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Born from a local builder’s need to make his own roof supports, Rindler Truss Ltd. now designs and builds custom wood roof and floor trusses for projects across Midwest Ohio, eastern Indiana and surrounding communities. Melvin Rindler’s sons bought the original one-building operation in 1994 and expanded it onto an adjacent 15-acre site, where a 35-person team serves residential, agricultural and commercial builders. With more than 40 years of truss experience, the company combines computer-controlled production with carefully selected lumber and delivery equipment capable of handling trusses up to 93 feet long.
RING Container Technologies is a privately held, multinational manufacturer headquartered in Oakland, Tennessee, and has focused on sustainable consumer packaging for more than 50 years. It is one of North America's largest plastic container manufacturers, producing packaging for consumer goods and developing proprietary container technologies. Its operations include 19 North American locations dedicated to research, manufacturing, distribution, and management.
Founded in 1990 as a family-owned business, Ringer Screen Print began in the Ringer family’s basement and has grown into an 18,000-square-foot North Kingsville facility. The company produces custom and contract decorated goods, including screen-printed and embroidered apparel, and says it is continuing the family business into the next generation.
Founded in 1964, Rinker Materials is a QUIKRETE Company that manufactures concrete pipe, box culverts, precast products and related infrastructure products. The company became part of The Quikrete Companies in 2017 and integrated Forterra Pipe & Precast in 2022. Its more than 70 facilities serve over 35 U.S. states and eastern Canadian provinces.
With a century of industry expertise, Cleveland-based Rio Flooring Systems is known for manufacturing industrial-grade resin flooring for contractors serving demanding facilities. The company distinguishes itself by controlling formulation and packaging in-house rather than relying on white-label suppliers, while offering hands-on technical support for jobsite needs.
Established in 1995, Ripley Metalworks Limited is an Ohio fabrication company with 65 employees and a 70,000-square-foot facility. Since current management took over in 1999, it has built a customer base across the United States by producing parts from customer prints for industries including material handling, automotive and government. The company is known for handling demanding production work with an emphasis on accuracy and on-time delivery.
Founded by Gregory and Regina Hall in 1972, Rite Machine Products makes high-precision machine-tool parts and provides contract machining from its Clinton Township, Michigan plant. The company is particularly rooted in gearing and power-transmission components, including spiral bevel gears, spline shafts and related assemblies, serving industrial equipment makers with a quality system built around layered inspection and continuous improvement.
Established in 1993, Rite Track is a West Chester, Ohio semiconductor-equipment specialist known for keeping mature production tools useful long after OEM support has waned. The company became the sole owner of the SVG 86, 88 and 90-S/SE track product lines in 2003 and supports fabs worldwide with legacy-equipment expertise, including refurbished systems and engineered upgrades.
Since 1933, family-owned Riten Industries has made precision workholding equipment in central Ohio, with live and dead centers and face drivers as its sole business. The company also engineers custom tools for demanding applications and operates a full-service repair and rebuilding program, including work on competitors’ equipment. Riten’s 35,000-square-foot American manufacturing facility maintains an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Rittal LLC is the U.S. operation of Rittal, a company known for creating integrated systems around industrial and IT equipment. It makes modular enclosures and supports customers with technical service for production facilities and data centers.
Founded in 2011 as a retail leather-goods brand, River City Leather is a family-owned American manufacturer in southeastern Ohio that now makes products for other companies. Its work spans the process from design and tech packs through CNC cutting and UV printing, supporting private-label manufacturing. The company’s retail operation was closed on December 31, 2024.
River City Manufacturing began in 2011 as a handmade leather-goods brand in Gallipolis, Ohio, and has since grown into a 5,000-square-foot facility focused on making products for other companies. It helps brands develop and produce custom goods, while also offering a ready-to-brand catalog for the pet and specialty retail markets.
Founded in 2005, River City Wood Products manufactures and supplies pallet and wood-packaging products, combining in-house manufacturing and recycling facilities with a network of partners. It serves customers across the continental United States, Canada, and Mexico, and reports an EcoVadis Bronze rating for its sustainability efforts.
Formed in 1998 from a group of Kentucky scrap yards, River Metals Recycling buys and recycles ferrous, nonferrous, electronic and other scrap metal for households and businesses. The Cincinnati-based company now operates recycling facilities across five states and provides industrial collection, transportation and processing services. RMR is a wholly owned venture of The David J. Joseph Company, whose recycling history dates to 1885, and is part of Nucor’s family of companies.
For more than 20 years, Riverain Technologies has developed AI software that helps clinicians interpret chest CT and X-ray images, with its ClearRead suite focused on earlier detection of cardiothoracic disease. Based in Miamisburg, Ohio, the company was an early force in AI-driven medical imaging, earning the first FDA approval for chest X-ray computer-aided detection and developing patented suppression technology that gives radiologists a clearer view of the chest. ClearRead is deployed at more than 400 customer locations worldwide and integrates with existing PACS workflows.
Since 1985, Rivercity Woodworking has built its reputation around collaborative craftsmanship for today’s consumer brands. The Fairfield manufacturer creates custom millwork and permanent displays, combining experienced woodworkers with on-site CNC machining to bring clients’ specifications to production.
Founded by Joseph F. Weiser in 1984, Rivereast Custom Cabinets manufactures and installs custom commercial casework in downtown Toledo. The family-owned and operated company serves institutional and commercial projects, with particular experience in healthcare and education, from a 20,000-square-foot manufacturing facility. Its work ranges from detailed medical-center casework to custom millwork such as the bar at Fleetwood’s Tap Room.
Family-owned and operated since 1985, Riverside Drives is a Cleveland company built around long-standing technical knowledge and close customer relationships. Its team designs custom automation control panels and supports industrial manufacturers across the United States, drawing on more than 75 years of power-transmission expertise and a workforce that includes employees with over 30 years at the company. Riverside is also an ABB Certified Systems Integrator, a distinction backed by extensive drive training and field experience.
Founded by Jerry Giesler, Riverside Machine and Automation is a Toledo-area manufacturer known for handling demanding, time-sensitive work from prototype through production. Its 75-person team operates from a 45,000-square-foot facility and serves manufacturers nationwide, with CNC machining and automation at the center of its work.
For more than 75 years, Riverside Mfg., LLC has built harsh-environment electronics, from PCB assemblies to complete contract-manufactured products, for demanding applications. The Fort Wayne company combines in-house engineering, electronics assembly, molding and metal fabrication, with more than 90% of its parts sourced in the United States. Riverside operates a 175,000-square-foot headquarters and manufacturing facility in Fort Wayne alongside electronics assembly and gauge-manufacturing facilities in Michigan and Connecticut, and maintains ISO 9001:2015 compliance.