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Since 1947, family-owned and family-operated Stafford Gage & Tool has made precision-machined parts for customers from its Dayton, Ohio shop. What began as Jean Carol Stafford’s work in a home shed now spans four generations of Stafford leadership, with an experienced team whose average tenure exceeds 15 years. The company serves demanding fields including motorsports, aerospace, medical and military-specification manufacturing while continuing to invest in automated CNC production.
Founded in 1917, Stahl Gear & Machine Co. is a Cleveland manufacturer known for a century of experience in custom gear cutting. The company serves industrial customers nationwide, with specialized work supporting applications from aircraft systems to steel mills and shipbuilding.
Stahl develops speciality coatings for flexible materials, supplying the often-unseen finishes that add functionality, durability and comfort to products used in everyday life. With a global network of manufacturing, research and application facilities, the company serves markets including automotive, apparel, leather goods and packaging. Stahl places sustainable chemistry at the center of its work, tracking progress through annual ESG reporting and developing lower-impact coating solutions with customers and supply-chain partners.
Founded in 1946, STAHL Truck Bodies is a Wooster manufacturer known for American-made work truck bodies and nearly eight decades of service-body craftsmanship. As a Marmon Holdings company backed by Berkshire Hathaway, it pairs the resources of a global organization with a hands-on approach for independent upfitters, dealerships, and fleet operators. STAHL is particularly associated with durable galvanneal-steel construction and configurable bodies built for demanding field work.
STAHLS' began in 1932 as A.C. and Ethel Stahl’s family business in a Detroit garage, and the Stahl family remains integral to the company today. Known for its long history of innovation in apparel decoration, STAHLS' helps sportswear and custom-apparel businesses bring designs to garments through heat-printing solutions and education.
Stainless Works designs and manufactures aftermarket performance headers and exhaust systems at its Ohio facility. The company says its products are made in the United States by skilled American craftsmen, using in-house CNC equipment and TIG-welding capabilities; its about page identifies Ron Fuller as owner and CEO.
Childhood friends Jed Seifert and Vince Bartozzi founded Stakes Manufacturing in 2019 after building experience in print-on-demand services and sports and entertainment partnerships. Today, their Eastlake operation serves brands and retailers from a 110,000-square-foot digital production facility, with inclusion central to its culture: people with intellectual and developmental disabilities make up 10% of its 300-person workforce. That work earned Stakes the 2022 APSE National Employer of the Year award.
Founded in 1983, Stamco Industries is a heavy-gauge metal stamping manufacturer based in Euclid, Ohio. Its 125,000-plus-square-foot manufacturing facility produces precision-engineered stamped components, and the company describes its work as serving customers across a range of industrial markets.
Founded by Archie L. Stamm in 1913, Stamm Contracting Company supplies ready-mixed concrete and contractor building materials from Mantua, Ohio, with delivery for projects ranging from small do-it-yourself jobs to larger construction work. Its specialty is the combination of concrete production, aggregate delivery, and contractor supplies under one roof, including decorative-concrete color and finishing products. More than a century later, the company says its personalized service, product quality, and integrity remain unchanged.
Founded in 1988 by Steve Stanoivovich, Stanco Precision Manufacturing is a Dayton machining company built around personal attention and quick turnaround. It serves customers needing machined parts, including large components, while using a regional partner network when a project exceeds its in-house capacity.
Standard Farms grows and processes medical cannabis, describing its mission as combining cultivation with cutting-edge science to produce modern medical marijuana. Its operations include Standard Farms, LLC in Pennsylvania and Ohio, while its Massachusetts affiliate, Commonwealth Alternative Care, Inc., operates a cultivation and processing facility in Taunton.
Standard Machine, LLC. began in Cleveland in 1969 with one machine and one man, growing from a 2,000-square-foot shop into a 30,000-square-foot facility. Today, the company is known for taking on unusually large precision-machining work for customers in demanding industrial fields, with projects ranging from wind-energy gear housings to nuclear-power equipment.
Nearly a century of experience has shaped Standard Printing Company into a Canton-based print partner known for its customer-first culture and practical, deadline-driven service. Its 62-member team specializes in litho labels for corrugated packaging, helping brands turn demanding print projects into finished retail materials. The company is GMI-Prime certified and holds G7 Master Qualification.
In Pickerington, Ohio, Standard Prototyping Ideals manufactures custom heat-management components, including thin-gauge heat shields, exhaust-tube insulation and sewn thermal blankets for demanding industrial applications. Its products are made for temperatures up to 2,400 degrees Fahrenheit, while an in-house R&D team builds much of the tooling and a cross-trained workforce supports both large production runs and small batches. The company’s sewn thermal blankets are UL certified for the United States and Canada, and its customer base includes major truck, bus and automotive manufacturers.
Since 1916, Standard Technologies has been a Fremont, Ohio, manufacturer known for supporting OEM production with custom metalwork. Its in-house team works from engineering through fabrication for demanding equipment markets, and the company maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification across its plant, assembly, and fabrication processes.
Founded by the Heiman family in a Cincinnati apartment in 1940, Standard Textile makes reusable textiles and interior solutions for healthcare, hospitality, education, and commercial spaces. Still family-owned across four generations, the company combines vertical integration with 24 manufacturing and distribution facilities in 12 countries. Its long healthcare specialization includes reusable surgical textiles, while its interiors group manages projects from design through installation.
Family-owned and operated in historic Medina for more than 80 years, Standard Welding & Steel Products is known for practical custom metalwork and repairs. The company works with both industrial customers and individuals, turning their needs or ideas into made-to-order steel products.
Founded in Winnipeg in 1911 as Standard Machine Works, StandardAero grew from repairing automobile and tractor engines into an aerospace maintenance, repair and overhaul provider. Today it operates engine-services and component-repair segments, with nearly 7,500 employees across 49 primary facilities worldwide, supporting aviation and industrial-power customers.
Founded in Massillon in 1971 with a single roadwheel machine, Standards Testing Laboratories (STL) has grown into an independent laboratory that tests tires, wheels, and related automotive components while also designing and manufacturing testing equipment. Its three-division, 10-acre complex operates more than 100 test positions around the clock, and the company says it is the world’s largest independent dynamic testing facility for this field. STL remains family-owned and operated and holds ISO 17025:2017 and ISO 9001:2015 accreditations for many evaluations.
Founded in 2023 by William F. Marcell II and Janine Koi, Standby Black Oxide Products is a privately held, Marcell family-operated company rooted in the Standby Screw Machine Products business. Based in Cleveland, Ohio, it combines an automated black oxide line with in-house control to deliver consistent finishing results for customers’ manufactured parts.