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Buffalo-based Starco Lighting manufactures linear LED retrofit lamps and luminaires for commercial and industrial facilities, with products built around shatterproof construction and straightforward installation. Its lighting has been used in demanding settings such as General Motors’ 4.7-million-square-foot Orion Assembly Plant and New York’s Albion Correctional Facility, where more than 8,200 lamps were installed. Starco says it operates an ISO 9001:2008 and ISO 14001:2004 certified quality system and backs its LED luminaires with a 10-year warranty.
Starcraft Press, Inc. combines commercial printing with in-house graphic design and promotional products for organizations ranging from Fortune 500 companies to small businesses and nonprofits. Based in Westbury, the company handles both digital and offset work, including production and fulfillment, while its designers create print and web graphics to support a broader communications project. It also offers access to more than 300,000 personalized promotional items.
Founded in Glenville in 1988, Starfire Systems develops specialty materials that transform polymers into high-temperature ceramics through its Polymer-to-Ceramic technology. Its silicon carbide-forming chemistry, including the flagship SMP-10, supplied material for NASA’s NOAX repair system used on subsequent Space Shuttle missions. The company also produces specialty silane fine chemicals and continues developing ceramic precursors for demanding applications such as hypersonic and re-entry vehicle components.
Stark Tech is a Buffalo-area company known for bringing engineering and fabrication together in support of complex energy projects. Its Tonawanda facility produces custom skidded systems for developers, operators, and engineering firms, while the broader business helps building owners manage energy use and power reliability across North America. The company’s work is backed by an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system.
Founded in 1963, Stark Truss manufactures and supplies wood components for construction, with a long-standing focus on prefabricated trusses and related building components. The family-oriented company serves projects ranging from single-family homes to commercial, multifamily, and agricultural construction, and operates facilities across much of the eastern United States.
Founded in 1957 by chemist and former U.S. Navy officer Fred Starks, Starks Associates is a long-running research firm whose work has helped produce compounds for drug discovery. Now led by Mark Middleton, the company serves public agencies and private corporations with chemical research and development, particularly in early-stage efforts aimed at serious diseases.
Since leaving the telecommunications industry in 1993, Starlight Dairy has brought farm-fresh milk and other local foods from partner farms to customers’ doorsteps across Westchester County and beyond. Its reusable glass-bottle delivery and small, efficient team give the traditional milk route a practical local focus, now serving more than 20 communities. The business is family-owned and has customers who first used its service as children and now order for their own families.
Starline is a supplier of branded merchandise and promotional products, with Canadian origins and U.S. operations opened in Buffalo, New York, in 1992. The company says it has remained under the ownership of the same industry-committed family for three generations and has been a PPPC member for 50 years. Its business is built around selling through registered promotional-products distributors, with ongoing new-product development.
Founded in Toronto in 1969, Staroba Plastics is a family-owned, vertically integrated custom molder and contract manufacturer now operating from a 180,000-square-foot facility in Holland, New York. Its distinctive Starloy material, developed from recycled rubber and plastic scrap, underpins the company’s own EcoStar synthetic roofing products while its ISO-certified operation carries projects from tooling and molding through storage and distribution. Staroba has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 1997.
Founded in 2007 as Bedford Development Ltd., Starr Production New York has grown into a global apparel partner linking its New York and Hong Kong teams with manufacturing operations in Asia. The company is known for guiding fashion brands from early development through production, with particular experience in premium denim and a stated focus on more sustainable manufacturing practices.
Starris, the space-systems unit of precision-optics maker Optimax, builds compact electro-optical and infrared payloads for small satellites and responsive space missions. Its work centers on a patented monolithic-telescope design developed with Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, adapted into modular systems for space-domain awareness, in-space operations, and proliferated ISR. The Ontario, New York company draws on three decades of space-qualified innovation and a manufacturing ecosystem designed to scale optical payload production.
Starsuit develops 3D-printed mechanical-counterpressure technology, building skin-tight spacesuits and custom compression garments from anatomy-aware lattice fabrics. Its space work replaces bulky gas-bladder concepts with surface-following structures designed for mobility, including a suit sleeve tested at 99.67% vacuum, while the same approach supports custom-fit garments for swelling conditions. The company is also developing larger demonstrators for NASA and scaling production toward full suits.
Born in New York City, STASHAROO makes discreet cannabis aroma-containment accessories, including odor-blocking pouches and airtight storage jars. Founder Daniel J. T. draws on more than two decades in New York’s garment district and experience with major fashion houses, bringing 1980s graffiti and 1990s NYC fashion influences to a line designed to make cannabis storage private, durable, and stylish.
Founded in 1982, Statco-DSI is a sanitary process equipment distributor and systems integrator that designs, fabricates, and installs processing systems for food, beverage, dairy, and related industries. It has eleven U.S. offices and more than 150 sanitary process professionals, and says it is the largest U.S. distributor and systems integrator in its market, with annual sales of approximately $175 million.
For more than 40 years, State Narrow Fabrics has built its reputation as an innovator in the narrow-fabrics industry. The company develops custom elastic products for apparel, industrial, and medical customers, with worldwide manufacturing and distribution supporting its work. Its quality systems are certified to ISO 9001, IATF 16949:2016, and OEKO-TEX Standard 100.
Founded by Mexican designer Gracie Cohen, State of Gracie creates haute millinery hats that unite cultural heritage with modern New York design. Each piece is handcrafted by artisans in Mexico and finished in the company’s New York atelier, with the brand emphasizing ethical, fair-trade craftsmanship and minimal-waste production. Its collections range from sculptural velour fedoras to handwoven straw styles, all made in deliberately small-batch, non-mass-produced runs.
Stately brings a family of building-product companies together under one roof, spanning custom architectural millwork, doors and windows, and building materials. Its portfolio also includes a luxury and ultra-custom focus, giving the group a distinct place in the market for high-end custom doors and windows as well as broader building-product needs.
Founded by Tony Staub in a Hamburg, New York garage in 1975, Staub Precision Machine has grown into a production manufacturer of precision-machined components and assemblies. The company is distinguished by its early adoption of robotics and multi-axis machining, with automated systems now supporting unattended, recurring high-volume work. Staub also provides design-for-manufacturing guidance and serves demanding aerospace and medical programs under AS9100 and ISO 9001 quality systems.
From its Niagara Falls base, Stavatti Aerospace designs and produces military, commercial and general-aviation aircraft, with unmanned systems and aircraft upgrades also part of its aerospace portfolio. The company serves as prime contractor and systems integrator, handling aircraft design, qualification, final assembly and support while performing much of its airframe work in-house. Stavatti is a DDTC-registered manufacturer, exporter and broker of defense articles and maintains a CAGE code of 8GT89.
Founded in 1990, Steel & O’Brien Manufacturing is an American manufacturer of sanitary stainless-steel fittings and other high-purity process components. The company specializes in standard and custom machined and fabricated products, and operates a 200,000-square-foot facility. Based in Arcade, New York, it is part of Flow Control Holdings and has additional fulfillment and Canadian operations.