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Special Metals Corporation invents, develops and produces high-nickel and cobalt alloys for critical engineering applications. Its history includes Henry Wiggin & Company, founded in 1835, and Huntington Alloys, founded in 1922; Special Metals Corp. was formed in 1998 through the acquisition of Inco Alloys International. The company says more than 80 percent of its alloys were invented in its own laboratories.
Special Tomato makes pediatric seating and positioning products, a line developed by industrial designer Tim Bergeron after he found that his daughter Carrie could not get the equipment she needed. The company says its Soft-Touch cushion products are hand-crafted in upstate New York and that it has more than 40 years of manufacturing experience in pediatric seating and positioning systems.
Since its founding in 2017, Special Touch Bakery has built its Rochester operation around “Purpose for All,” creating meaningful employment for people of all abilities. The 501(c)(3) organization’s bakers produce pies for wholesale customers while gaining opportunities to develop skills and pursue lasting careers. Its mission is central to the business: sales help sustain inclusive work and support organizations pursuing the same goal.
Specialized Imprinting is a Manlius, New York print and imaging company backed by more than 60 years of combined experience. It helps businesses present a consistent identity through custom apparel and promotional materials, while also handling practical business communications.
In business since 1929, Specialty Ambulance is a third-generation East Farmingdale dealership known as the oldest emergency vehicle dealership in the United States. It serves first-responder fleets with customized ambulances and related vehicle support, backed by a certified service department and 24/7 road service in the New York metropolitan area.
Specialty Box is a multigenerational family business whose story began when great-grandfather Sam Fialkoff accepted a die-cutting machine in a poker-game debt settlement. Over more than 60 years, the Fialkoff family has continually reinvented the company while keeping its focus on thoughtful, branded packaging for businesses ranging from neighborhood shops to global brands. Today, the company is known for pairing a personal, family-minded culture with packaging programs that help customers present their products consistently.
Specialty Silicone Products was founded in 1989 by four former GE Silicones employees who saw emerging applications for silicone chemistry that established suppliers did not yet serve. The Ballston Spa manufacturer is known for developing custom materials for demanding aerospace and defense work, including EMI shielding silicones, while also supporting medical and analytical applications. Its 54,000-square-foot facility includes an in-house laboratory and toolroom, and the company is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded by design and mechanical engineer Dave Young, Specialty Solutions supplies and installs laboratory equipment while helping clients plan safer, compliant research spaces. The Ohio-based company pairs in-house engineering with custom manufacturing, including locally made stainless steel countertops, and supports projects from layout and airflow strategy through delivery. Its team has more than a decade of industry experience and serves laboratory and commercial clients nationwide.
Four generations of the Wells family have shaped Specialty Trophies & Engraving since Guy and Clara Wells founded the Kingston business in 1962. Known for serving organizations that mark achievements and milestones, the company has expanded its in-house work over the decades and now operates more than 150 eStores for schools, clubs, government organizations and other groups.
Founded in 2002 by Chesky Berkowitz and Joel Zupnick, SpecialtyRx is a privately owned long-term care pharmacy serving healthcare facilities and their residents nationwide. The company has grown from a small operation into a multi-state pharmacy network delivering more than 9 million prescriptions a year, while keeping its founders’ practical promise to be “big enough to serve, small enough to care.”
Since 1944, Buffalo-based Eskay Metal Fabricating has made custom metal products, while its SpecialtyStainless.com division focuses on precision-engineered stainless steel and copper countertops, integral sinks, and cabinetry for residential and commercial spaces. Its engineers develop detailed SolidWorks 3D CAD drawings, and its craftsmen build, crate, and ship made-to-order projects throughout the United States and Canada. The company is particularly distinctive for integrating welded sinks and other countertop features into custom-fitted kitchen and commercial workspaces.
Specified Air Solutions brings together a family of brands that manufacture custom and semi-custom HVAC equipment for specialty industrial markets. Its portfolio includes rugged make-up-air systems for demanding facilities and hygienic air handlers designed to protect sensitive food-processing environments. The company is part of Madison Air’s portfolio of Best in Air brands.
Formed in 2021 through the unification of three established C5ISR companies, Spectra Defense Technologies brings more than 35 years of ruggedized defense engineering heritage to mission-critical programs. The company designs and manufactures integrated systems for defense customers that must capture and manage operational data in severe environments, drawing on facilities across North America and Europe. Its quality systems are AS9100 certified across all locations, while its enterprise maintains CMMC Level 2 certification.
Founded in 1983 as a color-matching house, Spectra Polymers & Color Specialties now distributes specialty polymers and produces custom color compounds and additive blends for plastics manufacturers. Ewerton Borges bought the company in 2017 after rising from a floor-sweeping job to plant manager, and Spectra has since expanded its manufacturing and warehousing to a 20-acre Vineland, New Jersey site while maintaining its laboratory in Bohemia, New York. Its color library of more than 67,000 established variations and practical recycling work give the company a distinctive role between resin suppliers and molders.
Since 2003, Poughkeepsie-based Spectra Vista Corporation has built portable NIR spectroradiometers for researchers who need reliable spectral measurements in the field. Its i-Series instruments document each scan with GPS coordinates and a target photograph, while the company also maintains an optical laboratory for calibration and characterization of Spectra Vista and GER sensors. SVC continues to support legacy instruments through calibration and repair when components are available.
Founded by Peter Jenkins in 1996, SpectraVET designs and manufactures veterinary therapeutic laser and LED devices for photobiomodulation, serving performance animals, pets, and wildlife. The company began with greyhound and medical acupuncture lasers, then specialized in veterinary lasers in 1999; since establishing SpectraVET Inc. in the United States in 2005, it has expanded its product range and worldwide service network while continuing to study and teach photobiomodulation.
From its Long Island, New York facility, Spectro-UV manufactures ultraviolet inspection lamps, radiometers and related instruments for work where defects and evidence must be made visible. The company keeps production, engineering, testing and calibration under one roof, and its facility holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and ISO/IEC 17025:2017 accreditation. Spectro-UV also runs a radiometer recalibration program, including accredited service and recertification for equipment from any brand.
Since its founding in 1947 as Spectron Glass Laboratories, Spectron Sensors has built its identity around American-made sensor engineering in Long Island, New York. The company first produced neon signs before shifting to electrolytic tilt-sensor work for Sperry Gyroscope in 1948, then developing proprietary technology for demanding aerospace, military, and industrial applications. Its staff works directly with customers’ engineers on custom sensing solutions, including equipment designed for extreme environments.
Since 1955, Spectronics Corporation has designed and manufactured UV fluorescent leak-detection technology, including dyes and ultraviolet lamps for HVAC/R, industrial fluid systems, and aviation fuel systems. The third-generation, family-owned company developed the technology it still specializes in today, with products used in applications ranging from power plants and oil pipelines to the U.S. Space Shuttle. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
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