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Reckart Equipment Brokers is a equipment broker and seller serving the logging, forestry, construction, and oil & gas industries. The company buys, sells, and brokers new and used heavy machinery including skidders, loaders, bulldozers, trucks, and trailers throughout West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Ohio.
Celebrating 70 years, RG Group designs, manufactures and services motion-control, fluid-handling and automation solutions for industrial customers. The York-based company combines engineering and contract manufacturing with factory-authorized repair, on-site field service and a mobile Hose Doctor operation, supporting products from concept and prototype through production and maintenance. RG Group is a veteran-owned small business, with ISO 9001:2015 certification at its York and Ona, West Virginia facilities.
Since 1958, Ridge Runner Industries has manufactured truck caps and fiberglass tonneau covers in West Virginia, while distributing truck accessories to customers in the state and beyond. The Fairmont company operates a stocked warehouse and provides professional installation from its installation bays, combining its own fiberglass products with accessories for major vehicle makes.
Rising Creek Bakery specializes in salt rising bread, a traditional Appalachian loaf made fresh in Morgantown and shipped across the United States. The Clovis family purchased the bakery in 2019 to keep alive a baking tradition rooted in several generations of their families, and now concentrates production at its Mylan Park baking facility.
Established in the United States in 2015, RIX North America is the Louisville-based U.S. arm of the RIX group, combining trading with manufacturer development. Its team creates customized industrial solutions for production customers, carrying projects from assessment through fabrication and support, while serving industries such as automotive and steel.
Now under the ownership of Sawyer Hemsley, founder of Hemsley Ventures, Rockhill Cheese Creamery is a Utah cheesemaking operation known for its raw-milk, cave-aged farmstead cheeses. Its cheesemakers transform milk from Cache Meadow Creamery into small-batch wheels that spend at least 60 days aging before being sold by the wedge or wheel.
Founded in 1993 by two coal miners, Rohmac, Inc. is a West Virginia manufacturer shaped by firsthand underground mining experience. The company is known for designing practical equipment that addresses difficult mine-site problems, especially where confined spaces or demanding conditions make conventional machinery unsuitable. Rohmac serves mining customers with purpose-built machines and repair support.
For nearly a century, Roquette has turned plant-based raw materials into ingredients, pharmaceutical excipients and other solutions used in food, health and bio-based industries. The family-governed company employs more than 11,000 people and operates over 40 manufacturing sites alongside more than 20 research and innovation centers worldwide. Its distinctive approach values every component of materials such as wheat, corn and cellulose, aiming to maximize usefulness while minimizing waste.
RSQP: Print & Design is a full-service print shop serving the Ohio Valley. It provides digital and offset printing, wide-format printing, graphic design, copying, direct mail, signage, promotional materials, and architectural-plan printing for businesses, organizations, schools, events, and individuals.
Founded by J. Allen Mayo in 1986, Huntington-based Rubberlite is known for developing flexible material solutions for demanding industrial and commercial applications. The company has made engineered polyurethane foam since 1997 and holds ISO 9001 certification, supported by an A2LA-accredited physical-properties laboratory.
With 1,100 employees across 11 industrial sites, Saint-Gobain Performance Ceramics & Refractories makes advanced ceramic and refractory solutions for demanding high-temperature, wear-resistant and filtration applications. As a division of Saint-Gobain Ceramics, it combines global manufacturing support with specialized products such as silicon-carbide process tubes, kiln furniture and ceramic microfiltration membranes. The company is also developing solutions intended to reduce customers’ environmental impact and support its goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.
Privately held and wholly American-owned, Saminco Solutions LLC has served the underground mining industry since 1992. Based in Fort Myers with a service and panel shop in Huntington, West Virginia, the company is known for helping mine owners and equipment makers modernize electric vehicle systems, including traction drives, with support for projects ranging from individual machines to whole fleets. Its Florida manufacturing facility holds ISO 9001:2015 certification, and the company reports more than 13,000 electric traction drives sold.
Founded in 2014 as an electronics consulting business, Fort Ashby’s Scale Free Solutions has grown into a multi-building manufacturer combining a full CNC machine shop with custom electronic system design and fabrication. Its machining work now makes up most of the business, supporting defense and aerospace customers with complex parts alongside dedicated composites, rubber, and nozzle production. The company has maintained ISO 9001:2015 registration since 2020 and is also ITAR-registered.
Since 1953, Schonstedt Instrument Company has designed and manufactured underground locating instruments, including magnetic locators for buried iron objects and pipe-and-cable locators for tracing utilities. Based in Kearneysville, West Virginia, the company has shipped more than 400,000 locators worldwide and joined Radiodetection and SPX Technologies in 2018. Its instruments have also supported humanitarian demining efforts through the Schonstedt Humanitarian Demining Initiative.
SEETECH GmbH grew from founder Ingo Seebach’s early exposure to his father’s filter-manufacturing operations and was established in 2005. The Lohfelden company develops practical, custom filtration solutions for industrial customers, combining Seebach’s engineering background with Günther Macholz’s experience keeping mining equipment running. Its research has included collaboration with Braunschweig Technical University’s Institute of Aerospace and Spaceflight, while worldwide 24/7 service supports customers through the life of their systems.
Since 1980, Huntington-based Service Pump & Supply has helped the Ohio River Basin and Appalachia solve water-management problems through industrial pump sales, custom-engineered systems, and repair services. Its in-house pump and motor shops, fabrication and machine capabilities, and 30,000-gallon test tank support projects from routine maintenance to complex turnkey installations. The company also uses repair data to build predictive maintenance plans that help customers prevent failures and control operating costs.
Founded in West Virginia in 1968, Service Wire Company is a multi-generation, family-owned manufacturer known for making 100% American-made wire and cable. Its three manufacturing and distribution facilities serve customers across North America, while a workforce that includes relatives and employees with decades of tenure gives the company the family feel it emphasizes.
Founded in 1982, Shepherdstown Sweet Shop Bakery bakes breads, pastries, desserts, and custom cakes from a 200-year-old building in the center of historic Shepherdstown. The bakery began with Old World-style whole-grain artisan breads and now supplies its breads and desserts to restaurants across West Virginia, Maryland, and Virginia, as well as shipping them nationwide. Its specialty includes wedding and custom cakes, alongside a storefront serving sandwiches and handcrafted drinks.
Shuck Steel Fabricators is a Fairmont, West Virginia, metalworking company whose 15,000-square-foot facility serves projects across the surrounding region and beyond. Its experienced staff supports customers with structural steel fabrication and custom engineering, working from a facility equipped for large-scale work.
With roots in varnish and rubber dating to the 1890s, SI Group has spent more than a century developing chemistry for industrial manufacturers. Today, its approximately 1,500 employees work across 18 manufacturing sites to supply performance additives and related chemical solutions to customers in more than 80 countries.