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General Plug & Manufacturing makes pipe plugs, reducer bushings, and other standard or custom parts, combining machining, cold forming, and foundry production at its Oberlin, Ohio operation. It supplies manufacturers and distributors in the automotive, pipe, valve and fitting, electrical, and fastener industries, and adds value through sealant application and plating. The company also provides in-house assembly and warehousing for customer products.
Independently owned and operated since 1937, General Press Corporation is a Natrona Heights printer specializing in labels, including in-mold labels it has produced since 2001. Its full-service operation combines printing, precision finishing and prepress support, with quick-turn capabilities suited to changing production schedules and short runs. The company serves local, regional and national accounts across food, beverage and automotive packaging.
Since Dick Spera founded it in 1975, General Refining Corporation has grown from a refinery serving New York’s Diamond District into a family operation with roots in the city and Alaska. Today, the company’s 36,000-square-foot Hempstead facility handles precious-metal refining and assay work for customers across the jewelry, mining and industrial communities, while its Alaska offices serve miners directly.
General Shale manufactures building materials, with brick production dating to the company’s 1928 formation through the merger of two earlier brick companies. It describes itself as a North American manufacturer with production facilities across the United States and Canada, and is part of Wienerberger AG. Its portfolio and manufacturing network also include building stone, concrete block, and a PVC pipe operation.
General Sheet Metal & Mechanical (GSM) provides sheet metal design, fabrication, and installation services in Maryland and Washington, D.C. The company is woman-owned and says it serves construction, government, aerospace, and commercial industries, with fabrication work that includes duct products and custom equipment.
Established in Cleveland in 1992, General Sleep Corporation is a medical-device developer known for applying EEG to the study of sleep and sleep disorders. Its Zmachine technology supports clinical and research work, including at-home monitoring, for licensed healthcare and research professionals rather than patients directly. The company holds patents related to insomnia treatment, brainwave analysis, and signal processing.
For nearly 40 years, General Technics has been the behind-the-scenes engineering partner for demanding test systems, helping organizations such as NASA, national laboratories, and aerospace companies keep specialized equipment working. The Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business builds custom industrial controllers and rackmount chassis around each customer’s application, including systems that accommodate legacy instrumentation.
General Technologies, Inc. fabricates metal parts and builds complete assemblies at its facilities in North Central Ohio. The company has more than 100,000 square feet of manufacturing space and reports over 40 years of experience in the manufacturing industry. It also packages finished assemblies for shipment under customers’ labels.
Founded in Reading, Ohio, in 1947, General Tool Company is a third-generation, family-owned manufacturer of precision hardware and systems for demanding aerospace and defense programs. Its work ranges from aircraft-engine and space hardware to large naval power-generation systems, supported by more than 400,000 square feet across four nearby facilities. Now an Aeron Defense company, GTC retains a distinctive Cincinnati manufacturing legacy while expanding its capacity for complex, mission-critical work.
Starting in a bedroom with one domestic embroidery machine, Brooklyn’s General Wear Inc. has grown into a needlework studio making custom embroidery, sewn pieces and full merchandise collections. Since entering commercial embroidery in 2020, the formerly named NoGentleman Inc. has paired Japanese-made machinery, German threads and experienced digitizers with a focus on detailed, timely production. Its work spans projects for businesses, artists, sports organizations and emergency response teams.
Family-owned and operated for four generations, General Welding Supply Corp. has served Long Island since its founding in 1923. The company supplies compressed gases and welding equipment to customers ranging from local businesses to major health systems, with cylinder tracking and an onsite gas-analysis lab reflecting its unusually hands-on approach.
Founded by Abe Silverman in 1930, General Wire Spring Company is a third-generation family business that designs and manufactures custom springs and wire forms. Its history includes spring applications ranging from oven doors to elevators and highway construction signs, and the company now produces custom orders from prototypes to large production runs.
From its factory in Lockport, Western New York, General Wires Inc. manufactures LAN and CCTV cables for North American OEM and distributor markets. The company also produces related coaxial, speaker, fire-alarm and building wire products, with capacity for large-volume orders and developing international sales across several regions. Its products are identified as complying with ISO 9001:2008, ETL and UL requirements, as well as RoHS and CE certifications.
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Generation Conscious develops package-free refill stations and liquidless hygiene products, bringing laundry detergent sheets to college residence halls through closed-loop systems. Founded by G.L. after growing up near a waste transfer station in Jamaica, Queens, the company pairs waste reduction with hygiene security and environmental justice for low-income and first-generation students. Generation Conscious is a certified minority-owned business enterprise with the City of New York and has trained and hired more than 200 first-generation, low-income students at over 25 partner institutions.
Generation Stoneworks is a family-operated natural stone fabricator in Elizabeth Township, Pennsylvania, producing custom Indiana limestone and other stonework for architects, builders, and masonry contractors. The business traces its roots to founder Joe Castagnola’s stone-industry work beginning in 1971, began its own venture in 1988, and passed to his son in 2016; the family company reports two fabrication facilities and 16 employees. Its work includes custom architectural stone fabrication and restoration.
Generational Fittings, LLC supplies industrial fittings, with a particular focus on air-brake components for trucking, OEM production, and repair applications. Founded after purchasing the assets of O’Brien Brass in April 2020, Genfit draws on O’Brien’s three generations of brass-fittings knowledge—heritage that inspired its name. The company also offers kits and assemblies intended to help customers find the configuration they need.
A fourth-generation family woodworking business rooted in Sudan, Generations Millwork & Cabinetry brings its carpentry tradition to Brooklyn through custom cabinetry and handcrafted furniture. The company is led by a father with 40 years of experience, working with designers and carpenters to turn clients’ ideas into made-to-measure woodwork, including doors and vanities.
Founded in 1989 by former General Electric engineer Donald R. Albright, Generatortech develops air-gap flux probe technology and analysis systems that detect shorted turns in generator rotor windings. The Schenectady company has more than 35 years focused on this specialized field, with over 6,000 probes installed worldwide and test experience spanning more than 65 countries. It also provides installation, on-site testing, and analysis support for power-generating equipment.
GenerEn develops patent-protected magnetic-flux and vibrational energy harvesters that power battery-free wireless transmitters and remote-control systems. Led by inventor David Deak, the St. James, New York company also makes a batteryless water-leak detection system designed to trigger wireless alarms and shut off water supplies. Its generators are offered through licence-to-manufacture agreements and are compatible with EnOcean and Ezuria transmitter modules.