distribution supports customers across the United States.
Setton Pistachio of Terra Bella, Inc. is a family-owned and operated California pistachio grower and processor, with a history in pistachios dating to 1986. Located in California’s Central Valley, it describes itself as one of America’s largest pistachio growers and processors and operates five facilities, processing, storing, packaging, and shipping pistachios for customers worldwide. Its vertically integrated operation spans orchards through finished consumer and bulk products.
Seven Valley Specialty Cables is a management-owned Cortland, New York manufacturer that designs, makes, and tests custom cables for demanding applications. Its flexible facility produces tailored, one-off solutions for markets ranging from aerospace and defense to oceanographic and seismic work. The team brings more than 100 years of combined experience in specialized cable design, manufacturing, and testing.
Seville Central Mix operates three ready-mix concrete batching plants and produces concrete mixes and bulk aggregate materials to project specifications. It serves Queens, Brooklyn, Nassau, Suffolk, Long Island, and selected New York City and New York Tri-State Area projects, including NYSDOT, NYCDDC, PANYNJ, and JFK International Airport work.
Born in the basement of a Queens pastry shop in 1960, Seviroli Foods now manufactures frozen Italian pasta, sauces and desserts, with tortellini at the heart of its business. The Garden City company still makes pasta from scratch using authentic ingredients and equipment imported from Italy, while producing more than 12 million pounds of ravioli each year. Seviroli describes itself as the world’s largest tortellini manufacturer and also develops custom pasta applications for food manufacturers and private-label brands.
Producing entirely in the United States, Sewing Technology, Inc. is a Buffalo-based contract cut-and-sew manufacturer for military, aerospace, industrial, and commercial customers. With more than 33 years of experience—including over 25 years making components for life-support equipment—the company takes projects from prototype development through full production, with particular depth in demanding aviation and defense work. Sewing Technology is an SBA-certified HUBZone small business, a prime contractor, and a certified supplier to the U.S. Department of Defense.
Founded in 1971 by Ron Ross and five textile partners, Sextet Fabrics is a domestic fine-gauge knit converter producing made-to-order fabrics in the USA. Now operated by the next generation, Barbara Ross and Gordon Stern, the company stocks nearly half a million yards for immediate delivery and has longstanding expertise in knitted wool conversion, including a period when it was the country’s largest knitted wool converter.
Sfoglini began in Brooklyn in 2012 as a 700-square-foot pasta laboratory founded by Scott Ketchum, with the aim of bringing Italian pasta-making tradition to the United States. Now based in Coxsackie, the company makes pasta in a 37,000-square-foot Hudson Valley factory while retaining its focus on careful technique and inventive shape design. Its products are made for both home cooks and restaurants.
Based in Brooklyn’s Navy Yard, SG Fine Chairs brings Italian-made dining chairs and benches to designers and sophisticated homeowners, with custom finishes and upholstery shaping each piece. Its frames are reinforced with extra blocks and dowels, while an in-house finishing and upholstery process is aimed at heirloom durability and lasting comfort. The company offers a broad collection spanning classical to contemporary styles, with combinations tailored to individual interiors.
Sgaria is the 2025 platform formed by Hong Kong manufacturer Gang Hua Limited and Miami-based distributor Schemc Inc., combining more than 25 years of experience across the two businesses. It serves industrial customers in more than seven countries, with Gang Hua’s production supported by ISO 9001 certification and traceable quality processes.
Founded by Caribbean-born entrepreneur Randy Delbert Letang, SGP BioEnergy develops integrated bioenergy systems that turn sustainably sourced biomass into renewable fuels and other net-zero energy products. Its planned SGP Net-Zero Biorefinery is designed around a first-phase capacity of 60,000 barrels per day, connected to feedstock logistics and commercialization operations. Through its READY.GROW. program, the company also centers industrial hemp and traceable, ISCC-certified feedstocks while partnering with farmers and communities to expand agricultural opportunity.
Spun off by biophysicist Dr. Emmanuel Dumont in 2016 after wearable UV-measurement research at Cornell Tech, Shade makes wearable UV sensors and connected software that track exposure in real time. Its clinical-grade device uses a proprietary semiconductor to measure the UV index down to 0.001, supporting both personal sun-awareness and dermatology research. Shade says its technology has been used by major research institutions and is backed by peer-reviewed studies and more than $5 million in funding.
Shaffali makes skincare products in Southern California, turning Ayurvedic herbs, Indian spices and essential oils into face-and-body rituals shaped by aromatherapy and mindful self-care. Founded by Shaffali through her experience in the spa industry and more than a decade teaching yoga and meditation, the line grew from childhood beauty rituals inspired by her mother’s Indian ingredients. Its products are designed to bring a spa-style sensory experience into the home while connecting skin care with inner well-being.
Since establishing Shalestone Vineyards in 1995, the Thomas family has grown and hand-crafted exclusively dry red wines on the eastern slope of Seneca Lake in New York’s Finger Lakes. The family’s 6.5-acre vineyard produces about 1,500 cases annually, with son Seth joining as vineyard manager in 2008 and becoming head winemaker in 2016. Shalestone’s wines are shaped by the region’s shallow, clay-rich soil and distinctive lake microclimate.
Founded in 2012, Shannon Gates Inc. supplies commercial fencing and site furnishings for public and commercial projects across New York’s Tri-State area. The Deer Park company is known for combining chain-link fence components with practical public-space fixtures, including benches and athletic backstops, and is NYC WMBE certified.