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Founded in 1982 and based in Columbus, Ohio, Scriptel Corporation develops electronic signature pads, capacitive touch technology, and digital document solutions for paperless workflows. More than 3 million Scriptel solutions have been deployed worldwide, with the company’s rugged ScripTouch devices supported by U.S.-based development and service teams. Its history also includes supplying touch technology to Apple’s Newton and OEM components for retail point-of-sale and digital workflow applications.
Founded by brothers Joseph and Brendan Scullin in 1936, Scullin Dental Laboratory is a Cleveland-area dental laboratory focused on crown-and-bridge restorations, from individual crowns to complex implant-based reconstructions. Now led by Joe’s sons, Ken and Lee Scullin, the third-generation family business brings together Ken’s master-ceramist work and Lee’s digital and technical expertise. Its local approach includes direct custom shading with the ceramist and daily use of digital files and intraoral scans.
Since electrical engineer Stanley D. Myers founded it in 1965, SDMyers has built its identity around helping owners understand and extend the reliable life of transformers. The Tallmadge company grew from Myers’s early research into transformer-oil processing and now supports commercial, industrial, and municipal organizations through its large-scale testing laboratory and nationwide field network. Its MaxLife philosophy reflects a data-driven, long-term approach to keeping electric power equipment dependable.
SE Blueprint, Inc. provides building information management, printing, communication, reality capture, scanning and digitizing, planroom, digital archiving, CAD/BIM, signage, and building graphic services. It serves property owners, design professionals, contractors, facility managers, and building and municipal organizations.
Founded in 1957, Seaforth Mineral & Ore supplies industrial minerals from international sources and processes fluorspar at its East Liverpool, Ohio plant for customers in the United States and Canada. Its history includes developing affiliated fluorspar mines in Mexico and expanding its Ohio processing facilities, while its laboratory provides chemical and physical analysis with each shipment. Seaforth stocks mineral materials for industrial customers and can arrange delivery within 24 hours.
Founded in 1987, SeaGate Plastics manufactures plastic components and has more than 85,000 square feet of manufacturing space across Ohio and Michigan. Now part of Grupo Verzatec, it is described as a domestic producer serving industrial, packaging, construction, and OEM customers, with an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Founded in 1974 by former B.F. Goodrich rubber-industry engineer Edward J. Bittle, Seal Master Corporation in Kent, Ohio, designs and manufactures custom fabric-reinforced inflatable seals and bags for demanding applications. Its fully molded, American-made products are engineered with customers for mission-critical environments, and the company says it has created more than 8,500 custom rubber products over nearly five decades. Every product is inspected at least twice and undergoes mandatory underwater leak testing before shipment.
Seal Tite LLC manufactures prefabricated galvanized duct, pipe, and fittings for air distribution, continuing a trade name first used by the Peck-Williamson Heating Co. sheet metal shop in 1900. The company describes more than 125 years of Seal-Tite history and presents its products as designed for conditioned-air distribution, with production locations identified in Hillsboro, Ohio, and Lebanon, Pennsylvania.
SEALCORE S.r.l. brings together eight Italian companies making industrial seals and other technical components through a global network of production divisions, offices and warehouses. Its Castelli Calepio-based network covers the path from mold design to finished, custom-made parts, pairing Made in Italy production with in-house testing and worldwide distribution. The group is particularly distinctive for combining specialist capabilities such as very large-diameter sealing with engineered polymer and fluid-power solutions under one organization.
Sealed Air Corporation makes packaging materials and equipment for protecting goods and packaging food, medical, and life-science products. Founded in 1960, it grew from the invention of BUBBLE WRAP® cushioning and now reports 105 manufacturing facilities and service in 119 countries and territories. Its portfolio includes CRYOVAC® food packaging and protective packaging products, alongside design and performance-testing services.
SealMaster manufactures pavement sealer and sealcoat, and describes itself as one of the world’s largest producers in this field. Its network includes more than 150 U.S. manufacturing plants and distribution centers, with additional manufacturing in China and Mexico; the company says its products are distributed in more than 60 countries.
From its headquarters in Sandusky, Ohio, SealMaster manufactures pavement sealer, sealcoat and related pavement-maintenance products and equipment for contractors, property managers and road agencies. The company operates more than 150 manufacturing plants and distribution centers in the United States, with additional manufacturing in China and Mexico and distribution in more than 60 countries. Its SportMaster brand extends the business into acrylic tennis, basketball and other sport-surface systems, while its contractor network provides application support worldwide.
Founded in 1953, SEALTRON designs and manufactures glass-to-metal hermetically sealed connectors, with a long-standing specialty in MIL-Standard cylindrical connectors. The Cincinnati-based operation became part of AMETEK Engineered Interconnect and Packaging in 1998 and operates a 39,000-square-foot manufacturing facility. Its connectors serve mission-critical aerospace, defense, space, and industrial applications.
Since 1949, Seaman Corporation has remained a privately held, multigenerational family-owned U.S. manufacturer with deep roots in Wooster, where it has operated since 1987. The company’s 600 associates develop protective materials and systems for demanding infrastructure and industrial settings, with a long-term focus on disciplined reinvestment and durable U.S. manufacturing.
Established in 1974, Seasonal Sporting Goods is a locally owned Mentor business known for more than 35 years of experience serving teams and community groups. It personalizes athletic apparel through screen printing and helps local leagues, clubs, and businesses outfit their people.
Founded in 1957 as an open-die heading facility, Seaway Bolt & Specials Corp. manufactures pipe plugs, drain plugs and cold-formed metal products for customers around the world. The privately owned company has expanded from its original pipe-plug specialty into advanced cold forming, including large-diameter parts made on National 1500 machines. Its manufacturing and logistics operations are certified to IATF 16949, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards.
North Canton’s Seco Machine handles precision contract machining and custom-molded urethane work for rail, automotive, and industrial customers worldwide. An A. Stucki brand, it combines robotic production equipment with in-house engineering, tooling, and mold development for tight-tolerance parts and high-production urethane components. Seco Machine holds both ISO 9001 and AAR M-1003 quality certifications.
Since 1946, SecurePak has made torque and seal testing equipment for bottle closures, including the spring torque tester that remains its oldest machine. The Millbury, Ohio company also developed digital torque testing in the late 1980s and supports customers by rebuilding, repairing, and calibrating older units. Its equipment is used by tens of thousands of units at major cap, beverage, pharmaceutical, and cosmetic companies worldwide.
SEDECO USA, Inc. is the North American subsidiary of Japan’s Seidensha Electronics, a plastics-industry company whose roots reach back to 1924. Founded in November 2005, the West Chester Township operation brings Seidensha’s decades of research and manufacturing know-how to North American customers, with a particular focus on ultrasonic welding equipment and localized technical support.
Founded by Caroline Karbowski, Cincinnati-based See3D, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit that coordinates volunteers to design, 3D-print and distribute tactile models for people who are blind or have low vision. Its community-built models turn visual concepts into objects people can explore by touch and keep, with more than 6,500 models sent to recipients in 35 countries and territories. See3D also mentors schools and organizations seeking to build accessible 3D-printing programs.