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Incorporated in Ohio in 1995, SPECMAT is an independent, for-profit technology research company known for grant-supported work in advanced materials. Its research has developed thin-film technologies for applications in electronics and photonics, including projects funded by NASA, DARPA, and BMDO.
Specrete-IP Incorporated develops and manufactures specialty additives for underground grouting and concrete, with a particular focus on the deep-foundation industry. Its roots reach back to the 1950s, when Intrusion Prepakt developed the augered cast-in-place piling method and its Concrete Chemicals Division created the Intrusion-Aid line. Formed in 1991 through the merger of Specrete Research Corp. and Intrusion Prepakt, Specrete pairs that field history with lab and sales support for contractors and engineers, including mix consultation, jobsite visits and custom product development.
Founded in 1967, SpecTape is an adhesive supplier and manufacturer known for helping distributors and industrial customers solve tape problems that standard products cannot. Based in Erlanger, Kentucky, the company combines nationwide distribution with custom converting for specialized applications, including football thigh-pad materials developed with treDCAL®.
Spectra Precision makes construction lasers and measurement instruments, with a particular focus on laser technology for leveling, grading, alignment and pipe work. Its range extends from rotating and grade lasers to handheld and machine receivers, while automatic optical levels and the DET-2 construction theodolite round out the company’s jobsite measurement equipment. Spectra also supports its tools with dedicated accessories, software and product-training resources.
Founded in 1998 in Batavia, Ohio, Spectra-Tech Manufacturing builds circuit board assemblies and provides electronic manufacturing services, with engineering support for prototypes through production runs. Its technical team draws on extensive printed-circuit-board experience to address manufacturability issues, while dedicated program managers track each customer’s costs, schedules, and deliveries. The company is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 and operates four high-speed Fuji SMT lines.
Founded in 2006 by science and technology experts, Beavercreek’s Spectral Energies develops research hardware and engineering solutions for aerospace, defense, energy, and other demanding technical fields. The nationally recognized small business is particularly distinguished by its burst-mode laser systems, advanced diagnostics, and rotating detonation engine research, backed by more than 100 SBIR/STTR contracts and grants and a research record exceeding 500 published papers. Its scientists also carry that technical focus into STEM education through hands-on underwater robotics programs for students.
Spectramed, LLC develops dysphagia-therapy equipment and electrodes for clinician-guided neuromuscular electrical stimulation, including its Guardian Aspire2 device with surface electromyography biofeedback. The Columbus, Ohio company also provides Guardian Way training, continuing education, and full-time clinical support to help speech-language pathologists use the equipment in swallowing therapy.
Family-owned and operated in Blue Ash since 1985, Spectre E.D.M., Inc. is a precision machining shop specializing in Wire EDM for hardened and difficult-to-machine materials. Its 12,000-square-foot operation handles work from one-off prototypes to production quantities, pairing fine wire capability down to 0.002 inch with sinker EDM and CNC milling and turning. The company serves demanding tool and die, aerospace, medical, and automotive applications throughout the Midwest and beyond.
Spectre Industries, LLC supplies industrial battery power systems for material-handling dealerships, combining its own lead-acid batteries with lithium-ion batteries, chargers and service equipment. Based in Cleveland, the company draws on decades of material-handling dealership experience and is especially distinctive for automated battery watering and desulfation equipment designed to reduce maintenance and restore aging lead-acid batteries. Its lead-acid battery production is backed by facilities producing nearly two million industrial cells annually and ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications.
Family-owned Spectrum Machine grew from the Lamb family’s garage shop into an Ohio manufacturer known for its focus on bronze. Today, the company serves industrial customers through custom machining and a Ravenna foundry built in 2011.
Founded in Youngstown in 1993, family-owned Spectrum Metal Finishing provides architectural liquid and powder coatings for aluminum extrusions and panels. Now led by the second generation, the company operates a purpose-built facility with more than 60 employees and 33-foot part capacity, handling both coating types under one roof. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation has finished architectural components for projects ranging from the WTC PATH Station to stadiums and hospitals across North America.
Established in 1965, St. Louis-based Spectrum, Inc. makes electric heating systems that keep railroad track switches operating through ice and snow. Its specialty is practical rail equipment, including flat rail heaters and crib heaters, supported by control systems built with commercial-off-the-shelf components for simpler maintenance. Spectrum also manufactures modular industrial heaters, including electric infrared die heaters, extending its work beyond the railroad.
Founded in Villefranche-sur-Saône, France, at the end of the 1970s, SPEED Group manufactures synthetic monofilaments and is best known for its trimmer lines. More than 40 years of extrusion expertise now support production in four factories across France, the United States, Chile and South Africa, with additional applications including agricultural and dairy-farm solutions. The group exports to more than 60 countries and develops its lines through regional research and development teams.
Incorporated in the mid-1940s, Speed Selector designs and manufactures mechanical variable-speed pulleys and drives from its 32,000-square-foot facility in Chagrin Falls, Ohio. The company began with lawn-tractor transmissions and now supplies its made-in-USA Hi-Torque MVSDs® to OEMs and users across a range of power-transmission applications. Its in-house engineering team also creates custom pulleys and crossovers for discontinued or long-lead-time drive systems, including small production runs.
SpeedPro Akron North turns businesses’ ideas into large-format printed graphics, from vehicle wraps to signs and wall art, at its Akron studio. Led by studio owner Gerald Stout, the location serves Summit, Stark and Portage counties and is built around fast production, with an average turnaround of about 24 hours and rush work sometimes completed in a few hours. Its computer-controlled contour cutting also lets the team produce precisely shaped graphics rather than standard rectangles.
SpeedPro Cincinnati East produces large-format graphics for businesses across Cincinnati’s east side, from vehicle wraps and banners to custom signage and wall graphics. The Loveland studio has served Anderson, Blue Ash and Loveland clients for more than a decade, pairing over 15 years of combined experience with computer-controlled contour cutting for precisely shaped signs and decals. Its team emphasizes close client communication and advertises turnaround times averaging 24 hours, with rush work sometimes completed within a few hours.
From its Westlake studio, SpeedPro Cleveland West produces large-format graphics and signage for businesses across Greater Cleveland and the western suburbs. The studio pairs computer-controlled contour cutting for custom-shaped graphics with consultative project support, digital proofs, precise measurements and installation, handling everything from vehicle wraps to wall murals. It serves clients across Cuyahoga, Lorain, Huron, Erie and Medina counties and is led by studio owner William Powell.
Owned by Cody Scarberry and Sean Hohenstein, SpeedPro Dayton has spent more than 10 years producing large-format graphics for businesses and organizations across the Dayton area. The Vandalia studio combines computer-controlled contour cutting with design, printing and installation to create custom signage, wall graphics, window graphics and vehicle wraps. Its team works closely with clients from design through production, including multi-location projects such as Dayton Freight’s interior rebrand across the Midwest.
Since 1996, Spence Technologies has produced precision CNC-machined parts for companies in Northeast Ohio and across the United States. Working from a 10,000-square-foot shop near Cleveland, the company handles both custom parts and full production runs, supported by more than 100 years of combined machining experience and a climate-controlled quality department. Its capabilities also include laser etching and complete parts-to-print work through an established vendor base.
Founded in Spencer, Ohio, in 1895, Spencer Forge & Manufacturing makes forged and machined axle shafts and other durable components, with end-to-end processing under one roof. Its history runs from agricultural axles and 1930s torsion bars to suspension parts for Sherman and Abrams tanks and a contribution to Apollo 11’s lunar module. Today the family-owned, veteran-owned small business operates from an 85,000-square-foot complex and remains a domestic source for customers across commercial and defense markets.