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Founded in 2021 by York College of Pennsylvania mechanical engineering alumni, Lehr Labs is a York, Pennsylvania 3D-printing shop shaped by manufacturing experience and an engineering approach to custom work. The company helps customers turn demanding designs into accurate printed parts, advising on material choices and improving printability along the way.
With a coast-to-coast network of upfitting centers and more than 300 trained technicians, LEHR equips mission-critical vehicles for police, fire, utility and other essential fleets. Its work ranges from custom vehicle integration to specialized ballistic-glass installations, supported by Lehr University, a paid 12-week training program that develops technicians through classroom and hands-on instruction. The company also distributes fleet equipment nationwide and provides remote and on-site support after installation.
Lei Tray makes fiber-based food packaging trays designed to reduce the plastic used in prepared-meal containers. Its compostable tray uses sugarcane fibers and a removable high-barrier liner, while its recyclable version is made to replace traditional polypropylene trays on existing sealing equipment. Based in Chalfont, Pennsylvania, lei® says using 1,000 of its trays can keep approximately 60 pounds of plastic out of landfills and oceans.
Leiby's Dairy has made artisan-crafted premium ice cream since 1928, using a base recipe the company says dates to its founding. It operates an ice cream production facility and a separate mix plant opened in 2018, and makes customized mixes for national brands as well as its own range of frozen products.
Leidos is an industry and technology company serving government and commercial customers, with approximately 50,000 employees and headquarters in Reston, Virginia. It develops and manufactures mission-ready systems, transitioning prototypes into production through vertically integrated engineering and manufacturing capabilities. Its work spans defense and national security alongside health, infrastructure, and other commercial and government missions.
Since 1893, five-generation Leidy’s Premium Meats has produced premium pork in Souderton, carrying traditional craft into modern meat production. Its pork comes from animals raised humanely by local farm families and fed an all-natural, all-grain diet developed by Leidy’s, while its small-batch Nature’s Tradition line centers on certified Duroc heritage hogs. The company also works with retailers, food-service operators and supply-chain partners on customized meat programs.
In Manlius, Leigh-Dale Specialties is a small custom plastic fabrication shop owned and operated by Martin Ciesielski, who brings more than 42 years of experience to each job. The shop works with customers on one-off pieces or production runs, turning ideas into practical items such as custom displays and machine guards.
Established in 1972 as a precision tool-and-die shop, Somerset’s Leiss Tool & Die has grown into a contract manufacturer building dies, molds, fixtures and specialty machines alongside machined and fabricated parts. Its 150,000-plus-square-foot facility employs more than 175 people and has supplied major corporations for over four decades, handling everything from engineered prototypes to machine building and medium production runs. Leiss is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
LEKI USA makes poles and gloves for people who move through mountains, trails and snow, with a particular focus on lightweight equipment that can keep pace with both elite athletes and everyday adventurers. Its story of innovation reaches back to 1974, when Klaus Lenhart and Reinhold Messner developed the adjustable Makalu trekking pole, and the company still tests products in demanding conditions while supporting more than 1,000 athletes. LEKI also designs for a longer life, offering replacement parts and repairs for worn equipment rather than treating every old pole as disposable.
Lektra turns solar-powered homes, businesses, and microgrids into distributed AI compute sites, pairing on-site energy with servers that run cloud workloads. Its Energy Host program lets power owners buy and host Lektra BusinessEdge hardware while the company’s cloud platform connects, monitors, meters, and bills the resulting infrastructure. The New York-based company’s model gives renewable-energy producers a second customer beyond the grid and extends computing closer to the people and businesses using it.
From its Orlando headquarters, LEKTRIK Art designs and handcrafts custom illuminated lamp scenes for lantern festivals and themed lighting exhibitions worldwide. Founded in 2018 through the consolidation of teams in the United States and China, the company is described as the only American-owned lamp manufacturer in its industry and operates facilities across the U.S., Europe, and China. Its work has included recurring exhibitions at Kansas City Zoo and Miami’s Jungle Island, and it received first place in the 2022 IAAPA Brass Ring Awards for Exhibitions, Displays, and Sets.
Lelantos develops compact gas-sensing chips that combine MEMS resonator arrays and sensing materials with conventional CMOS silicon for low-power, connected monitoring. Founded by semiconductor and electrical-engineering researchers, the company is applying this technology to persistent leak detection and air-quality monitoring, with additional uses in medical diagnostics and industrial safety. Its founders bring experience from Columbia University, Brown University, and Raytheon Technologies to the effort.
Lenape Forged Products Corporation is a West Chester, Pennsylvania manufacturer of custom forged metal components, founded in 1921 as Lenape Hydraulic Pressing and Forge Company. With more than a century of forging experience, it supplies demanding military, aerospace, and power-generation applications, including forged components for rocket motors and nuclear power equipment. The company operates from a multi-building Pennsylvania facility and is part of the Aerospace and Specialty Metals Group.
Founded in Australia in 1966 by John Lenard Burnett, Lenard Audio designs and develops integrated four-way active sound systems, alongside audio standards, education and specialist consulting. The company’s work grew from high-powered instrument amplifiers and concert PA systems into reference systems for studios, venues, cinemas and domestic listening, with its Black Opal serving as the benchmark for the wider range. John’s daughter Phaenelagh Burnett has worked with the company for more than 30 years as co-founder and owner, making Lenard a distinctly multigenerational audio enterprise.
Founded in 1990, Lencore engineers sound-masking, paging, music and audio systems that make conversations less intelligible at a distance while keeping nearby communication clear. Its customizable systems are built for settings where privacy and focus matter, including open-plan workplaces, healthcare facilities and government spaces, and its Green Sound® technology is tuned to human speech frequencies. Lencore also manufactures custom-engineered speakers and offers U.S.-manufactured solutions compliant with the Buy American Act and Trade Agreements Act.
Lendal North America is an adventure-minded paddle company shaped by engineers, scientists, and athletes who draw on their own time in demanding waters. It designs and builds kayak paddles for everyone from newcomers to seasoned expedition paddlers, with a focus on continually refining the tools used to get on the water.
Family-owned and operating from a 154-year history, Lenderking is a Cambridge, Maryland, manufacturer of animal enclosures for research and companion-animal facilities. Its designs are shaped around animal welfare and decades of daily use, with custom consultation available when a standard enclosure does not fit a facility’s needs.
Founded in 2022 by Armenian New Yorker Lenna Keshishian, Lénna is a New York-based creative production studio making custom textile decor and sculptural objects for interior spaces. Keshishian combines hand techniques rooted in Armenian and other traditional craft practices with contemporary technology, often giving discarded materials a second life. The studio also develops custom commissions with clients, tailoring scale, color and pattern to the space.
Founded in 1889 as Walter Scott Lenox’s small art studio, Lenox Corporation creates tabletop and home goods shaped by more than 130 years of American craftsmanship. Its porcelain and bone china heritage includes becoming the first American china company used at the White House in 1918, with six presidents and first ladies later commissioning Lenox state dinner services. Today, the company brings that design tradition to contemporary dining and seasonal décor, including its distinctive Lenox Spice Village collection.
Since 1920, Lenox Instrument Company has manufactured remote visual inspection equipment, including custom borescopes and FireSight high-temperature cameras, at its U.S. operation outside Philadelphia. Its in-house lens-grinding and production facility supports optical systems built for difficult-to-reach and hazardous inspection environments, from aircraft engines to furnaces and boilers. Lenox also develops custom assemblies for extreme temperatures, corrosive conditions, explosive atmospheres, and radiation exposure.