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Established in 1990, Questar Solutions supplies UN-certified performance-oriented packaging and containment products for the waste industry. The company combines stocked distribution through warehouses across the United States with custom container design, manufacturing coordination, inventory management, and UN certification for specialized projects. Its trained team focuses on helping customers move hazardous materials safely within DOT and shipping requirements.
Quick Metals Industrial Knives, LLC manufactures industrial cutting knives and provides CNC precision sharpening for industries ranging from plastics recycling and compounding to paper converting. Its sharpening operation uses multi-axis grinding and verifies pelletizer rotors to OEM specifications, with serialized tracking through its “Quick Track” system. The company also develops specialty knives for applications that call for a tailored cutting solution.
Established in 2013, family-owned Quick Turn Machining produces precision CNC-machined components for industrial customers from its Eastlake, Ohio facility. Its 11,000-square-foot climate-controlled operation combines Swiss lathes and multitasking equipment with more than two decades of manufacturing experience, serving both small runs and high-volume production. The company also reconditions roll dies through a proprietary process designed to extend their usable life, and operates under an ISO 9001:2015 quality management system.
Founded in 1953 and based in Canton, Ohio, Quickdraft designs and manufactures pneumatic conveying and exhaust systems, using its Venturi technology to move materials and manage process air without moving parts in the flow path. The company’s roots stretch from draft-control equipment to custom systems for manufacturing and food processing, with more than 70 years of experience and a 58,000-square-foot manufacturing facility. Quickdraft is a wholly owned subsidiary of C.A. Litzler and is ISO 9001 certified for the design, manufacture and service of its systems.
Born from engineer Sean Jones’s frustration with moving containers at his Ohio construction company in 2002, QuickLoadz builds automated truck beds and trailers that load, move, and secure ISO shipping containers. Its Athens operation also assembles battery-electric vocational trucks in the United States, with a 47,000-square-foot facility designed for production at scale. QuickLoadz’s container system uses built-in hydraulic lifts, chain drives, locks, and smartphone control so operators can load or unload from the truck cab in about three minutes.
Founded in 1997 by Michele Uber as a home-based embroidery business, Columbus-based QuickStitch Plus now produces branded corporate apparel and promotional merchandise with decoration, kitting, company stores, and fulfillment handled in-house. The second-generation, family-owned company serves organizations nationwide and is built around keeping logo programs consistent from production through delivery. QuickStitch Plus is also WBENC-certified and a Certified Woman-Owned Small Business.
Quikey Manufacturing Co., Inc. is a family-owned and operated promotional products supplier that manufactures its product line in the USA. Founded in 1946, the company makes physical advertising products and says its original Quikoin coin holder has received a PPAI Product of the Century award.
Quintus Technologies is the global leader in high pressure technology, designing, manufacturing, installing, and supporting high pressure systems for material densification, sheet metal forming, battery processing, and high pressure food processing. The company is headquartered in Västerås, Sweden, and serves industries including aerospace, energy, medical implants, space, automotive, and food processing.
Since 1995, when Paul Middlecoop purchased the business, 3R Sales & Service has grown from a 3,000-square-foot shop with four pressure washers into a 39,000-square-foot operation with more than 125 machines in stock. Now owned by Jamie and Shannon, the veteran-owned company serves cleaning contractors from Ohio and a second location in Bushnell, Florida, while its experienced technicians provide equipment support and custom mobile wash builds.
Locally owned and operated since 1946, R. A. Heller Co. has served the Greater Cincinnati and Tri-State area for more than 70 years, with customers returning for generations. The Cincinnati machine shop supports heavy industrial customers through precision grinding and related repair work, including its unusual specialty in repairing and rechroming progressive cavity pump rotors.
Since its founding in 1978, R. E. Beverly III and Associates has operated as an independent applied-physics research and development company serving government, universities, and industry. Its scientists and engineers turn specialized research needs into custom pulsed-power systems and related instrumentation, with in-house machine, electronics, and gas-discharge laboratory facilities supporting the work.
Founded by Richard J. Rosenberg in 1980, R. J. Rosenberg Orthopedic Lab is a Cincinnati-area practice known for individualized prosthetic care for people of all ages with limb loss. Its board-certified clinical staff serves patients across the tri-state area and combines precise CAD/CAM socket design with a peer-support program that helps patients adjust to daily life after amputation.
Founded in 1981 by Bob and Jane Clark, Cleveland’s family-owned R. W. Clark Company is a general contractor and construction manager known for restoring historic buildings and their hard-to-replace components. Its in-house shop grew from a late-1980s need for commercial window restoration and now supports detailed wood and metal restoration, custom millwork, and related fabrication. The company’s principals estimate and directly manage every project, from new construction to technically challenging renovations.
Since 1907, Ashley’s R.B. Powers Company has made award ribbons, rosettes, trophies and related printed items for fairs, livestock shows and civic events. Still operating from its former schoolhouse factory, the company hand-assembles its ribbons and rosettes and has remained closely tied to Ohio’s fair tradition, including the pioneering Ashley Junior Fair. In 2025, Greg Frangos acquired the business as longtime leader Ed Powers retired after more than 50 years.
Since Robert David Abbott founded it in 1948, R.D. Abbott Co. has built its identity around rubber-industry expertise and what it calls “applied curiosity.” The North American supplier helps manufacturers solve demanding elastomer design problems through technical guidance, laboratory work, and tailored materials, with a manufacturing arm in Ohio extending that work into custom silicone compounds. Its people-first mission and ISO 9001:2015-accredited design and development laboratory distinguish the company from a conventional distributor.
R.F. Products Corp manufactures and sells products for the strut channel industry, including strut channel nuts and hardware, strut channel fittings, pipe and conduit clamps, strut channel brackets, electrical fittings, and concrete inserts. Products are available in aluminum, copper, electro-galvanized, hot-dipped galvanized, and stainless steel 304 and 316.
Since 1916, family-owned R.G. Smith Company has built and upgraded industrial and commercial facilities as a full-service, self-performing union general contractor in Northeast Ohio. Acquired by the Nicely family in 1946 and now led by its third generation, the Canton-based company employs more than 300 multi-trade union workers and takes on projects ranging from $1,000 to $100 million and beyond. Its century-long growth from an ironwork and paint-supply store into a design-build contractor reflects a deep bench of in-house trades and two fabrication shops.
Founded in 1983 by Barry and Ann Woodyard, R.K. Industries, Inc. began in a 2,000-square-foot building and has grown to approximately 100 employees and a 45,000-square-foot facility in Ottawa, Ohio. The company manufactures automotive parts, with production stamping and robotic welding among its stated capabilities.
Founded in July 1993 by Richard “Skip” Craig to make T-Base support stands, Lisbon, Ohio-based R.L. Craig, Incorporated now designs and manufactures conveyors, support stands and custom automated product-handling equipment for labeling and packaging applications. The company has grown from a single apparatus into a one-stop source for equipment that can integrate with labelers, laser markers and inkjet systems, while its creative team also develops custom handling and controls for difficult-to-convey products.
Founded in 1991 by Mike Regian and his father, R.M. Tool, Inc. remains a Strongsville manufacturing company shaped by steady growth from a small industrial rental into a 16,000-square-foot facility. The shop is known for custom machining for customers ranging from small-run projects to high-volume production, backed by a reported 99.8% Department of Defense quality rating over the past 15 years.