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Jeffery Machine is a Western New York machine shop built around close, ongoing relationships with its customers. In its 4,500-square-foot facility, the company produces machined parts and prototypes for clients who need responsive design assistance and quick turnaround, serving both small runs and larger quantities.
Founded by Larry and Judy Jeffords in Plattsburgh the day after their 1985 wedding, Jeffords Steel and Engineering Company is a family-owned fabricator of structural and miscellaneous steel for construction projects across the Northeast. The company has grown from a 30-by-30-foot rental shop into two New York facilities spanning more than 100,000 square feet and employing over 100 people, while keeping design-build and engineering capabilities in-house. Jeffords has been an AISC-certified fabricator since 2000 and is also an AWS Certified Fabricator Facility.
Founded by Jeff Carl in Rochester in 1978 as a fine-furniture and cabinet shop, Jeffrey Ellis Carl Cabinetmakers has grown into a commercial millwork and architectural woodwork manufacturer operating from a 16,000-square-foot facility. It engineers, fabricates, finishes, and installs custom wood and laminated work for commercial interiors, with work delivered across the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic; installation is available in Western New York.
Jeffrey Press, Inc. grew from a basement operation in Jeffrey’s childhood home into an 18,000-square-foot Windsor Mill facility producing custom corporate print and brand materials. In business since 1962, the company keeps production and quality control largely under one roof while maintaining client files, samples and brand standards for consistent reprints. Its in-house capabilities now extend from everyday corporate printing to large-format graphics and laser-engraved work, serving more than 500 brands.
Founded by Randall Jeffries in 2021, Jeffries Manufacturing LLC is a West Virginia metal-fabrication shop that makes American-made products including repair supports for first-generation Toyota Tundra frames and protective guards for outboard motors used in high-water rescue. Its distinctive work grew from a focus on precision Tundra frame plates—the company says it is the only manufacturer of this type—and a patented propeller guard developed with the Glasgow Fire Department. Jeffries brings more than 29 years of welding and fabrication experience to custom projects while sourcing steel from West Virginia vendors.
With more than four decades in plastics and color, JEG Plastics supplies thermoplastic color concentrates and performance additives to the extruders and molders behind everyday plastic products. The privately owned company combines custom color matching and additive development with practical support for manufacturing processes, logistics, and inventory. Its network of three manufacturing facilities and two distribution centers helps customers manage both specialized orders and ongoing supply needs.
Founded in 1960 after Richard “Dick” Wendt and partners bought a millwork plant at auction, JELD-WEN has grown into a global building products organization. It designs and manufactures products for homes and commercial projects, with manufacturing facilities primarily in North America and Europe. The company is headquartered in Charlotte, North Carolina.
JelikaLite is a clinical-stage medical technology company developing wearable neuromodulation devices for developmental pediatric disorders, led by Cognilum, a photobiomodulation system being studied for autism. Its approach combines near-infrared light, sensors and machine-learning personalization in a home-based device intended to support communication and social responsiveness. The company has received FDA Breakthrough Device Designation and Non-Significant Risk Device Study Designation for Cognilum, which remains under development and has not been approved by the FDA for autism.
Founded by brothers Norm and Charlie Jelke in 1988, JELKES Fabrication grew from a one-bay Honey Brook garage into a contract manufacturer and heavy-fabrication shop serving OEMs with demanding equipment and infrastructure projects. Now a division of ALZA Group, the company works from design and prototyping through production, testing and delivery, with experience ranging from cold-patch asphalt machines to mining and energy systems.
Founded by Australian writer and game designer Peter C. Hayward in 2015, Jellybean Games creates short, light board and card games designed for families and players of all ages. Its catalog ranges from the pirate card game Scuttle! to compact collections such as The Lady and the Tiger, which packs five different games into 18 cards. The Los Angeles-based team also includes co-owners Joel Colombo and Matt Whelan, with Will Kirkpatrick overseeing printing, shipping, and delivery.
For more than 40 years, Jem Container Corp. has built its reputation as a custom contract manufacturer serving medical-device and consumer-product companies. It converts raw materials into printed packaging and related components, tailoring its work to the needs of each customer.
JEM Engineering is a 100% woman-owned antenna engineering firm based in Laurel, Maryland. The company develops and validates custom antenna solutions for government and commercial customers, supporting projects from rapid prototype through RF testing across frequencies from 2 MHz to 40 GHz.
JEM Manufacturing formulates, produces, packages, and ships a complete line of cleaning supplies for various industries from its facility in Rome, GA. The company offers products for food services, janitorial, laundry, and transportation markets.
From its Harrisburg-area facility, JEMIC Shielding Technology manufactures U.S.-made EMI shielding products, with fabric-over-foam gaskets remaining one of its earliest and continuing production focuses. The company supports both low- and high-volume work with design consultation, prototyping, testing support, and in-house conversion and assembly capabilities. Its engineering and manufacturing managers bring nearly 40 years of combined experience in EMI shielding technology.
Founded in Worcester in 1957, Jen Manufacturing is a privately held family business known for its original Poly-Brush® polyurethane foam applicator. The company now operates from a 62,000-square-foot plant with more than 45 full-time employees, serving over 1,500 wholesale and retail customers in the United States and abroad.
Since 1968, Jena Tool Incorporated has been a Dayton-area precision manufacturer known for taking demanding industrial work from concept through production. The company operates as a U.S. manufacturing facility and supports customers in fields such as aerospace, automotive, and energy, with its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system underpinning the work. Its partnership with Lake City Industries broadens that single-network approach to include sheet-metal fabrication and related assembly support.
From its Central Pennsylvania shop, woman-owned JenCo Micro Edge, Inc. supplies and services industrial knives, sharpening and grinding blades for manufacturers throughout the Mid-Atlantic and across the United States. Family-owned and operated for more than 20 years, the company pairs specialized industrial-knife expertise with a fully equipped machine shop featuring Gockel equipment, and it developed a patented pressing pad for commercial printing and bookbinding. JenCo also manages blade inventories and pickup and delivery schedules to help customers keep production moving.
Family-owned Jenco Sales has served the Atlanta metro area from Newnan since 1989, selling and renting steel shipping containers for storage and temporary workspace. Its onsite fabricators also turn standard containers into custom offices, hunting cabins and other specialized spaces, with delivery and pickup available.
Jeni Britton’s creative vision has shaped Jeni’s Splendid Ice Creams for more than 20 years, earning the founder a James Beard Award and giving the Columbus company a distinct approach to ice cream. The Certified B Corp makes its recipes completely from scratch and runs its own scoop shops, with a mission centered on bringing people together.
Born on a 1949 Pennsylvania racetrack, Jenkins Machine Inc. is a family-owned Bethlehem machine shop now in its third generation, producing precision machined parts for demanding customer applications. Walter D. Jenkins founded the company with his wife, Stephania, and the business later helped supply parts for Telstar 1 before moving from conventional work into CNC machining. Today, the Jenkins family continues to run a two-shift operation focused on midrange batches, difficult designs, and close customer collaboration.