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Owned by Linda Nichols, LAAD Sign & Lighting designs, fabricates, installs and maintains business signs and lighting for customers across northeastern Ohio. The Ravenna company stands out for keeping a small family-owned atmosphere while offering in-house sheet-metal fabrication, fully stocked service trucks and a crane truck reaching 65 feet. It also preserves the specialized craft of neon sign fabrication and repair, often turning repairs around within one to two business days.
Lab Crafters designs and manufactures laboratory furniture systems, casework, fume hoods, workstations, and custom laboratory solutions. It also provides laboratory space design, equipment and accessory procurement, project management, installation coordination, and related support for pharmaceutical, life science, medical research, biotechnology, healthcare, higher education, and research organizations.
Now owned by Ryan Bell, Lab Inventory Systems, Inc. carries forward a cryogenic-storage tradition that began with his father, Ned Bell, in 1963. The Frederick-area sheet metal shop has been building freezer storage systems since 1979, using computer-controlled equipment to make tightly fitted racks for laboratories and backing its workmanship with a lifetime warranty.
An MIT Media Lab spinout based in Rochester, New York, Labby is known for bringing optical sensing into the daily work of dairy farms. Its MilKey platform helps farmers see milk-health signals in real time, giving operations from family dairies to large herds a faster way to respond than periodic laboratory testing allows.
Founded in 1986, LabChem is a Zelienople, Pennsylvania chemical manufacturer known for maintaining control of its production and quality testing. It supplies certified solutions to laboratories and production users, while accommodating specialized customer requirements beyond its catalog.
Founded in 1956 by J.E. Pete LaBerge, LaBco Fabrication is a long-established Macedon, New York manufacturer serving companies nationwide. The shop is known for more than six decades of hands-on experience, taking on custom metalwork for manufacturers and other industries, including prototype projects and precision machining.
Founded in 1984, family-operated Label Aid is a Huron, Ohio, label printer producing custom labels for products ranging from craft spirits to industrial equipment. Its mix of flexographic and digital printing supports both short runs and larger production needs, while its industrial work includes durable labels designed to withstand a product’s lifecycle. Label Aid is woman-owned and certified by the National Women Business Owners Corporation, and it converts UL-recognized materials for regulated applications.
Founded in the late 1920s, Labelcraft Press is a Perkasie commercial printer serving businesses, clubs, and individuals across the Pennridge area. The company combines graphic design with short-run and commercial printing, copying, and rubber-stamp work, and has remained under the ownership of Charles Schmell since 1984 after he spent nine years working for the previous owner. Its customer base includes local governments, schools, banks, and other area businesses.
Founded by sixth-generation poultry farmer Mike Charles, LaBelle Patrimoine raises and produces an exclusive French heritage-breed chicken through small family farms in Central Pennsylvania. Its birds grow up to twice as long as conventional chickens, roam pasture daily, and are air-chilled for a product the company describes as “beautiful heritage.” LaBelle Patrimoine also produces organic pasture-raised eggs and specialty chicken products, and its chicken is G.A.P. Step 4 certified.
Labelmatch began in its founder’s attic in 1998 and has grown into a customer-focused label company serving businesses across the United States. Based in Hudson, Ohio, it is known for listening closely to customers and pairing experienced, one-on-one service with fast turnaround on stock and custom labels.
Started in a garage in 1968, Labels by Pulizzi is a family-owned Pennsylvania printer that produces custom labels and serves broader commercial-print and promotional needs. The company has printed more than a billion labels, survived a 1990 fire, and now operates from a 30,000-square-foot facility in Williamsport. Vincent and Selina Pulizzi took the business into its next generation in 2021, carrying forward a hands-on family operation known for responsive service and quick turnaround.
Founded in 1995 in Manhattan’s Garment District, Labels Inter-Global, Inc. is a New York-based product-identification company with more than 25 years of experience serving apparel brands and other manufacturers. Its worldwide network of distribution and manufacturing locations supports custom woven labels and related identification programs for global supply chains, with low minimums and drop shipping available.
Labels On The Fly is currently streamlining its online experience; its full site is temporarily offline. The available page provides order-support contact information but does not describe products, manufacturing capabilities, materials, services, or markets.
Family-owned since 1984, Laboratory Testing (LTI) is a Philadelphia-area independent laboratory known for handling mission-critical results with close owner and management oversight. It serves manufacturers and regulated industries that need dependable materials testing, calibration, and reporting, with much of the work completed at one location and rush service available when deadlines tighten. LTI’s quality credentials include A2LA ISO/IEC 17025 and Nadcap accreditation.
Founded in 1967 by urodynamics pioneer Ray Laborie, Laborie is a global medical technology company that manufactures and supplies diagnostic and therapeutic devices. It specializes in gastroenterology, urology and urogynecology, and maternal and child health, and reports a worldwide workforce of more than 1,000 people.
Founded in 2002, LabTech Group develops and manufactures laboratory analytical instruments and integrated systems that combine testing, automated sample preparation, and laboratory engineering. With research and manufacturing centers in China and the United States, its products reach more than 90 countries and serve over 30,000 customers. The group also owns the long-established LabTech CDS Analytical brand, which has specialized in thermal sample-preparation systems for more than 50 years, and acquired the Empore™ membrane-based SPE business in 2018.
Since 1947, Lacal Equipment has manufactured and distributed aftermarket replacement parts for road and highway maintenance equipment from its 83,000-square-foot facility in Jackson Center, Ohio. Its in-house production ranges from small precision components to large dirt hoppers, with laser scanning available to recreate complex parts and a 17,000-part inventory supporting rapid shipment. Lacal also reconditions street sweepers for municipalities and contractors, extending its role beyond parts supply.
Founded in Northeast Ohio by people who came from the plant floor, Lace Industries designs and builds custom automation for manufacturers, including conveyor lines and robotic systems. Its work is shaped by firsthand experience with production slowdowns, manual labor, and constant line stops, with systems built around each customer’s process rather than a one-size-fits-all package. Lace also offers its C.I.A. Program, bringing an outside assessment of factory workflow and practical opportunities for improvement.
Founded by athletes, Malvern-based LaceUp Athletics designs wearable weighted training gear that adds resistance to everyday movement and sport-specific practice. Its signature approach pairs LYCRA® compression sleeves with evenly distributed, flexible FLX Weights, while its training laces thread directly onto equipment such as sticks and clubs without straps or clips. The company also makes adjustable gear such as its Heavy Hat for building neck strength and stability.
From its New York metropolitan-area manufacturing base, LaCOUR, Inc. makes tailored office furniture for modern workspaces, including modular workstations, trading desks, private offices and conference tables. Its work is distinguished by custom design, factory-assembled systems, integrated technology and cable management, and a detailed wood-finishing process that includes veneer matching and archived finish records. LaCOUR also offers made-to-order furniture through a Quick Ship program with delivery in 8–10 weeks.