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Founded in Medina in 1947 by Frank C. Sullivan as Republic Powdered Metals, RPM International remains rooted in the company that began with a single roof coating still sold today. It has since grown into a $7.9 billion multinational whose brands serve consumers and professionals in about 167 countries, while its products are designed to protect structures and extend the useful life of assets.
Founded in 1998 as Reusable Packaging Products, Cincinnati-based RPP Containers designs and supplies reusable plastic bulk containers and pallets for manufacturing, agriculture, food processing, and distribution. Its in-house engineering team develops custom returnable packaging, supported by rapid prototyping, product testing, and production-tooling capabilities. RPP also refurbishes used containers through its RefurBest program and buys back damaged or obsolete plastic bulk containers, extending the life of reusable packaging.
RPS Composites, Inc. is a world leader in the design, manufacture, and service of high-performance composite piping systems, tanks, and vessels. The company provides engineered dual laminate and FRP pipe and tank solutions for corrosive fluid processing, handling, and storage applications. They support composite equipment throughout its lifecycle, from material selection through manufacturing, installation, and maintenance.
R.R. Donnelley & Sons Company, known as RRD, is a global provider of marketing, packaging, print, and business services, with more than 160 years in business. It operates more than 175 locations in 30 countries and serves brands including 92% of the Fortune 100. Its work includes commercial printing and integrated packaging production alongside customer communications and marketing services.
Established in 2000 to fill a local need for K-12 and BOCES construction services, The Palombo Group provides construction management and owners’ representative services for school districts, municipalities, and other public projects. Based in the Mid-Hudson Valley, the firm has managed more than $1 billion in construction contracts while maintaining a hands-on, relationship-based approach rooted in the communities it serves. Its work spans the full project lifecycle, from pre-referendum planning and budgeting through construction and closeout.
Since its start in 2009, RS Nets USA has grown from making bird nets into a small Nebraska manufacturer known for hand-built fishing landing nets. Every net is made in-house, where the company shapes each piece individually for anglers seeking dependable equipment that is gentler on fish. Its nets are sold through authorized dealers across the United States.
Dayton-based RSC Graphics produces custom printed graphics, using both flexographic and silkscreen methods for applications such as decals, labels and promotional displays. Its silkscreen operation includes a UV clear-coat press described as the largest and fastest in the tri-state area, while the company emphasizes quick turnaround and flexible, one-stop production. RSC’s team includes president Rick Carper, who has been with the company for 20 years.
Since 1992, locally owned RSFi Office Furniture has furnished Ohio workplaces with new, pre-owned, and remanufactured office furniture. The Worthington company stands out for restoring used pieces to like-new condition and handling the project from workspace design through delivery and installation, including office moves and reconfigurations.
RSImprints creates customized professional apparel through direct-to-film transfers, traditional screen printing, and custom embroidery. Its online DTF gang-sheet builder lets customers arrange designs, receive instant pricing, and order with no minimum, while larger projects can be quoted for screen printing or embroidery.
Founded in Ohio, RSW Technologies repairs industrial electronics and control systems while upgrading and servicing the machinery that keeps manufacturing lines running. The Northwood company combines in-house repairs with on-site troubleshooting, including support for obsolete equipment and hard-to-find components. RSW says it has more than 40 years of experience, has supported over 3,500 manufacturers, and backs each repair with a one-year warranty.
RT Process is a privately held chemical manufacturing company serving chemical industry technology and manufacturing projects. It provides pilot and semi-works scale solid catalyst manufacturing and process capabilities including impregnation, blending, drying, high-temperature calcining, milling, screening, and catalyst rejuvenation.
Established under the recycling-focused Miller Waste Mills umbrella in 1982, RTP Company is a privately owned specialty compounder that custom-engineers thermoplastics for demanding applications. From its Winona headquarters and more than 20 manufacturing locations worldwide, the company develops materials independently rather than promoting a single resin system, including compounds with post-industrial recycled content and formulations designed to reduce part weight. Its ISO 9001-registered facilities support customers from material selection through production, including private-label compounding.
Since 1872, RTS Home Accents has manufactured home, garden and environmental products, with its U.S. manufacturing facility in Austinburg, Ohio. The company is especially known for rainwater collection products and planters, while its ParcelWirx line addresses secure package delivery at home. RTS says its products are sustainably manufactured, with recycled-plastic options available.
RTS Plastics manufactures and distributes storage tanks for industrial and agricultural use, with a plastics division that has been rotationally molding custom parts since 2000. Its Ontario and Ohio facilities combine in-house engineering with computer-directed rotomolding, producing seamless polyethylene tanks and custom containment vessels for demanding liquid-storage applications. The company says it brings nearly 30 years of rotational-molding experience and manufactures its polyethylene tanks to ISO 9001:2015 quality guidelines.
With more than 35 years in the playground industry, RTS Play manufactures and distributes molded components for commercial and residential playgrounds, including custom tube-slide projects. Its equipment is made to comply with current CSA and ASTM standards, while its parent company, RTS Companies Inc., holds ISO 9001:2015 certification. The company serves projects across North America with an in-house design team and stock components for indoor and outdoor use.
Since 2003, RTS Retail has grown from a kiddie-cart manufacturer into a one-stop manufacturer of retail fixtures, merchandising equipment and store-support products. Its custom design program takes projects from concept and mold construction through shipping, while computer-directed molding, UV-stabilized polyethylene and galvanized metal are used to build products for long service in busy retail settings. RTS Retail also serves gas bars and convenience stores with durable rotomolded equipment designed for indoor or outdoor use.
RTX is an aerospace and defense company that designs, manufactures and supports technologies for flight and national security through Collins Aerospace, Pratt & Whitney and Raytheon. Its businesses make aircraft engines and auxiliary power units, as well as integrated aerospace and defense systems; RTX also describes work in advanced materials, propulsion and manufacturing technologies.
Since its launch in 2003, RTX Wheels has grown from three models into a Canadian alloy-wheel brand with more than 20 years of history and over 12,000 authorized retailers across North America. The company is known for a broad selection shaped by changing automotive technology, including Flow Form designs and forged wheels added for its 20th anniversary.
Since 1953, Barberton’s Rubber Associates has made custom molded rubber components, taking projects from design and prototyping through production. Its 75,000-square-foot Ohio facility operates more than 60 conventional molding presses and 20 injection presses, with particular expertise in compression and transfer molding and rubber-to-metal bonding. The company supplies customers nationwide and has maintained key customer relationships for more than 25 years.
From its 100,000-square-foot Akron headquarters, Rubber City Machinery Corporation rebuilds polymer-processing machinery, bringing mills and presses back to original specifications. Since moving into the facility in March 1985, RCM has kept rebuilding, redesigning, testing and fabrication under one roof, supported by 40 overhead cranes. The company also supplies replacement parts and provides certified equipment appraisals, with President George B. Sobieraj holding Certified Senior Appraiser status under USPAP.