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Lumac Inc is a manufacturer in the aviation and aerospace component manufacturing industry.
Born from a Cleveland signmaking business established in 1936, Lumacurve Airfield Signs manufactures curved, modular guidance signs for airport runways and taxiways. The company introduced its signature Lumacurve design in 1982 and is now a fourth-generation family company based in Macedonia, Ohio. Its serviceable signs are built around long-life aluminum frames, replaceable slide-in panels, and lighting systems that airports can upgrade or repair in the field.
Founded in Cincinnati in 2010 by veteran and volunteer firefighter Zach Green, LumAware Safety makes photoluminescent exit signs and egress systems that guide people to safety without electricity. The company began with illuminating firefighter helmet bands and has since expanded into custom safety signage, tritium recycling, and products such as its self-fusing Fuseall™ rescue wrap. LumAware received the 2019 President’s “E” Award for Exports, and its products qualify for three LEED credits.
Founded in 1986, Lumber & Things, Inc. is a northeastern wood-processing company that manufactures and reconditions wooden pallets and skids. Its workforce of more than 250 employees processes 20,000 pallets per day, and the company also converts recovered wood waste into colored landscaping mulch.
Founded in 1956 by Joe Hardy, 84 Lumber remains a privately held, family-owned company based in Eighty Four, Pennsylvania. Under President Maggie Hardy, it has grown to more than 320 facilities in 34 states while continuing to serve professional builders through building materials and construction services. The company is nationally certified as a woman-owned and woman-operated business through WBENC.
Built around Jay Jeffrey’s family woodworking tradition, Lumber JAKKSS Millworks is a family-owned custom millwork center outside Frederick, Maryland, crafting one-of-a-kind solid-wood pieces for homes and businesses. The team works from Windy Hollow Farm, where Jay renovated an 1876 farmhouse and built a workshop for projects ranging from heirloom-style furniture to highly individual “off-the-wall” creations. Its service area includes Maryland, southern Pennsylvania, northern Virginia, and the West Virginia panhandle.
Lumenate Medical is developing a catheter-based cystoscope that lets non-urologist providers collect bladder images for remote review by board-certified urologists. Founded by a team that includes Johns Hopkins engineering and medical expertise, the Baltimore-based company is focused on shortening long waits for bladder cancer screening while keeping specialists in the decision-making loop. Its device remains in development and is not yet cleared or approved for sale by the U.S. Food and Drug Administration.
Lumencia Lighting is a specialist serving the multifamily housing market with turnkey lighting packages. Its work spans projects from individual fixtures to complete property lighting, tailored to the needs of residential developments and hospitality settings.
LumenOptix Inc is a lighting technology pioneer and manufacturer of specification grade retrofit, replacement, and new construction products for commercial and industrial markets. The company combines product performance with industrial design to deliver energy efficiency and visual comfort.
Lumentek Global is a New York State company with operations in the United States and China, led by a team with substantial experience in lighting and technology. It develops and makes LED lighting for commercial and residential customers, customizing products when an application calls for it and providing support before and after the sale.
Born in Rochester in 2003 from optical research at Eastman Kodak, Lumetrics designs and manufactures non-contact thickness measurement and optical inspection systems. Its OptiGauge technology delivers real-time, non-destructive measurements, while its Shack-Hartmann wavefront sensors evaluate optics from contact lenses to laser beams. Lumetrics also works directly with customers to develop custom metrology systems for demanding production, quality, and research applications.
Distilled from 100% corn in the heart of Sonoma County, Lumiere makes California Wine Country vodka with a smooth, subtly sweet profile. Crafted for both the bar and the table, it carries notes of vanilla, lemon zest and apple before a crisp white-pepper finish. Lumiere has received a 2024 silver medal from the San Francisco World Spirits Competition and two 2023 honors from the John Barley Corn International Spirits Competition.
Founded by Peruvian-born architect and designer Javier Robles in 2014, Lumifer is a New York lighting and furniture studio creating made-to-order pieces for luxury homes and hospitality spaces. Its handcrafted collection is marked by orbital forms and subtle celestial references drawn from Robles’s Peruvian heritage, with each piece produced in collaboration with artisans in the United States, Canada, and Peru. Lumifer also develops custom designs for architectural and interior projects, including lighting commissions tailored to individual spaces.
Known for bringing FEVE fluoropolymer chemistry to long-life exterior coatings, Lumiflon FEVE Resins supplies resin systems for architectural and infrastructure applications. Its LUMIFLON technology has been used on more than 150,000 structures worldwide, helping coatings retain gloss and color for decades while protecting exposed surfaces from weather and corrosion.
Lumighost takes architectural responsibility for regulated medical products, engineering them from custom hardware and embedded systems through connected applications and production readiness. Its engineer-to-engineer model emphasizes traceability, risk analysis, and manufacturing-oriented development for medical device programs, including robotic platforms and medical training systems. The company works across FDA, EU MDR, and other regulated environments, with NDA-based engagements available from the outset.
Since 1928, Luminator Technology Group has developed and manufactured passenger-information and video-security technology for public transit, serving bus and rail builders and operators worldwide. The company grew from Albert Arenburg’s rail-car lighting idea into a global organization of more than 1,000 employees serving customers in over 85 countries, with its North American manufacturing facility in Plano, Texas. Luminator’s transit systems are supported by an accredited U.S. laboratory and certifications including ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001.
Founded in 1926 by Salamanca, New York, industrial leaders, Luminite Products Corporation makes laser-engraved elastomer sleeves and cylinders for the flexographic printing industry. The company became North America’s first manufacturer of laser-engraved flexographic image carriers in 1976 and later helped pioneer digital direct laser engraving. Now based in Bradford, Pennsylvania, Luminite operates from a 45,000-square-foot facility and is known for its seamless in-the-round printing solutions, including its patented Load-N-Lok air-sleeve system.
Incorporated in 1997 and employee-owned, Lumitek International develops and manufactures photonic products, including phosphor-based infrared and UV visualizers and electroluminescent lamps. Its sensor cards make otherwise invisible radiation visible as a localized glow, while its thin, flexible lamps are made to order for applications such as aircraft instrument-panel and display backlighting. The Ijamsville company also produces matching power supplies and tests every lamp individually for performance and conformance.
Born from flexible illuminated fabric developed on a repurposed loom in 1985, Lumitex designs, develops and manufactures thin, integrated lighting systems for medical devices and other demanding applications. The Brecksville company works with medical OEMs from early concepts through prototyping, validation and production, with particular depth in surgical retractor lighting and phototherapy. Lumitex operates to U.S. FDA Good Manufacturing Practices and is certified to ISO 13485 and ISO 9001.
Lumo Imaging develops AI-driven computer-vision systems for high-resolution skin imaging and forensic injury documentation. Its LumoScanner platform combines dermoscopic-resolution 3D total-body photography with DICOM-compatible software for lesion tracking in dermatology, while a separate medical-examiner system captures and maps autopsy injuries with millimeter-precision measurements. Lumo has also published a proposal for a total-body-photography DICOM format and serves as a voting member of the working group developing that standard.