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StickerApp manufactures custom stickers, labels, and transfers for creators, artists, individuals, small businesses, and large corporations. Its offerings include die-cut and sheet stickers, labels on rolls, decals, industrial-strength stickers, wall and floor stickers, temporary tattoos, vinyl transfers, and DTF heat transfers, with materials and finishes including vinyl, holographic, transparent, glitter, mirror, prismatic, kraft paper, and glow-in-the-dark.
STITCHT Interiors in Forest Hill, Maryland creates custom upholstery and interior designs for automobiles, motorcycles, and exotic cars. With a combined 35 years of industry experience, the team blends bold styling with clean lines and careful stitching, from modernized classic-car cabins to tailored motorcycle seating. Its portfolio includes distinctive work on rare vehicles such as a 1965 Ferrari 275 GTS Spider and a one-of-approximately-352 convertible 1988 Nissan 300ZX Turbo.
Storbyte designs and manufactures enterprise storage arrays built around its ECO*FLASH platform, developed to handle the sustained write demands of cybersecurity data capture without premature drive failures. The company’s distinctive approach combines a patented Hydra architecture and DRACO command-optimization layer with open-systems flexibility, while its product line extends from flash arrays to disk enclosures and GPU servers. Storbyte’s 10-year unlimited-drive-write warranty and emphasis on lower power use underscore its focus on long-lived, cost-conscious data infrastructure.
Strategic Factory is a family-owned Maryland company that began in 1999 when Keith Miller bought an 800-square-foot, two-person quick-print franchise in Pikesville. It has since grown to more than 150 employees and 100,000 square feet of production across three Owings Mills facilities, while retaining a collaborative, hands-on culture recognized on Greater Baltimore’s 2024 Best Places to Work list. The company serves organizations nationwide through a single-point model for branded communications and fulfillment.
Founded by James E. Strum in 1987, Strum Contracting is a Baltimore company known for custom welding work on heavy civil infrastructure across the Mid-Atlantic. The MBE/DBE-certified firm brings AWS D1.5- and ASME-certified welders to projects ranging from bridge repairs to industrial construction.
Strydent Autonomous Technologies, Inc. develops and manufactures low-cost, attritable autonomous underwater vehicles (AUVs) and autonomous surface vehicles (ASVs). Its vehicles use proprietary swarm communication, multimodal communications, AI/ML optical targeting, spatial light communications and sensing, and automated robotic systems for scaled production.
STULZ manufactures precision cooling and humidity-control equipment for data centers and other mission-critical applications. Its portfolio includes room-cooling, high-density and rack-based cooling, liquid cooling, micro data centers, air handling units, chillers, monitoring systems, shelter cooling, and humidifiers, supported by customized engineering, testing, installation, and service capabilities.
STX is a sports-equipment company known for serving lacrosse players across both the men’s and women’s games. It also makes gear for field hockey and ice hockey, with custom options available for team orders.
Sub-Zero Group, Inc. manufactures luxury kitchen appliances under the Sub-Zero, Wolf, and Cove brands. Its products include refrigeration, cooking, dishwashing, outdoor cooking, wine storage, and ice-making appliances, designed and engineered in the USA and manufactured in facilities in Wisconsin, Arizona, and Iowa.
Since 1955, SubCom has designed, manufactured, and deployed subsea fiber-optic cable networks that carry data between continents. Based in Newington, New Hampshire, the company integrates network engineering with a 50-acre manufacturing campus, deep-water pier, and fleet of eight purpose-built cable ships. SubCom says it has deployed more than 200 systems and over one million kilometers of subsea cable, and operates as an ISO 14001-compliant company.
Since 1947, Suburban has made the furnaces, water heaters and cooking appliances that bring the comforts of home to RVs, manufacturing from its longtime base in Dayton, Tennessee. The company began with gas space heaters and entered the RV market after adapting a greenhouse heater for 12-volt motorhome use, a practical origin that still shapes its focus on RV climate control, water heating and indoor and outdoor kitchens. Suburban became part of the Airxcel family in 1998 and remains one of Dayton’s largest employers.
At the base of Sugarloaf Mountain, Sugarloaf Mountain Vineyard makes wine and welcomes visitors to enjoy it in a year-round vineyard setting. Guests can sample wines at the bar or settle in with a flight on the covered heated patio, where the property also hosts food trucks, live music and private events. Free winery tours are available for small groups by reservation.
Under new/old ownership, Sullivan Products keeps the iconic Sullivan line of RC model-aircraft equipment in the hands of modelers, making starters, fuel-system gear and control hardware for the flying field. Based in Ocala, the company supports its long-running starter line with replacement parts and backs the Megatron Starter with a two-year limited warranty. Its own description is refreshingly direct: there is no corporate parent or computer phone tree—just modelers serving other modelers.
Sumatech, Inc. is a White Marsh manufacturer known for precision production supported by AS9100-certified quality controls. The company serves customers needing tightly specified components, including aerospace-related work, through its CNC machining and inspection capabilities.
After five years as Chase Street Accessories & Engraving, the Baltimore business became Summit Imprints in 2023 and was acquired by its long-time manager, Robert Lynch, in May 2024. The shop creates personalized recognition pieces and branded merchandise for organizations, with an in-house team that develops artwork and produces custom work locally while sourcing larger promotional orders through outside suppliers.
Summit Merch Group is a Buffalo-area production partner providing custom merchandise and promotional production from concept through delivery. Its capabilities include screen printing, embroidery, direct-to-film printing, laser engraving, UV printing, large-format printing, custom packaging, strategic sourcing, logistics, and fulfillment for brands, businesses, schools, creators, agencies, touring artists, decorators, print shops, and promotional product distributors.
Founded in 2007, Summit Terragraphics designs and manufactures custom thermoformed raised-relief 3D maps at its Maryland facility. The intentionally small, privately owned company began with maps for hikers and peak-baggers and now creates terrain models for organizations including the National Park Service and U.S. Military. Its maps combine modern geodata with hands-on American craftsmanship to make landscapes easier to understand than they are on a flat page.
From its Melbourne, Florida headquarters, Sun Nuclear develops quality-management solutions that help cancer centers check diagnostic imaging and radiation-therapy systems. Now part of Mirion Medical, the company combines software such as its SunCHECK connected workspace with measurement devices and phantoms, supporting independent QA at more than 6,000 cancer-treatment facilities in 130-plus countries. Its global support operation includes more than 20 medical physicists, backed by a 5,000-square-foot training center built to resemble a clinical setting.
From a rural shop in White Hall, Maryland, Sun Woodworking makes custom furniture and teaches hands-on woodworking, with a particular focus on chairmaking and green woodworking. Mike Clarkson draws on work with John Alexander and Drew Langsner, more than 12 years running a sawmill, and teaching experience with Baltimore youth to guide small classes in traditional techniques such as steam bending. The shop also produces steam-bent firewood carriers and benches for Nature Sacred’s urban quiet spaces.
Sunair Awnings, founded in the United States in 1978 by the fifth-generation Martensson family, manufactures custom retractable awnings and shading systems for homes and businesses. Its two North American plants—in Maryland and Arizona—assemble products with American labor, including retractable patio awnings, fabric-roof pergolas, louvered roof structures and solar screens. Sunair traces its roots to an umbrella factory founded in Sweden in 1880 and distributes through independent dealers across North America, the Caribbean and Mexico.