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Schaeffler Group USA Inc. develops and manufactures bearing and mobility solutions for automotive, industrial, aerospace, rail and other applications. Its U.S. operation also supports specialized aerospace bearing repair and railway services, including reconditioning used bearings to an as-new condition. The company’s aerospace repair station holds FAA and EASA approvals, while its broader industrial portfolio includes maintenance and monitoring services alongside bearing technologies.
For 80 years, Schaeffler has developed and manufactured high-precision motion and mobility components, including powertrain systems and rolling and plain bearings for automotive and industrial applications. Its industrial work reaches from large bearing solutions to specialized railway services, backed by accredited test laboratories in Germany and China; at its Schweinfurt facility, axlebox bearings can be tested at speeds up to 600 km/h and axle loads of 40 tons. Schaeffler also provides bearing reconditioning certified by Deutsche Bahn AG.
Since 1934, Schafer Industries has grown from a gear maker into a U.S. manufacturer of custom-engineered gears, aerospace components and small off-highway axles. Its Schafer Driveline division has spent more than 40 years building American-made axles, with ground gearing in its electric axles helping recreational and light-utility vehicles run more quietly. Three specialized divisions support projects from prototype through assembly, backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and, for Gear Works, AS9100:2016.
Family-owned and operated since 1950, Schaffer Grinding performs industrial grinding and machining, with expertise in accommodating large workpieces. The company says it pioneered new grinders and grinding techniques and has developed its surface, rotary, and abrasive-belt grinding capabilities over many decades.
With roots in Cincinnati stretching back to 1907, Schauer Battery Chargers is known for a century of engineering work in power conversion and charging technology. Its 1947 patent for a selenium-rectifier battery charger marked an early milestone, while its equipment has since supported communications systems, transportation infrastructure, and field operations around the world. Schauer continues to make battery chargers for specialized mobile and industrial equipment.
On the same Marysville farm worked by four generations of the Scheiderer family, Scheiderer Farms grows flowering plants and runs a family-owned garden center. Keith and Candi Scheiderer opened the greenhouse 27 years ago, and the business is best known for its carefully grown hanging baskets, including its exclusive Basket Bud collection. The farm remains a working family operation, with relatives growing field crops and raising cattle alongside the greenhouse.
Founded by Bob Scherer in a small shop outside Tea, South Dakota, in 1994, Scherer Inc. manufactures and services precision mill rolls, roller mills, and kernel processors for agricultural and industrial processing. The company has grown from one or two part-time employees to more than 90, with a particular 30-year specialty in reconditioning chilled cast mill and flaker rolls and a worldwide dealer network for forage-harvesting equipment. Scherer now operates across four locations, including its Sioux Falls headquarters, and works with customers on custom equipment and on-site roll service.
For more than 125 years, four generations of the Schilling family have built custom homes and handled remodeling projects for Northwest Indiana families. Today, Richard and John Paul Schilling lead the family-run homebuilder, which limits its annual projects to provide hands-on oversight and also lets customers bring their own blueprints. Schilling builds in its own communities as well as on customers’ lots, with a process that keeps homeowners involved from the first conversation through the final walkthrough.
For more than 30 years, Schilling Inc. has built its reputation in specialized screen printing for glass manufacturers and architects, with its headquarters in Galion, Ohio. The company makes screens for demanding applications such as large architectural glass and automotive windshields, serving customers across North America from manufacturing facilities in Ohio and Colorado. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001.
Started in 1979 with a single offset press in John Schlabach’s basement, Schlabach Printers is a family-owned printing and design company serving Ohio’s Amish Country. Now based in Sugarcreek with three Northeast Ohio locations, the company keeps production, design, and customer service under one roof while handling projects from business print work to custom wedding stationery. Its in-house offset printing and Ink & Envelope division reflect a business that has grown without losing its local, personal-service roots.
For more than a century, Schlessman Seed Company has remained a family-owned Ohio business rooted in John Schlessman’s 1915 effort to grow seed for local farmers. Today, the Milan company is especially known for its proprietary hybrid popcorn program, which supplies commercial processors in the United States and abroad and is supported by a full-time popcorn breeder and international research sites.
Founded by master craftsman George Schlub, Schlub Brassworks carries a distinctive history from Singapore to Miamisburg, Ohio, where George once worked as Southeast Asia’s only dedicated brass instrument maker. The workshop now helps individual musicians and professional ensembles through custom instrument work grounded in hands-on craftsmanship and collaboration with performers.
Schmelzer Industries Inc. permanently closed after 40 years of doing business in Perry County. The company thanked its suppliers, customers, and more than 400 employees.
Schneider Electric is a global energy technology company that electrifies, automates, and digitalizes industries, businesses, and homes. With 160,000 employees and one million partners in over 100 countries, it develops technologies for buildings, data centers, factories, infrastructure, and grids. Its offerings include electrical power distribution products and digital energy-management systems.
For more than six decades, Schneller has built its reputation as a specialist in decorative interiors for aircraft and railcars, serving major transportation manufacturers around the world. Its international design team develops tailored interior finishes, supported by in-house prototyping and technical assistance for projects where appearance must meet stringent aviation requirements.
Founded in Ohio in 2000 and launched as School Spirit Products in 2005, this family-run company creates custom-printed merchandise and apparel for schools, teams, organizations and brands. It began with industrial and corporate promotional accounts before focusing on an underserved school market, adding affordable design services and fundraising support to help turn school logos and ideas into spirit items.
Since 2000, Columbus-based SchoolPride Ltd. has built custom athletic and academic products that put a school’s colors and mascot on display, with helmet decals as a longtime specialty. The family-run business now has more than 25 employees, serves over 20,000 customers across all 50 states and many countries, and welcomed its second generation in 2021. Its project managers and art team guide each order from a free custom design through production, helping schools turn achievements and facilities into distinctive branded spaces.
Since 1983, Schoonover Industries has made custom parts through laser cutting and precision metal fabrication in Ashland, Ohio. Its 30-plus employees handle demanding projects—from prototypes to production runs—with engineering support, two-shift capacity and a quality system that gives every team member authority to stop nonconforming work. The company is particularly geared toward difficult fabrications and small-to-medium production runs that need dependable, on-time delivery.
Founded in Akron during the Great Depression, Schott Performance Fabrics traces its roots to Louis J. Schott’s 1932 textile trading company. Now led by his grandson John, the independent business draws on more than 85 years of international sourcing experience to develop and supply fabrics for manufacturers, with particular depth in complex printed designs and consistent color matching.
Founded in Akron in 1932, Schott Textiles is a wholesale supplier of cotton, blended and synthetic fabrics for manufacturers and retailers. Today, third-generation brothers Bob and Eric Schott own and operate the company, drawing on more than 60 years of combined textile experience and a nationwide network of more than 30 warehouses. Schott is especially known for helping customers match unfinished or finished fabric to a specific end use, including tailored fabric programs and packaging arrangements.