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Founded in 2012, UFC Biotechnology is a Niagara Falls, New York manufacturer serving scientists, clinicians, and pharmaceutical professionals with documented laboratory reagents. Its U.S.-made products are third-party tested and released with Certificates of Analysis and Safety Data Sheets.
Founded in 1946, UK Sailmakers International designs and builds cruising and racing sails for monohulls and multihulls, supported by nearly 50 lofts and service centers worldwide. Its lofts are owned by local sailors, giving the global group a distinctly hands-on character while providing sail repairs, recuts and maintenance for sails of any brand. UK Sailmakers also develops specialized technologies such as ISL, which shares headstay loads through a reinforced sail luff to improve upwind performance, alongside a long-running focus on recyclable and recycled sail materials.
Ukrainian Diamonds Company is an international trader and supplier of premium lab-grown diamonds for retailers and jewelry brands worldwide. It offers HPHT and CVD diamonds, including melee and stones up to 30 carats in white and fancy colors, with sourcing from partners and grading reports from GIA and IGI.
Known for inventing Rubylith® masking film, Ulano Corporation has made screen-making products since 1930. From its Seabrook, Texas headquarters, the company serves screen-process printers with stencil-making materials and related chemicals, supported by more than 250 distributors worldwide.
Ulrich Fabrication Inc. traces its roots to Charles B. Ulrich’s 1915 patent for the Planfile, a vertical filing system for large documents. New ownership arrived in 2021, and the company now builds on that heritage from its Lakewood, New York facility, where its team produces filing cabinets and custom metal work for industrial customers. Its cabinets and fabrication work are designed and manufactured in the United States.
Established in Northern Ireland in 1880, Ulster Weavers makes home textiles and coordinated homeware, with its signature Irish linen tea towels carrying more than a century of textile knowledge into modern kitchens. Its in-house design teams create hand-painted patterns for products intended for everyday use, while production spans sites around the world, including Northern Ireland. The company has expanded from linen spinning and weaving into a broad homeware business serving markets in Europe and the USA.
UltiMaker is known for making professional 3D printing practical in product-development and manufacturing settings. Its FDM printers are used by designers and engineers to produce functional prototypes, custom tools, and replacement parts, while its Cura software supports the printing workflow.
Serving the tri-state area since 1995, Ultimate Design is a Brooklyn woodworking manufacturer specializing in bookcases and custom cabinetry. Its local shop and in-house installation team take projects from design through production and fitting, adapting customer ideas to homes, offices, and larger spaces such as nursing homes. The company is also known for crafting Aron Kodesh and other furniture with close attention to detail, whether the order is standard or fully custom.
Founded by Michael J. Peras more than 25 years ago, Ultimate Signs and Designs Corp. is now run by his daughter, Shanna Peras, giving the Hempstead sign maker a distinctly family-run character. The company is known for taking on large-scale sign conversion programs when deadlines are unusually tight, serving major retail clients across the New York tri-state area. Its union shop and in-house plant support sign projects from design through installation.
UltiSat is a U.S.-based company founded in 2003 that has grown from a Washington, D.C.-area managed-network provider into an independent subsidiary of Speedcast focused on government and critical-infrastructure missions. Its character comes from maintaining its own facilities, personnel, governance, and security clearances rather than operating solely as an outsourced integrator. With more than 25 years of field experience, UltiSat supports secure communications for customers working in remote or demanding environments.
With more than 2,000 employees across the Five-Eyes nations, Ultra Maritime designs and manufactures undersea warfare and anti-submarine systems for allied navies. The company brings more than 80 years of sonar experience to sonobuoys, acoustic sensing and torpedo defense, while developing autonomous capabilities for air, surface and undersea platforms. Its global operations span 10 locations in four countries, with manufacturing sites in the United States, United Kingdom, Canada and Australia.
Since 1994, Ultra Motion has designed and manufactured electromechanical linear and rotary actuators for demanding aerospace, defense, maritime, and uncrewed-vehicle applications. Its USA-made products stand out for integrated brushless-DC controls and patented Phase Index® contactless absolute position feedback, with specialized designs capable of operating through severe shock and vibration or more than 6,000 meters underwater. Ultra Motion also draws on a long spaceflight record that includes flight-critical spacecraft systems and thrust-vector-control applications.
Ultra Shield Products manufactures and distributes floor-care products designed to protect and enhance floors in busy commercial and retail settings, with a particular focus on healthcare facilities. Its patented Burnishing Formula grew from cosmetic and pharmaceutical research and was tested over five years in working facilities, where floors reportedly avoided stripping during that period. The Bronx-based company also provides training materials and field case studies focused on reducing burnishing dust, maintenance frequency, and floor-care labor.
Founded in 1996 by restaurateurs Doug Bronsky and Cherise Kramer, Ultra Thin Pizza Shells & Flatbreads makes par-baked pizza shells and flatbreads at its Deer Park, New York, facility. The company’s signature ultra-thin shell grew from Nonno Joseph Salamone’s Northern Italian family recipe and remains its defining specialty, alongside newer hand-stretched sourdough offerings. Its products serve foodservice operators ranging from single-location family restaurants to national chains and are distributed nationwide through DOT Foods and other distributors.
For more than 25 years, Ultra Tool and Manufacturing Inc. has been a Rochester machine shop known for helping develop high-tech components. The company serves customers in fields such as optics, medical technology, and aerospace, with a larger facility supporting its continued expansion.
Known for more than 25 years of rethinking what performance materials can feel like, Ultrafabrics creates animal-free fabrics and leather alternatives for demanding interiors. The company works with designers and manufacturers to develop surfaces used in settings ranging from furniture to transportation, where comfort must hold up to heavy use. Its materials are PVC-free and the company’s Japanese mill is ISO 14001 certified.
Founded in 1998, UltraFlex Power Technologies designs and manufactures industrial induction heating equipment, from digitally controlled power systems to casting and melting machines. Based in Ronkonkoma, New York, the company supports manufacturers and research institutions with custom equipment, application engineering and three R&D laboratories, serving customers across the Americas and Europe. Its patented SmartPower modular systems are designed to reduce downtime and expand as production needs grow, while manufacturing facilities in New York, California and Bulgaria operate under ISO 9001-certified quality management.
Rochester’s UltraPhil operates a 10,000-square-foot, FDA-validated center where beverage makers develop and pilot-produce shelf-stable aseptic drinks in PET and HDPE bottles. Its five-bottles-per-minute pilot line lets companies test formulations, packaging interactions, and scale-up in small quantities before committing to a commercial run. Built with more than $14 million in aseptic production technology and laboratories, the center is led by experienced beverage processing and engineering specialists.
UMade designs and makes unique home decor products.
From its Kathmandu workshop, UMRAO Cashmere manufactures cashmere textiles for customers around the world, exporting for the past 12 years. Every piece is hand-woven or hand-knitted, with traditional craft carried through a detailed hand-finishing process; the company is also among the few worldwide to weave cashmere blankets and throws on Jacquard looms. Its fibers come from Tibet and Mongolia, and its products are sold under the UMRAO CASHMERE label in cities including New York, London, Paris and Copenhagen.