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Built by an employee-owned company in Lamar, Missouri, Redneck Blinds makes hunting blinds and outdoor equipment designed by hunters for hunters. Its American-made fiberglass box blinds are assembled locally, and the company says more than 115,000 blinds have been sold. Redneck also produces portable hunting campers and a walk-in deer cooler, extending its lineup beyond the stand itself.
Physician Leonard Neatu founded Redox Diagnostics after years of research into oxidative stress and cellular health. Formerly known as Innovatics Laboratories, the Philadelphia company focuses exclusively on oxidative-stress assessment, serving healthcare professionals with diagnostic solutions for clinical and laboratory use. It is the sole U.S. distributor for H&D srl, an Italian developer of equipment dedicated to this field.
Redox Scientific is a US-managed contract research and manufacturing company whose scientists work across facilities in India and the United States. Its Gujarat operation supports pharmaceutical and specialty-chemical customers with development and production work, while the company emphasizes confidential collaboration, detailed regulatory documentation and environmental controls such as Zero Liquid Discharge.
Since 1980, RedRing Solder has manufactured high-purity tin and solder products for the electronics industry at its 45,000-square-foot facility north of Kuala Lumpur. Its unusual vertical integration reaches from tin mining and smelting through solder production, while its Soldering Technology Institute supports materials testing and product development. RedRing’s lead-free products are certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 and conform to international electronics-industry standards.
Redshift Sports designs rider-focused bicycle components that smooth rough roads, reduce fatigue, and add comfort and control for longer rides. Its best-known ShockStop suspension stems and seatposts are joined by distinctive handlebar systems, aero components, illuminated pedals, and the Mousetrap adapters that convert SPD pedals to flats by hand. The company says its products are trusted by more than 200,000 customers and sells through dealers as well as directly to riders.
Founded in 1987, RedZone Robotics develops autonomous robotic technology and provides inspection and data-management services for wastewater and underground infrastructure. The company began focusing exclusively on wastewater in 2003 and says it develops its inspection platforms and software in-house, serving utilities and municipalities from its Pittsburgh-area headquarters and international offices.
Founded in Brooklyn in 1912, Reeb is a building-products company that distributes door and millwork products and also produces door products. It serves building-material suppliers and professional contractors through five East Coast locations, stocking about 24,000 product SKUs in more than 1.2 million square feet of warehouse space. Reeb also operates two high-speed door pre-finishing lines and uses CNC machining and hand assembly for customized orders.
Founded in 1896, Reed Manufacturing Company makes professional pipe tools and vises from its historic headquarters in Erie, Pennsylvania. Still family-owned, with five generations of Wright family involvement, the company is known for developing tools for large-diameter pipe and refining its designs through end-user feedback. REED sells through distributors in more than 100 countries.
Founded in the 1930s as H.B. Reed, REED turns industrial co-products into performance materials, including the Black Beauty® abrasive brand that became its historical foundation. The company now supports abrasive blasting, roofing, and filtration markets, pairing in-house testing with engineered materials such as BrightLine® Filter Media. Under Speyside Equity ownership, REED continues its long-running focus on reuse, domestic manufacturing, and practical industrial solutions.
Founded in 1971 by John Reed Sr., Reed Tool & Die is a family-involved custom tooling manufacturer based near Mt. Pleasant, Pennsylvania. The company makes cutting tools and has a long-standing specialty in grinding stainless steel medical instruments; the third generation of the Reed family is involved in its leadership.
Reeger Machine produces precision parts using milling and turning centers at its Indiana, Pennsylvania facility. Its stated capabilities include 3-, 4-, and 5-axis machining, and it also offers light fabrication.
LGBT-owned and operated, Reelmagik grew from Jesse’s film and special-effects work into a Mohnton, Pennsylvania studio known for handcrafted realism. Its public history reaches back to a 2009 webstore, while the team’s transmasculine community roots continue to shape how it makes silicone prosthetics for everyday use. The company is particularly associated with movable skin and customer-informed refinement rather than factory production.
ReFined Plastics, LLC manufactures virgin-grade recycled plastic pellets from municipal solid waste through a proprietary process. The King of Prussia company says its process recovers all of the plastic it receives for beneficial use, with the broader aim of keeping waste plastic out of landfills and returning it to industrial use.
Born as a family company in the Basque Country in the 1960s, Refractarios Kelsen makes dolomitic refractory materials for the iron and steel industry. Based in Gipuzkoa, it has grown into a European benchmark with 145 workers, annual production capacity of 125,000 tonnes and an integrated supply of its own high-purity dolomite through the Calcinor Group. Since 2025, its manufacturing presence has extended to Tarentum, Pennsylvania, linking Kelsen’s European expertise with a local U.S. steelmaking tradition dating to the 1960s.
A veteran-owned small business in Butler, Pennsylvania, Refractory Machining Services has served industrial customers since 2002 with a team whose refractory experience stretches back more than four decades. RMS is known for precision machining of refractory products for glass and metals manufacturers, with 24-hour emergency service available when production cannot wait.
Since 1983, Refractory Minerals Co., Inc. has supplied refractory producers with heat-resistant minerals and phosphate bonds, including its Ref-Bond materials and reclaimed Roxal alumina. Based in West Grove, Pennsylvania, the company also draws on more than 50 years of blending experience to prepare specialty dry formulations, with additions as low as 0.05%.
Refresco is a global independent beverage solutions provider that manufactures beverages for retailers and branded beverage companies. Its production platform spans more than 75 manufacturing sites across Europe, North America and Australia, and it develops products to individual customer specifications. Founded in 2000, Refresco marked its 25th anniversary in 2025.
Founded in 2011 by retired U.S. Army Captain Steven Wezel and a team of engineers, Refrigeration Technologies designs and manufactures predictive monitoring systems and energy-saving controls for commercial refrigeration. Its ArtikControl™ platform watches refrigeration performance around the clock, while custom retrofits modernize existing equipment without requiring full system replacement. The Pottstown company is veteran-owned and supports veteran-focused and community organizations through annual giving.
Regal Rexnord Corporation is a global manufacturer of motion-control and powertrain products, headquartered in Milwaukee, Wisconsin. Formed in 2021 through the combination of Regal Beloit and Rexnord Industries, its business includes Automation & Motion Control, Industrial Powertrain Solutions, and Power Efficiency Solutions. The company reports more than 250 global sites and approximately 30,000 associates.
Opened in 2003 by University of Tennessee graduates Josh and Summer Regel, Regel PharmaLab is a Memphis-area compounding pharmacy that prepares tailor-made prescription medicines for individual patients. The pharmacy works with local physicians and patients to adjust dosage forms and formulations for needs such as chronic pain and hormone therapy, and also provides dedicated medication support to local hospice providers. Josh and Summer continue to own and operate the business alongside a team of pharmacists, nurses, and pharmacy technicians.