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Founded in 1960 as a residential garage-door company, Pennsylvania-based Raynor Inc. now installs, repairs and services doors, loading docks and access systems for homes and businesses. Its commercial work has grown into an integrated material-handling and access business serving facilities across industries, while its residential division remains focused on garage-door installation and repair. The privately owned company brings more than 65 years of experience to projects throughout Eastern Pennsylvania and nearby New Jersey.
Razor Sharp Grinding grew from a one-machine basement operation started by Dennis and Eileen Reider in 1967 into a Pottstown tool-grinding manufacturer focused on custom cutting tools and the re-manufacturing and re-sharpening of industrial tooling. Its expanded facility now houses eight Walter CNC tool-and-cutter grinders and a Studer OD/ID grinder, supporting both exacting custom work and urgent machine-down requests. The company also keeps more than half a million dollars’ worth of its own end mills in inventory for immediate shipment or same-day pickup.
RB Concepts, LLC is a print management and business-solutions company that turns branded materials into finished, distributed marketing programs. Its distinctive reach combines custom print strategy with branded web-to-print storefronts, warehousing and fulfillment, and national distribution. The company also brings decades of healthcare-sector experience, delivering HIPAA-compliant and SOC 2-certified materials for health plans and related organizations.
RBS Fab Inc. is a Hummelstown metalworking company with roots reaching back to 1968 and a 25,800-square-foot facility where projects are managed in-house. Known for taking work from concept through completion, it serves businesses and individuals with custom fabrication and on-site welding repairs, including inspection work compliant with MIL Spec 4508-A.
As an SBA-certified Woman-Owned Small Business, RC Elite Systems, LLC brings specialized experience to sensitive defense programs, including a U.S. Navy SBIR Phase I effort for the MK 41 Vertical Launch System. The company develops ruggedized electronics for DoD weapon and mission systems, supporting customers from early design through production and sustainment.
Founded by recovered-carbon-black entrepreneur Niels Raeder, Munich-based RCB Nanotechnologies develops industrial processes that turn end-of-life tires into high-purity recovered carbon black. In collaboration with the Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft, the company uses a patented three-stage purification process and holds an exclusive worldwide license for its industrial implementation and product marketing. Its operations link headquarters in Munich with production in Sarajevo, supporting a circular alternative to fossil carbon black for tire, rubber, and plastics applications.
Since 1991, RCD Timber Products has supplied and recycled wood pallets from its New Castle, Delaware operation, pairing custom pallet design with pickup, repair and reuse programs. Its 10-acre manufacturing and recycling facility includes on-site ISPM 15 heat treatment, while a nearby 96,000-square-foot warehouse supports storage and third-party logistics. RCD also turns unusable pallet wood into mulch and serves customers regionally and nationwide through its own fleet and industry affiliations.
Established in 1974, 43rd Street Concrete Co. is a Pittsburgh concrete and builders' supply company serving the area from Lawrenceville. Under its current ownership since 1979, it has worked with small businesses, contractors, and individuals across Pittsburgh for more than four decades, supplying concrete and building materials and operating a fleet of mixer and dump trucks.
RDC Coatings manufactures custom industrial finishes, with a focus on energy-cured coatings tailored to customers’ production processes. Founded in 1989, the company began producing industrial coatings in 1991 and operates a 35,000-square-foot facility with coating development, application-testing, quality-control, and production capabilities. It became part of Apogee Enterprises in 2024 through Apogee’s acquisition of UW Solutions.
Founded by three brothers in a Nebo, North Carolina basement in 1988, RDM Industrial Electronics remanufactures and supplies electronic equipment for petroleum and convenience-store operations. The family-owned company now employs 150 people across six U.S. locations totaling 87,000 square feet, pairing rebuilt equipment with new replacements and support from degreed electronics technicians and engineers. RDM’s six-branch network keeps inventory close to customers while its long-running PEI involvement reflects a deep connection to the petroleum equipment trade.
RDManu, founded by Ryan Darragh, makes performance parts for gas motorized bicycles. Darragh brings more than a decade of manufacturing-industry expertise, and the company says its products are built in-house. Its work is focused on components for motorized-bike engines and clutch systems.
Founded in 1966 by its two current directors, Wolverhampton-based RDP Electronics designs and manufactures measurement sensors and signal-conditioning equipment, with its LVDT displacement sensors and amplifiers made at its UK factory. RDP was among the early manufacturers of LVDT displacement transducers and pioneered building the signal-conditioning amplifier into the sensor itself. Its products measure displacement, load and pressure in applications ranging from industrial production and laboratories to deep-sea and high-temperature environments.
For more than 45 years, RDP Technologies has engineered and built lime-slaking equipment and biosolids treatment systems for water and wastewater facilities. The Conshohocken company is especially known for its Tekkem lime systems and EnVessel pasteurization process, with more than 70 Class A and 100 Class B stabilization systems in operation. RDP also draws on roughly 300 biosolids conveying projects and the Fenton dryer line to create custom, automated equipment that is practical to operate and maintain.
RE Pipetech supplies specialized sewer maintenance and repair equipment, including its distinctive Lampe inflatable pipe-plug systems and modular Sewer Robotics equipment. Based in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania, the company is the exclusive Sewer Robotics distributor for the United States and North America, and also offers limited contracting services and equipment rentals when available. Its equipment is used for demanding mainline work such as removing roots and hardened deposits, restoring lateral connections, and making spot repairs.
Re-Steel Supply Company fabricates and supplies reinforcing steel for large-scale construction, including bridges, highways, stadiums, and high-rise buildings. Founded in 1973, it is a family-run, third-generation business and the parent company of fabrication facilities and an epoxy coating plant.
Re:Build Manufacturing is a U.S.-based engineering and manufacturing company that takes products from concept through full-rate production. Its network spans more than 14 U.S. locations and nearly one million square feet of manufacturing capacity, supporting complex programs from product development through scalable production.
Reactive Metals International, Inc. manufactures reactive engineered materials, reactive fragments, energetic liners, potting materials, and other munition components. It provides reactive-material design and processing, 3D-printed component manufacturing, ballistic and energetic testing, and analytical services for propellant, ordnance, pyrotechnic, and aerospace applications.
Since Harry Read founded the company in 1906, Readco Kurimoto has engineered and built continuous mixing and processing equipment in the United States. The York, Pennsylvania manufacturer is especially known for its Continuous Processor, a design it has supplied across industries for more than 60 years, and it also develops reactors for demanding high-viscosity and specialty-material applications. Customers can test their own formulations in Readco’s York process-development laboratory before scaling equipment into production.
Since 1989, Reading Coffee Company has built its identity around small-batch roasting in Birdsboro, where it serves Berks County and the Philadelphia area from its roastery and café. Its medium-roast approach is intended to bring out each bean’s natural character without a bitter or burnt finish, while long-standing relationships with importers and producers support its focus on responsible sourcing. The company also works with other coffee brands through co-packing services.
Reading Crane & Engineering Co. designs, engineers, manufactures, installs, inspects, repairs, and maintains overhead cranes, hoists, automated crane systems, runway systems, control systems, and below-the-hook lifting devices. It serves primary metals, heavy manufacturing, transportation, mining and energy, utilities, maritime, pulp and paper, and power generation markets.