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Since 1946, Seeger Glass Co. has served Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky with prompt glass service for residential and commercial customers. The Cincinnati company installs and repairs windows, doors, and other architectural glass, with custom etched mirrors among its more distinctive work.
In a historic white barn in downtown Granville, Seek-No-Further Cider Co. makes New England-style hard cider from heirloom apples sourced from small orchards in Ohio and across the Northeast. Founded in June 2021 by Trent Beers and cidermaker Garrett Huber, the cidery pairs Huber’s expertise in heirloom varieties with Beers’s background in branding and design. Its name honors the rare Seek-No-Further apple, which originated near Granville, Massachusetts, while the cidery serves as a gathering place for the local community.
Seekirk, Inc. manufactures annunciators for domestic and international utility markets, designing them for both new installations and retrofit projects. Its products are used in electrical substations, power plants, and utility operations, while the company continues to support legacy annunciators that have remained in service since the 1960s. Seekirk also makes fiber-optic field contact repeaters and annunciators with DNP3.0 or Modbus remote monitoring.
Founded by Christian Wilhelmy in 1998 as a home-office operation, Seemless Printing has grown into southern Ohio’s only independently owned print shop, producing digital and offset work for businesses and organizations. The Cincinnati-area company combines in-house printing with converting and finishing, including packaging work and large-format signs, while remaining a small shop of more than four long-standing employees. Alicia Wilhelmy serves as co-owner, keeping the business locally run and personal.
Established in Troy in 2001, SEGNA designs and manufactures automobile production equipment, carrying projects from 3D CAD design through precision machining and turnkey delivery. Its experience includes welding assembly systems and other equipment for automotive customers including Honda Engineering North America.
Since its founding in 1985 by a local engineer, Seifert Companies has grown from a Massillon engineering firm into a business partner for manufacturers. The company is known for carrying complex industrial projects from concept through installation, while also helping clients address their technology and staffing needs. Seifert serves manufacturers across Ohio and Tennessee, with particular experience in iron and steel, tire and rubber, and pulp and paper operations.
Founded in 1946, Seilkop Industries, Inc. brings foundry tooling and metal manufacturing projects from design through prototype, production, and finishing under one roof. Its three operating divisions combine aluminum sand casting, CNC pattern and mold work, and specialized grinding and equipment services, giving the Cincinnati company an unusually integrated manufacturing operation.
Sekisui Kasei U.S.A. Inc. develops polymer materials and manufactures finished foam parts, including PIOCELAN hybrid foam resin and molded components. Founded in Japan in 1959, it is a subsidiary of Sekisui Kasei Co., Ltd. and operates a global network of 36 locations, including four in North America; its U.S. headquarters and raw material production are in Mt. Pleasant, Tennessee.
Founded in 1896, Selas Heat Technology Company is a combustion-industry pioneer whose history stretches from gas lamps to industrial heat technology. Today, the Streetsboro manufacturer serves thermal-processing operations with industrial gas burners and combustion systems, supported by engineering expertise developed over more than a century.
From its Bellevue, Ohio shop, Selbro Inc. fabricates and assembles LandShark professional lawn-care equipment, all manufactured in the U.S.A. Its heavy-duty lineup serves settings from golf courses and ball fields to customer lawns and includes signature equipment such as blowers, sulkies and pavement-maintenance machines. Selbro also emphasizes direct customer contact, with its products backed by dealer-based warranty support.
Founded in 1963 from a small house-based practice, Columbus-based Select Optical makes prescription eyewear through its optical laboratory for independent optometrists, opticians, vision-care plans, and businesses needing safety glasses. The company has grown from 10 employees to 115, while skilled craftspeople still handle much of the hands-on work, including fitting lenses into frames. Select Optical serves Ohio and surrounding states as well as customers nationwide.
Based in Fort Loramie, Ohio, Select-Arc manufactures tubular welding electrodes and related welding wire for demanding fabrication work. Its product range reaches from carbon and low-alloy steels to stainless, nickel alloys, submerged-arc wire and SelectWear hardfacing products, with stainless solid-wire manufacturing and corporate research and development based in Troy. Select-Arc marks more than 30 years in business and maintains ISO and ABS quality-system certifications.
With 25 years of manufacturing experience, Columbus-based Selecteon Precision Manufacturing and Assembly produces precision CNC-machined parts and assembles machine subsystems in its 43,000-square-foot facility. Its 20-machine operation runs three shifts and handles production parts ranging from 100 milligrams to 1,800 pounds, with order and inventory tracking built into the workflow. Selecteon’s quality system is certified to AS9100:2016 and ISO 9001:2015, and the company is also JCP certified and ITAR registered.
For 42 years, SelectTech Services Corporation has been the lean, largely in-house team behind mission-critical defense work, earning repeat business by handling complex projects without the layers of larger contractors. Based in Ohio, it supports government and defense customers worldwide through C5ISR engineering, integration and sustainment, with its Springfield operation certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.
For 42 years, SelectTech Services Corporation has built its reputation as a lean, largely in-house Ohio operation serving defense customers in mission-critical environments worldwide. The company provides end-to-end engineering and technical support for complex military systems, with a particular focus on reliability, rapid delivery and long-term sustainment. Its Springfield facility is certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.
Since 1974, Self Adhering Products Inc. has converted and distributed pressure-sensitive tapes and materials, with a particular foothold in flexographic printing and specialized aerospace applications. The Blue Ash company also supplies its trademarked HoldTite tapes and can ship slit platemount products within 24 hours, reflecting the practical, application-focused service that has shaped its long customer relationships.
With roots in Sidney Elevator Manufacturing Co. dating to 1905, SELMCO Metal Fabricators is a family-owned and operated job shop making custom and production metal fabrications. The Sidney company takes on everything from precision light-metal cabinetry to heavy structural weldments, including the close-tolerance and complicated work other shops may decline. SELMCO remains under family ownership today and serves customers nationwide with a team noted for exceptional employee retention.
Since 1971, Semco Carbon has specialized in custom machining carbon and graphite components, working exclusively with these materials from its Lorain, Ohio facility. Its 45,000-square-foot operation handles everything from prototype and repair work to parts made from raw blocks exceeding two tons, while maintaining nearly 400 tons of graphite inventory for quick production and direct material sales. Semco also purchases obsolete carbon and graphite for reclamation or appropriate disposal.
Since its founding in 1952, Semitronics Corporation has grown from an electron-tube supplier into a privately held manufacturer serving military and commercial customers. The Freeport company is known for high-reliability semiconductor work and for preserving access to devices that other manufacturers no longer produce. Its components support major defense and aerospace programs, with manufacturing qualified under MIL-PRF-19500.
Launched in 2016 by a Marine Corps veteran, Semper Fly Rods builds made-to-order freshwater and saltwater fly rods shaped by years of charter boating and commercial fishing in the North Atlantic. The Ohio company grew from repairing gear battered by saltwater into designing rods for anglers who fish hard, with custom builds and replacement sections supporting that same practical approach. It donates 10% of rod sales to Semper Fi & America’s Fund and backs its rods with a no-fault limited lifetime warranty.