Use company names, capabilities, certifications, NAICS codes, and location filters to narrow qualified suppliers faster.
Search by company name, process, material, product, equipment, or capability.
Showing 8441-8460 of 9893 results
NY
From its New York base, Superb Packaging Inc. supplies custom flexible packaging, pairing in-house design and printing with international sourcing, quality control, and logistics. Founder and CEO Abe Rosenfeld brings more than 25 years of packaging-industry experience, including hands-on operation of overseas manufacturing plants serving North American customers. The company also maintains an on-site analytical laboratory for package testing and works with BRC- and ISO-certified factories.
Made in Guadalajara, Superbird produces artisanal tequila and ready-to-drink tequila sodas and cocktails. Its Blanco and Reposado are made from 100% puro agave using tahona-ground agave, while Fuego adds an all-natural chili pepper blend for a balanced, smoky heat. Superbird is brought to you by Casa Komos Brands Group.
Founded in 2010, SuperGen Products is a generator-equipment company with locations in Newark, New York, and Duarte, California. It is known for refurbishing Champion Power Equipment at its New York facility while developing practical accessories for generator owners, with technicians available around the clock for support.
With more than 60 years of experience, Israel’s Supergum Group is known for developing its own polymer blends and applying them to demanding industrial applications. The company provides custom rubber and plastic manufacturing for customers ranging from automotive producers to defense and aerospace organizations, while its laboratory develops and tests materials to match exact operating conditions. Its work also includes CBRN protective equipment for the Israel Defense Forces, Israel’s Ministry of Defense, and security organizations worldwide.
Founded by Garnett Beck in 1920, Superior Bat Co. is a historic American bat maker whose name is tied to an early laminated-bat patent and a later hand-operated shop in Chesterfield, Indiana. The company returned in 2003 in Jamestown, where its A-Bat brand made wooden bats for major leaguers before serving everyday baseball and softball players. After changing hands in the early 2020s, the brand was relaunched by the Kreindler family’s Red Eye Elephant Group.
The Katsoris family has run this Staten Island chocolate business since 1911, when founder Emmanuel Katsoris began making candy on a marble slab after arriving from Greece. Still family-owned and operated, Superior Chocolate is known for preserving that long local tradition while producing seasonal molded chocolate for customers at home and across the country.
Since 1910, Superior Glove has engineered and manufactured safety gloves and arm sleeves, developing its products at its headquarters in Ontario, Canada. Its North American team and production facilities across Canada, the United States, Mexico, and Central America support specialized hand and arm protection designed to balance workplace safety with comfort. The company is also ISO 9001:2015 certified and offers onsite hand-safety assessments and program services.
Proudly Canadian since 1910, Superior Glove grew from a small-town Ontario glove company into a manufacturer of engineered hand and arm protection for workers worldwide. Its North American engineering team designs safety gloves and sleeves around the practical balance of protection, comfort and dexterity, with manufacturing facilities spanning several countries. The company is also ISO 9001:2015 certified.
From its 25,000-square-foot Farmingdale facility, Superior Motion Control designs and manufactures custom electromechanical actuators, gearboxes and integrated control systems for military programs. The small business has supported U.S. military customers for more than 30 years, including more than 25 years producing the MK-41 VLS gearbox, with over 20,000 units delivered without a field failure. Its in-house machining, gear cutting, engineering and qualification-testing capabilities support both new designs and build-to-print work.
Family-run since 2000, Superior Pallets manufactures and recycles wooden pallets from its 70,000-square-foot facility in Lancaster, New York. The company combines two automated production lines with custom pallet building and kiln treatment, handling up to 2,800 standard 48-by-40 pallets per line each shift. Superior Pallets also participates in Woodpack Global, Nature’s Packaging, and the USDA BioPreferred Program for Pallets.
Founded by print specialist James (Jim) Ewing in 1979, Superior Resource Printing & Graphics is a New York City print broker and full-service graphics company serving more than 300 customers nationwide. Its network of hundreds of U.S. printing plants lets the company match each project to a suitable producer, while an in-house team of more than 20 graphic designers supports work from concept through delivery. Daughter Cassandra joined the business in 2010 and now manages its day-to-day operations, giving the company a distinctly family-run continuity.
Family-owned Superior Technology traces its roots to Joe Shortino’s 1964 Rochester screw-machine shop and remains a locally based manufacturer more than 50 years later. The company now produces precision machined parts and assemblies for customers ranging from major OEMs to startups, working from an 81,000-square-foot, climate-controlled facility. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation is built to support work from prototypes through production while keeping manufacturing in the USA.
A third-generation, family-owned manufacturer, Superior Washer & Gasket Corp. has been keeping production in the United States since its founding in 1972. With facilities in New York and South Carolina, the company is known for supporting demanding aerospace and defense work through custom manufacturing, extensive in-house tooling, and an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Since its formation in 2000, SuperPower Inc. has developed and commercially manufactured second-generation high-temperature superconducting tape and REBCO wires in Glenville, New York. Its products carry current with essentially zero resistance under cryogenic conditions, supporting demanding work in high-field magnets, power systems, fusion research and other advanced applications. SuperPower became a wholly owned subsidiary of Furukawa Electric in 2012 and now combines its HTS expertise with Furukawa’s long history in superconducting materials.
Supply Concepts manages global manufacturing and supply-chain programs for OEM, contract-manufacturing, and design-manufacturing customers, turning custom designs into production through a network of factory partnerships in Asia and other low-cost regions. Established after its team had spent more than 25 years supporting major OEMs, the company has now marked 20 years of operation and guides projects from design and prototyping through production and shipment. Its manufacturing sites are ISO 9001 certified, with additional site certifications for applications including medical and automotive products.
Since 1985, SupplyNet, Inc. has designed and manufactured military-grade connectivity products, with a particular focus on custom cable assemblies for mission-critical radio systems. The company makes specialized connectors, cables, and power-regulation equipment for demanding military applications, backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and a CMMC V2.0 Level 2 C3PAO designation.
SupplyOne is a North American packaging manufacturer and distributor that combines regional service with a network of packaging facilities. The company produces custom corrugated packaging and provides packaging programs intended to reduce customers’ total cost of ownership. It has grown through acquisitions of regional packaging companies since 1998.
From its Jamestown, New York shop, Support Enterprises, Inc. turns customer concepts into sewn products as an American industrial sewing contractor. Its work includes military-supplied equipment and consumer goods, with a design team that can develop prototypes before production. The for-profit company was spun off from The Resource Center and works with it when possible to employ people with developmental disabilities, while directing a portion of its profits to the organization’s missions.
Since 1911, Supreme Chocolatier has made enrobed and molded chocolates in a family-owned Staten Island business founded by Greek immigrant Emmanuel Katsoris. What began with candy made on a marble slab in a small retail-store kitchen now includes the family’s Superior Confections line alongside Blum’s of San Francisco and House of Bauer chocolates. Its foiled hollow molded pieces are sealed in their own wrappers to help preserve freshness during handling and shipping.
Founded in New York City in 2008 by fine artist and curator Brendan Carney, Supreme Digital Inc. is a studio rooted in contemporary art rather than conventional commercial printing. Carney’s experience assisting Joseph Kosuth and retouching for Jeff Koons helped shape a collaborative practice serving artists, photographers, and cultural institutions. The Brooklyn company has completed more than 10,000 print jobs and has worked with clients including the Whitney Museum and NYC Ballet.