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Lifeware Labs develops ProPatch™, a wireless, portable patient monitor designed specifically for combat medics and first responders. The compact device integrates with the U.S. Air Force’s BATDOK system and uses machine-learning models to help identify stable patients and those needing immediate intervention. Its research-friendly workflow stores raw data in CSV files and supports analysis in MATLAB and Python.
Lifeway Foods, Inc. makes kefir and other cultured dairy foods, a business Michael and Ludmila Smolyansky began in their Skokie, Illinois home in 1986. The company describes itself as the largest kefir manufacturer in the United States and has expanded its product line to include farmer cheese, probiotic smoothies, and kefir butter.
Lifewear is a family-operated apparel manufacturer that has produced union-made garments in Pennsylvania since 1950, continuing the legacy of Yocom Knitting Company. The company makes T-shirts and sweatshirts in the USA and describes its facility as a second-generation family business. Its site also identifies flame-resistant clothing as a product it manufactures.
Lifeweave grew from artist Emilio Vavarella’s experimental DNA-weaving project, developed during his doctoral research and residency at the Broad Institute of MIT and Harvard. Today, its collaborative team creates personalized woven art from a customer’s genetic information, with each tapestry made on demand in North Carolina for the individual it represents.
Lifeworks is a global innovation company with offices in New York and Bentonville, where its teams develop consumer brands and products for major retailers. It is known for carrying ideas from concept to the shelf, supporting partners through product development, distribution, and retail sales.
Lifoam Industries, LLC manufactures expanded polystyrene (EPS) products, including foam coolers, and describes molding EPS from expanded resin beads. The company is part of Newell Brands and presents consumer, commercial, and life-sciences business areas.
Founded in 1999 after its owner needed an affordable alternative to a $40,000 wrecker, Lift and Tow designs and manufactures hidden wheel-lift systems that turn three-quarter-ton and larger pickups into tow trucks. The company says it pioneered the truly hidden wheel lift, building its equipment in the United States for towing and repossession work, with professional installation and support available. Lift & Tow LLC was sold to Hidden Lift & Tow LLC, operated by Eugene Hurst, in 2016.
Brooklyn-based Lift Optics is a 100% U.S.-independently owned optical laboratory making lenses and supporting independent eye-care practices through a private, full-spectrum lab relationship. Its atelier also provides concierge service, equipment access and practice-growth support, with membership extended by invitation and a deliberately tight roster. The company emphasizes precise surfacing, coating, edging and mounting so an eye-care professional’s judgment reaches the patient intact.
Founded in 2021, Lift Solutions provides industrial lifting equipment and the services that keep it working, from overhead cranes and rigging to OSHA-mandated inspections, repairs, and replacement parts. Its in-house engineering team and crane manufacturing facilities across the United States support projects ranging from new installations to runway modernizations, while technicians service all makes and models of overhead cranes and hoisting equipment. The company also serves the elevator market as a distributor of elevator wire rope and related products.
Lift-A-Loft Corporation designs and manufactures aerial work platforms, with roots in truck-mounted lifts built for streetlight service in the 1940s. The Muncie company produced its first LAL model in October 1952 and now draws on more than 70 years of experience and thousands of custom lifts to serve airline, industrial, municipal, and contractor applications. It also supports its equipment with factory-certified inspections, training, repairs, and parts.
Since 1964, Lift-All has manufactured lifting and load-securement equipment in the United States, growing into a company with five manufacturing facilities across the country. Its in-house engineers design custom solutions for difficult lifting requirements, including the patented GripHook forklift attachment, while factory-trained representatives provide sling inspections and on-site safety seminars. Lift-All sells through industrial distributors and contractor supply houses.
Since 1955, Liftex Corporation has manufactured lifting slings and related protection products for distributors and rigging professionals. Its Pro-Edge® webbing and slings are proudly made in the USA, while the company’s range also includes roundslings, chain and wire-rope slings, and specialized lifting solutions. Liftex sells exclusively through distributors and supports users with capacity charts and sling-safety resources.
Born from a pulp-and-paper manager’s concern over unsafe personnel lifting, Missoula-based Lifting Technologies has manufactured crane-suspended and forklift-mounted man baskets and material platforms since 1987. The company was first in the United States to produce an OSHA-compliant crane man basket in 1988, and it continues to build custom, engineer-certified platforms with safety features such as its detachable Test Weight System and Quick Claw attachment. Its Montana-made equipment is shipped worldwide.
Liftra is a Denmark-based engineering company known for developing specialized lifting equipment for wind-turbine installation and maintenance. Its work is supported by field operations and testing, serving the global wind-energy industry from a network of international locations. Liftra holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certifications.
Liga Steel fabricates offsite prefabricated light-gauge steel framing components and wall panels for construction projects. With production facilities and engineering offices in the United States and Eastern Europe, the company carries projects from design and engineering through manufacturing, delivery, and installation. Its reported output includes more than 10,000 panels and 2.9 million kilograms of steel, with 90% recyclable materials.
Built around a partnership between comedian and filmmaker Marlon Wayans, personal trainer David, and military and federal law-enforcement veteran Vic, Liga Tridente Cigars creates premium cigars and cigar-smoking experiences. Vic blended the company’s flagship Liga Tridente Habano in Honduras, while the portfolio includes distinctive releases such as The Don Candela and the family-inspired Il Bambino. The brand’s cigars are shaped by the partners’ shared appreciation for tobacco, spirits, fellowship, and storytelling.
Founded by Andre Watson after more than a decade of nanotechnology and bioengineering R&D, Ligandal develops AI-designed peptide and nanoparticle delivery technology for precision medicine. Its peptide-directed conjugate platform targets cellular receptors and delivers payloads such as nucleic acids or gene-editing therapies to intended cells, while the LigandAI™ platform supports computational peptide design and binding analysis. The company’s focus is solving the delivery challenge that limits molecularly targeted treatments.
Light Engine Technologies develops specification-grade architectural LED lighting systems that can be curved in the field to follow complex forms and architectural lines. Drawing on experience in traditional lighting design, the company pairs artistic LED applications with simple, durable materials to create cleaner details and easier installation. Its work includes flexible cove systems and specialized fixtures for demanding spaces such as healthcare environments.
Founded in Maryland by former U.S. Army cyber pioneer Anthony Lawrence, Light Rider Inc. integrates quantum computing and quantum-security technology for government, defense, and enterprise customers. Its work spans on-premises quantum processors, quantum-derived entropy, and security systems that add a physical layer to existing communications networks. The company also operates a cloud platform that provides unified access to quantum hardware and related services.
Since 2007, Light Spectrum Enterprises has manufactured ultraviolet lamps for OEMs, with a particular focus on custom UVC and germicidal lighting for air, water and surface treatment systems. Its Southampton, Pennsylvania operation combines engineering and production with a substantial ready-to-ship inventory, while its facility can produce nearly 50,000 lamps per month for large custom orders. The company says its manufacturing facilities are EPA-registered and its lamps carry CE, RoHS and REACH compliance.