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Stealth Arms began in 2012 as a small St. Marys, Ohio workshop selling specialized targets before growing into a U.S. manufacturer for gun owners who want to build and customize their own firearms. The company machines its parts in-house, inspects every piece before it leaves the shop, and donates proceeds from its scrap metal to charities aligned with its mission.
Founded in 1990, Steel & O’Brien Manufacturing is an American manufacturer of sanitary stainless-steel fittings and other high-purity process components. The company specializes in standard and custom machined and fabricated products, and operates a 200,000-square-foot facility. Based in Arcade, New York, it is part of Flow Control Holdings and has additional fulfillment and Canadian operations.
Steel Plate processes heavy steel plate at facilities in Streetsboro, Ohio, and Pendergrass, Georgia, producing precision-cut plate parts and providing plate machining. In just over a decade, it has become one of the nation’s largest privately held plate processing companies, with more than 250,000 square feet of production space. The company stocks structural plate, including A36 and A572 grades, and serves projects across the country.
Steel Valley Tank & Welding manufactures tanks and provides welding services. The available company information does not provide further details about its specialties, history, ownership, or certifications.
Steelcon LLC designs and fabricates pressure vessels, mechanical piping, structural steel fabrications, steel buildings, lifting devices, crane systems, and energy-related equipment. The company serves natural gas and electric energy producers, factories, mills, and general industry from its New Waterford, Ohio facility.
Steelcrest Precision carries forward more than four decades of Wauseon Machine heritage as a specialized manufacturing company in Wauseon, Ohio. Established as a machine shop in 1983, it became Steelcrest Precision in 2025 to give component customers the dedicated attention of its experienced toolmakers and manufacturing team.
Since 1996, Steele Solutions has grown from a Milwaukee-area manufacturer into a regional operation spanning more than 800,000 square feet. The company is known for engineering steel work platforms for the distribution and fulfillment facilities that keep e-commerce moving, with projects supported across all 50 states, Canada, and international markets. In 2026, Steele Solutions became the first manufacturer to earn Storage Manufacturers Association certification for industrial work platforms.
Since Larry A. Hedrick Jr. founded Steelial in 1997, the Vinton, Ohio company has grown from a response to the food-production industry’s needs into a manufacturing partner for food and beverage facilities. It is known for carrying projects from engineering through equipment fabrication and installation, with particular experience in production and packaging systems for snack, bakery, and protein manufacturers.
Founded in 1984 as Vicksmetal Corporation, SteelSummit Holdings has grown from a Mississippi toll processor into a flat-rolled metals company headquartered in Murfreesboro, Tennessee. A subsidiary of Sumitomo Corporation of the Americas, it is known for a people-centered culture built on trust and for serving manufacturers in markets such as automotive and HVAC. Its facilities process more than 480,000 tons of steel annually, with ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its quality systems.
Established in 2004, STEER World designs and manufactures twin-screw extruders and precision processing components for polymer, pharmaceutical, food and related applications. Its in-house foundry in India spans 1,050 square metres and pours up to 720 metric tonnes of metal annually, while manufacturing operations in Bangalore and Coimbatore produce more than 180,000 components a year. STEER also develops customer applications through four international Application Development Centers and supports equipment with integrated engineering, automation and metallurgy expertise.
Founded in 1949 in the basement of chemical engineer Frank W. Steere Jr.’s Akron home, STEERE Enterprises makes engineered molded plastic and metal components, with particular depth in blow-molded systems for automotive applications. Now a third-generation family-owned business headquartered in Tallmadge, the company has grown from vinyl-coated bolts and coin purses into a manufacturer offering its patented DUAL PROCESS overmolding technology and complex high-pressure assemblies. STEERE also supports product development from prototyping and testing through design and production, and maintains IATF 16949, ISO 9001, and ISO 14001 certifications.
Founded in 1998 by president Steve Steinbarger, Steinbarger Precision CNC makes close-tolerance CNC-machined and solid-model parts in Xenia, Ohio. The company works from a print, physical part, or even an idea, turning designs into prototypes and short-run production through its machining and digital-modeling capabilities. Steinbarger Precision operates an ISO 9001:2015-compliant quality management system and brings more than 30 years of CNC machining experience to its work.
For more than 30 years, Steinco Industrial Solutions has helped industrial customers turn structural projects into finished installations from its Ashland, Ohio, base. Owner John Steinbauer brings over three decades of industrial project-management and design experience to the company’s work as a wholesale supplier and turnkey project partner.
Part of Beretta Holding, Bayreuth-based STEINER-Optik GmbH is known for defense optics developed for military and tactical use. Its equipment is designed to remain functional through severe shocks, vibration and extreme weather, serving professional users in more than 80 countries.
Stellantis N.V. is a global automaker that designs, engineers, manufactures, and sells vehicles and mobility solutions. Its portfolio comprises 14 vehicle brands and two mobility brands, and its manufacturing facilities span Europe, North America, South America, and Africa. The company says it serves customers in more than 130 markets worldwide.
Founded in Akron in 1990 with a focus on automotive transmission ring kits, Stellar Automotive Group now distributes transmission parts and supplies custom-built kits and remanufactured transmissions from its Seville, Ohio operation. The company expanded its footprint through a larger facility and two 30,000-square-foot additions, and its 2020 transmission remanufacturing division broadened Stellar beyond parts distribution. Its Lubegard division, acquired in 2012, adds transmission fluids and additives to the group’s automotive offering.
Stellar Industries is a 100% employee-owned and operated manufacturer of work trucks, trailers and service truck and van accessories. Founded in 1990 in Garner, Iowa, it has expanded to multiple U.S. locations and serves customers through an international distribution network. Its equipment is designed for the work truck industry.
With roots in aerospace, Stellar Technology designs, manufactures and services custom-engineered sensors from its Amherst, New York, operation. The roughly 30-year-old U.S. manufacturer works from nearly 80,000 square feet of environmentally controlled engineering, manufacturing and machining facilities, with custom applications as a particular strength. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D.
Founded in 2024 by two MIT Ph.D. graduates, Stelluvia Technologies LLC is a young applied-science company focused on space exploration and technology. Its customized AI and data-analysis work draws on the founders’ backgrounds in aeronautical engineering and space sciences to address clients’ complex technical challenges.