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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.
Founded in 2006 and headquartered in Perry, Georgia, Sigma Defense develops defense technology and mission systems that move data, software and intelligence from command networks to the tactical edge. Its work spans C5ISR integration, secure software delivery and cyber-electronic warfare training, with products such as the Olympus ecosystem and Aries tactical surveillance solutions supporting U.S. military customers. Nearly half of its team has served in uniform, and the company’s Sigma Software Studio holds Authority to Operate from the U.S. Navy and Marine Corps.
From Huntington, West Virginia, SignMonkey builds and ships custom storefront signs for businesses across the continental United States. Its online sign builder lets customers design and price a project before ordering, while the company’s sign team reviews details and ships each finished sign complete and ready for installation. SignMonkey also provides hands-on help with product choices, permits, installation preparation, and warranty questions.
Silgan Plastics manufactures custom plastic packaging, including bottles, jars, and closures, for customers across North America. Part of Silgan Holdings, it operates 16 manufacturing plants according to its locations page and describes its work as custom-designed plastic containers for personal care, food, health care, household, and industrial chemical markets.
Founded in Sistersville in 1894 during the Mid-Ohio Valley’s oil boom, Sistersville Tank Works builds custom ASME pressure vessels, heat exchangers, tanks and other heavy fabricated equipment. The woman-owned company is now led by the third generation of the Morgan family and serves industrial customers across the United States and overseas. Its Ohio River plant combines large-scale fabrication with in-house engineering, testing and field repair capabilities.
Revived from a shuttered Manitowoc rolling mill, Skana Aluminum Company produces American-made flat-rolled aluminum coil, blanks and sheet for the North American market. Founded in 2010 by Thomas Testwuide Sr. and four partners, the company carries on the lakeshore’s aluminum-making tradition, including the former Mirro cookware mill, and now employs more than 200 people. Its fully integrated operation is especially known for aluminum circles and blanks suited to deep-draw applications, with additional rolling and slitting capacity in West Virginia.
SkyMounts is a West Virginia startup developing ceiling-mounted TV systems that avoid wall anchors and adapt to slanted ceilings. Founded from a 2021 concept by West Virginia University Institute of Technology undergraduates led by founder and inventor Manuel Furmento, the company developed its SkyMount P1 prototype and received a provisional USPTO patent. Its P1 is made in Beckley, West Virginia, with J&J Fabrication, while the team is developing the motorized SkyMount P2.
With more than 40 years in chemical blending and development, Nitro-based Slickwater Chemicals formulates custom chemicals for mineral processing, water treatment, dust control, and freeze conditioning. Its specialty is tailoring blends to a customer’s operation, supported by laboratory and field testing, site evaluations, and shipping points across the United States. The company also produced FDA-approved sanitizing products and hand sanitizer during the COVID-19 pandemic.
Smoke Camp Crafts is a woman-owned West Virginia business that produces and sells organic and naturally grown plants, garden seeds, dried herbs, herbal body products, teas, culinary blends, jams, and jellies. It also offers plant and seed products for native, pollinator, perennial edible, vegetable, and house-plant gardening.
Smooth Ambler is a West Virginia whiskey company and distillery that makes its own bourbon and rye while also sourcing, blending, and bottling whiskies from elsewhere. Founded as a craft distillery in the hills of West Virginia, the company describes its work as rooted in Appalachian know-how and community opportunity.
Since 1965, SMR Technologies has manufactured mission-critical aerospace and defense components from its Appalachian headquarters in Fenwick, West Virginia. The company is particularly known for aircraft de-icing systems, in-flight refueling components, and hovercraft skirting, while also producing specialized composite assemblies and inflatable systems. As part of the Loar Group, SMR contributes to a global aerospace and defense network.
Snyder Industries traces its roots to a 1960s fiberglass repair shop and has spent more than 60 years developing into a manufacturer of durable, engineered products. Based in Lincoln, Nebraska, the company operates six major manufacturing locations, including a plant housing the world’s largest rotational molding oven. Its work is especially closely tied to agricultural and industrial customers who need dependable storage and handling solutions.
Sogefi S.p.A. is an international automotive supplier with operations in 14 countries across three continents. It designs and manufactures vehicle suspension components for carmakers, commercial-vehicle manufacturers and producers of earth-moving equipment, with 24 production sites supporting its work.
With roots stretching back more than 100 years, Solenis develops specialty chemicals, digital systems and expert services for water treatment, process improvement and hygiene. Its work spans water-intensive operations from pulp and paper to food processing and biorefining, with more than 23,000 employees and 78 manufacturing facilities serving customers across more than 160 countries. The company combines process chemistry with monitoring and field expertise to help industrial customers improve efficiency, protect equipment and reduce environmental impact.
Founded by Ernest Solvay in 1863, Solvay is an essential-chemistry company that produces chemicals used in everyday goods and industrial applications. Its heritage began with the soda ash production process, and today it operates 43 production sites across 41 countries. The company emphasizes process innovation and sustainability, including a goal of carbon neutrality by 2050.
Special Metals Corporation invents, develops and produces high-nickel and cobalt alloys for critical engineering applications. Its history includes Henry Wiggin & Company, founded in 1835, and Huntington Alloys, founded in 1922; Special Metals Corp. was formed in 1998 through the acquisition of Inco Alloys International. The company says more than 80 percent of its alloys were invented in its own laboratories.
Since its 1980 founding in Bridgeport, Specialty Groups, Inc. has grown from a small industrial painting company into a West Virginia contractor with more than 70 skilled professionals. Its history includes an early lead-abatement bridge project in Clarksburg and major work on the New River Gorge Bridge, reflecting a long focus on demanding public and industrial infrastructure. Today, the company is known for carrying that practical, safety-focused tradition into industrial construction work for government agencies, utilities, and private industry.
Splice One, Inc. develops and supplies cable-splicing products and maintenance solutions for the mining industry. The company says it has focused on improving existing products and practices and developing new technologies and techniques for 27 years, and also provides site-specific splicing demonstrations and individual product-application and cable-maintenance training.
Sport Your Colors is a locally owned custom apparel and promotional-products business in Wheeling, West Virginia, and has been a Warwood staple since 1989. The company is locally owned by first responders and offers screen printing and embroidery, along with custom apparel and promotional merchandise.