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Republic Steel manufactures steel products and provides related processing services for industrial customers. The available company material identifies Republic as a supplier operating from its own steel facility, with sales governed by specifications and order agreements tailored to each customer’s requirements.
ReQuest Serious Play develops Harmony and Five-motion systems that let businesses centrally manage custom background music, digital signage and promotional messaging across one location or many. Based in Clifton Park, New York, the company combines private music libraries and branded audio campaigns with web-based scheduling and control, giving restaurants, hospitality businesses and other multi-site operators a single way to shape what customers see and hear.
Founded in 2003 through the San Jose launch of its Relectric components business, RESA Power provides mission-critical power-system services and equipment across the United States and Canada. Its network combines more than 40 service locations with specialty distribution, remanufacturing, transformer support, and a large inventory of vintage and hard-to-find electrical components. RESA also manufactures custom low- and medium-voltage switchgear, pairing its national reach with local field service.
RESCUE Skin develops lotion and serum formulations for advanced skincare, including stem-cell-derived skincare solutions focused on skin repair and rejuvenation.
Research Frontiers is a publicly traded technology company known for developing SPD-SmartGlass, its patented approach to electronically dimmable glazing. It licenses the technology to manufacturers worldwide, whose finished products serve transportation, buildings and museums rather than being sold directly by Research Frontiers.
Founded in 1996 after Bobby Boeneke and a partner bought a small north Florida company, Residential Elevators designs, manufactures, installs and services custom home elevators. The family-owned business operates two manufacturing plants and keeps the work in-house, from crafted elevator cabs to factory-trained installation and long-term support. Its elevators are made in the USA and planned for both new homes and retrofits, helping homeowners add accessibility without losing the character of their spaces.
Founded in 2002 as an HVAC rental business, Resolute Industrial now combines specialty HVAC manufacturing, compressor remanufacturing and portable equipment rentals for commercial and industrial customers. Its growth has brought together established businesses including Tioga Air Heaters, Mobile Air & Power Rentals and Chicago Compressor & Specialty Products, with more than 40 rental locations supporting field service. The Indianapolis-based company focuses on technical solutions for temperature, humidity, air quality and power challenges.
Resonac America’s Shodex™ operation supplies HPLC and LC/MS chromatography columns and standards, with the products manufactured by Resonac Corporation in Japan. The Shodex brand has been made there since 1973 and is particularly known for polymer-based columns used in size-exclusion chromatography, HILIC, and sugar analysis. Its Americas team is a small group of science professionals providing sales and technical support for analytical laboratories.
Founded in Nashua, New Hampshire, in 1987, Resonetics has grown from a laser-based manufacturer into a global medical technology partner with 20 facilities. The company helps MedTech innovators move from early concepts to production through precision engineering and micro manufacturing, with particular depth in nitinol developed through its vertically integrated U.S. supply chain.
Resource Label Group is a North American network of label manufacturers producing custom labels and packaging for brands across industries, with local service backed by national capabilities. Founded in Tennessee in 1991, the company has grown to 33 companies, 1,700 employees and 7,400 clients. Its healthcare-focused operations support regulated packaging programs with documented production processes and certified facilities, including ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 locations.
Known in Los Angeles as The Label Company, Resource Label Group’s Cerritos operation has served the West since 1986 and joined the wider Resource Label Group family in 2014. It is a local partner for brands needing custom labels, with a national network behind its service and printing capabilities.
Founded by Louis Ressler in 1928, Ressler Importers remains under family direction, with his grandson David at the helm. The company is known for custom show-wood seating made for the interior design trade, using Italian-imported beechwood frames and serving projects from residential interiors to hospitality spaces.
For 25 years, Restorative Medical has designed and manufactured medical splints and braces that help prevent complications, protect skin, and restore movement for patients managing contractures and abnormal muscle tone. Based in Brandenburg, Kentucky, the company stands out for its unusually broad sizing—from infants through bariatric adults—and can custom-make products to a patient’s needs. Its Flex Technology and Flo-Form® fluidized support are built into a range of orthoses intended to move with patients while improving comfort and positioning.
Retech Systems has been developing metallurgical technology since Max Schlienger founded the company in Marin County in 1963. Today, its Buffalo operation builds custom equipment for demanding producers of reactive and refractory metals, drawing on a 113,000-square-foot footprint and in-house research and development. Retech became part of the SECO/WARWICK group in 2011 and remains known for pioneering plasma and electron-beam cold-hearth melting.
Retia Medical was founded by serial entrepreneur Marc Zemel and University of Pittsburgh bioengineer Ramakrishna Mukkamala to remove barriers to timely cardiovascular insight in critical care. The White Plains digital health company is known for its Multi-Beat Analysis algorithm, which turns existing physiologic signals into hemodynamic guidance for clinicians caring for high-risk patients. Its FDA-cleared Argos Monitor has been installed in 75 hospitals, while the company’s newer software extends that intelligence across hospital monitoring systems.
From its Ithaca headquarters, RETRN BioWorks engineers biobased materials by turning low-value agricultural and forestry side streams into customizable chemistries for advanced packaging and industrial applications. Its process is built around flexible feedstocks and tunable biomaterials, with coatings designed to meet demanding performance and recyclability requirements. The company was founded by Dr. Christopher Thomas, Kristin Mannion, and Dr. Ryan Scheel and is supported by a team focused on product development and bioprocess science.
Reuben Smith’s Tumblehome Boatshop restores historic and classic wooden boats and builds fully custom new ones in the Southern Adirondacks. Founded by Smith in 1997 and reestablished in its current location in 2012, the shop grew from a boatbuilding family tradition into a team working from a 6,000-square-foot facility across from the Hudson River. Clients are invited to follow their projects in person, while the shop’s True Process aims to return each restored boat to its original shape, character, and feel.
Revere Copper Products is an employee-owned American manufacturer whose roots reach back to Paul Revere’s 1801 copper mill, making it one of the country’s oldest continuous manufacturers. Headquartered in Rome, New York, the company operates more than one million square feet of manufacturing space across Rome and Mebane, North Carolina, and continues that tradition by producing copper sheet and bar for industrial markets. Its copper is also part of a recycling cycle, with bare Classic Copper containing at least 90% recycled content.
Artist and designer Toby Revis founded Revis Studio in 2001 after building a design career that included Van Cleef & Arpels, Tiffany & Company, and a custom rug showroom. Today, her New York City studio works with architects and interior designers to develop bespoke carpets, including handmade Tibetan rugs woven in Nepal. Its work has appeared in luxury residences and retail interiors.
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