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Family-owned Lancaster Parts & Equipment has supported farmers from Lancaster County since 1965, evolving from Lancaster Silo into a manufacturer and supplier of farm equipment, aftermarket parts, and repair services. The company began making its own harvesting equipment in 1991 and still builds products such as hammer mills and bale grabbers in Lancaster County, while its service team provides in-shop and field repairs across eastern Pennsylvania and Maryland. Its custom fabrication operation also serves agricultural, industrial, and commercial customers with one-off parts and production work.
Lancaster Products designs and builds material-mixing and processing equipment, including its counter-current mixers and brick presses. Its equipment business traces back to Lancaster Iron Work’s Mixer Division in 1930, and the company reports operating a 75,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Lebanon, Pennsylvania. The company also provides process testing and recipe development through its lab.
Lancaster Products designs and builds industrial mixing and material-processing equipment, with its distinctive K-Series counter-current mixers combining intensive mixing with granulation or pelletizing in one machine. The Lebanon, Pennsylvania manufacturer traces its mixing-equipment history to the Mixer Division of Lancaster Iron Works in 1930 and operates a 75,000-square-foot facility. Its application engineers support customers from proof-of-concept testing and mix-recipe development through process optimization, equipment upgrades, and factory-direct maintenance.
Founded in 2007 as a small screen-printing shop, DKM Sales became Lancaster Specialty Printing after moving into a 38,500-square-foot facility in Lancaster, New York, in 2023. The company creates custom signs and graphics, with a production team whose design work is grounded in hands-on manufacturing experience. Its 2018 acquisition of RealEstateSigns.com also gives it a dedicated business serving real-estate agents.
With 19 years of expertise, Lancaster Stones in Kinzers crafts and installs custom stone countertops, backsplashes, vanity tops and related surfaces for residential and commercial spaces. Its skilled fabricators and installers guide projects from design through final cleanup, with an emphasis on practical layouts and choices that fit the customer’s budget. The company reports more than 1,500 completed projects and 1,500 clients.
Manufacturing in Western New York since 1945, Lancaster Tanks fabricates shop-built above-ground steel storage tanks from 500 to 40,000 gallons, including certified solutions for fire protection and backup power. Its experience spans changing codes and fire standards, with in-house engineers and direct ownership involvement supporting projects that require careful specification and coordination. Lancaster is UL certified, a member of the Steel Tank Institute, and known for pressure- and vacuum-testing every tank before shipment.
Founded in Lancaster County in 1942, Lancaster Water Group makes American-crafted water treatment equipment for residential and commercial use. Four generations of the founding family continue to operate the company, which expanded from selling pumps into water treatment solutions in 1952 and maintains an on-site engineering team. Its Aqua-Technician seminars also provide technical training and certification for water-treatment professionals.
Founded in 1972 and family-owned, Lance Valves and Controls helps industrial customers find valves and set up flow-control systems from its Buffalo-area operation. The company is known for sourcing hard-to-find and custom valves, backed by application assessment, troubleshooting, and post-sales support. Lance has operated in a Buffalo suburb since 1985 and serves Western New York and the northeastern United States.
Born in 2007 from Greene, Tweed’s advanced-materials business, Lancer Systems is a Pennsylvania defense manufacturer shaped by a long American industrial heritage. The company develops hard-use weapon systems for warfighters, law enforcement officers, and competitive shooters, while its AS9100D-certified quality system reflects the rigor behind its work.
Lanci Bakery produces fine Italian artisan breads and rolls, breadcrumbs, pizza shells, and dough balls.
Lanco Tactical LLC presents itself as a local Elizabethtown gun shop with a welcoming, community-minded approach for both firearm enthusiasts and beginners. Beyond its broad retail inventory, the shop supports owners with NFA engraving and related transfer services.
Lanco York is a privately held, third-generation family business whose roots reach back to Harry Leibowitz’s 1942 shipping-supply company in New York City. Today, the firm manufactures and distributes packaging containers, drawing on a family culture and long supply-chain relationships to serve customers that need dependable packaging support. Its history includes a move into corrugated manufacturing in Brooklyn and the establishment of current facilities in New Jersey and New York.
Founded in 1954 as Pittsburgh Seafoods, Land & Sea is a Monroeville-based wholesale supplier of meat and seafood, serving restaurants, retailers, and private clubs across the Pittsburgh region and surrounding states. Its whole-fish cutters prepare fish in-house, and the company has grown from a small seafood supplier into a regional distributor with more than 500 customers and over 3,000 frozen, packaged, and convenience products.
Land and Lake Patio manufactures quality and luxury outdoor furniture for patios, porches, and sunrooms, serving residential, commercial, and hospitality markets with a range of products including rockers, Adirondacks, outdoor dining sets, swings, gliders, and fire tables.
Land Boards designs and makes electronics development boards and modules for makers working with embedded computers, microcontrollers, FPGAs, retro computers and ham radio. Its catalog is especially distinctive for spanning modern platforms such as Raspberry Pi and Arduino alongside dedicated retro-computing hardware and Eurorack synthesizer modules. The company also publishes extensive project documentation through its Land Boards Wiki.
LAND makes small-batch knitwear by hand in its Rhinebeck, New York studio, using natural fibers sourced through U.S. farms and mills. Founded by Emilie Babinski to help renew the Northeast’s textile heritage, the label connects contemporary apparel with regional fiber farmers and traditional craftsmanship. Its wool garments are made with an emphasis on ethical production and local economies.
Founded in Cleveland, LAND Moto hand-assembles street-legal electric motorcycles in its local workshop, using American steel and a battery platform designed for swapping rather than disposal. Its District motorcycles pair motorcycle performance—including speeds above 70 mph and up to 110 miles of range—with laptop-style charging and a user-serviceable design.
Founded in 1921 by Minnesota dairy farmers, Land O’Lakes, Inc. is a farmer- and retailer-owned cooperative whose businesses span agribusiness and food production. It produces dairy foods and animal nutrition products and also supplies crop inputs and agronomic services through its agricultural businesses. The cooperative operates in all 50 states and more than 60 countries.
Founded in Westminster, Maryland, in 1992 by owner and master machinist Todd Paul, Land Sea Air Manufacturing has built its identity around tackling difficult work with a first-responder approach. The company serves demanding aerospace, defense, and intelligence customers as a contract manufacturer, with ISO 9001 and AS9100 certification supporting its quality system.
Since 1946, Landes Fresh Meats has made bacon and sausage in the hands-on tradition started by founder Earl Landes, who built a smokehouse behind his home after customers asked for smoked meats. The Clayton, Ohio, company remains family-owned across four generations, combining that smokehouse heritage with modern technology and science. Its products now reach select retailers and foodservice locations across the United States and the Bahamas, while its recyclable bacon packaging uses 75% less plastic.