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Tracing its American roots to Austrian-trained upholsterer Samuel Langer, Jonas handcrafts custom upholstered furniture and curtains in its Manhattan workroom for the design trade. Now carried on by Langer’s descendants through Steven Jonas and Charles Berlin, the atelier preserves 19th-century methods, including hand-tied springs and hand-stitched horsehair, in pieces made for lasting use. Its work has furnished the White House, Blair House, and the vice president’s residence for more than 50 years.
Founded in 1989 as Harvest Productions in a three-car garage in Anaheim Hills, JONDO has grown from fine-art reproduction into a global print-on-demand manufacturer for wall and home décor. Its regional facilities produce personalized products near the end customer, using standardized workflows and integrated software to support fulfillment worldwide. JONDO’s roots in watercolor reproduction also helped pioneer the photo giclée art form.
Jones Family Farm is a small, diversified Mohawk Valley operation where Peter and Suzie make small-batch cheeses and gelato while raising pastured meats and eggs. After moving their young family to Upstate New York in 2004, they built the farm around direct relationships with neighboring small dairies, using their milk for cheeses such as the flagship New York Crème Cheese. The couple still makes cheese on a small scale—“just the two of us”—and sells directly through their farm store and to restaurants, bakeries, and retailers.
Founded in Nottingham in 1909 as a button supplier, family-owned Jones Interiors now supplies trade customers with window-treatment and soft-furnishing products, including its own collections and made-to-measure systems. The interiors division launched in the 1980s and has grown to 70 staff in Nottingham, with an additional Hong Kong office and customers across the UK and abroad. Jones is particularly distinctive for its colour-matching service, which lets craftspeople hand-paint handcrafted curtain poles to a paint-card or Pantone reference.
From Monroeville, Ohio, Jones Manufacturing makes American-made LockJaw tool racks and J-Lock load-lock holders for trucks, trailers, and other equipment. Its LockJaw line organizes long-handled tools while the original J-Lock system provides lockable, anti-theft storage and is supplied as a factory-installed option by major truck manufacturers. Jones also makes the Ball Hooker, a rolled-steel towing plate designed for ball-hitch-equipped vehicles.
Since 1923, Jones Metal Products has shaped difficult metal parts in West Lafayette, Ohio, building a particular reputation for complex hydroformed components and serving as the country’s largest single deep-draw hydroformer. The privately owned company combines forming with in-house machining and heat treating to help engineers turn challenging designs into production parts, from aerospace components to defense hardware. Its long record includes continuous ISO, AS9100, NADCAP and ITAR credentials, with NADCAP heat-treating accreditation dating to 2004.
Family made in Mansfield since 1945, Jones Potato Chip Company produces wavy potato chips and potato sticks for its own brand as well as private-label and co-packed snack lines. Founded by Frederick W. Jones, the company helped introduce “marcelled” wavy chips to the Mansfield area and added potato sticks in 2007. Today its snacks reach at least 40 states, while the family-run organization continues to operate from its current site and has cut facility waste by 75 percent through recycling and reuse.
Established in Sanford in 1885 as Cole Printing Company, Jones Printing Co Inc is an offset print shop producing business materials, publications, invitations and large-format graphics. More than a century later, the company combines traditional offset presses with digital printing and custom graphic design, while its staff brings more than 200 years of combined printing experience to local projects. The Sanford Herald has named Jones Printing the “Best Print Shop” in Lee County for 10 consecutive years.
Jones Racing presents product categories including LSS, BCS, BF, Mopar, BH, Focus Guides, AN Tools, Hubs, CS Pulleys, Alts, PS, FP, VPO, WP, and Belts. The provided content does not state specific manufacturing processes, materials, services, or markets.
Jones-Hamilton Co. is a U.S.-based chemical manufacturer producing sodium bisulfate and hydrochloric acid. Its products support animal nutrition and health, food ingredients and processing, pools and spas, cleaning compounds, metal finishing, water treatment, and other technical applications.
From its West Lafayette, Ohio operation, JonesZylon makes meal-delivery carts and safety dinnerware built for the demanding routines of correctional facilities. Founded in the 1960s as a healthcare-plastics manufacturer, the company entered the corrections market in the 1990s and now also serves long-term-care and school food operations. Its American-made ServeSmart system pairs self-locking meal trays with carts, while its MaxFlex line is designed to flex rather than break in high-security settings.
Jonny Snider is the Canonsburg-area welder, fabricator, and metal artist behind JonnySWeld, LLC. His work is shaped by a fondness for objects with stories, from sentimental repairs that keep useful things out of the scrapyard to original pieces made with creative freedom. The shop serves customers across South Allegheny County, Washington County, and Southern Pittsburgh.
Established in Germany in 1952, JOOLA makes table-tennis equipment and has expanded its racket-sports range to include pickleball paddles and gear. The brand built a particularly strong U.S. presence through the North American Tour and later served as the official table sponsor for major USA Table Tennis tournaments from 2012 to 2019. Since Sport Squad acquired JOOLA Tischtennis GmbH in 2019, JOOLA has continued its table-tennis heritage while growing into pickleball, launched in 2022.
Born from veterinarian Christine’s search for help after her dog Pepsi developed severe joint problems, Jope makes science-backed supplements for dogs and cats. Co-founded by practicing veterinarians Christine and Jeremy, the company formulates products such as its UC-II collagen hip-and-joint chews and GB-01 gut-balance capsules after reviewing clinical research, with manufacturing in the USA and third-party testing for every batch.
Jordache Enterprises is the privately held company behind the Jordache name, founded in 1978 by brothers Joe, Ralph and Avi Nakash. It grew from an influential designer-denim brand into an international manufacturing group, with wholly owned factories in Madagascar and Bangladesh and more than 25,000 employees worldwide.
Established in 1958 and headquartered in Cincinnati, Jordan Valve designs and manufactures control valves and regulators for demanding industrial applications. Many of its valves use a distinctive sliding-gate seat, built from a movable disc and stationary multi-orifice plate, to deliver precise pressure and flow control. A division of Richards Industrials, Jordan Valve is ISO 9001:2015 certified and serves customers through a global representative and distributor network.
Founded in Cincinnati in 1883, Jos. Berning Printing Co. is a fifth-generation, family-owned commercial printer producing print projects from its Queensgate facility. The Berning family has carried the business through five generations while adapting from an antique letterpress operation to modern offset and digital production, with in-house design, mailing and fulfillment supporting customers from start to finish. Its green initiatives include paper and metal-plate recycling, vegetable-based inks and equipment that reduces make-ready sheets.
Jos. H. Lowenstein & Sons, Inc. manufactures dyestuffs and color products for the fur, hair, and leather industries. Its capabilities include color formulation, custom dye synthesis, research and quality-control laboratory work, and production of powder and liquid products.
From a Zanesville restaurant kitchen to a growing Ohio food brand, Jose Madrid Salsa makes New Mexico-style salsa shaped by the Zakany family’s Mexican heritage. Mike Zakany developed the recipes through research, experimentation and customer feedback before launching the company in 1987, naming it for his beloved grandfather from Clovis, New Mexico. First sold in gourmet and grocery stores in 1988, the company now offers 25 different salsas, with fruit-forward flavors and heat levels that reflect its willingness to move beyond traditional red salsa.
Josef Kihlberg AB traces its roots to a hardware shop opened in Hjo in 1841 and has worked from the town for more than 175 years. Since beginning in-house production in 1943, the company has built its name on durable fastening equipment for professional users, developing and making staplers and staples for industrial customers and transport packaging. Today, its 35-person operation is part of Signode Industrial Group and serves distributors worldwide.