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Founded in spring 2016 by parents looking for a better answer to diaper leaks, Sposie makes U.S.-made absorbency products for babies, potty-training children, and young adults. Its signature booster pads add extra capacity to ordinary diapers, while newer inserts help children move into regular underwear with less worry about nighttime accidents. The Maumee company says its products now serve more than 100,000 families nationwide.
Since its founding in 2002, SPR Machine Inc. has grown from a 2,500-square-foot shop into a 78,000-square-foot precision machining company shaped by a team with decades of hands-on experience. Based in Hamilton, Ohio, it is known for tackling complex research-and-development work and producing customized metal parts for demanding industries. SPR is ITAR compliant and ISO 9001:2015 registered.
For more than 60 years, Spray Products has provided private-label and custom contract aerosol packaging, taking projects from formulation and regulatory support through filling and distribution. The privately held company serves customers ranging from Fortune 500 firms to short-run startups, with manufacturing and distribution facilities in Pennsylvania and Ohio and distribution capacity in California. Its automated lines can produce more than 100 million units annually, while its laboratory and packaging teams support both supplied formulations and products developed from an idea.
Established in 1968, Sprayon makes industrial maintenance and MRO chemicals and lubricants, including solutions for equipment protection and welding inspection. The Cleveland-based company, part of Sherwin-Williams, has also developed a 5S System that connects product labeling with visual-management tools and an NSF H1 food-grade lubricant program for food-processing equipment.
Known for more than 90 years of coating expertise, Sprimag, Inc. is the West Chester, Ohio-based U.S. operation of a German manufacturer whose work began with industrial spray guns before expanding into automated coating systems. It serves manufacturers that need controlled surface finishing, with particular experience in automotive production and metal packaging. Its ISO 9001, VDA 6.4 and ISO 14001 certifications reflect the company’s quality and environmental management systems.
Spring Creek Corporation produces and supplies ready-mix concrete for projects in Sidney, Ohio, and neighboring communities. It says it has served the community for more than 70 years and has supplied concrete since its acquisition by Barrett Industries in 2000. The company specializes in full-bag and engineered mix designs and reports meeting DOT specifications.
Since its 1968 founding by Robert Schultz, Spring Team has grown from Schultz Mechanical Wire Co. into an Austinburg manufacturer serving OEM, specialty and distribution customers. The company’s management team and Richard Kovach acquired it in 1997, and it has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 1998 while emphasizing traceability and continuous improvement in its work.
Spring Valley USA traces its roots to 1960, when it began as the family-owned Vogel Seed & Fertilizer in Jackson, Wisconsin. The company adopted its current name in 1980 and has spent more than six decades building manufacturing expertise for professional turf and landscape customers, now producing fertilizer and ice-melt products at a broader national scale.
Springco Metal Coating is a Cleveland metal-coating job shop with more than a quarter century of experience. It provides coating and plating services for automotive, military, truck, off-road heavy equipment, and appliance industries, and describes its work as meeting their requirements through quality processes and testing programs.
Locally owned and operated in Cincinnati, Springdale Bindery manufactures and finishes bound books and printed materials for customers across the Tri-State area. The company has served the region for more than 26 years, drawing on over 100 years of combined bookbinding experience and modern equipment to handle projects from small quantities to wholesale production. Its work includes plastic-coil binding and other bookbinding formats, with a focus on careful, on-time production.
SpringDot is a family-owned commercial printing business in Cincinnati, founded in 1904 by Sidney Deutsch and owned by the Deutsch family for four generations. It operates 80,000 square feet of manufacturing and fulfillment space, and specializes in point-of-purchase and label markets. The company has evolved from Sidney Printing Works into a commercial printer and fulfillment provider serving customers across the United States.
SpringSeal Inc. designs and produces industrial sealing products, including custom-molded components, at its 70,000-square-foot facility completed in 2021. The company describes more than 40 years of experience in molded products and a family-like workplace culture established by founder Mark Knapp.
Since Ray C. Sprosty began reconditioning burlap and cloth bags in Wooster in the 1930s, Sprosty Bag Company has built a nearly eight-decade history around practical packaging work. Incorporated in 1947, the company moved to a 21,000-square-foot Smithville facility in 2011, where it combines in-house printing with flexible packaging supply for customers across North America.
Spunfab, Ltd. evolved from a polymer engineering, research, and consulting firm into a manufacturer of nonwoven adhesive webs more than 30 years ago near Akron, Ohio. Founded by Herbert Keuchel and his son Kenneth, the company produces thermoplastic adhesive webs for bonding and laminating materials at facilities in the United States and Europe.
A STEERE family company, Square One Engineering grew from its parent company’s long molding history, which dates to 1949 in Tallmadge, Ohio. It was created to bring specialized equipment work in-house and now supports manufacturers with custom machine building and mold work, from individual precision parts through larger production runs.
Founded in Shenzhen in 1998, SR Metal North America designs and manufactures precision molds, tooling, and industrial automation equipment for applications ranging from automotive interiors to semiconductor and biomedical work. Its self-contained design team supports projects from rapid prototypes through production, with locations in Troy, Michigan, and three facilities in Asia. The company identifies as ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 certified and has served clients including Caterpillar, Volkswagen, and General Motors.
SRC Worldwide, Inc. manufactures magnesium chloride and fused and blended flux products, including standard and custom formulations. Its products serve metal processing, water treatment, construction, environmental, aerospace and defense, plastics, automotive, specialty chemical, packaging and metal recycling, and agriculture applications; products are manufactured and packaged in the U.S.
SRC, Inc., through its SRCTec manufacturing subsidiary, builds and tests high-reliability electronic and electromechanical assemblies for radar, sensing and electronic-warfare systems. Its Syracuse-area operation includes a 201,000-square-foot facility with more than 120,000 square feet devoted to manufacturing, supporting both prototype work and low- to high-volume production. SRCTec also provides life-cycle support after manufacture, while its quality system is registered to ISO 9001:2015.
Since its incorporation in 1996, Cleveland-based SREE Medical Systems has developed and manufactured MRI subsystems and accessories specifically for premature neonates, newborns and infants. Operating as Advanced Imaging Research, the company received the first FDA approval for a newborn-specific MRI imaging device in 2003 and builds, tests and inspects its final assemblies in Cleveland. Its ISO 13485-certified quality system supports collaborations with hospitals, universities and industry on pediatric MRI solutions.
SRICO is a Columbus engineering company known for turning electro-optic research into practical optical-chip solutions for government and commercial applications. Its work includes custom development and fabrication, with particular distinction in Photrode™ sensors that enable non-invasive electrophysiological measurement and optically isolated high-voltage measurement.