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LALAIS makes clinically tested skincare and wellness products specifically for oily and combination skin, built around its proprietary Oil Control Complex (OCC3)® technology. Founded after its creator’s own long struggle with oily skin, the brand combines multi-benefit serums with a refillable, germ-free blotting compact to simplify routines for people managing shine, breakouts, dark marks and aging. Its formulas are third-party tested across all skin tones and use a patented natural encapsulation system designed to release active ingredients steadily without pore-clogging oils, butters, waxes or silicones.
Founded by Rich and Betsy Hill on a former dairy farm in Parkman in 1997, Laleure Vineyards & Winery grows its own grapes and makes small-batch Ohio wines on the same Geauga County property. The boutique winery became official in 2002 and opened its tasting room in the converted milk-house in 2003, with a cellar that relies partly on the earth’s natural coolness rather than mechanical refrigeration. Its name honors Rich’s French-born grandmother and reflects the Hills’ interest in Loire Valley and Burgundy wine traditions.
LAM AUTOMATION S.A. de C.V. designs, builds, programs, integrates, and installs automated machines and production lines, and manufactures components, frames, fixtures, and other parts for production lines. It serves automotive, aerospace, food, agricultural, industrial, construction, residential, and other markets, with locations listed in Santa Catarina, Nuevo León; El Marqués, Querétaro; and Teoloyucan, Estado de México.
Founded in January 1980 and headquartered in Fremont, California, Lam Research Corporation manufactures wafer-fabrication equipment and provides services to the semiconductor industry. Its equipment supports processes used to produce advanced chips, and the company reports global operations and approximately 19,700 employees in 2025.
Family cheesemaking is Lamagna Cheese’s defining tradition: Giovanni Lamagna brought his Italian recipes to America in 1928, and successive generations have carried them forward. The company is known for fresh, all-natural ricotta made daily with traditional methods, while also serving foodservice customers with larger-format cheese products.
Since 1957, Lamar LED has engineered and manufactured American-made LED and fluorescent lighting fixtures, with custom fabrication for commercial, residential, industrial and federal applications. The Central Islip company is known for its BABA/BAA-compliant products and Occu-Smart bi-level lighting, with more than 500,000 motion-sensor-controlled units installed. Its designers, engineers and lighting specialists bring more than 130 years of combined experience to projects ranging from custom linear systems to energy-saving facility upgrades.
Family-owned since 2003, Lamar Packaging Systems has spent two decades building a Toledo-area reputation around engineered industrial packaging. The company is known for developing molded EPP foam solutions and managing packaging programs from concept through production for manufacturers whose shipments require a precise, product-specific fit.
Since 1982, family-owned Lamb Machine has rebuilt and custom-built hydraulic cylinders from its Bluefield, West Virginia shop. Its 65,000-square-foot facility supports a skilled team with more than 100 years of combined hydraulic experience, while the company’s job-traveler system and detailed inspection process keep repairs and new-part work carefully tracked. Lamb Machine aims to be a lasting partner rather than simply a vendor.
Founded in 1993, Lambda Science, Inc. is a scientific research and engineering consultancy specializing in advanced electromagnetic sensor systems, particularly radar. Its staff carries projects from physics-based performance modeling through prototype hardware evaluation, with published expertise spanning radar phenomenology, antenna systems, and advanced signal processing. All professional staff hold advanced degrees in science, engineering, or management.
For more than 60 years, Babylon-based Lambda Square, Inc. has manufactured differential-pressure flow measurement equipment and complete systems for gas, liquid, and steam service. Its ORIPAC system, developed in 1984, combines an orifice plate with integrated metering taps and gaskets, while the company also provides custom-fabricated flow components backed by engineering and application support. Lambda Square says its equipment is installed at thousands of sites worldwide and can be tailored to specific piping and operating requirements.
Since 1977, Cincinnati-based Lambda Technologies Group has combined materials testing with engineered surface treatments to control residual stress and extend the life of critical metal components. Its patented Low Plasticity Burnishing process is the company’s signature technology, supported by an A2LA-accredited laboratory and engineering programs that have completed more than half a million measurements. The group’s surface-enhancement operation is AS9100 and ISO 9001:2015 certified and is an FAA 145 Repair Station.
Founded in 2008 by biomedical engineer Ananda Kumar, Baltimore’s Lambda Z Technologies builds custom RF coils and MRI interfaces for biomedical research. Its work spans specialized preclinical imaging equipment, including a “Mouse Hotel” array designed to image four or more mice at once, and draws on more than 60 years of combined RF experience from its technical team.
Since 1911, Lamberti Group has developed and manufactured specialty and customized chemical solutions, with a particular heritage in natural polymers and applications for industries ranging from agriculture to leather and personal care. Its worldwide network of plants and laboratories links research, formulation and production, including facilities capable of reactors and blenders up to 65,000 liters. At its Trissino site, the group combines leather-finishing expertise with waterborne polymer formulations and has held ISO 9001 certification since 2013.
Founded in 1967 by brothers Edwin and Stanley Berger, Lambro Industries is an Amityville manufacturer with roots in the HVAC distribution trade. The company expanded into metal and plastic manufacturing in the mid-1970s and now serves dealers, distributors, and retail markets from its 50,000-square-foot production and distribution center.
Since 1969, Laminar Flow Inc. has engineered and manufactured cleanroom equipment for pharmaceutical and biotech production, including custom ceiling systems and downflow booths. From its 45,000-square-foot Ivyland facility, the company builds solutions around customer requirements, with patented designs and more than 200 years of combined engineering and manufacturing experience among its employees. Its UL-recognized facility produces UL-labeled control panels and supports projects from initial design through installation and training.
Founded in 2012 by engineer Tammy Gilon and Dr. Eyal Orion, Laminate Medical Technologies develops medical devices aimed at making arteriovenous fistulas more usable for people receiving hemodialysis. Its flagship VasQ extravascular support device reinforces the fistula’s connection during maturation and is sold across the United States, Europe, Africa, Singapore and the United Kingdom. The company’s team spans Israel, Europe and the United States, with VasQ supported by CE marking and FDA clinical development.
Since its founding in 1985, Laminate Technologies has grown from a Louisiana startup into a 100% employee-owned manufacturer serving cabinet, furniture, and fixture makers nationwide. The company is known for pairing global material sourcing with production at five U.S. facilities, giving customers a single partner for custom laminated panels and related manufacturing support. Its employee ownership, established through an ESOP in 2024, puts shared accountability at the center of the business.
Laminators Incorporated is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of composite panels, in business for more than 60 years and manufacturing primarily at its Hatfield, Pennsylvania facility. The company serves architectural specialty, sign, corporate identity, and OEM markets in the United States and Canada, and also provides panel fabrication and project services.
Since 1968, Erie-based LAMJEN has made specialty machined components as a contract precision CNC and manual machine shop. Its unusual breadth combines tight-tolerance work and large-diameter turning with fabrication, assembly, and other finishing support through Custom Group Industries, allowing projects to move from prototype to completed component through one manufacturing network. An in-house quality department supports the work under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Since the late 1980s, Lammers Microdrill has made small precision metal-bond diamond tools, beginning with core drills under 1/8 inch and expanding into tools under 1/2 inch for demanding machining work. The Kutztown, Pennsylvania company’s small team brings more than 30 years of experience building tools with tight tolerances and zero runout as the norm, including extra-long core drills reaching 24 inches. Its custom work serves manufacturers in fields such as aerospace, medical devices, optics, and semiconductors.