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Founded in 1991 by James Toles, Fine Line Graphics is a family-owned and operated premedia supplier serving the flexible packaging and flexographic printing industries. From its Rhode Island headquarters and regional facilities, the company combines digital workflow management, color control, proofing, and plate imaging to help packaging customers move approved artwork to press with fewer delays and errors. Its team brings deep printing experience, including more than 40 years from its founder and multiple decades across the wider staff.
Family-owned Fine Print, Inc., established in 2004, turns photographs, artwork and patterns into made-to-order wallpaper and recreates historic or discontinued wallcoverings. Founded by fourth-generation printer Joseph A. Gornail and designer Steven D. Garcia, the New York company combines generational print knowledge with careful scanning, color matching and physical press proofs. Its work has included museum exhibitions and large commercial interiors, with certified materials available for fire safety, low-VOC and Type II commercial requirements.
For over 20 years, Fineline Architectural Millwork has grown from a small workshop into a Costa Mesa company with more than 100 employees and a reputation for high-end, carefully executed work. Its team serves luxury home builders, designers, and homeowners across Southern California and nationwide, carrying projects from concept through installation with in-house manufacturing and a hands-on showroom experience.
Fineline Circuits Inc. is a minority woman-owned small business that manufactures printed circuit boards onshore in the United States, with more than 30 years of experience serving commercial and government customers. The Feasterville company is particularly known for quick-turn prototypes and medium production runs, and it keeps design, fabrication, and assembly under one roof. Its capabilities extend to multilayer boards with as many as 12 layers, backed by IPC standards and UL-recognized processes.
Fineline Settings develops foodservice packaging and disposable serving products, combining domestic production with sourcing from emerging markets to build a broad range of solutions. Its expanding collection is shaped around practical, user-friendly designs, including an Ecoware line with certified compostable options. The company serves foodservice customers with packaging intended for both everyday service and events.
Founded by craftsman Garfield Geddes, Finesse Custom Finishing brings British and American techniques to architectural restoration and enhancement for homes, offices, and commercial spaces. The Long Island firm is especially distinctive for extending the life of existing kitchens and furnishings through cabinet modification, color-matched refinishing, and tailor-made pieces. Its work spans residential interiors as well as executive offices, retail stores, salons, and boutiques.
Founded in 1991 by Robert F. Cordova, Finger Food Products invented the Original Pizza Logs®—a convenient snack made by wrapping pizza fillings in a crisp wonton wrapper. The family business now operates from a modern Sanborn, New York, food-manufacturing facility and has expanded its log format into breakfast and dessert offerings. Original Pizza Logs® has been the Official Finger Food of the Buffalo Bills since 2014, while the facility operates under HACCP and holds SQF certification with FDA and USDA inspection.
Finger Lakes Cider House is a regenerative organic farm and cidery in New York’s apple country, making traditional cider from apples grown specifically for cider making. Started by two young farmers with a pickup truck, tools and a canvas tent, it has grown into a working farm that specializes in champagne-method cider and serves farm-to-table food rooted in the Finger Lakes landscape.
Since opening beside the Erie Canal in Bushnell’s Basin in 1996, Finger Lakes Coffee Roasters has turned carefully selected Arabica beans into craft-roasted coffee at its Victor, New York, facility. Owners and roastmasters Bob Cowdery and Larry Werges built the company around small-batch roasting, continual sample roasting and cupping, and freshness—an approach that has made its Canandaigua Blend and more than 100 other coffees familiar across the Finger Lakes and Western New York. The roastery is certified organic by NOFA-NY and offers Fair Trade Organic coffees while composting coffee grounds and reusing roasting chaff locally.
Founded in 1986, Finger Lakes Conveyors manufactures modular conveying equipment and custom machinery for food and beverage production from its Waterloo, New York facility. The company also operates production welding and machining capabilities, supporting projects from prototype through production as well as replacement-part needs. Its 37,000-square-foot facility includes a dedicated 5,000-square-foot machine-shop area, reflecting an operation built to handle both conveyor systems and custom fabrication work.
