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From its Queens shop, Long Island Tinsmith Supply Corp. manufactures Streamline metal panels and custom building-envelope flashings while supplying construction materials to professional contractors. LITSCO has served the trade for nearly 100 years, with its Streamline panels handmade in Queens for more than 40 years and its ANSI/SPRI/FM 4435/ES-1-certified edge-metal systems available for customized conditions. As an independent, locally owned member of the NEMEON co-operative, it focuses on the New York Tri-State market while supporting projects nationwide.
Long Range LLC is a Franklin, New Hampshire company known for helping shotgun-sports clubs manage clay-target shooting more easily. It makes wireless equipment that lets shooters release targets without a wired pull cord, while its TargetTAG system helps clubs track usage and prevent unaccounted targets.
Long Trout Winery is a distinctly Bohemian wine boutique in Auburn, built around a playful 1960s-inspired atmosphere and homemade-style winemaking. Its property also includes Schuylkill County’s first disc golf course, giving visitors another reason to linger beyond the tasting room.
Established in 1995, Long Wharf Upholstery & Fabrics is a locally owned Sag Harbor studio creating custom upholstery and soft furnishings for East End homes. Its work pairs precise, handcrafted reupholstery with a clean coastal aesthetic, while the Long Wharf showroom offers fabric samples and practical guidance for projects ranging from cherished furniture to seasonal home updates. The shop serves homeowners and design professionals throughout the Hamptons, with pickup and delivery available.
For more than 50 years, Long-Lok has engineered self-locking and self-sealing fasteners that help solve threaded-component fastening problems, including demanding aerospace and defense applications. Its distinctive processes range from all-metal Dyna-Thred fasteners for temperatures up to 1,200°F to Self-Seal fasteners that combine fastening and O-ring sealing in one cold-formed unit. Long-Lok operates eastern and western U.S. facilities and is part of the Novaria Group.
Since 1973, Longaberger has handcrafted heirloom baskets and home goods, with its signature baskets still woven by skilled artisans in Dresden, Ohio. The company carries on a basketmaking tradition that began in the village in 1896, marking each basket with the Longaberger Dresden origin, weaver’s initials, and production year. Relaunched online in 2019 under Xcel Brands, Longaberger continues to make its baskets in Ohio for collectors and families who use them as everyday pieces and pass them down.
Longacre’s Modern Dairy is a family-run dairy that processes and packages dairy products and makes homemade ice cream. Its roots go back to John S. Longacre’s milk deliveries in the early 1920s, and the family built its processing plant in 1942; the business remains a Longacre family enterprise led by third- and fourth-generation family members.
Founded in 2016, Baltimore-based Longeviti Neuro Solutions develops cranial implants and neurotechnology platforms for complex brain surgery. Its ClearFit® platform combines skull reconstruction with a Brain Ultrasound Interface, allowing clinicians to image the brain through the implant after surgery, while its low-profile implants are designed to restore the skull’s natural contour and accommodate neurosurgical devices. The company reports 20 U.S. patents, 36 worldwide patents, and several FDA-cleared implants brought to market since 2018.
Longford’s Ice Cream was founded by Nolan and Patricia West in 1992, beginning as a Port Chester shop where the couple made ice cream in the back for local chefs. Now based in Stamford, Connecticut, the company retains its small-batch approach while supplying the tri-state hospitality trade and operating scoop shops in the surrounding region. Westchester Magazine readers have voted it “Best Ice Cream” for more than a decade.
Longhorn Fab Shop, LLC designs and makes American-manufactured products while also taking on contract parts for customers ranging from aerospace to automotive. Its Brookville operation handles projects from one piece to 10,000, with in-house engineering and manufacturing behind products such as industrial engine rotators and CNC-machine accessories. The company is a registered government and defense contractor and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded by John Rocco Longo in a Morristown basement in 1945, Longo Electrical-Mechanical repairs, rebuilds, and maintains the industrial electrical and mechanical equipment that keeps critical infrastructure running. Now a third-generation, family-owned business, it serves customers throughout the Northeast and beyond from four facilities totaling more than 100,000 square feet. Longo was the first American electrical-mechanical business certified to ISO 9001 and provides 24/7 emergency field response alongside its repair and engineering work.
Made on Long Island, Longo Filters manufactures HVAC and furnace air filters for homeowners, businesses, and commercial buyers. Based in Copiague, New York, the company has more than 15 years of manufacturing experience and cuts custom filters to customers’ specifications alongside its standard-size offerings. Its local production supports orders ranging from a single replacement filter to bulk commercial supply, with delivery routes serving Long Island and New York City.
For more than 25 years, Victor Girgenti’s Longview Trading Inc. has built custom private-label deli programs, producing meats, cheeses and salads for retailers ranging from two-store operations to national chains. Its products are made in HACCP-certified processing facilities, with customization at the center of the company’s work, including organic cheese manufacturing.
Established in 1991, Longwall Services adapts equipment traditionally used in coal mining for materials transport, particularly in glass bottle and recycling operations. The Canonsburg company produces recycling machinery, including cullet quench conveyors, and also provides machining, fabrication, repair, and on-site technical services.
Founded in Switzerland in 1897, Lonza is a global contract development and manufacturing organization that helps pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies turn new medicines into clinical and commercial therapies. Its network of more than 30 sites and approximately 19,000 employees spans five continents, with capabilities ranging from biologics and small-molecule drug products to cell and gene therapies and mRNA manufacturing. In Bend, Oregon, the former Bend Research team brings more than 45 years of specialized experience in improving drug solubility and bioavailability.
Loog Guitars makes compact musical instruments designed to get children playing, learning, and falling in love with music from day one. Its signature three-string guitars are real wood instruments sized for small hands, paired with chord flashcards, video lessons, and a learning app that helps beginners move naturally toward a standard guitar. The company also makes a portable digital piano and a small ukulele, extending the same beginner-focused approach beyond guitar.
Founded in 2014, Brooklyn-based Looking Glass makes holographic and light-field displays that let groups see 3D content without headsets or glasses. The company launched the world’s first desktop holographic development kit in 2018 and now builds both Hololuminescent™ Displays for dimensional video and Light Field Displays for advanced 3D visualization, with additional operations in Hong Kong.
Loome makes patented, multi-use craft tools that turn yarn and other fibers into pom-poms, tassels, cords and woven pieces. Its original 5-in-1 tool, patented in 2017, reflects the company’s unusual focus on giving makers one compact tool with many creative uses. Loome also supports equal representation through donations and fundraising projects for organizations including Fair Fight, She Should Run and Emily’s List.
Loomia began in 2014 as the Brooklyn design and technology studio The Crated, created to address the material limitations facing wearable product development. Today, it builds soft, flexible circuitry that integrates with textiles and other pliable materials, serving product teams in fields such as automotive design and medical wearables.
Founded by David Loomis in 1917, Loomis Products Company is a long-running industrial manufacturer based in Levittown, Pennsylvania, with production capabilities in the United States and Germany. It is known for developing high-pressure forming equipment for powdered-material industries, including the first production machinery for automotive catalytic-converter honeycomb substrates. The company provides engineered equipment and project support for manufacturers working with ceramics, metals, plastics and composites.