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KYOCERA Hardcoating Technologies operates from Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio, serving manufacturers in North America and Europe with thin-film PVD surface treatments. Its work is aimed at helping precision tooling and industrial components withstand wear, heat, and friction without changing their essential dimensions.
KYOCERA SENCO Industrial Tools, Inc. makes fastening tools and fasteners, including nails and staples manufactured at its Cincinnati facility. SENCO traces its beginnings to the 1930s and introduced pneumatic staplers for industrial packaging and upholstery in the 1940s; the company says it was acquired by Kyocera in 2017. Its Broadwell Road facility in Cincinnati serves as its global headquarters and includes a 500,000-square-foot fastener manufacturing facility.
KYOCERA SGS Precision Tools traces its roots to a 1951 Akron shop that resharpened carbide tool bits for local manufacturers. Now part of the KYOCERA SGS Precision Tools Group, the Cuyahoga Falls company carries that Ohio heritage into precision machining work for manufacturers in demanding fields such as aerospace and automotive.
Known as KYOCERA SGS Precision Tools, the Cuyahoga Falls manufacturer develops solid round carbide cutting tools for demanding industrial machining applications. Its distinctive strength is combining in-house research and innovation with technical support and custom solutions for sectors such as aerospace, automotive, medical, and power generation.
Family-owned and operated in Columbus, Kyron Tool & Machine Co., Inc. is known for precision machining work carried out in a 30,000-plus-square-foot facility. The company serves manufacturers with CNC-machined parts, prototyping, and welding projects, ranging from small repairs to large-scale work while emphasizing on-time delivery.
In business since 1991, KZ Precision Incorporated is a Lancaster machining shop known for taking on difficult parts for industrial customers. Its 12,000-square-foot facility produces precision components and sub-assemblies for markets including automotive and aerospace, serving both prototype work and production runs.
Founded by Gary Schade in 1978, L & S Metals, Inc. is a family-run contract manufacturer serving Buffalo and Western New York. It fabricates custom metal work and machines parts at two North Tonawanda facilities totaling 50,000 square feet, with more than twenty employees. The Schade family continues to manage the machining, fabrication, and office operations.
Founded in 1986 by chemical engineer Matt Smith, L S Enterprise LLC supplies cooling-tower and biofiltration media while providing the engineering guidance needed to apply it. Formed in 2020 when Smith joined Bill Miller, the East Earl company draws on more than 65 years of combined experience, including Miller’s work in cooling-tower product development and his role as a licensed Pennsylvania professional engineer. Its long-standing specialty is helping OEMs, contractors, and other specialists select practical solutions for packed-column and direct-contact heat- and mass-transfer systems.
L Stuart, Inc. is a U.S. domestic small business that engineers RF, microwave and wireless communication electronics for demanding military, spaceflight and commercial applications. Its work spans system engineering, modernization of obsolete equipment and specialized microwave assemblies, with project experience ranging from phased-array radar and satellite earth stations to spacecraft landing systems. The company also brings that technical depth to patent strategy and prosecution, engineering training and technology protection.
L-H Battery Company, Inc. is a joint venture of LG Energy Solution and Honda Motor Co., Ltd. established to produce lithium-ion batteries in the United States for Honda and Acura electric vehicles serving the North American market. Its Fayette County, Ohio plant is described as an over 2 million square foot EV battery plant, and the company reported more than 500 full-time associates in February 2026.
Founded in 1975, Victor-based L-Tron Corporation develops hardware and custom-engineered technology solutions that automate data collection for manufacturers, warehouses, public-sector organizations and law-enforcement agencies. Its engineering team works alongside customers to configure, modify and test industrial and mobile computing systems rather than simply dropping off equipment, with the company’s own 4910LR driver’s-license reader and OSCR360 investigation system emerging from customer needs. L-Tron has supported manufacturers and distribution centers for more than 50 years and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification.
L. & J.G. Stickley makes American furniture, including hardwood furnishings and upholstered pieces, and traces its history to the Stickley family’s furniture-making tradition. The company says that more than 90% of its products are handcrafted in Upstate New York or Archdale, North Carolina, and identifies the Audi family as its current owners after they acquired and revived the then-struggling company. Stickley describes its work as guided by time-honored craftsmanship and mindful manufacturing.
Since 1868, family-owned L. Brüggemann GmbH & Co. KG has grown from its historic Heilbronn base into a specialist for niche chemical solutions. Its close customer relationships and in-house research, application technology and production support tailored products supplied to customers in more than 50 countries.
Founded by Dale Haberny in 1983 after his work in Cleveland’s secondary-aluminum recycling industry, L. Haberny Company builds equipment for non-ferrous metal processing, from melting furnaces and casters to custom steel duct and pollution-control systems. The Chagrin Falls company now supplies equipment worldwide and also provides refractory design and installation, serving projects that range from individual ductwork to turnkey recycling facilities.
L. Post Rustics, Inc. designs and builds one-of-a-kind Adirondack rustic furniture, custom cabinetry, and architectural elements. The family workshop also produces hand-carved and painted furniture and offers custom design and built-in measurement services.
Founded in Ennigerloh in 1981, L.B. Bohle Maschinen und Verfahren GmbH designs and manufactures machinery and complete process systems for pharmaceutical solid-dose production. Its German facilities produce equipment for both conventional batch manufacturing and continuous production, including the QbCon® line that carries materials from powder to coated tablets. With roughly 40,000 square metres of production and operating space, the company serves customers worldwide while developing and testing processes at its Ennigerloh Service and Technology Centres.
Established in 1902, L.B. Foster Company develops and manufactures engineering solutions for rail and infrastructure, from rail-system products and monitoring technologies to precast concrete infrastructure. The Pittsburgh-based company operates 19 plants and offices worldwide with more than 1,200 employees, and its Transit Products business has designed and tested rail components since 1984. Its North American and European operations hold ISO 9001:2015 registrations, alongside specialized rail and precast-concrete certifications.
Since 1977, L.E.E. Engraving Services has served customers across the United States with industrial engraving on plastics and metals, including custom nameplates and legend plates. The company stands out for its three-proof accuracy process—requiring every plate in an order to be correct—and offers 24-hour turnaround on in-stock items. Its work also includes laser marking parts with bar and QR codes and custom plates made to customer specifications.
L.F. Spawn Co, founded in 1919, is the oldest independent spawn manufacturer in North America. The company specializes in producing pure culture spawn for the mushroom industry, with a focus on technology, exceptional people, and commitment to quality.
Since 1995, L.G. White Safety Corporation has built its identity around helping workplaces address fall hazards with practical, tailored safety systems. The Schenectady company works with organizations in fields such as aviation and manufacturing, shaping solutions around the people and routines that use them.