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Jenlor-Samatic Ltd makes automated winding machines for electric-motor repair shops, combining precision coil winding with features designed to simplify insertion and setup. Its SAMATIC machines are used by nearly 3,500 repair shops in 86 countries, and the company sells directly to end users rather than through representatives or distributors. Jenlor-Samatic also emphasizes practical support, including training and help selecting the right machine and formers.
Since 1940, Jennie-O Turkey Store has raised and processed turkey for a global market, turning it into products such as whole birds, deli meat and ground turkey. Its operation includes more than 300 farms, two research farms and a live-production team of more than 1,100 people caring for roughly 52 million birds each year. The company also operates a Faribault, Minnesota plant where more than 10 deaf or severely hearing-impaired employees have joined the production workforce.
Family-owned Jennies has been baking its real-coconut treats since 1960, growing a family recipe into a small-batch bakery. The company is known for keeping its recipes simple while offering both golden baked macaroons and unbaked coconut bites to retailers nationwide.
Founded in 1983, family-owned Jennison Corporation in Carnegie, Pennsylvania, makes precision-machined and stamped components while carrying projects from prototyping and tooling through production. Its 75-person operation includes 18 CNC machining centers and five wire EDM machines, giving the company unusual capacity for a small-business setting. Jennison’s quality program is ISO 9001 and API Spec Q1 compliant, and the company is ITAR registered.
JENNMAR manufactures ground-control and infrastructure products for work above and below ground. Founded in 1922 as a scrap metal company, it has grown into an American company with more than 2,500 domestic employees, over 800 international employees, and facilities and distribution warehouses worldwide. Its manufacturing operations include ground-support products and structural steel fabrication.
Jennuine Cakes & Cafe is a food and beverage manufacturing company that produces baked goods and operates a cafe.
Jenny Lee Swirl Bread sells baked goods made by 5 Generation Bakers, a commercial manufacturer of frozen wholesale bakery products founded in June 2009 to continue the Baker family’s baking tradition. The family’s bakery history dates to Michael A. Baker’s Pittsburgh bakery, founded in 1875, and includes Jenny Lee Bakery, established in 1938; the current line grew from cinnamon swirl and cinnamon raisin breads to additional baked products.
With roots in a Pennsylvania valve maker incorporated in 1892, Jenny Products manufactures portable and industrial stationary air compressors in Somerset, Pennsylvania. The company’s history includes inventing the 1927 “Steam Jenny” cleaner, developing early compressor technology through its Davey acquisition, and bringing the Emglo industrial compressor line into its product offering in 2003. Its service-vehicle compressors feature heavy-duty pumps made in Somerset, where Jenny continues to build equipment for construction, rental, and industrial applications.
Founded in Cincinnati on December 4, 2010, Jenny’s Homemade Cookies hand-bakes oversized cookies without preservatives or artificial flavors, led by Jenny’s years-long pursuit of the ideal chocolate chip cookie. The bakery serves individual customers as well as corporate, restaurant and theater clients, handling orders as large as 480 dozen and 8,000 cookies for a baseball tournament. Its cookies are shipped nationwide and delivered across Ohio, Kentucky and Indiana.
Established in 1985, Jenny’s Popcorn is a snack manufacturer whose North Ridgeville operation became part of the Lehi Valley Trading Company family after the Midwest facility was purchased in May 2025. The company is best known for made-to-order private-label production, which accounts for 80% of its volume, alongside its Jenny’s brand offerings for retailers and distributors. Its food-safety program is SQF Level 2 certified.
JennyCakes Bakery was a Kensington community bakery making traditional baked goods and custom celebration cakes for more than eight years. Its work became part of local birthdays, graduations, weddings and community events, with homemade dog biscuits serving as a particularly memorable neighborhood touch. The bakery closed on September 19, 2020.
Established more than 20 years ago just outside New York City, Jenray Products makes aromatic air fresheners for cars, homes, and offices at its Brookfield, Connecticut facility. The company handles its manufacturing and assembly in the United States and is particularly known for custom-printed car air fresheners, serving customers from local car washes to national retail brands. Jenray also provides contract manufacturing, packaging, and assembly for air-freshener and consumer-product companies.
With roots in Syracuse stretching back to 1902, JENSEN Braun LLC manufactures durable commercial and industrial laundry equipment in a 255,000-square-foot New York factory. The company’s Braun brand has supplied laundry machinery for nearly 80 years, including the Pass-Thru Medicare washer design introduced in the 1960s for separating clean and dirty areas in healthcare laundries. Now part of the JENSEN-GROUP, JENSEN Braun continues its American manufacturing tradition while providing equipment support, training, and certified remanufacturing services.
Founded in 1932 by mechanical engineer Tom Jensen Sr., Jensen Steam Engine Mfg. Co. Inc. remains a three-generation family business in Jeannette, Pennsylvania. The small factory is known for preserving its founder’s original tooling and hand-built methods, producing limited-run miniature steam engines for hobbyists, educators and collectors.
Founded and led by Prof.Eng. Jens Kellner, JENTEQ Technologies is a Pennsylvania engineering company known for applying more than 25 years of international experience to difficult manufacturing problems. Its multidisciplinary work helps industrial clients move from early concepts to production-ready systems, with projects delivered across more than 50 countries.
Since opening in Buffalo in 1931, Jentsch Company has built its identity around skilled metal forming for manufacturers and contractors. The company takes on both one-off prototype work and production runs, serving customers throughout the United States with a particular focus on Western New York.
Jeppi Nut & Candy Co. traces its Baltimore roots to 1884, when three Sicilian brothers began roasting Virginia peanuts for city customers. After five generations of Jeppi family stewardship and later ownership by the Pavlos family, the Timonium company continues that local snack tradition while supplying businesses across the Mid-Atlantic with nuts and candy.
Since 1971, Jeraco Enterprises has manufactured truck caps and tonneau covers at its facility near Milton, Pennsylvania, with fiberglass and aluminum designs fitted to specific truck models. Founded by Harold Fawcett after earlier work building WagonMaster campers, the company remains a family operation, with his son Gary and grandsons Chris and Kyle involved. Jeraco’s history includes an early fiberglass cap approved for installation on Subaru Brat pickups at ports before nationwide dealership distribution, and its products carry a lifetime limited warranty.
Jergens Inc. manufactures workholding and fixturing components, hoist rings and lifting products, quick-release pins, OEM/MRO components, specialty fasteners, and automation products. The company serves machining and metalworking, aerospace and military, automotive, and medical markets, with 80% of its product line manufactured in the United States.
Since the 1970s, Baltimore-based Jericho Stage has built and managed temporary event stages, with a particular knack for custom structures that fit unusual venues. The company has constructed stages over pools and fountains, above existing seats, and in other unconventional spaces while supporting events ranging from concerts and graduations to fashion shows and presidential inaugurations. JSI serves the Mid-Atlantic from Richmond to Philadelphia and beyond.