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Since 1954, Lewis-Bawol Welding has built its Erie operation around precision welding for tool and die repair, injection mold modification, and intricate fabrication. The company pioneered tool, die, and mold welding as plastics manufacturing expanded, and now combines microscopic TIG welding—offered since 1989—with laser welding introduced in 2000 to handle delicate repairs with minimal distortion. Lewis-Bawol is veteran-owned and operated and describes itself as a fourth-generation operation serving customers nationwide.
Since 1953, Lewistown Cabinet Center has built custom cabinetry for kitchens, bathrooms and other rooms from its Central Pennsylvania base. Still owned by the Kerstetter family, the company employs approximately 60 people and handles the project from design and craftsmanship through installation, supplying customers across the United States and abroad.
Lexi Herbers launched Lexi Lou's Crafting Co in 2022 as a creative outlet alongside her 9-to-5 job, growing it into a Cincinnati-area home shop known for durable, personal embroidery. She creates custom work for individuals and businesses, including keepsake crewnecks made from customers’ baby clothing.
Started by Tom Schueck in a Little Rock garage in 1968, Lexicon has grown into an employee-owned construction and fabrication company that builds structural steel and complex industrial structures across the United States and around the globe. Its Prospect Steel division operates more than 400,000 square feet of fabrication facilities and four robotic lines producing over 100,000 tons of structural steel annually. Today, Lexicon’s more than 2,000 employees also support industrial construction, plant maintenance, energy facilities and golf-course construction through a family of specialized companies.
Lexington Machining LLC makes high-volume, precision-machined metal components for automotive systems, using specialized equipment that performs multiple machining steps simultaneously. Based in Rochester, the company operates 35 multiple-spindle screw machines and 13 rotary-transfer machines, including custom-built equipment with as many as 16 integrated stations. Its components support vehicle systems ranging from fuel delivery to airbag and eMobility applications.
Leybold has spent almost 170 years developing vacuum technology, making pumps, measurement equipment and customized vacuum systems for manufacturing and research. Its worldwide service network supports customers with repairs, maintenance, exchange programs and practical DIY guidance, while specialized UNIVEX systems extend the company’s work into experimental thin-film coating. A smartphone-based Sound Analyzer even lets operators perform a quick health check on a vacuum pump.
Known for its long-running focus on hydraulic lift gates, Leyman Lift Gates has been manufacturing equipment for delivery fleets since 1940. Based in Cincinnati, the company serves transportation and logistics operations with gates designed for demanding, high-cycle work, while providing in-house technical and parts support after installation.
Founded in 1927, family-owned Lezzer Lumber is a Pennsylvania building-materials retailer and manufacturer operating under its third generation. The company has 15 retail stores, three commercial door facilities, and a truss manufacturing plant in Pennsylvania; it also produces custom millwork and cabinetry through its millwork shop.
LF Intelligence Limited is an AI-driven robotics startup developing affordable autonomous lawn management robots, providing one-stop solutions including autonomous lawn cleaning, weed removing, and lawn mowing. Their first product Novabot raised over $1.5M in crowdfunding, and the company has raised over $7M from VCs. The R&D team is rooted in GRASP Laboratory at the University of Pennsylvania.
LG beauty develops and sells cosmetics and personal-care products through a collection of brands backed by LG H&H, including skincare, hair care and oral-care lines. Its roots reach back 75 years to LG H&H’s beginnings as a cosmetics manufacturer, including the 1947 launch of Lucky Cream, and its formulas combine Korean beauty traditions with clinical testing and science-driven research.
Established in January 1947, Seoul-based LG Chem has grown from a chemical company into a science-focused corporation with three distinct businesses and a global network of 56 sites. Its work serves industrial and healthcare customers, with particular emphasis on advanced materials for the battery and electronics markets. LG Chem employs more than 18,000 people worldwide.
Founded in 1947, LG H&H makes beauty, household, health and beverage products for everyday life through a portfolio that includes brands such as The Whoo, Dr.Groot and Coca-Cola. Its research combines traditional Korean herbal knowledge with modern science, including AI-based formula analysis and award-winning technologies for skin exfoliation and hair care. The company operates a global network spanning the United States, China, Vietnam and Japan while pursuing a science-driven beauty and wellness business.
LGC Clinical Diagnostics manufactures quality measurement tools, biological materials and reagent components that help laboratories and diagnostic developers validate assays and produce reliable results. Part of LGC Group, it brings together five IVD quality-control manufacturers with The Native Antigen Company, whose infectious-disease antigens and antibodies support research into emerging diseases. The business serves more than 20,000 customers in over 100 countries and has more than 35 years of industry experience.
LGE Coachworks is a North East, Pennsylvania builder known for turning commercial van and truck chassis into custom luxury passenger coaches. Its work serves livery operators, event services, and executive transportation businesses, with interiors shaped around how each operator intends to use the vehicle.
Built from the Gooding Rubber Company’s 1935 beginnings, LGG Industrial supplies industrial hose, conveyor belting, sealing products and related technical solutions across North America. The company pairs local inventory and service teams in the United States and Canada with application expertise, including 24/7 conveyor installation and repair and support for plant turnarounds. In 2024, the former ERIKS North America adopted the LGG Industrial name, bringing decades of hose, sealing and belting experience under one identity.
Founded by Dick and Clarice Willis in 1979, LHV Precast makes precast concrete infrastructure and custom pieces at its Kingston, New York plant. The family-owned company is now run by the Willis brothers and is known for adapting standard precast work to unusual project needs, from DOT-specification box culverts to custom tanks and retaining walls. Virtually all of its materials are made and mined in America, and its plant is approved by transportation and public-works agencies across the Northeast.
Founded in 1904 and headquartered in Aschaffenburg, LHY Powertrain develops and manufactures modular high-pressure drive systems that combine hydraulics, power transmission and electronics for mobile and stationary machinery. The company employs about 1,400 people across production sites and subsidiaries worldwide, supplying customers in more than 50 countries while supporting equipment makers in demanding fields such as construction, mining and agriculture. LHY’s quality system is certified to DIN EN ISO 9001, with environmental and energy management additionally certified to ISO 14001 and ISO 50001.
Liaigre creates furniture and lighting while shaping complete interiors through interior architecture, decoration and yachting projects. Its work is guided by a close dialogue with nature, art and the cultural sources behind each space, a sensibility also explored through its Liaigre Magazine. The company serves clients through showrooms and professional channels in cities including Paris, London and New York.
LIB SRC INC is a selective engineering company built around senior technical leadership and practical training for younger engineers. From its Myersville, Maryland facility, the team develops communications and electronic-warfare systems primarily for U.S. military and state government organizations, taking on technically novel programs that require original research.
Founded by Burt Isdaner in New York’s garment district in 1962, Liba Fabrics remains a family-owned textile company now led by its third generation. The business shifted from its original apparel focus toward event and hospitality work, with more than two million yards in stock to support production teams and commercial customers on tight schedules.