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Simpson Strong-Tie designs and manufactures structural building products and technology for safer, stronger homes and buildings. Founded in 1956, the company says its work is grounded in structural-systems research and rigorous testing, and it supplies customers in residential, commercial, offsite, and mass-timber construction. Its offerings also support component manufacturers with machinery and software for truss production.
Family-owned since 1971, Sims-Lohman distributes cabinetry and fabricates countertops for building-industry professionals and their clients. The company says it distributes more than 50,000 kitchens and fabricates 20,000 countertops annually, with six manufacturing locations identified on its locations page. Its countertop work includes natural stone and engineered quartz, with templating and installation offered as part of the customer process.
Founded in Taiwan in 1989 as a maker of laptop-related wire and cable assemblies, SINBON Electronics has grown into a publicly listed manufacturer serving customers through operations across Asia, Europe, and North America. The company is known for taking electronic product concepts through design and production, with more than 200 R&D engineers supporting custom cable assemblies for sectors such as medical equipment and automotive technology.
Founded in Cleveland in 1947 by Albert Singleton, Singleton Corporation designs and manufactures environmental testing chambers and metal-finishing equipment. Its chambers recreate corrosive, dusty, and immersion conditions for product testing, while its patented Maxi™ plating barrels are designed to increase capacity within existing tank systems. The company also supports its equipment with factory service, calibration, setup, and training for customers worldwide.
Founded in 1962, family-owned Sinico Service builds automatic CNC machines for cutting and machining the ends of bars and tubes. From its 11,000-square-metre facility, the company produces about 95% of each machine in-house and supports a 95-person operation with U.S. service based near Cleveland. Sinico’s history runs from its early TC and TR machines to the TOP1100 CNC plus, introduced in 2017 and now its flagship model.
Sinkro Corporation develops and manufactures flexographic and gravure inks and coatings for the printing and packaging industries. The company describes its work as an independent, science-led continuation of Scottish innovation, with product development conducted alongside customers, end users, suppliers, and universities. Its ink systems include options formulated for recyclable packaging applications.
Since 1975, Kittanning-based SinterMet has researched, developed and manufactured tungsten-carbide rolls for bar and rod mills, supplying the majority of North American tungsten-carbide rod mill rolls. Its engineered Shur-Lock and Shur-Clad composite roll systems are tailored to individual mill conditions, while the company also supports customers with application assessments and technical guidance. SinterMet has held ISO 9001:2015 certification and notes that many employees have been with the company for more than 30 years.
As the North American group of Sintokogio, Sinto America brings the resources of a worldwide family of manufacturing companies to customers across the continent. Based in the United States, it manufactures and supports industrial systems for foundries and related manufacturers, with more than 12 service technicians providing on-site or remote support and 25 years of U.S. support for its BARINDER® automated grinding system.
Sinto America, the North American group of Sintokogio, designs and manufactures industrial equipment and automation systems for foundries, sand processing and surface treatment. Its Grand Ledge, Michigan operation combines U.S. manufacturing with global engineering resources, and also supports customers with field service, parts and Industry 4.0 analytics. The company is ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified and is known for its BARINDER® automated grinding systems and foundry molding technology.
Founded in 2009, Loveland’s Sirrus Chemistry develops and manufactures methylene malonate monomers and oligomeric crosslinkers for advanced polymer products such as coatings, adhesives and sealants. Its chemistry polymerizes anionically at ambient temperatures, offering manufacturers a route to lower energy use and solvent requirements. Sirrus is a wholly owned subsidiary of Nippon Shokubai and has built an intellectual-property portfolio of more than 30 global patents.
Denver-based Site Pieces designs and manufactures site furnishings for outdoor environments, pairing a landscape background with nearly 40 years of manufacturing experience. Its design-focused team makes durable, thoughtfully detailed pieces and also collaborates on custom work, including the two 36-foot modular benches built for Denver’s Chapel Plaza. The company favors environmentally responsible materials and an eco-driven “buy less, but better” approach.
From its Columbiana shop, Sitler The Printer produces commercial print work and helps customers carry projects from design through finishing and mailing. The company’s distinctive focus is an end-to-end print-and-mail operation, including in-house CASS-certified presorting, while its online proofing system lets customers review and approve files remotely. Sitler also emphasizes environmental practices, recycling large quantities of paper and using recycled papers, biodegradable inks, and water-soluble chemicals whenever possible.
Six Digma is a Blue Ash, Ohio-based manufacturing engineering company known for connecting CAD, CAM, and CNC systems to address difficult machining challenges. It serves aerospace manufacturers and machine-tool OEMs worldwide, developing tailored manufacturing processes and software configurations for complex work.
Owner and head baker Ryan Morgan’s journey from mechanic and engineer to artisan baker shapes Sixteen Bricks, a Cincinnati bakery and wholesaler serving chefs and discerning customers. The bakery handmakes each loaf after a slow natural fermentation, using a restrained formula centered on wheat flour, water, salt and sometimes yeast. Its work also supports second chances and community partnerships, tying breadmaking to a broader purpose in Cincinnati.
Sizetec, Inc. is a Canton, Ohio company known for concentrating solely on vibrating screening equipment rather than dividing its attention across competing equipment types. It builds screens tailored to individual process and operating requirements for mineral-processing customers, with durable construction and responsive service after installation.
Born in a Minnesota garage in 1975, SJE is a 100% employee-owned manufacturer whose early Tank Alert alarm system grew into a global water and wastewater controls company. Headquartered in Detroit Lakes, the company now employs nearly 800 people across 16 facilities and is known for combining engineering with manufacturing for residential, commercial, municipal, and industrial applications. SJE operates under ISO 9001 quality standards and holds more than 65 design and utility patents.
SJK Machine is an Ohio machining and custom manufacturing company that designs and builds precision parts, automated machines, fabrications, and prototypes. Founded in 1998 in a garage with one manual mill, it now operates from a 30,000-square-foot facility near Minerva and serves customers nationwide. The company works with customers from product design and prototyping through production, combining engineering and manufacturing under one roof.
SK Food Group is a custom food manufacturer specializing in contract manufacturing and private-label production of custom sandwiches, wraps, burritos, burgers, and charcuterie trays across North America.
Established in May 2002, SK Tech USA makes small press parts for automobiles and performs automobile parts assembly. Its listed production work also includes spot welding, plating, and painting.
Skally's Old World Bakery is a family-owned Cincinnati bakery that makes pita bread and bagels. Founded in 1977 after the Skally family sought to bring traditionally baked pita to Cincinnati, the bakery expanded its facility to 75,000 square feet by 1995. It combines traditional baking methods with modern production equipment.