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Lecta is a paper-industry group now reorganized into independent companies focused on specialty papers, fine papers, self-adhesive materials, and distribution. Its new structure is designed to bring more specialized expertise and direct attention to different market segments while preserving the group’s established quality and customer relationships. Lecta’s sustainability framework emphasizes people, environmental respect, and responsible, transparent management.
Established in 1973, Lectromat, Inc. manufactures specialty B-stage epoxy insulation materials for the electrical and composite industries. The company also custom-formulates epoxy resins and compounds, developing materials around customer process and performance requirements.
Since 2010, LED Lighting Solutions Global has manufactured American-made solid-state lighting systems for U.S. Navy and commercial marine vessels at its Ravenna, Ohio facility. With more than 20 years of combatant-ship lighting expertise, the company designs MIL-SPEC systems that reduce shipboard weight, power demand, and maintenance while standing up to harsh maritime conditions. Its products have been deployed across numerous U.S. Navy combatant platforms and include interchangeable replacement parts to help limit downtime.
Headquartered in Niagara Falls, LED Linear USA manufactures linear LED lighting systems built around flexible, reel-to-reel produced circuit boards for architectural interiors and exteriors. Founded in a German garage in 2006 and introduced to North America in 2009, the company now produces fixtures at an ETL-certified facility and develops modular solutions that have earned repeated international design recognition. Its work ranges from discreet indoor lighting to outdoor systems used in projects such as the Chicago Riverwalk and the Interactive Learning Pavilion at the University of California, Santa Barbara.
LED Living Technology is a second-generation, family-owned manufacturer of commercial LED and off-grid solar lighting systems, with in-house manufacturing and more than 60,000 square feet across its East and West Coast operations. Its two integrated brands serve projects ranging from industrial production floors to municipal pathways, with custom configurations and retrofit solutions available when standard fixtures do not fit. The company also holds multiple U.S. patents in LED retrofit and lighting technology and supports specifiers, distributors, and reps with quick-ship inventory and project guidance.
With 15 years of experience, LED Sign Supplier designs and builds custom LED screens and digital signage for indoor and outdoor use. Based in Buffalo, the company also manufactures mobile LED video trucks in Canada and delivers turnkey projects, from design and installation through after-sales service. Its work includes large roadside displays as well as specialized signs such as automated gas-price displays and channel letters.
Dayton-raised Led Sled Customs handcrafts Sportster-focused motorcycle parts and builds complete custom bikes from the ground up. Refining its craft since 2002, the shop makes its parts in Dayton, Ohio, and has built a reputation around hardtail frames and custom rides shaped with customers’ own visions. Its team has worked with thousands of customers and supports builders with installation guidance for its parts.
Founded in Edmonton in 1995, LED Smart designs and manufactures LED lighting systems, intelligent controls and custom electronics for transportation, military, commercial and horticultural applications. The Canadian manufacturer keeps design, engineering, production and testing under one roof, with a Surrey facility that includes one of North America’s largest and most complete lighting test sites. Its work ranges from transit retrofits to NAVSEA-approved military lighting and AI-enabled CORE Mesh networking, backed by more than 50 patents and patents pending.
LEDRAYS Inc engineers and manufactures specialized LED lighting for complex environments, from industrial facilities to hazardous locations and marine applications. Its work includes custom OEM/ODM design and manufacturing, backed by more than 60 years of combined LED experience and thermal, photometric, and electrical testing capabilities. The company is especially distinctive for rugged fixtures designed for demanding conditions, including natatoriums and corrosive environments.
Lee Concepts began as a small business outside Buffalo, New York, and has built more than 40 years of manufacturing experience through trusted customer and supplier relationships. Today, the company helps industrial customers bring products to completion through fabrication and assembly, while also arranging sourcing when parts are difficult to find or orders are time-sensitive. With locations along the Eastern Seaboard and partners across the country, it remains a hands-on point of contact for customers who need someone to coordinate the work.
Founded as a family business in 1955, Lee Dan Communications makes apartment intercom systems and custom lobby entry panels for multi-tenant buildings. Its panels range from economical aluminum designs to vandal-resistant stainless steel and can be customized or modified—even in single quantities, with most custom items shipping within one to three business days. Lee Dan also maintains replacement parts for its systems, including stations compatible with Lee Dan, TekTone and other brands.
Lee Industries is a Montler family enterprise in Philipsburg that has carried on a local manufacturing tradition since Thomas J. Lee bought the plant in 1928. The company became a pioneer in stainless steel fabrication and has been custom-building process equipment for industrial customers since 1927, with its work now used worldwide. Its ISO 9001:2015-registered quality system and decades of equipment records reflect a business built around long-term service as much as fabrication.
Since 1964, Harlem baker Alvin Lee Smalls—known locally as Mr. Lee or “Lee Lee”—has handmade rugelach, the Jewish pastry he perfected after discovering a newspaper recipe while working in a hospital bakery. Lee Lee’s Baked Goods has sold its fresh, all-natural rugelach in Harlem for more than 50 years, building a cross-cultural neighborhood institution around Smalls’s distinctive version of the pastry. The shop also makes other signature baked goods and ships its rugelach beyond New York.
Lee Michael Industries, Inc. is a New Castle, Pennsylvania contractor and steel fabricator serving commercial and industrial projects across the tri-state area. Its in-house custom steel fabrication workshop produces components such as platforms, tanks, and piping, while its experienced crews take projects from design development through construction completion. The company says its staff brings more than a century of combined experience in fabrication and construction.
Rooted in a printing company founded in 1905, Lee Printers is a family-owned Cincinnati-area commercial printer that combines modern production technology with the Krieg family’s hands-on craft tradition. The company has operated as Lee Printers since consolidating its Hamilton and Lockland plants in Sharonville in 1977, producing everything from short-run color work to bound books and creatively finished paper pieces. Its extensive bindery and trade-printing experience remain particular strengths after more than a century in the business.
Since 1953, Lee Products has manufactured practical American-made office and classroom supplies, best known for its Sortkwik hygienic fingertip moistener. The family-owned and -operated Bloomington company recently welcomed its third generation, while its small, experienced team continues making many plastic components in-house from U.S. materials. Its removable highlighter tape and other paper-handling products extend that same problem-solving approach into education and everyday work.
Born from a Western New York onion grower’s need for better harvesting equipment, Lee Shuknecht & Sons has designed and built custom onion harvesters and related agricultural machinery in Elba since 1974. Founded by Joan and Lee Shuknecht, the family-owned business is now run by their children Marc and Wendy, with a third generation preparing to carry it forward. Its fabrication and machine shop also repairs and rebuilds agricultural and construction equipment, including obsolete parts that can be reproduced in-house.
For more than 30 years, Cleveland-area Lee Silsby Compounding Pharmacy has prepared patient-specific medications as a 503A pharmacy, tailoring dosage forms and formulations when commercial prescriptions do not fit an individual’s needs. Its clinically trained pharmacy team supports prescribers and patients through custom formulation design, dedicated quality control, and nationwide shipping, including international service.
Founded by Robert Lee Johannsen in Brooklyn in 1918, Lee Spring is a century-old manufacturer known for its extensive catalog of stock springs and its ability to develop application-specific solutions. Still based in Brooklyn, the company serves engineers and manufacturers worldwide through custom spring work, technical support and global distribution.
Family-owned and operated since Ed Lee founded it in 1954, Lee Supply Co. is moving toward its third generation of leadership. The Charleroi company first served the coal industry and is now known for solving complex HDPE piping challenges through custom fabrication for clients across the Eastern United States.