Use company names, capabilities, certifications, NAICS codes, and location filters to narrow qualified suppliers faster.
Search by company name, process, material, product, equipment, or capability.
Showing 7561-7580 of 9165 results
PA
SpectraGenetics develops and supplies research tools for drug discovery and development, specializing in FAP-based platforms for measuring receptor internalization in living cells. The Pittsburgh company says it has made more than 350 plasmids expressing FAP-tagged human GPCRs and over 100 validated cell lines, and also offers GPCR assay kits and custom assay services.
From a basement workshop in 1969, SpectraWood has grown into a family-owned State College furniture maker specializing in solid-wood home furnishings and office furniture. The Roeshot-Friberg family still operates the business, crafting American-made pieces from hardwoods sourced in Pennsylvania’s surrounding forests and serving both residential retailers and institutional customers. Its 100,000 square feet of manufacturing space supports custom work as well as furniture built for heavy commercial use.
From a 400,000-square-foot facility in Bensalem, Pennsylvania, SpecTrim Building Products manufactures pre-finished wall protection and architectural trim with durable thermal-foil veneer surfaces. Its three hot-melt reactive polyurethane laminating lines bond decorative materials to varied substrates, including proprietary composites, allowing the company to develop distinctive designs for demanding interiors.
Since 1955, Spectrocell Inc. has manufactured precision spectrophotometer cells and cuvettes for analytical science, continuing the work of its predecessor, Precision Glass Products Company. The Oreland, Pennsylvania manufacturer produces standard and custom cells in its 14,000-square-foot plant, including specialized designs such as permanently fused gas-filled quartz cells. Spectrocell is the only U.S. facility dedicated to manufacturing these cells and operates under MIL-I-45208 quality-assurance requirements.
Spectrum Control designs and manufactures RF/microwave components, electromagnetic-interference protection products, power distribution systems, optical transceivers, microelectronics, subsystems, and custom solutions. Its capabilities include thin-film and thick-film processing, hybrid interconnect fabrication, assembly, integration, testing, and high-reliability manufacturing for aerospace and defense, space, avionics, wireless test, healthcare, and other commercial applications.
Founded in Pittsburgh in 2022 by Roger and Erin Haney, Spectrum Fudge makes hand-crafted fudge and confections while creating meaningful work opportunities for people with autism and disabilities. The mission grew from their family’s experience with son Jake, who is on the autism spectrum, and expanded in 2024 when Scott and Brandy Hershberger joined as co-owners. Made with Belgian chocolate and traditional techniques, each treat supports training, confidence-building, and personal growth in an inclusive workplace.
Founded in 1982 to supply military-spec fasteners for high-stress racing applications, Mifflin, Pennsylvania-based SPEEDBEAR Fasteners now supplies rivets and rivet tooling across a range of markets. Its inventory exceeds 12,000 parts, from micro-rivets for computer assembly to structural rivets for trucks and trailers. SPEEDBEAR also applies custom in-house urethane coatings, including colors matched to racing-body materials.
SpeedPro traces its roots to Blair Gran’s 1992 sign company in Alberta and began franchising in 1996, opening its first 30 locations within five years. Today, the national brand serves creatives, marketers, and businesses through more than 120 studios, producing large-format graphics tailored to their visual communication needs.
Since 1910, Spencer Printing has paired old-fashioned customer service with evolving print technology, building long-term partnerships with businesses and organizations throughout Northeast Pennsylvania. The company is known for collaborative, in-house production that brings projects from proofing through delivery under one roof, with a daily courier network connecting its two locations. It also works with authors and publishers on book printing, extending its century-old local practice to customers across the United States.
Speyside Bourbon Cooperage, Inc. manufactures new, charred American white oak barrels for bourbon and operates its own stave mills supplying the cooperages. Founded as part of the Speyside Cooperage organization established in Scotland in 1947, its U.S. bourbon cooperage operation began in Jackson, Ohio, in 2015; the company is a subsidiary of Speyside Cooperage Ltd. and part of France-based Tonnellerie François Frères Group.
Sphere Brake Defense manufactures aftermarket replacement parts and spherical brake kits for military vehicles, with a focus on simplicity, integrity, and innovation. The company is ISO 9001 certified and serves defense and commercial markets.
SPI Supplies, Inc. supplies and manufactures sample-preparation equipment and consumables for electron, light and scanning-probe microscopy laboratories. Its West Chester operation is especially associated with microscopy staples such as TEM grids, SEM preparation supplies and the BEEM line of embedding products, a brand that traces back to an early-1960s Bronx production shop. The company also provides analytical and laboratory services through its Structure Probe operation.
Founded by Myer “Spike” Shandleman in 1929, Spike’s Trophies makes recognition awards and signage in Philadelphia while also supplying promotional products and imprinted sportswear. The company combines in-house personalization with custom design work, including ADA-compliant interior signage and one-off awards, and offers same-day service on many stocked items through its three regional locations.
SpillTech Environmental Incorporated has manufactured polypropylene sorbent products for industrial maintenance and spill cleanup since 1971. It also markets complementary spill-control products, and describes manufacturing technologies including MeltBlown, FineFiber, AirLaid and multilayer construction. Its corporate headquarters and manufacturing facility are in Mobile, Alabama, with sales and customer-service offices in Johns Creek, Georgia.
The provided content identifies the website as Spinhance but does not describe its products, capabilities, services, materials, markets, or manufacturing activities.
Founded in 1999, Spirit Creations, Inc. designs and distributes practice inhalers that help EMTs and clinical professionals learn proper metered-dose inhaler use. Its SpiritMD training inhalers simulate medication delivery without medication or saline and are safe for human use, with products manufactured in the United States under FDA and European standards. The company grew from president Eugene Scarberry’s long career in critical-care and cardiopulmonary medicine, including work on more than 38 granted patents and several emergency-airway and respiratory devices.
SpiTrex Orthopedics grew from Mediliant, which began with a management buyout in 2014 and later expanded through partnerships and acquisitions in the United States and Europe. Today, it serves medical-device companies as a contract manufacturer focused on bringing orthopedic implants and instruments from concept through commercialization. Its global facilities are ISO 13485-certified and FDA registered.
Cosm Studios is an interdisciplinary creative community built around the art of fulldome filmmaking and immersive storytelling. It develops and curates films for planetariums, including Black Hole: First Picture, while offering Digistar operators flexible access to its programming.
Since 1999, Spohn Performance has designed and manufactured high-performance suspension, chassis and drivetrain components for muscle cars and trucks from its 27,000-square-foot facility in Myerstown, Pennsylvania. Its skilled craftsmen also build custom parts such as control arms and chrome-moly driveshafts, with a focus on detailed fabrication and value. Spohn is a member of the SEMA Motorsports Parts Manufacturer Council.
Spoonwood Brewing Co. runs a 15-barrel brewery and full-service restaurant in Pittsburgh’s Bethel Park area, pouring more than 22 taps of fresh craft beer alongside food from a wood-fired oven. Its rotating beers range from staple IPA Killer Diller to inventive releases such as Ballistic Pickle cucumber sour, while the kitchen serves fresh, local dishes and hosts Sunday brunch and regular live music.