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Since 1975, Rich Industries has manufactured protective garments and radiological-contamination containments from its New Philadelphia, Ohio facility. Its standout capability is custom fabrication: experienced sewing technicians, press operators and pattern cutters turn specialized customer designs into products for nuclear, government and other hazardous-work settings. Rich Industries’ quality management system complies with applicable ASME/ANSI NQA-1 sections, supporting work where customer and industry specifications leave little room for variation.
Born from innovation in 1945, Rich Products Corporation is a family-owned food company making bakery, dessert, pizza and culinary products for food professionals around the globe. Its portfolio ranges from the pioneering non-dairy Whip Topping introduced in 1945 to Bettercreme whipped icing, launched in 1978, alongside solutions for beverages and prepared foods. Rich’s combines a global reach with a distinctly family-owned identity and emphasizes food safety and consistent product quality.
Founded by a former fence installer in 1968, Akron-based Richard’s Fence is a family-owned manufacturer and supplier of chain-link fencing and security products for fence distributors and contractors. Its 250,000-square-foot facility handles galvanization in-house, and the company is among the few U.S. producers able to make 25-foot chain-link fence. Now led by president Bill Peterson, who began working there at age 12, Richard’s Fence also developed its Permabond™ coating system and several manufacturing innovations.
From a 100,000-square-foot Cincinnati manufacturing operation, Richards Industrials makes industrial valves and pressure-control equipment through a family of specialized product lines. Its in-house CNC machining, assembly, painting and testing support demanding applications across process industries, while more than 200 representatives worldwide provide local application assistance. The company’s quality management system complies with ISO 9001:2015 standards, and custom engineering is backed by an experienced veteran workforce.
Richards Manufacturing Company produces electrical and gas distribution equipment for utility and commercial/industrial customers. Founded in 1945 as a family-owned business making an underground connector, it has grown into a vertically integrated manufacturer with Irvington, New Jersey offices and manufacturing facilities. Its long-standing specialties include network protectors and medium-voltage products.
Since 1992, RICHEL, Inc. has helped companies enter and expand in waterjet cutting through equipment guidance, used-machine sales, installation, training and consulting. Based in Tallmadge, Ohio, the company has helped nearly 100 businesses across the United States and several other countries build waterjet operations. Its hands-on courses are led by professional engineer Richard Ward, who has consulted at more than 200 locations and conducted over 70 waterjet seminars worldwide.
Founded in 1862, Richelieu Foods makes private-label pizza programs for retailers, brands, foodservice, and co-manufacturing partners. Its in-house culinary and R&D teams develop products from concept through full-scale production, with a particular focus on high-quality pizza for the frozen aisle. Since joining the Freiberger family in 2018, Richelieu has combined its long American history with the global reach of a European frozen-pizza group.
Founded by Charles J. Schoenman in a Mansfield double garage in 1946, Richland Screw Machine Products makes precision screw-machine parts and continues to operate as a hands-on family business under his grandson, Randall L. Schoenman. The company combines its Brown & Sharpe single-spindle equipment with newer CNC machining to produce customer-specified parts, and has held ISO certification since 2017.
Founded in 1996 by five electrical engineers, Pittsburgh-based Richmond Engineering Works designs, integrates and services bulk-material-handling equipment and systems. Its three-discipline engineering team supports machines such as rotary car dumpers and stacker reclaimers, while its in-house capabilities include reverse-engineered replacement parts for both REW and competitor equipment. The privately held company also provides 24/7 field support, including inspections, upgrades and breakdown assistance, and operates a separate oil-and-gas controls business.
Richmond Machine Company is a fourth-generation, family-owned and operated steel fabrication and machining job shop in Montpelier, Ohio. Founded in the early 1950s and incorporated in 1967, it grew to occupy a 60,000-square-foot facility on nine acres in northwest Ohio. The company specializes in medium-to-large fabrication and machining work.
Since 1984, Medina’s RICO Manufacturing has designed and built specialized lift trucks for demanding material-handling jobs, including explosion-proof equipment and vehicles capable of moving loads exceeding 400,000 pounds. Founded by Boyd Ross, the company now performs more than 98% of its design, fabrication and assembly in-house, giving it unusual control over highly tailored projects. RICO has delivered 10,000 custom material-handling solutions and serves industries ranging from steel and automotive to military applications around the world.
Rico Products was founded in 1982 by Scott Rico and his father, two technologists who built the company around solving difficult manufacturing problems. The Chagrin Falls manufacturer now applies that problem-solving background to thermal-management materials, helping electronics makers turn specialized polymers into production-ready parts from its 30,000-square-foot, ISO 9001-certified facility.
For more than 80 years, Ridg-U-Rak has been a North East, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for building heavy-duty storage infrastructure in the United States. Its three local facilities span more than 400,000 square feet and produce over 130 million pounds of rack annually for warehouses and distribution operations. The company’s work carries RMI R-Mark certifications for its manufacturing, systems, and installation programs.
Founded in 2004, Ridge Corporation makes lightweight, continuous glass-reinforced thermoplastic composites and turns them into engineered solutions for transportation and other demanding applications. Based in Ohio, the company combines thermoforming with patented sonic-welding processes, including the integral welded liners that made its PolarX reefer product distinctive. Ridge manufactures more than 22 million pounds of composites each year in 240,000 square feet of Ohio facilities, with products that are 100% recyclable.
Riello UPS makes uninterruptible power supplies and related power-management systems, spanning compact single-phase units through three-phase equipment for data centers, industrial plants and other mission-critical settings. Its industrial solutions are built for demanding conditions and can be customized for varied power sources, environmental stresses and communications protocols. In North America, the company backs those systems with a 24/7/365 service organization that provides installation, commissioning, maintenance and technical training, with SantaFe Power Solutions extending its nationwide coverage.
Launched in 2024 by former Procter & Gamble R&D leader Andrew Horton, Rigid Sustainable Solutions develops molded-fiber and rigid-paper packaging designed to reduce single-use plastics. From its Oxford development lab at Miami University, the company helps partners move from early concepts and prototypes toward scalable, recyclable packaging, drawing on Celwise technology and hands-on manufacturing experience.
Founded in 1932 as Riker Welding Works, Toledo-based Riker Products has grown from job welding and replacement truck mufflers into a USA contract manufacturer of custom bent tubing and fabricated metal components. The company combines CNC tube bending and laser cutting with experienced craftsmanship, serving more than 1,500 customers and supporting production from prototyping through integrated manufacturing. Riker holds IATF 16949 and ISO 14001 certifications and maintains an on-site quality lab for closed-loop tube inspection and process control.
Since 2015, Rime Time Curiously Crafted Pops has built a Columbus presence around a love of healthy local food, childhood nostalgia and collaboration with area food artists. The company makes small-batch ice pops for people around the city, bringing them to community events through its roaming carts and catering service.
Founded by John and Valentin Ribic in 1992, family-owned Rimeco Products is a Willoughby CNC machine shop making precision aerospace components for air and fluid conveyance systems. The two-generation company operates from a 46,000-square-foot facility and is known for developing its own patented Kwik-Clamp and ParaKeep workholding products alongside its machining work. Rimeco maintains AS9100 certification and ITAR registration for its aerospace production.
Rimer Enterprises, Inc. manufactures investment castings and has served the industry since 1944. The Waterville company provides in-house tooling and machining alongside its casting operations, and describes its work with a range of industrial customers.