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Randall Foods makes fully cooked beans in distinctive glass jars, continuing a recipe and packaging tradition that reaches back to the late 1800s. Founded in Tekonsha, Michigan, the company began as a poultry business before turning exclusively to beans in 1968, and production remains there today under Cincinnati-based owners Scott and Meredith Keating, who acquired the company in 2011. Its beans are made without preservatives or artificial ingredients and are ready to use straight from the jar.
In business since 1956, Ranier Devido Stone Company is a New Castle, Pennsylvania stone fabricator known for dependable service and quality workmanship. It specializes in custom work, with Indiana limestone as a longtime focus, and offers drafting support for projects ranging from residential details to larger architectural work.
Founded in 1937 by Walter A. Rankin as a hydraulic manufacturer’s representative, Rankin Automation has grown into a process-automation distributor and engineering partner for manufacturers across the Mid-Atlantic. From its Conshohocken headquarters, the company designs control panels and small automated work cells while supplying automation systems from manufacturers such as Festo, Balluff, Beckhoff and Mitsubishi. Its in-house UL508A-certified panel shop and machine vision lab give Rankin capabilities beyond those of a parts distributor.
Founded in 1942 by Harry Johansson in Bredaryd, Sweden, Rapid Granulator makes granulators and shredders for recycling plastic production waste. The company still keeps its headquarters, production, and development in Bredaryd while supplying equipment through operations and agencies on every continent. Its long-standing focus on reuse is carried through in systems designed to produce consistent regrind, supported by original parts, service resources, and an optional warranty of up to five years.
Rapid Mold Solutions, Inc. is a full-service injection mold manufacturer in Erie, Pennsylvania. It designs and makes injection molds, provides mold repair and alteration, prototypes, sampling, validation, and short- and medium-run injection molding for industrial, automotive, medical device, and consumer products customers.
Family-owned Rapid Pallets began in Chicago in 2001, when Francisco Torres started the business with little more than a pickup truck. Now based in Bridgeview, the company serves Midwest businesses from a 100,000-square-foot facility, where its on-site mill supports quick custom pallet production and delivery. It also puts leftover wood to use as landscaping material rather than sending it to waste.
Mark Sallada founded 911 Rapid Response in 2007 to help public-safety professionals with the equipment and vehicles they rely on. The company’s distinctive one-stop approach keeps each vehicle in-house from delivery through completion, with work handled at its 65,000-square-foot Annville facility or its 10,000-square-foot Conyers facility.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 2013, Rapid TPC manufactures thermoplastic composite parts and develops quick-turn prototypes for customers seeking lightweight, fiber-reinforced components. Its automated matched-die forming process handles complex 3D geometries with cycle times similar to injection molding, while the company’s engineering team helps move designs from material selection through production. Rapid TPC grew from an idea in the Alphalab Gear hardware accelerator into a manufacturer serving production needs from 100 parts to more than 1 million annually.
Rapidocolor is a commercial printing company with more than 25 years of experience in print, direct mail, design, and technology. It helps businesses manage marketing materials, from everyday printed communications to durable retail graphics, with offset and digital press capabilities suited to both long runs and short-turnaround work.
Rapp Bros. Pallet Service Inc. is a family-owned pallet company with over 140 years of experience, manufacturing new pallets, reconditioning used pallets, and providing heat-treated pallets for customers in Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and New York.
Raptor Defense Company builds unmanned ground combat vehicles, including the Pit Viper and Scorpion platforms, for demanding battlefield missions. Its electric, modular designs are made to carry interchangeable payloads, while the Scorpion adds immersive FPV control and onboard object and threat recognition. The company’s distinctive approach centers on rugged, attritable vehicles that can be deployed individually or linked together for greater cargo capacity and shared power.
Rausch USA is the Chambersburg-area arm of Germany’s Rausch GmbH, which began in 1983 with four employees designing the “sewer eye.” Opened in 2004, the wholly owned subsidiary has outgrown its facilities three times in a decade while becoming a familiar name in North American pipe inspection, supporting customers with German-built equipment and hands-on service. It also emphasizes local involvement through long-standing membership in the Chambersburg Chamber of Commerce and donations to smaller community groups.
Ravago manufactures polymer compounds and building materials, alongside its distribution and resale activities in polymers, chemicals, and building materials. Its manufacturing operations include recycling and compounding plastics, producing insulation and waterproofing products, and making dry-construction profiles and flexible packaging. The company says it has developed recycling and compounding expertise over the last 60 years and operates manufacturing sites across Europe.
Founded in 1991 as a small bulk-toner venture serving South American importers, Raven Industries now manufactures toners and developers for copiers, printers, multifunction systems and wide-format equipment. Based in the United States, the independent manufacturer supplies OEMs, private-label distributors and authorized dealers worldwide. Its development and quality-assurance lab uses more than 400 machines to test toner performance against OEM products and across the life of machine components.
Founded by wine educator and sommelier Stephen Falango in 1999, Ravenscroft Crystal designs wine and spirits glassware made from handmade, lead-free crystal. Its hand-blown collection pairs old-world European craftsmanship with shapes intended to heighten a drink’s bouquet and taste, from delicate stemware to decanters. The company’s European glassblowers work in a century-old factory, with many pieces still made by hand.
For more than four decades, Ray Barton Racing Engines has built high-performance internal-combustion engines, with a particular connection to front-running Chrysler and COPO drag cars. The Robesonia shop handles 99% of its work in-house, from street and restoration engines to NHRA competition builds, and tests every engine it builds on its DTS dynamometer. RBRE also works with Chrysler, GM and other manufacturers on parts design and development, giving its engine work a direct link to the components it sells.
Rayco Chemical is a West View, Pennsylvania manufacturer whose work centers on engineered chemical solutions for industrial customers. Its formulations serve metal processors and infrastructure applications, with particular experience in mill operations and protective coatings for steel, pipe, and concrete.
Incorporated in 1965 and part of Electro Technik Industries since 1985, Raycom Electronics is a Dover, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for working directly with engineers on specialized magnetic components. Its 20,000-square-foot facility serves OEMs and contract manufacturers whose equipment must meet demanding military and space requirements, with a quality system certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded by entrepreneur Don Breidenbach Sr. in 1982, Raymar Information Technology is a legacy technology company known for keeping industrial communications networks in service. It manufactures and supports equipment for businesses, utilities, and governments, serving customers in more than 30 countries while providing maintenance and technical support through in-house and field professionals.
A family-run High Wycombe joinery firm since 1962, Raymond Good (Joiners) Ltd is owned and managed by brothers Jim and Will Hunt. They guide a small, experienced team whose work includes listed buildings and properties on Sir Edward Dashwood’s National Trust Estate at West Wycombe, with designs made to respect each building’s character. The company is a member of the Guild of Master Craftsmen.