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Smurfit Westrock is an integrated paper and packaging manufacturer formed in July 2024 through the combination of Smurfit Kappa Group and WestRock. It makes paper-based packaging and paper and board, with a network of more than 500 locations supporting customers across global markets. Its operations also include recycling recovered fiber as part of its packaging production loop.
Snap-on Incorporated makes professional tools and equipment and develops productivity solutions for professionals performing critical work. The company says its products are designed and manufactured to meet applicable safety standards, and it focuses on understanding work tasks to develop tools that make them easier.
Snap-tite Hose is a Pennsylvania manufacturer with roots reaching back to 1969, when its Hose Products Division began; the company later helped introduce large-diameter hose to North American fire departments. More than 195 employees now work at its Northwest Pennsylvania facilities, where the company makes American-made hose primarily for the fire service while also serving demanding agricultural and industrial users. Its ISO 9001:2015 certification reflects a quality system built around defect prevention and continual improvement.
Since 1983, SnapCab has built North American-manufactured elevator interior systems and custom acoustic rooms for workplaces. Its elevator line is designed around a patented interlocking panel system that can be installed quickly and refreshed by swapping panels, while its workspace rooms are engineered to each project’s dimensions and acoustic requirements. The company says its elevator interiors have been installed more than 25,000 times worldwide and are produced in a LEAN manufacturing facility.
Inspired by his grandmother’s difficulty opening a traditional prescription bottle, Scranton native Rocky Batzel founded SnapSlide to make child-resistant pharmaceutical closures operable with one hand. The patented sliding design replaces the usual push-and-twist motion while keeping the closure attached and reducing plastic use; its Rx version is 27% lighter than the industry average. SnapSlide is led by Batzel and cofounder Chason Sordoni from its Jessup, Pennsylvania operation.
Snavely’s Mill is a family-owned Pennsylvania flour milling business whose continuous Snavely ownership dates to 1875 and spans six generations. It operates four mills in Lititz, Mill Hall, Mifflinville, and Palmyra, producing flour for commercial bakeries, large bakeries, distributors, and food manufacturers. Its milling capacity is stated as 19,200 hundredweight of flour per day.
Six generations of the Snider family’s butcher-shop tradition come together at Snider Bros. Meats, a family-owned Salt Lake City meat market offering hand-cut meats and custom preparation. The family opened its first butcher shop in 1938 and brought the business to Utah in 1981, opening the Salt Lake City shop in 1992; today, its butchers still use family recipes while preparing orders to customers’ specifications. The shop also draws on its professional pitmasters to share barbecue know-how alongside its deli and homemade offerings.
Snitz Creek Brewery brews beer in Lebanon County and serves it through brewery locations in Lebanon, Palmyra and the Fort Indiantown Gap area. Its lineup is anchored by the blueberry cream ale and includes playful, dessert-inspired releases alongside traditional lagers, IPAs and stouts. The Brown Trout Stout, named for trout found in Snitz Creek, gives the brewery a distinctly local touch.
Started in a converted chicken house on a Lebanon, Pennsylvania farm along Snitz Creek, Snitz Creek Cabinet Shop has been custom-building cabinetry since 1967. The family-owned and operated shop combines hand woodworking skills with computerized precision equipment, designing and making cabinetry for kitchens, baths and other living spaces. It also applies its woodworking capabilities to custom furniture and commercial displays, while recycling wood waste for heat through a biomass system used since 1996.
Snow Shoe Refractories makes fireclay and high-alumina refractory bricks and specialty materials for high-temperature furnace linings and shields. In business for nearly 100 years, the Snow Shoe, Pennsylvania company supplies standard and custom shapes through distributors across the United States and internationally, with products rated for temperatures up to 3,100°F.
Soaked Winery makes small-batch wines in a 1837 German-style stone bank barn at its country retreat in Walnutport, where tastings are part of the experience. Founded by food scientist and longtime home winemaker Shannon Birosik, the family business grew from her work at Berks County’s Calvaresi Winery and includes seasonal fruit wines alongside traditional varieties. Its Lehigh Valley setting, friendly tasting room, and family-run character give the winery a distinctly personal feel.
Founded in Morton, Pennsylvania, in 2012, Sobisk Foods is a snack company whose team brings more than 40 years of experience to its work. It develops packaged foods under several brands, with an emphasis on familiar flavors, carefully selected ingredients, and value for shoppers.
Sofidel is a global leader in the tissue paper industry, producing over 2 million tonnes of tissue paper annually. Founded in 1966 in Porcari, Italy, the company has grown to operate in 13 countries across Europe and the United States, with a workforce of over 9,500 people. Sofidel manufactures a wide range of tissue products for hygiene and personal care, including toilet paper, paper towels, napkins, and facial tissues, sold under brands such as Regina, Sopalin, and Softis. The company is committed to sustainability, with measurable targets for reducing environmental impacts, including CO₂ emissions, plastic use, and water consumption.
Founded by independent-music veterans, Softwax Record Pressing is a Philadelphia-focused vinyl plant making records for bands, labels, and self-released artists. Its founders combine touring experience, mechanical design, and more than 30 years of vinyl-plant operations, giving Softwax a practical understanding of small releases and a hands-on approach that includes listening to every test pressing before production. The company also offers a collective program that helps artists fund, promote, sell, and ship their records.
Sojo Industries combines robotics, mobile packaging equipment, and proprietary tracking software to produce variety and multipacks for the food and beverage industry. Its national network includes four hubs, more than 1 million square feet of automated robotic production capacity, and mobile lines that can be deployed directly at a customer’s warehouse. The company’s Sojo Shield platform adds blockchain-based traceability and automated FDA FSMA 204 compliance to its packaging and fulfillment operations.
Solar Atmospheres is a family-owned commercial heat-treating company that provides vacuum heat treating and brazing, with more than 90 furnaces across seven U.S. facilities. Founded in 1984, it operates the world’s largest commercial vacuum furnace, capable of processing loads up to 48 feet long and 150,000 pounds. Its aerospace-focused work is supported by on-site metallurgical laboratories and ISO 9001, AS9100, and Nadcap accreditations.
Formed in 1998, Solar Innovations designs, engineers, manufactures, and installs custom glazed aluminum products, with roots in the greenhouse and sunroom businesses that date to Everlite Greenhouses in the 1950s. The company operates a corporate office and manufacturing facility in Pine Grove, Pennsylvania, and describes a three-building campus there. Its work includes custom architectural glazing products for residential and commercial projects.
Since inventing the world’s first solar simulator in 1967, Solar Light Company, LLC has built nearly 150 years of group experience around the science of creating and measuring light. The Glenside-based company serves research professionals worldwide, supporting more than 65,000 customers with laboratory-grade instruments and related technical services.
Founded in 2002, Solar Manufacturing is a privately held U.S. company in Sellersville that designs, builds and services vacuum heat-treating furnaces and replacement hot zones. Its systems range from laboratory equipment to 50-ton car-bottom furnaces, while its engineers and metallurgists also support demanding aerospace, medical and industrial applications. The company works closely with affiliate Solar Atmospheres, drawing on that commercial heat treater’s operating experience to refine furnace designs, controls and energy-saving hot zones.
Born in Byron Zerphy’s Allentown garage in 1990, Solar Technology, Inc. grew from his effort to replace noisy, fuel-consuming highway equipment with a cleaner solar-powered alternative. Founded as a company in 1991, SolarTech remains an Allentown manufacturer of portable traffic-control equipment for road and bridge work zones, with five U.S. patents and ISO 9001:2015 certification. It conducts its engineering, manufacturing and support at a single facility.