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ROLEC Enclosures, Inc. brings the inventor of the first sealed aluminum industrial enclosure to North America, supplying industrial enclosures and tailored system solutions made in Germany. The third-generation family business combines in-house development and production with local support across the United States, Canada and Mexico, handling projects from custom machining through ready-to-install assembly. Its solutions are built for demanding applications where standard housings fall short, including machine controls and HMI systems.
Founded by Rolf Poeting in 1981, Rolf Glass is a glassworks company based in Mount Pleasant, Pennsylvania, a historic glassmaking town. It makes American-designed glassware, engraving each piece at the historic Mount Pleasant Glass Center, the former Lenox Crystal factory. Its Western Pennsylvania manufacturing heritage and upcycled Glacier Glass line reflect the company’s continued work in U.S. glassmaking.
Since 1978, Roll Former has designed and manufactured roll-forming machinery for metal roofing and architectural sheet-metal work, including equipment tailored to unusual applications. The Chalfont, Pennsylvania company was the first to produce and market portable roll-forming machines for standing-seam metal roofs and now offers more than 20 standard machines alongside custom builds. Its equipment is made in the USA and is backed by sales, technical support, and spare-parts service.
Roll-Off Parts.com manufactures more than 50 in-house replacement parts for roll-off containers and small cans, helping hauling businesses keep equipment in service. The company also provides built-to-order standard and ISO subframes and a full-service refurbishment program, extending its role beyond parts supply. Its products are made in America, and Roll-Off Parts.com operates as a subsidiary of Federal Signal Company.
RollAmongUs.com was created as a single place for jiu-jitsu athletes to find gear suited to different body types. Its Standard Kimono Company line is known for affordable, plain uniforms offered in 20 sizes, while Lanky Fight Gear focuses on the fit needs of taller, thinner athletes.
From its Eastern Pennsylvania facility, Rollerbed Systems LLC designs and manufactures pneumatic roller tracks and automated vehicle-loading systems for moving palletized freight. Drawing on experience in the airfreight and dry-freight industries, the company handles projects from fabrication through installation, testing, and commissioning, while also supplying OEM parts and refurbishment kits for existing systems. Its products are manufactured in the USA, with sales coverage serving customers across North America and beyond.
Rolling Otter Wear makes Jiu Jitsu and MMA grappling apparel by hand in its small family-run factory in Northeast Philadelphia. Founded by David Whitehurst after years as a custom clothing manufacturer, the brand produces each order in the United States rather than outsourcing overseas, drawing on Whitehurst’s own training in Jiu Jitsu since 2003. Its made-to-order approach also uses upcycled packaging and helps avoid unsold inventory and wasted materials.
Romax Hose makes hose products for industrial and medical applications from its operation in Laceyville, Pennsylvania. The company presents its work through dedicated Romax Industrial and Romax Medical divisions.
Ron Hartman Woodwork builds and installs handcrafted custom wood stairs and rails, with a particular knack for pairing tailored woodwork with iron balusters. Based in Clayton, New Jersey, Ron serves South Jersey and beyond, bringing 35 years of experience and roughly 2,500 completed jobs to staircase remodels ranging from railing updates to complete replacements. The company is a proud member of the Stairbuilders and Manufacturers Association.
For more than 40 years, Ronco Machine, Inc. has engineered and built industrial machinery and automation systems, taking projects from conceptual design through in-house fabrication, assembly and customer testing. Its northeast Pennsylvania facility combines a machine shop, welding and fabrication, electrical-panel building and assembly under one roof. Ronco also supports the equipment it builds with web-accessible diagnostics, spare parts and reverse-engineered replacements for obsolete or offshore machinery.
Manufactured in Somerset, Pennsylvania, Roof Rejuv makes a plant-based spray treatment that restores flexibility to aging asphalt shingles and extends the life of existing roofs. Created by industrial chemist Chris Nagle alongside a construction and restoration team with more than 40 years of experience, the solution is designed to reduce roof-replacement waste and carbon emissions. Independent Intertek testing found a 97% reduction in water vapor through treated used shingles and 84% greater granule retention than untreated samples.
Founded by Penn State mechanical engineering graduate Tom Meade in 1989, Room Doctor Furniture Co. designs and manufactures affordable solid-wood, American-made furniture, beginning with loft beds for students and now centered on space-saving bedroom furnishings. Based in State College, the company builds primarily with sustainably sourced Southern Yellow Pine and sells directly without sales representatives, commissions, or middlemen. Its furniture is made to order, customizable in many cases, and backed by a 12-year warranty on products it manufactures.
Rooster Street Brewing brews craft beer at its location in downtown Lititz, Pennsylvania, and serves it alongside food in a small restaurant. Its rotating draft selection ranges from familiar IPAs and lagers to sour ales and Belgian quads, with about 10 beers available at the restaurant. The brewery also offers a full bar and dine-in service Wednesday through Saturday.
Known for its locally peeled garlic, Roots Farm has served customers since 1999 from its Pine Grove, Pennsylvania facility. The company works with nearby farmers and maintains cold storage to keep fresh garlic available throughout the year, including for foodservice and retail customers.
For well over a century, Roovers has built hand-assembled metal tape embossing machines in the USA, continuing that tradition as a second-generation family-owned company operating since 1994. Based in Wilkes-Barre Township, the company also supplies the purpose-made metal tape used in its machines, with each unit tested before it leaves the facility. Roovers supports customers with technical guidance and equipment tailored to demanding applications where identification must remain legible for years.
Roquette is a family-governed, plant-based ingredients manufacturer with nearly a century of industrial operations. It processes renewable plant raw materials into ingredients, excipients, and solutions for food, health, cosmetics, and bio-based industry, operating more than 40 manufacturing sites and over 20 R&D and innovation centers worldwide. The company reports 11,000-plus employees and €4.9 billion in 2025 turnover.
Rosalind Candy Castle makes handcrafted chocolates and candies in New Brighton, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1914 by Gust Zachos, the family-owned business has been carried on by the Crudden family, with current owners Jennifer and Michael Crudden continuing its candy-making tradition. The company says it makes its candy from scratch, using recipes and practices rooted in its long history.
From a hand-cranked basement operation in West Philadelphia, Rosati Ice has made Italian ice since 1912 and today produces its smooth, naturally flavored frozen treats in Clifton Heights. Founded by Sam Rosati, the company calls itself the original Italian ice maker in the United States and has grown from horse-drawn wagons to a national brand serving schools, scoop shops and retailers. Its current line emphasizes dairy-free, nut-free and gluten-free recipes without artificial dyes, while its school program has made the cups part of cafeteria fundraisers and seasonal menus.
At its Bucks County estate in Newtown, Rose Bank Winery makes French-style, estate-bottled wines from local grapes and welcomes visitors for tastings. The winery also turns its vineyard setting into a gathering place, with spaces such as the Vintner’s Ballroom and Ash Room available for weddings, private celebrations, and corporate events. Its relaxed programming ranges from live music to trivia and country line dancing.
A third-generation owner-managed company, rose plastic AG began developing plastic products in 1953 and is now known for its precision packaging for the tooling industry. Based in Germany with around 800 employees at 11 locations worldwide, it develops protective packaging for toolmakers and manufacturers of technical products, including tailored designs when standard solutions do not fit.