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Founded by Brian Slone and Eric Graham, Tipp City’s Slone Gear develops gear-measurement systems, gages, and software that bring inspection from the lab to the manufacturing machine. The company describes itself as the nation’s first gear-measurement firm to incorporate laser technology and advanced master-gear applications, with its PIVOT system measuring gears on the shop floor in under seven seconds. Slone Gear also provides custom engineering, automation, and specialized inspection support for gear manufacturers, including major automotive customers.
Small Business Products grew out of a manufacturer that produced checks and forms for accounting-software customers, and today supplies small and midsize businesses with printed business checks, tax forms, and related office materials. Founded as Software Business Products in the late 1990s, the privately held company adopted the Small Business Products name in 2003 and continues to emphasize accurate, on-time production. Its laser checks are built for accounting software and include security features such as chemically reactive paper and microprinting.
Veteran-owned and made in America, Smart Bottle Inc is known for more than 40 years of packaging innovation under Kenneth Wilkes and KRW Packaging Machinery Inc. The North Carolina company developed its patented SMART BOTTLE® design for manufacturers seeking a space-saving way to handle pourable products, and it builds the machinery used to produce the containers in-house. Its work has earned industry recognition including the Food Packaging Association’s 2013 Highest Achievement Award and a 2015 R&D 100 Award finalist designation.
Since its 2025 acquisition by Spirit Electronics, SMART Microsystems Ltd has become part of a U.S.-based, veteran-owned and woman-owned small business serving demanding aerospace and defense programs. The company provides precision microelectronics assembly and packaging for MEMS, sensors, and other high-reliability devices, helping customers move from process development into production.
Founded in 2019, Smart Soda Holdings, Inc. grew from early hydration-system innovation at SodaStream Professional into a Cleveland-based company focused on changing how beverages are delivered. Its JuLi™ platform provides on-demand hydration for commercial settings, with an emphasis on reducing the packaging and logistics demands of traditional bottled drinks.
From its Cleveland operation, Smart Sonic Corporation makes ultrasonic stencil-cleaning equipment and pairs it with its own 440-R SMT Detergent and closed-loop wastewater systems for electronics manufacturers. Introduced in 1990, 440-R is a zero-VOC chemistry verified through the U.S. EPA’s Environmental Technology Verification Program and certified by the California EPA. Smart Sonic’s integrated process has also earned the SMT Vision Award and Global Technology Award.
Smartbar provides grab bars described as a stylish alternative to institutional-looking grab bars. Its submitted description highlights Easymount™ patented fastener mounting technology and customization options including color schemes, lengths, volume pricing, and custom graphics.
Established in 2001, SmartBill is a Hebron-based billing communications company founded by Robin Hess and built around deep experience in output services. Its Ohio and North Carolina facilities handle recurring billing work for organizations such as utilities, municipalities and healthcare providers, with the company processing millions of statements and invoices each month. SmartBill also serves as a payment facilitator, connecting printed bills with online payment collection.
Founded in Cleveland in 1989 by Mike Maczuzak, SmartShape Design is an industrial design firm that has grown into an integrated product-development partner. The company works with established and emerging brands to carry ideas from research through production, with a particular strength in products whose physical form, engineering, and user experience must work together.
Bowling Green’s SmartSolve Industries develops certified, bio-based packaging materials that dissolve in water, offering a plastic-free alternative for labels, pouches and other packaging. Its PureNil™ 0 substrate is the company’s first 100% bio-based, plastic-free, direct-food-contact-capable material, dispersing in under seven seconds and leaving no microplastics. SmartSolve holds FSSC 22000 and ISO 9001:2015 certifications, and its dissolvable labels have received APR Design® Recognition.
Founded by health and exercise physiologist Nick Colosi after he developed an affordable IASTM tool for his own elbow rehabilitation, SmartTools makes evidence-based equipment for blood-flow-restriction training and soft-tissue therapy. Headquartered in Ohio, the company designs and assembles its products in the United States, including its SmartCuffs BFR systems and IASTM tools for clinicians, athletes, and home users. Its SmartCuffs 4.0 is FDA-listed and clinically validated, with pressure calibration tested at Mayo Clinic.
SMC Corporation of America is the U.S. subsidiary of SMC Corporation, a global leader in pneumatic and electric automation technology. The company designs and manufactures a vast range of automation components, including pneumatic actuators, directional control valves, air preparation equipment, vacuum products, electric actuators, and industrial chillers. With its North American headquarters in Noblesville, Indiana, SMC serves industries such as automotive, semiconductor, food and beverage, life sciences, and machine tools, and is known for its commitment to energy-saving and sustainable automation solutions.
SMI Compact makes portable crushing and screening plants for customers who need compact equipment that can be transported and put to work quickly. Its lineup includes tracked jaw crushers such as the 26,675-pound 50TJ and the self-contained 90TS screener, which can produce three screened products on site. The company is backed by a team with decades of crushing and screening experience, providing sales, service, and technical support for its equipment.
From a 700,000-square-foot Cleveland facility, Smith Corona manufactures blank and custom labels for businesses across the country. Its in-house, fully integrated operation produces everything from everyday shipping labels to digitally printed product labels, with the company also supplying printer ribbons and related labeling materials. Smith Corona serves high-volume customers directly from its Cleveland factory, emphasizing domestic manufacturing and wholesale-style pricing.
Founded in Cincinnati in 1948 by Harold F. Smith, Smith Electrochemical Company provides metal plating and anodizing services for industrial parts. Still family-owned and operated in its third generation, the company grew from a 900-square-foot plating shop to a 25,000-square-foot facility and built lasting experience serving military and aerospace work, including silver-plated jet engine parts for General Electric. Its capabilities also support medical applications and other precision components.
Smith Foods is a fourth-generation family dairy business that makes dairy and non-dairy beverages and foods. Its Smith’s brand has served consumers for over 100 years, and the company describes its fluid milk and cream as fresh from local Ohio dairy farms.
Since 1946, Cincinnati-based Smith Hughes Company has supplied, rented, installed and serviced industrial process-steam and hot-water boiler systems, with turnkey support that now reaches customers nationwide. Still third-generation and family-owned, the company is distinctive for its substantial mobile and skid-mounted rental fleet, including a 500-horsepower Ohio Special, and for its 24/7/365 emergency service. Smith Hughes also builds custom mobile boiler rooms and supports systems from startup and operator training through repairs and maintenance.
Born from orthodontist Dr. Bob Smith’s kitchen-table experiments, Smith Optics makes performance eyewear, snow goggles, and helmets for outdoor sports. Smith’s first anti-fog, double-lens ski goggle led to a 1966 patent, and the company now cites more than 50 utility patents across six decades of problem-solving design.
Founded in Steubenville in 2010, Smith Outfitters is a family-run firearms manufacturer and outfitter that builds its own S15 and S10 platforms while providing custom gunsmithing and gear for the outdoors and public-safety community. The company operates with federal firearms and Special Occupational Tax licenses in Ohio and West Virginia, and its in-house capabilities include machining, laser engraving, and Cerakote work. Owner Matt Smith, a former Ohio peace officer, runs the business with his brother Shawn, a certified gunsmith.
Since 1909, Smith’s has been a family-owned and operated dairy maker, producing milk and other dairy products from local farm partners. Its story began with two brothers, a five-gallon freezer and family recipes, and the company still churns ice cream in small batches with long-standing employees. Smith’s recognizable yellow containers are designed to block light and help keep its products fresh.