Finger Lakes Dexter Creamery, LLC produces artisanal farmstead kefir cheese cultured with living kefir grains and made from creamy raw milk from grass-fed and pastured Irish Dexter cows.
Founded in 2007 as New York State’s first stand-alone distillery, Finger Lakes Distilling makes handcrafted spirits from locally grown fruit and grain overlooking Seneca Lake. Its McKenzie whiskey is distilled in copper stills and aged in oak, while fruit-based vodkas and liqueurs are made by soaking real regional fruit rather than using extracts or synthetic flavoring. The Burdett distillery also welcomes visitors for tastings, cocktails, and hands-on gin workshops.
Founded in 1998 after its founders acquired Nalgene Tubing Products, Finger Lakes Extrusion manufactures flexible plastic tubing in Canandaigua, New York, for applications ranging from medical and food processing to dairy and industrial fluid handling. The family business combines more than 100 years of team expertise with custom sizing, formulations and packaging, while keeping standard tubing in stock for quick shipment. Its five-acre facility uses a 1,634-panel solar array that offsets 80% of its electricity demand, and its quality system is ISO 9001:2015-certified.
Finger Lakes Manufacturing, Inc. is a Cazenovia, New York shop known for the skilled, highly manual work behind its cable and harness braiding service. The company focuses solely on braiding for assembly firms that need this capability, with inspection incorporated throughout the job rather than left until the end.
Founded by Dawn Gordon in 2017 after her experience using CBD for Lyme disease, woman-owned Fingerboard Farm is a Maryland hemp farm and cannabinoid company that cultivates hemp and makes farm-grown wellness products. Based on 25 acres in Frederick County, the operation carries its work from cultivation and extraction through formulation, while also welcoming guests to an 1789 farmhouse inn. Its products are sold online and through Maryland retailers, and the company has been recognized as one of Frederick County’s Top 50 Most Innovative Businesses.
FINIKSFORGE develops new uses for valuable protein waste by re-engineering natural fibers for a more sustainable textile industry. Based in Brooklyn, the company frames its work around a more circular fashion industry and the recovery of materials that would otherwise be discarded.
Purchased by Richard and Jacob Deys in July 2025, Finish Line Powder Coating is a Le Roy, New York facility that cleans and powder-coats parts for both production runs and one-off projects. Its 13,500-square-foot shop uses a 550-foot overhead conveyor capable of processing more than 1,000 parts a day, while a large batch oven handles weldments up to 16 feet long. The company operates alongside the Deys’ Sandman’s Blasting and Coatings, extending their coating capabilities from liquid finishes and large-scale blasting to powder coating.
Founded by former Mobil Corporation employee Hank Krause in 1988, Finish Line Technologies makes bicycle-specific lubricants and care products, beginning with its pioneering Dry Lube with Teflon™ fluoropolymer. The company formulates its products in-house and now serves cyclists in more than 50 countries, with professional teams among its users. Its range is built around extending bicycle life and improving drivetrain performance through ongoing research and rider feedback.
Privately owned since its founding in 1990 by chemical engineer M.J. Dani, Finish Tech Corp. is an Ivyland, Pennsylvania manufacturer built around specialized surface finishing for industrial materials. Dani holds two patents, while the company’s team brings more than 125 years of combined experience to custom work for customers in fields such as wallcovering and automotive manufacturing.
Founded in 1951, Finish Thompson designs and builds fluid-transfer pumps for harsh chemicals and other challenging fluids. The Erie, Pennsylvania manufacturer produces more than 20 pump lines in an 80,000-square-foot facility, serving customers in more than 100 countries and supporting industries across six continents. Its history includes the early development of drum pumps, sealed centrifugal pumps, and mag-drive technology, with the company now also offering AODD pumps through FTI Air.