Since 1990, Unisand Incorporated has grown from a coated-abrasives distributor into a Medina manufacturer with the feel of a small family business. It is especially known for serving the glass industry, while supplying custom abrasive products to industrial customers in fields such as woodworking and metalworking. The company says its focus is dependable product consistency, backed by ongoing investment in equipment and new offerings.
Allied Glass Industries, IncFamily-owned since its founding in 1979, Allied Glass Industries grew from Robert Van Horn’s two-machine shop into a Clarks Summit manufacturer serving glass fabricators, contractors, and OEMs across the United States. The Van Horn family’s original focus on store-fixture glass remains part of the business, now carried out in a 30,000-square-foot facility with in-house tempering for commercial and specialty projects.CLARKS SUMMIT, PA
Uneeda Enterprizes, IncFounded by Herman Fuchs in 1967, Uneeda Enterprizes is a Spring Valley manufacturer known for its hands-on approach to industrial sanding. The company supports production customers across North America from a 100,000-square-foot headquarters, including free on-site technical service to help resolve sanding problems and improve shop efficiency.SPRING VALLEY, NY
Sandglo Glass & MirrorSince 1951, Cleveland-based Sandglo Glass & Mirror has repaired and installed commercial glazing, with work ranging from storefront replacement to custom architectural glass. Family-owned across two generations, the company grew from Peter Sanelli’s decorative-glass shop into a commercial glazing contractor serving Northeast Ohio. Sandglo also preserves that artistic lineage through in-house sandblasting and etched-glass work, a specialty it says few full-service glass companies still offer.CLEVELAND, OH
Glenny GlassSince William Glenny founded the company in Cincinnati in 1851, Glenny Glass has built its identity around nearly two centuries of dependable service. Today, the family-owned company employs more than 110 people at its Milford, Ohio, facility and serves trade customers across five states. It is recognized as the oldest continuously operating flat glass fabricator in the United States, with IGCC and SGCC certifications supporting its work.MILFORD, OH