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SiliconeValley is a family-owned company created by sisters to make discreet, adhesive essentials that solve common wardrobe malfunctions, from nipple covers to backless support. Growing up in a house with five girls, the founders saw firsthand that bodies—and the fit problems that come with dressing them—are not one-size-fits-all. Its reusable silicone solutions and patent-pending lift tape are designed for seamless coverage and comfortable wear under challenging outfits.
Founded in 2014 from the medical molding expertise of sister company Polymer Conversions, Orchard Park’s SILIKON Technologies makes precision liquid silicone rubber components, with a primary focus on medical applications. Its scientifically documented molding processes support qualification and validation work, while Class 7 and Class 8 clean-room options accommodate projects that require controlled environments. The company operates under quality management systems registered to ISO 13485 and ISO 9001.
Founded in 1989, Silipos manufactures polymer gel products at its Niagara Falls, New York facility, where it also conducts gel research and development and converts base gel into finished products. The company says it makes more than 300 products for customers in 90 countries, with gel technology used across orthopedics, prosthetics, and skin care. It also develops customized gel formulations for medical and beauty-care applications.
Karen Stark founded Silk Naturals in 2006 after deciding to make the makeup she could not find, building an independently owned beauty company in Trumansburg, New York. The business began with Perfecting Powder and now develops clean, cruelty-free formulas through extensive ingredient research and repeated testing, often shaped by customer requests.
Established in Brooklyn in 2010, Silkys Screen Printing is a print shop with locations in New York and Tampa and a clientele that includes brands, bands and businesses. It is best known for handling bulk screen-printing projects from design through finishing, with worldwide shipping available.
Established in 2016, Silverpoint Technologies is a product company built around the idea that everyday home goods should become smarter and more sophisticated. It is best known for developing floor-care products designed to make household cleaning easier and more efficient, serving customers through retail brands such as Black + Decker.
SILVEX develops a polymer-based conductive coating that turns ordinary textiles into lab-tested EMF, EMI and RF radiation-shielding fabric. Its dip-and-dry technology is designed to work with existing textile finishing lines, offering a lightweight alternative to silver and metal fabrics while preserving a textile’s feel and breathability. The platform is intended for applications ranging from automotive and aerospace components to protective workwear and medical textiles.
Founded in 1980, Simba Global designs, sources and supplies performance textiles for commercial and retail customers, with its design work led from Melbourne and a manufacturing network spanning several countries. The family-owned business serves organisations from commercial laundries and healthcare providers to hotels and major retailers, coordinating a traceable global supply chain that ships up to 4,000 containers a year. Simba is also a Certified B Corporation, with its community work including the Simba Charity Foundation and substantial support for ADNP syndrome research.
Founded in Rochester in 1962, family-owned and operated Simcona Electronics Corporation supplies electronic components and industrial wire and cable while building custom industrial control panels. Its 70-plus employees work across three Rochester locations totaling 130,000 square feet, including a purpose-built 27,000-plus-square-foot panel manufacturing facility. Simcona combines more than six decades of sourcing relationships with build-to-print panel production, backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and UL-certified panel capabilities.
Simmers Crane Design & Services designs, engineers, manufactures, fabricates, installs, modernizes, inspects, repairs, and maintains overhead cranes, hoists, runways, control systems, and custom below-the-hook lifting devices. The company serves heavy industry, manufacturing, power generation, construction, primary metals, steel processing, recycling, logistics, aerospace, automotive, pulp and paper, mining, maritime, plastics, and other industrial markets.
From its Italian base, Simol S.p.A. manufactures support and leveling systems for equipment, trailers, agricultural machinery, and aircraft-maintenance structures. The company’s range includes its SIMOL-Q line, certified to ISO 12140, while its quality system is certified to ISO 9001 and welding processes for SIMOL-Q are covered by ISO 3834-2.
Simon-Aire Inc. manufactures package terminal air-conditioning chassis for new construction and replacement applications, with a particular focus on exact-fit units that replace equipment from a wide range of legacy manufacturers. The company says it brings more than 40 years of PTAC experience to designs used in hotels, hospitals, nursing homes, dormitories and residential buildings. Its chassis carry a two-year parts-and-labor warranty plus four additional years of compressor-parts coverage, and the company’s equipment is UL listed and approved by the New York City Department of Buildings.
Founded in 1990, Simon’s Decorating & Design is a Brooklyn-based residential and commercial interior design firm that builds, restores, and reupholsters furniture while creating custom window treatments. Its work is especially rooted in bringing heirlooms and well-loved pieces back to use, from European family chairs to leather sofas and refinished wood furniture. The firm guides projects from initial concept through completion for clients across the Greater New York area.
Founded by George Simon in 1911, Simoniz USA makes automotive appearance and protection products alongside professional cleaning and sanitation solutions for businesses worldwide. Still family-owned across multiple generations, the Bolton, Connecticut company has grown into four specialized divisions supported by 13 distribution centers and more than 450,000 square feet of facilities. Its Simoniz Garage also develops and tests detailing products with professional detailers, extending a century-old car-care heritage into modern commercial markets.
Founded in 1918, Auburn’s family-owned Simplex Manufacturing Company makes specialty fabricated parts, carrying its early leather-pump-component trade into modern stamping, die cutting, machining and forming. The company produces more than a million parts each week and builds and maintains its own hard tooling in a fully equipped machine shop, while its quality record includes 100% ratings in 2016–17, 2020 and 2023–24.
Born from Simone’s decision in 2009 to reduce the chemicals in her own hair and body care, Simply Simone Naturals makes natural and organic skincare products. The labor-of-love business focuses on simple, ingredient-conscious care, including products designed for sensitive skin without essential oils. Simone’s experience as a wife and mother of two continues to shape the brand’s emphasis on effective, family-friendly formulas.
SimplyMeats is a global distributor that packs sustainably grown food products to customer specifications and delivers them to locations worldwide. Its offering spans meats, grains, edible oils and other food products, with traceability highlighted in its bulk oil operation. The company also presents sustainability initiatives including fish-waste recycling and fish-skin leather.
Founded in 2007, Rochester-based SiMPore develops and manufactures freestanding silicon-based nanomembranes for life and materials science research. The company grew from ultrathin silicon membrane technology developed at the University of Rochester and uses semiconductor and thin-film fabrication methods to produce substrates for nanoscale specimen analysis.
SIMREX Corporation is a Buffalo, New York company known for building wireless data systems for vital operations in demanding conditions. It supports industrial customers with radio modems and custom engineering for applications such as transportation, energy, and water infrastructure.
Serving the New York area since 1971, Sims Steel Corp. is a Lindenhurst-based steel fabricator and supply center for residential, commercial and industrial construction. It keeps more than 1,000 tons of material on hand and prepares customer-specified steel for installation, backed by more than 20,000 square feet of covered workspace.