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Republic Mills is a multi-generational, family-owned Ohio manufacturer of custom livestock feed and natural fertilizers, with capabilities ranging from pelletizing and crumbling to blending customer formulas. Its roots reach back to Hudson Feeds, founded in 1935, and the company has specialized in feed pelletizing since 1952; Republic Mills acquired the operation in 1995. The Okolona facility is also MOSA-accredited for organic handling and registered for medicated and Veterinary Feed Directive feed production.
Republic Steel manufactures steel products and provides related processing services for industrial customers. The available company material identifies Republic as a supplier operating from its own steel facility, with sales governed by specifications and order agreements tailored to each customer’s requirements.
Republic Wire, Inc. began operations in Cincinnati, Ohio, in January 1982 and grew from a 3,000-square-foot warehouse into a wire manufacturer operating a modern production facility described as 350,000 square feet. Originally known as a bare copper wire specialist, it now manufactures wiring products for electrical wholesalers, utility distributors, RUS, investor-owned utilities, and municipalities. The company states that its copper wire products are manufactured in the United States.
Founded in 2003 through the San Jose launch of its Relectric components business, RESA Power provides mission-critical power-system services and equipment across the United States and Canada. Its network combines more than 40 service locations with specialty distribution, remanufacturing, transformer support, and a large inventory of vintage and hard-to-find electrical components. RESA also manufactures custom low- and medium-voltage switchgear, pairing its national reach with local field service.
Since Wilhelm Resch and his uncle opened their first Columbus bakery in 1912, Resch’s Bakery has made from-scratch cakes, donuts and other baked goods for the community. The family tradition now spans six generations of Resch bakers, with custom wedding and celebration cakes remaining a central specialty. The bakery continues to use time-tested recipes and bake, frost and decorate each cake one at a time.
Resco Products, Inc. manufactures refractory materials and products for high-temperature industrial applications. The company describes itself as a privately owned business headquartered in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and says it joined RHI Magnesita in January 2025. Its refractory offerings serve industries including steel, cement, lime, metals, petrochemical processing, and power generation.
Since 1980, Reserve Millwork has been known for bringing old-world craftsmanship into architectural projects with the help of state-of-the-art manufacturing. The Cleveland-area company’s team brings more than 100 years of combined industry experience to custom work for healthcare, cultural and commercial spaces.
Reserve Orthodontic Lab is a generational family business that has crafted orthodontic appliances for more than four decades, combining experienced technicians with digital workflows such as intraoral scanning and 3D printing. Owned by Tom and Sam Stevenson, the Medina laboratory serves orthodontists and dental professionals with custom appliances and a hands-on ordering process built around clear communication. Every appliance is inspected by a two-person quality-control team before shipment, and the lab offers a 90-day workmanship guarantee.
National Resilience, Inc. is a technology-focused biomanufacturing company founded in 2020 to broaden access to complex medicines and strengthen biopharmaceutical supply chains. It operates an end-to-end manufacturing network across North America, supporting development and production of medicines from early phase through commercial manufacturing. Its facilities produce drug substances and drug products, including cell therapies and vaccines.
Co-founded by biomedical device designers, Resilient Medical Corp develops medical devices aimed at improving healing, led by its investigational Bravo™ implant for use during breast-cancer lumpectomies. Founded and led by biomedical engineer Andrew Weems, Ph.D., the company draws on decades of clinical experience and focuses on supporting breast tissue while providing a radiocontrast marker for post-operative therapy. Bravo is not currently for sale.
Family-owned since its incorporation in 1939, Resinoid Engineering Corporation is now in its third generation of ownership, carrying forward the work of founder Clarence A. Herbst Sr., a chemical engineer who formulated phenolics during the early days of plastics. The company supplies engineered molded parts and phenolic materials to the worldwide aftermarket automotive market, as well as to specialized non-automotive applications. Its ISO 9001-certified operation connects material development with custom molding within one manufacturing organization.
Founded in 2002 as an HVAC rental business, Resolute Industrial now combines specialty HVAC manufacturing, compressor remanufacturing and portable equipment rentals for commercial and industrial customers. Its growth has brought together established businesses including Tioga Air Heaters, Mobile Air & Power Rentals and Chicago Compressor & Specialty Products, with more than 40 rental locations supporting field service. The Indianapolis-based company focuses on technical solutions for temperature, humidity, air quality and power challenges.
Cincinnati-based Resolution Air, Ltd. designs and makes patented proportional pinch valves that combine sanitary fluid separation with precise flow metering. Its miniature and higher-force hybrid valves keep the actuator away from corrosive or high-purity process fluids, serving demanding applications in medical, laboratory, biotechnology and pharmaceutical systems. The company also develops position-sensing valve versions and the drive hardware used to control them.
Founded in 2015 by six engineers frustrated with the slow pace of defense development, Resonant Sciences was built around a faster, more iterative way to solve difficult problems for warfighters. Based in Dayton, the company now has more than 250 team members across six locations and uses an integrated engineering and manufacturing operation to move aerospace and defense technologies from concept toward field use.
Founded in Nashua, New Hampshire, in 1987, Resonetics has grown from a laser-based manufacturer into a global medical technology partner with 20 facilities. The company helps MedTech innovators move from early concepts to production through precision engineering and micro manufacturing, with particular depth in nitinol developed through its vertically integrated U.S. supply chain.
Restoration Brew Worx is a craft brewery and brewpub in downtown Delaware, Ohio. It brews local craft beer, including lagers, ales, Belgian-style beers, stouts, seasonal releases, and other beers, and offers scratch-made pub food, cocktails, bourbon, wine, and events.
Restoration Parts Unlimited Inc. (RPUI) manufactures and distributes reproduction parts for classic American cars and trucks, with a focus on restoration products through its Trim Parts and The Right Stuff brands. Founded in 1973 and headquartered in Lebanon, Ohio, the company produces parts using original patterns and tooling as well as reproduced tooling. Its product coverage includes classic GM, Ford, and Mopar vehicles, with The Right Stuff specializing in braking and pre-bent line products since 1989.
Ashland-based Return Polymers turns industrial and construction PVC scrap into recycled resin and new building products through its Full-Circle Recycling Program. The company handles collection, logistics and in-house reprocessing, and processes more than 100 million pounds of material each year. With 30 years in rigid PVC recycling and a management team bringing more than a century of PVC-specific expertise, Return Polymers works with manufacturers, recyclers and job sites to keep valuable plastic out of landfills.
Founded in California in 1937, Reuland Electric Co. designs and manufactures custom electric motors and motion-control solutions for demanding applications. The company builds each motor to specification in its own U.S. facilities, drawing on more than 85 years of experience and a design library exceeding 200,000 files; it can produce quantities ranging from a single replacement motor to larger runs. Reuland’s vertically integrated operations span Southern California and Howell, Michigan, and its facilities are ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded in Cleveland in 1956, Reuter-Stokes manufactures detection and sensing technology for harsh environments, from nuclear reactor monitoring and radiation measurement to industrial flame detection and downhole drilling. Its detectors are installed in every operational boiling water reactor globally, while its Helium-3, Boron-10 and hybrid radiation sensors also serve security, research and space applications. The company marks 70 years of precision sensing in 2026 and operates with nuclear quality programs including ISO 9001:2015, 10 CFR 50 Appendix B and an ASME “N” Stamp.