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Founded by mechanical engineer and product designer David Shriver in 2020, Stache3D LLC turns sketches and ideas into physical products through 3D printing, scanning and CAD design. The Hamburg shop has worked with more than 300 clients, handling everything from prototypes and recreated mechanical parts to custom memorabilia. Its side store also reflects Shriver’s Buffalo roots with playful chicken-wing and Bills Mafia merchandise.
Established in 1983, STACK ELECTRONICS is a long-tenured independent distributor known for connecting manufacturers with the electronic parts they need. Its global network is staffed by managers who average 20 years with the company and more than 30 years in the industry, giving customers experienced guidance when supply chains become difficult. STACK serves OEMs, contract manufacturers, and other production organizations under ISO 9001:2015 and AS9120B certification.
From New York’s Lower Hudson Valley, Stack Street Coffee small-batch roasts organic beans in-house for its own coffee line and for wholesale and private-label customers. The company buys directly from growers and cooperatives, building producer relationships while offering made-in-New-York coffee for home, food-service, and retail brands. Its single-serve operation supports orders from 20,000 cups to millions, giving Stack Street a notable bridge between artisanal roasting and large-scale pod production.
Based in Tupper Lake, New York, Stacked Graphics, INC is an apparel decorator shop producing custom embroidered and screen-printed apparel alongside signage and branded merchandise. Its work ranges from direct embroidery on Mossbrook hats to trailer decals for LJ’s Food Truck, with design services available to carry a project from branding through print and digital graphics.
STAGETHRIFT is the art practice of Robert Arpin, whose work gives thrift-store finds and ordinary materials a second life as minimally processed digital art. Its pieces examine value and identity by moving between physical objects and NFTs, with some designs intended to be built locally rather than shipped as finished goods.
Stainless Design Concepts (SDC®) manufactures ultra-high-purity gas and chemical delivery systems for high-tech fabrication processes. Its capabilities include engineering and design, cleanroom manufacturing, UHP stainless and plastic system fabrication, orbital welding, mechanical and electrical assembly, OEM/private-label manufacturing, and certification testing. The company serves semiconductor, nanotechnology, photovoltaic/solar, aerospace, optoelectronics, LED, flat panel, coatings, pharmaceutical, research, and university markets.
Operating since 1995, Stainless Steel Products is a U.S.-headquartered industrial materials company known for helping manufacturers meet demanding wire specifications. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation supplies custom drawn wire to customers ranging from smaller manufacturers to global industrial producers, with application engineering support and inventory programs that help keep production moving.
Since 2001, STAINO LLC has developed and makes oral-hygiene aids that use ultra-fine aluminum oxide abrasive in their filaments and rubber tips to remove plaque and surface tooth stains. Based in Long Eddy, New York, the company is best known for applying this technology to interdental brushes and floss, as well as its iCLEAN® disposable prophy cups and at-home Tooth Stain Eraser. Its compact MINIS® and mirrored Flossbox® designs extend the products into portable, on-the-go use.
Staley Co. designs and manufactures custom aircraft ground support test equipment, test stands, carts, fixtures, and engine test cells. Its equipment serves commercial, charter, and military aviation applications and is installed in airline maintenance facilities, overhaul shops, OEM plants, and military bases.
Stamped Fittings LLC is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of HVAC spiral pipe components, founded in 1997. It grew from a 4,000-square-foot facility and three-person staff to a 115,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility with 45 employees. Its union-made products serve the spiral-pipe industry, with accounts across the USA, Canada, and Puerto Rico.
Stan’s makes tubeless bicycle technology, from the liquid sealant that replaces inner tubes to purpose-built rims, wheels and trail-side repair tools. The company says it developed its original tubeless method in 2000, and its products have since been tested with athletes and racers, including German mountain-bike racer Sabine Spitz at the 2004 Athens Olympics. Today, Stan’s continues to develop tubeless systems while supporting independent bicycle dealers and trail advocacy through its Connection Program.
Stand Up Displays makes adjustable and customizable display stands and magnetic holders for sports and gaming card collectors, with products designed to accommodate everything from raw cards to thick jersey cards. Its signature VariStand is made in the United States, uses a patent-pending adjustable chassis, and can be printed directly with customer artwork rather than a peelable sticker. The company also supplies branded holders and display pieces for card shops, breakers, livestreams, and other hobby businesses.
Built in Glen Cove, New York, Standard Bots designs and assembles AI-native industrial robots for American manufacturing. Its robots pair with no-code software and a physical-AI platform that lets factory workers teach tasks by demonstration rather than programming them. The company designs nearly every part and assembles final products in-house, including complete welding systems for high-mix fabrication shops.
Founded as Standard Paint Company in 1886, Standard Industries is a privately held global industrial company with a long-term approach to building businesses. Today, its operating companies serve construction and industrial markets, with more than 20,000 employees across 50 countries and approximately $11 billion in annual revenue.
Founded in 1919, Standard Motor Products, Inc. develops and manufactures customizable vehicle-control and thermal-management components for on-highway and off-highway equipment. Its SMP Trombetta and SMP Stabil brands support applications ranging from commercial vehicles to agriculture and mobile hydraulics, with engineering teams carrying products through laboratory, environmental and on-vehicle testing. The company’s facilities worldwide hold IATF 16949, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications.
Founded by the Sills family in 1919, Standard Motor Products manufactures and distributes replacement automotive parts while developing custom vehicle-control and thermal-management solutions for on- and off-highway equipment. Now headquartered in Long Island City, the century-old company employs more than 6,500 people across 54 facilities in North America, Europe and Asia. Its portfolio spans established aftermarket brands such as Standard and Four Seasons alongside engineered-solutions brands including Trombetta and Stabil.
Family- and woman-owned Standard Printed Circuits makes American-made rigid printed circuit boards in Sherburne, New York, specializing in low-volume, high-mix work for demanding applications. For more than 55 years, SPC has paired rapid prototype and small-production runs with hands-on engineering support, including complex RF and aerospace/defense designs. Its quality system is registered to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D, with ITAR registration supporting defense-related work.
Standard Steel Key manufactures machine keys, woodruff keys, and taper pins, including stock and custom products. Its offerings serve power transmission, automotive, aerospace, and other industries, with materials including carbon steels, alloy steels, stainless steels, and Monel.
Standing Stone is a historic Finger Lakes winery on Seneca Lake, making site-driven wines from vineyards first planted with Riesling and Chardonnay in 1972 and 1974. Purchased in 2017 by Fred and Maressa Merwarth and Oskar Bynke of Hermann J. Wiemer Vineyard, it pairs stewardship of those old vines with biodynamic, low-intervention farming and cellar practices. The estate is especially known for exploring Saperavi, including what it describes as the largest planting of the Georgian variety outside the Republic of Georgia.
Founded in 1975 by John Johnsen with just a few machines, Poughkeepsie’s Stanfordville Machine & Manufacturing Company now makes precision mechanical parts and assemblies through CNC machining for demanding industries including aerospace and medical equipment. The company runs 26 CNC machines across two shifts, handling work from prototypes through production quantities and specializing in parts ranging from Teflon® to titanium. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2008 and AS9100.