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Founded by people living with spinal cord injuries, Level the Curve designs affordable assistive products that help people with disabilities handle everyday tasks more independently. Its direct-to-consumer approach has produced the Vesta eating tool, which helps people with limited hand dexterity use utensils without assistance, alongside developing devices such as wheelchair ramps and mobility aids. The company also collaborates with the NYU Ability Project to develop assistive technology and hosts accessibility-focused arts events.
Leveltek Processing, LLC has provided patented stretch leveling since 1993, processing specialty-metal and carbon-steel coils to correct shape and improve flatness. Headquartered in Benwood, West Virginia, the company serves customers needing toll processing for critical applications such as laser cutting.
Established in 1936 to supply ballistic dyes to the U.S. government, Lever Colors remains a privately held, U.S.-owned family company making colorants and providing toll manufacturing for colorant businesses. Based in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, it is now led by great-grandson Scott Lever and supports customers with custom formulations and color matching. The company also emphasizes resource-efficient manufacturing and environmental stewardship through the ChemStewards program.
Leverwood Knife Works manufactures custom and standard precision-ground industrial knife blades at its Red Lion, Pennsylvania facility, where its team uses specialized straightening and flattening operations alongside CNC equipment. The company says it has more than 25 years of experience in the cutting-tool industry and produces blades to customer and OEM specifications.
Levison Enterprises, formerly EPI Global, repairs power supplies and plasma displays used in harsh conditions, including units for programmable entry panels. The same team that created the EPI Global Plasma Display continues to support and troubleshoot those systems, preserving the company’s specialized expertise after the name change.
Locally owned and operated in Northwest Ohio, Levison Enterprises grew from an AC plasma-display manufacturer into a domestic electronics manufacturing partner. Its engineers help customers bring new designs into production while also keeping older electronic systems viable when parts or documentation have disappeared. The company operates from a 15,000-square-foot Millbury facility and holds AS9100, ISO 9001, and ISO 13485 certifications by NSF-ISR.
Levita Health is a Duke University–connected health venture formed from research in the university’s Design Health program and a clinical need identified by a cardiologist in 2021. Its team develops Uplift, a user-controlled abdominal compression device intended to give people with circulation-related symptoms more adaptable support in daily life.
Leviton Manufacturing Co., Inc., established in 1906, makes electrical, lighting, data-networking, and energy-management products for everyday spaces. Its network business manufactures end-to-end copper and fiber cabling systems, with network products designed and manufactured at multiple U.S. sites and facilities around the world. The company says it is working toward company-wide carbon neutrality by 2030.
From a small office behind an auto upholstery shop, Levitt Industrial Textile has grown into a family-owned and operated supplier and custom fabricator of VELCRO® Brand hook-and-loop fasteners. Serving businesses for more than 30 years, the Long Island company keeps a large inventory on hand and uses precision equipment to cut, mate, dye, die-cut and package fasteners for specific applications. Levitt is a Platinum Distributor of VELCRO® Brand products, with product specialists and engineers available to help customers select and configure fasteners.
Since 2016, Levity Brewing Company has brewed beer and run lively taprooms in western Pennsylvania, with its original Indiana brewery joined by a second location in downtown Altoona. Both spots pair house beer with locally sourced food and community events, while the Indiana homebase adds live music, outdoor gathering space, and the private Levity Loft.
Bethlehem-based Levolta Pharmaceuticals develops and commercializes reformulated medicines for rheumatology, immunology and cancer, with its lead investigational therapy VOLT01 aimed at osteoarthritis. The clinical-stage company uses a reformulation platform and 505(b)(2) regulatory pathway to improve existing therapies’ therapeutic profiles while reducing development timelines. In 2023, Levolta licensed VOLT01 commercialization in the Middle East and Africa to Tabuk Pharmaceuticals, while retaining responsibility for manufacturing and quality assurance initiatives.
Philadelphia’s Levon Bread makes artisan sourdough loaves using traditional, slow-fermentation methods and naturally occurring wild yeast and lactic acid bacteria. Founded by Tamarick Kindrick, the company pairs freshly milled, locally sourced whole-grain flour with a broader mission to improve access to nourishing food in West Philadelphia. Its planned Levon Bread & Provisions concept extends that work toward affordable pantry staples and lower-waste food access.
Family-owned since 1988, Levon Graphics produces printing and packaging for businesses across the tri-state region. Based in Deer Park, the company combines offset and digital printing with hands-on collaboration, creating items such as marketing materials and custom product cartons while also developing sustainable graphic-communications solutions.
Lew Jan Textile custom designs, manufactures, and private labels quality reusable healthcare textile products for primary, acute, and long-term care markets. With over 45 years of combined experience, the company works jointly with customers in a team effort and offers contract sewing opportunities as owners of their own factory.
Lewark Metal Spinning is a family-owned and operated metal spinning company founded in 1993 and based in Dayton, Ohio. It makes custom metal-spun parts and has become a nationally recognized name in metal spinning, serving industries that range from cookware to aerospace.
LEWCO, Inc. is a Sandusky, Ohio-based industrial equipment manufacturer whose business grew from the Ohio Welding Company, founded in 1917, into two long-standing lines: material-handling conveyors and industrial ovens. The family business is now in its third generation and reports more than 980,000 square feet of manufacturing space across LEWCO and its LogistiQ division, which serves retail, e-commerce, and distribution markets.
Lewis & Myers Incorporated manufactures and converts custom packaging products, including bubble packs, foam packaging, and laminates. Its capabilities include package design, die cutting, sheeting, perfing, slitting, bag making, tubing, and contract packaging services for medical, pharmaceutical, automotive, metal finishing, electronics, optics, glassware, jewelry, computers, and other industries.
Owner Lou Spiezio brings more than 30 years of hands-on industrial manufacturing experience to Lewis Center Manufacturing, a Lewis Center, Ohio company known for serving U.S. government and Department of Defense customers. It produces specialized parts and assemblies for those customers as well as private companies, including automotive specialty and racing shops, handling both one-off work and larger production runs.
Lewis Environmental Services develops and provides wastewater treatment and recovery processes for industrial customers, with a focus on reducing hazardous waste and recovering heavy metals from process water. Its proprietary Enviro-Clean process uses treated activated carbon to remove metals, and its Enviro-Shale process treats and recycles hydraulic-fracturing water. The company also offers mobile treatment systems and on-site construction expertise.
Lewis Lumber Products, Inc. is a Pennsylvania lumber producer and millwork company that processes timber supplied by its sister company, Dwight Lewis Lumber. Its roots trace to the Lewis family sawmill established in 1941 in Sullivan County, and the company expanded into a service-oriented distribution yard and planing mill after acquiring Reese Lumber Co. in 1984. Today it operates in Picture Rocks, where it produces and distributes hardwood lumber and custom architectural woodwork.