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LoomLogic is a young textile-technology company known for piloting AI-assisted garment sorting with recyclers in New York City. Its platform helps textile operators identify the value and destination of clothing in real time, using a retrofit-ready workstation rather than requiring a wholesale redesign of the sorting floor.
Loomx LLC is a specialist lighting company focused on shaping distinctive environments for nightlife, hospitality, fitness, and private entertainment spaces. It develops custom lighting concepts with 3D visualizations, then coordinates the system through installation so clients can see how the finished space will look before work begins.
Founded in 1978 by Bill Donaton, Loop-Loc manufactures made-in-the-USA pool safety covers, luxury liners and removable pool fencing from its 200,000-square-foot Hauppauge headquarters. The company is best known for its mesh safety cover proven strong enough to support Bubbles the African elephant, and its products are sold through a network of pool professionals. Today, Loop-Loc employs 300 people and remains led by Bill Donaton’s daughter, LeeAnn Donaton.
With more than 100 years in the paper and film release-liner industry, Loparex develops and manufactures engineered release liners and functional films for customers worldwide. Its 11-location network combines in-house film extrusion, coating, embossing and converting with material-science expertise, allowing the company to tailor liners to demanding applications. Loparex also emphasizes sustainable materials and production, including FSC-certified papers, recycled and renewable-content options, and ISCC PLUS-certified plastics.
Established in 2017 by machinist Alex Loper, Loper Machine LLC is an Edgewood, Maryland shop that produces CNC-machined parts and supports customers with programming, process consulting, and related services. Its aerospace and defense-oriented work is backed by ITAR registration and ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certification, while its MOE Jr Internship gives high-school students hands-on training in CNC machining and CAM programming.
For more than three decades, Lorain Modern Pattern, Inc. has built custom patterns, prototypes, models and production masters in Elyria, blending traditional journeyman patternmaking with CNC machining and modern CAD/CAM tools. Its work ranges from foundry and molding tooling to low-volume parts and reverse-engineered replacements, including simulation models made for NASA’s John Glenn Space Research Center. The company says its craftsmanship and customer relationships have earned it a strong reputation across two generations.
For more than 50 years, Loranger International Corporation has built an international reputation in semiconductor burn-in and test manufacturing from its Warren, Pennsylvania operation. The company develops specialized sockets and related test equipment for electronics manufacturers, with applications ranging from defense and automotive programs to space exploration.
Six generations of family textile experience shape Lorens NYC, a New York garment manufacturer and sourcing company working between American and European markets. With more than four decades in production and trade, the current generation builds direct relationships with certified factories while preserving traditional craftsmanship and pursuing slower, more transparent fashion.
Since 1966, second-generation family-owned Loris Printing has printed for North Central Ohio, growing from a two-person garage shop into a 15-employee operation with nearly 18,000 square feet of production and warehouse space. The Sandusky company is an all-digital printer that also handles direct mail and wide-format work, while retaining the personal attention of a small shop. Its 2019 acquisition of Lake Shore Graphic Industries broadened both its services and service area.
Selling semiconductor testers since 1964, Lorlin Test Systems is a Long Island manufacturer known for supporting its equipment over decades. The company builds and refurbishes Impact systems for manufacturers and engineers who need to evaluate discrete semiconductor devices, and provides upgrades and technical service for installed systems.
Lornamead Products makes personal and oral care products, pairing its own heritage brands with turnkey specialty oral-care manufacturing from a 65,000-square-foot facility in Tonawanda, New York. Established in 1978 by sister companies in the UK and Germany, the company entered the U.S. in 2002 and now produces and markets products under names including Yardley London, Finesse, AquaNet and Lypsyl, while supplying private-label oral care to retailers. Its portfolio spans long-running brands such as Yardley London, with a 250-year bath-product tradition, and Lypsyl, which originated in Sweden more than a century ago.
Since 1934, Lornan Litho has produced commercial print work in New Jersey, combining offset, digital and large-format capabilities with in-house finishing. Now owned by Michael and William Shankoff, the third-generation family business is especially distinctive for its specialty packaging, dimensional print and custom retail displays for beverage brands. Its team emphasizes accurate estimates, trained production specialists and dependable delivery for projects ranging from straightforward one-color jobs to complex six-color production.
Beekeeper-founded Lorob Bees LLC makes hive-treatment equipment and other beekeeping tools, with its InstantVap oxalic-acid vaporizers at the center of the business. The company designs and builds molds stateside, runs injection-molding production in-house, and manufactures products such as the Speed Mark queen-marking tool and billet-aluminum hive adapters in the USA. Its hands-on service operation includes a two-year warranty and typically turns around InstantVap repairs within one to two business days.
Founded in 1898 by Louis O. Rozin, Loroco Industries is a family-owned paperboard manufacturer that shifted from die-cut leather shoe components to laminated and die-cut paperboard products in 1934. It continues to specialize in laminating and die cutting paperboard, with its Loroco plant in Blue Ash and Royal Pad Products plant in Evendale, Ohio.
Founded in 1992 when Greg Demetriou purchased a small direct mail business, Lorraine Gregory Communications has grown into a Long Island marketing and communications firm. Its in-house team combines marketing and creative work with video production and print services, including an operating print production department.
Brooklyn-based LORZ Antique Lighting & Restorations restores antique lighting and creates custom lighting pieces through its studio led by principal Luis Orzuna-Benitez. Its work ranges from carefully revived period fixtures to new fabrications, with a focus on giving distinctive lighting a tailored place in contemporary interiors.
Losán is a multinational wood manufacturer with 10 production centers around the world and extensive experience serving professional customers. The company develops wood-based solutions for customized projects, with sustainability reflected in its focus on responsible forest management.
Former bartender Aisha Tyler and her co-founder James Kim created LOSOPHĒ to make a great cocktail at home easier without sacrificing the experience of a properly made drink. The brand is known for its clarified, ready-to-drink cocktails, beginning with a margarita made from organic ingredients for people who want to gather without the usual bar prep and cleanup.
Born from three outdoor enthusiasts’ search for a natural alternative to conventional recovery remedies, lost range.® makes plant-based CBD wellness products in Steamboat Springs, Colorado. The company’s flagship Muscle & Joint Rub and other CBD products are handcrafted in small batches, using a seed-to-sale process and third-party testing, with a particular focus on active lifestyles and everyday recovery.
Founded in 1959 by Michael and Mary Losurdo, Losurdo Foods makes and distributes Italian-style specialty foods, including fresh cheeses and frozen pizza dough, for food-service customers. Headquartered in Hackensack, New Jersey, the family business is now run by two of the founders’ children, with manufacturing in Heuvelton and Amsterdam, New York. Its fresh cheeses follow traditional recipes from Italy’s Capri region, while both plants are certified to the SQF Food Safety Code for Manufacturing Edition 9.