Use company names, capabilities, certifications, NAICS codes, and location filters to narrow qualified suppliers faster.
Search by company name, process, material, product, equipment, or capability.
Showing 14641-14660 of 31598 results
All locations
JET Performance Products began 50 years ago as a Southern California engine-building and carburetor shop and now makes electronic tuning products and performance upgrades for cars and trucks. The company’s roots remain visible in its carburetor work, while its history also includes race cars that set national records in three NHRA and IHRA classes and the development of its first General Motors performance chip. Bryant Seller has owned the company since 1985.
Since 1955, employee-owned Jet Rubber Company has custom molded rubber and rubber-to-metal components in Rootstown, Ohio. The company works from customer blueprints, samples or early ideas, developing parts from prototype through production and specializing in small to medium production runs. Its experience with varied rubber compounds and rubber-to-metal bonding supports applications ranging from industrial components to oil-and-gas service parts.
Jet Stream International is a U.S. manufacturer of strut fittings, accessories, and supports, with products made in the United States. It maintains inventory that includes 304 and 316 stainless steel strut accessories and aluminum strut clamps and fittings, and offers custom orders and made-to-specification material.
Family-owned and operated since 1991, Jet Stream Manufacturing is a Colwyn, Pennsylvania fabricator known for bringing unusually intricate designs to life with abrasive waterjet cutting. Its work has included a 10,000-square-foot Natick Mall floor, where more than 15,000 precisely cut pieces had to fit together without room for error.
Founded in 2013 at Patuxent River’s Naval Air Warfare Center, JET Systems is a small aerospace and robotics engineering company that develops modular software, hardware, and integration solutions for unmanned and manned military aircraft. Its work spans DoD support and commercial applications, with a particular focus on open architecture and reusable middleware that help customers update existing platforms more quickly and economically. JET also carries that defense-systems expertise into products such as its ALF framework and drone-training simulator.
Founded in 1982, Jet-Hot coats exhaust and other high-heat components with proprietary ceramic coatings that manage heat, resist corrosion and extend part life. From its Greensboro operation, the company serves both vehicle builders and large-scale manufacturers, processing parts for applications ranging from hot rods to OEM equipment. Jet-Hot says it pioneered ceramic exhaust coating and backs every coating with a lifetime guarantee.
JetCat Defense brings JetCat’s commercial off-the-shelf engine technology together with BSEL Group’s combat-proven propulsion expertise to produce affordable, expendable jet engines for mass-deployed defense systems. Its Ohio operation includes a dedicated 20,000-square-foot assembly space designed for surge-ready production, while JetCat’s broader manufacturing network has produced more than 80,000 engines since 2000. The company is the exclusive U.S. distributor for JetCat and BSEL Group engines and offers BAA-compliant propulsion solutions for strike-weapon, precision-guided-munition and UAV programs.
For more than 50 years, JETCOAT Inc. has built its name in Columbus as a maker of performance coatings for demanding professionals, do-it-yourself customers and agricultural users. Its Farm Pride line reflects a particular focus on working farms, with livestock-friendly formulations intended to protect agricultural structures.
JetNet Corporation makes specialty netting and food-service products, with roots in netting products introduced in the mid-1950s. Formed as JetNet Corporation in 1966, it has supplied the meat and poultry industry for decades and says it is the largest U.S. producer of netting products for that industry. The company also makes equipment for meat and poultry processing and serves nursery and medical product markets.
JetPack combines contract manufacturing of niche health and beauty supplements with pick-pack-and-ship fulfillment for online merchants. Operating as Ship Smart LLC, the company offers on-demand private-label production with no minimum order, startup, or inventory fees, alongside same-day shipping worldwide. Its manufacturing operation is CGMP-certified, FDA-registered, and certified for 21 CFR Part 11 compliance.
Jetperch LLC is the Maryland company behind the Joulescope name, known for making accessible precision energy analyzers for engineers developing battery-powered and always-on electronics. Its instruments help teams understand how embedded hardware and software affect energy use, with open-source computer software supporting analysis and automation.
Jetsam Salvage Co. turns plastics collected from local waters into coastal goods, including a recycled-plastic clam knife and cutting boards made in the United States. Inspired by Long Island’s Great South Bay, the company pairs practical products with coastal designs and directs a portion of sales to organizations working to clean and preserve waterways.
Founded in 2012, Jetson creates e-mobility products designed to make riding more playful and accessible, from electric bikes and scooters to hoverboards and children’s light-up rides. Its range spans compact commuter-focused designs such as the RackIt-equipped e-bikes and colorful balance bikes that help young riders build confidence. Jetson also supports its products through partner bike shops and service centers.
Founded in 1994, Pittsburgh-based JetStor designs and delivers purpose-built data-storage infrastructure for organizations that need scalable capacity, fast access and long service life. Its systems support workloads from manufacturing and media production to government and healthcare, with engineers tailoring configurations rather than selling one-size-fits-all hardware. JetStor serves more than 4,000 customers worldwide and provides direct 24/7 expert support, emphasizing open standards and avoiding proprietary lock-in.
Founded in 1976, Houston-based Jetstream of Houston manufactures and distributes high-pressure waterblasting equipment for industrial cleaning and surface preparation, with systems reaching 40,000 psi. A Federal Signal company, Jetstream is known for its American-made UNx pump technology and maintains one of North America’s largest waterblasting inventories. The company also supports equipment users with rentals, refurbishment, trade-ins, and customized safety training.
Jett 3D, LLC is a New York City additive-manufacturing studio that turns digital designs and existing parts into prototypes, communication models, molds, and production-ready components. Its work ranges from reverse-engineered Mercedes-Benz trim clips and drone electronics housings to 35,000-plus curtain-wall parts and stage props for Madonna’s Celebration tour. The company manages projects from design and material selection through printing, finishing, and assembly, serving both creators and businesses.
Founded by Esma Dahbali, Jetweels Inc. makes patented, transparent non-metallic transport chairs designed to help people with disabilities move through airport security without triggering standard metal detectors. The company grew from PAX Assist’s wheelchair-service operations at New York’s JFK Airport, where its experience assisting millions of passengers informed the chair’s development beginning in 2012. Jetweels also customizes chairs for organizations and serves settings such as airports, hospitals and public venues.
Founded in 1993 by Jean-François Gros, JF Auto in Jonquières sells used vehicles with a particular focus on American classics, collection cars and exceptional automobiles. Its workshop handles restoration and mechanical preparation, including the in-house rebuilding of cars such as a 1966 Ford Mustang and the fabrication of hot rods and customs. The business also supports these projects with a stock of automotive parts and accessories.
Founded in 1978 by Brooklyn-trained machinist Frank A. Schiavone, JF Machine Inc. remains a family-rooted shop led by his son Anthony, who joined in 1981 and brought CNC technology into the business. From its Long Island facility, the company turns customer designs into precision parts for demanding aerospace, defense, and medical work, with AS9100D and ITAR registration supporting that role.
JF Mill & Lumber, LLC is a Western Pennsylvania lumber and wood-products business that has operated since 1966. It specializes in industrial hardwood and softwood lumber and fabricates custom wood products, including boxes and crates.