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From its Sinton, Texas shop, Santhuff’s Suspension Specialties builds drag-racing shocks and struts designed specifically for the demands of the strip. Its patented port-only valving is speed-sensitive rather than based on conventional spring stacks, and the company supports racers with adjustment guidance, custom configurations, and service work. Santhuff-equipped cars have appeared in major drag-racing wins and records, including NHRA, ADRL, and Australian Top Doorslammer competition.
Established in Maumee in 1989, Sanyu USA supplies and services rubber-processing machinery for manufacturers across North America. The wholly owned U.S. subsidiary of Japan’s Sanyu Industries supports rubber injection molding with equipment from Sanyu, Moriyama and Rubicon, and operates a Maumee test center where customers can trial machinery. Sanyu USA also provides local engineering support for installations, maintenance and modifications.
From its engineering and manufacturing headquarters in Piketon, Sapper Plastics LLC develops reusable plastic packaging for transport and storage, including custom systems for automotive and electric-vehicle battery supply chains. The veteran-owned small business serves customers across North and South America and Europe, with a strategic hub in Germany, and manufactures solutions such as its G-PAK Mini sleeve-pack containers in the United States. Its work centers on returnable packaging that can be tailored to a customer’s parts, handling needs, and logistics.
Based in Piketon, Ohio, Sapper Solution brings packaging, logistics, and industrial support companies together to engineer containers and long-life packaging systems for critical products. Its structure spans EV battery packaging through Sapper Plastics, compliant supply-chain operations through Federal Supply Services International, and waste-removal services through Sapper Waste. The privately held organization emphasizes reusable and recyclable systems designed to reduce waste over their lifecycle.
Opened in March 2018 on 15 wooded acres in Chagrin Falls, Sapphire Creek Winery & Gardens brings a Napa-inspired winery, restaurant and event setting to northeastern Ohio. Founded by Kathleen and her late husband, Andy Dangelo, the property pairs custom-made Napa Valley wines with a restaurant and flexible indoor-outdoor spaces for intimate dinners, weddings and gatherings of more than 250 guests. Its roots in the landscape-design expertise of The Ohio Valley Group are especially visible in the gardens and seamless connection between the building and grounds.
Founded by former math teacher Sara Anderson as a summer 2012 hobby, Sara’s Sweets has grown into a Lima bakery with a storefront opened in December 2015. The bakery is known for its fresh daily baking and for making custom sweets for weddings, celebrations and other local events.
Sardinia Ready Mix, Inc. is a family-owned and operated ready-mixed concrete supplier serving southwest Ohio for more than 40 years. Its Sardinia batching plant produces concrete mixes for residential, commercial, and industrial projects, and is approved by the Ohio Department of Transportation.
Sarica Manufacturing provides contract manufacturing and design support for customized electronics and electro-mechanical assemblies. It manufactures circuit card assemblies, custom cable assemblies, wire harnesses, and complete box builds for aerospace, defense, medical, industrial, automotive, commercial, and military applications.
Sarka Conveyor & Automation is a family-owned and operated Tiffin, Ohio manufacturer of custom material-handling equipment, automation, and fabricated products, founded in 1985. It grew from a local fabrication business into an internationally known company, with in-house engineering, machining, welding, fabrication, and controls capabilities. Sarka designs and builds equipment to customer specifications, including custom conveyor systems and its CARHOE hard car unloader.
Satisloh has spent more than 100 years making the machines and turnkey systems used to manufacture ophthalmic and precision-optics lenses. Its roots reach back to Wilhelm Loh’s 1922 mechanical workshop in Wetzlar, while the modern group supports optical manufacturers through a worldwide network spanning nine countries. The company is especially distinctive for covering the lens-making process from precision grinding to optical coatings, with local service and technical training alongside its equipment.
Cleveland-based Sator Therapeutics develops naturally occurring, non-pathogenic oncolytic viruses intended to selectively kill cancer cells in hard-to-treat tumors. Its preclinical platform combines a library of nearly 30 human enterovirus strains with systemic delivery, sequential dosing, companion diagnostics, and a patented dendritic-cell carrier. The company’s approach is protected by four issued U.S. patents and a Japanese patent, while its lead mesothelioma program advances toward formal clinical development.
Since 1945, Satterfield has been an Alexander City manufacturer known for turning customer designs into made-to-specification parts. Its machine shop supports contract manufacturing for industrial customers, with production certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Family-run since 1972, Sattler Machine Products is a Sharon Center, Ohio, contract machine shop known for combining flexible production with the service of a smaller operation. Its CNC machining supports OEMs in markets such as mining and wind power, while its in-house quality control helps maintain consistent parts from short runs through higher-volume work.
Founded by lifelong athletes who have experienced head injuries, Dayton-based Saturn Sports develops connected football equipment that monitors helmet fit in real time. Its platform tracks chinstrap tension and gives athletes immediate feedback when a helmet needs adjustment, while giving teams season-long visibility into fit and equipment use. The company’s work is aimed at making contact sports safer without taking athletes out of the game.
Founded in Cleveland in 2017, Saucy Brew Works operates a craft brewery and brewpub that has expanded to locations across Ohio. Its brewing team produces craft beer, including its distinctive Lachancea Tart beers, and the company later added small-batch artisan coffee, launched in 2020. Saucy also operates brewpub, coffeehouse, and hospitality venues, including locations in Cleveland, Columbus, and Put-in-Bay.
Founded in 1945, Sauder Manufacturing Co. grew from a small maker serving a local church into a 75-plus-year furniture manufacturer with a distinctive presence in institutional settings. Its five brands now support organizations such as hospitals, campuses, and houses of worship, while its environmental credentials include GREENGUARD certification and BIFMA e3 LEVEL certification.
Founded by Erie Sauder in 1934, Sauder Woodworking Co. is a family-owned, family-run furniture maker based in Archbold, Ohio. Its engineered-wood furniture combines practical storage with finished, ready-to-live-with designs for homes and offices, while its commercial division adds configurable workspace solutions built to BIFMA standards.
From its Zanesville, Ohio shop, Saunders Machine Works makes CNC fixture plates and workholding systems for hobbyist and professional machinists. The company grew from a small job shop into a specialist manufacturer whose products include its Mod Vise and PuckChuck zero-point system, while its NYC CNC channel shares the machining work behind the designs.
Sàùrwin Inc. develops custom technology software and engineered power systems, with particular depth in aviation ground power and digital engineering for aerospace and defense programs. The 100% American-owned S Corporation is also an 8(a) and Economically Disadvantaged Woman-Owned Small Business, and its project work includes MBSE strategy for the Space Force and ground power units for NAVAIR and Air Force programs.
Since Fred A. Wolbert founded it in 1963 to solve bulldozer track-repair problems, Savage Engineering has built custom hydraulic presses for industrial jobs that do not fit a catalog. The Cleveland-area manufacturer designs and builds its machines under one roof, from presses for unusual forming and compaction applications to precision straightening equipment, with capacities up to 3,500 tons. Its 45,000-square-foot facility produces every press in the USA, and the company’s history includes Wolbert’s son Dan joining in 1975 and becoming president in 2007.