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SABIC is a Saudi-headquartered chemical manufacturer producing polymers, specialty plastics, chemicals and agri-nutrients for applications ranging from vehicles and electronics to water management. Its global network includes 14 manufacturing sites in the Americas, more than 40 Asian offices and major production operations across Europe, with research and technology centers supporting specialty materials such as high-heat resins and engineered compounds. In the Americas, the company has its regional hub in Houston, more than 4,000 employees and five research and development centers.
Founded in 1945, Sabin Metal Corporation is a family-led precious metals recycler and refiner that processes industrial byproducts and scrap to recover and refine metals. The company operates three metal-processing facilities and is known for its precious-metal recovery work, including its proprietary Pyro-Re process for rhenium recovery.
Started in Frank Midulla’s garage, family-owned Sabra Dental Products has spent 45 years manufacturing and distributing dental equipment and supplies. The New York company is particularly known for its inventive handpieces, including the first one-minute APF fluoride gel introduced in 1981 and its Sabra 105 design, while its SabraDent Surgical division now serves dental surgery and biologic regeneration needs. Sabra also operates a full-service repair facility and is the only authorized repair center for Sabra products.
Formed in 2014 from the merger of Inno-Pak Products and Sabre Packaging Supplies, Sabrepak supplies distributors across North America with packaging products and custom-printed tapes, labels, and decals. More than 40 years of combined operating history underpin its distributor-focused model, with facilities across Canada and capabilities that extend from specification and private-label support through production and fulfillment. The 2024 acquisition of Pakmark expanded Sabrepak’s national footprint and created the largest flexographic tape and label printing capacity in Canada, according to the company.
Sachs Furniture is a small Brooklyn design and manufacturing company with a distinctive focus on functional, elegant work for homes and businesses. It creates furniture and architectural metalwork, often bringing welded steel together with another material for a tailored finish.
With roots reaching back to 1892 in Duisburg, Sachtleben Chemie International GmbH develops and produces functional additives, specialty pigments and nano-fine titanium dioxide for industrial applications worldwide. Its Duisburg site has made pigmentary titanium dioxide since 1962 and nano-fine titanium dioxide since 2000, while its high-purity barium sulfate also serves medical applications. The Sachtleben name was revived in 2026 under ICIG ownership, bringing a longstanding specialty-chemicals business back to its original identity.
Founded in Brooklyn in 1995, Sacred Chow is Cliff Preefer’s fermentation-focused food and wellness venture, making living foods such as sourdough and kraut while teaching the biology behind them. Preefer trained at the Natural Gourmet Institute under Anne Marie Colbin and has spent 26 years feeding New York City. The company also extends its fermentation practice into Brooklyn workshops and a Sicily wellness retreat.
Sacred Seeds Promotional Products is a New York City and New York State certified Minority- and Women-Owned Business Enterprise serving organizations with custom promotional solutions. Its work is aimed at helping schools, offices, nonprofits, and businesses strengthen relationships with their audiences through branded products.
Incorporated in 2010 and active in e-commerce since 2013, New York-based SadoWado LLC helps brands build, manage, and grow their presence on Amazon and other online marketplaces. The company combines marketplace strategy with proprietary listing-tracking tools, price monitoring, and brand support, while also developing private-label products including its flagship SadoTech wireless doorbells. SadoWado describes itself as a veteran e-commerce retailer and has been recognized as a Top Exclusive Amazon Seller, a Top 10 Amazon 3P Category Seller, and a Top Vendor Central Supplier.
SAE Manufacturing Specialties Corp. is a Bayville-based U.S. government contractor and supplier with more than 20 years of experience serving defense, aerospace, commercial, and high-tech customers. Its team manages specialized projects from design through production, supported by a worldwide manufacturing network and ISO 9001:2015-compliant quality practices.
SAEILO provides industrial products and related services, with its customer-focused approach centered on delivering both the product and the care that accompanies it. The company emphasizes service alongside product quality, rather than treating the sale as the whole job.
Founded in 2008, Safe Drive Systems designs, manufactures, and distributes aftermarket safety technology for automotive and commercial fleets. The New York company is distinguished by its radar-based collision avoidance system integrated with AI dashcams and fleet management software, including radar detection that works in poor visibility where camera-only systems can fall short. More than 200,000 units have been deployed worldwide.
Safe Fleet designs and manufactures smart safety technology for commercial and public-service fleets, including systems intended to protect people and improve fleet performance. The company brings together multiple brands into an integrated platform serving school transportation, transit, law enforcement, and waste and recycling operators, and describes its innovation history as 100 years.
Safeguard Business Systems, Inc. supplies business essentials and creates branded marketing materials, pairing secure business checks with in-house design and print services. Its distinctive model combines a broad catalog with personal guidance from a network of more than 600 Safeguard representatives across the U.S. and Canada, helping businesses carry a consistent identity from their checks and forms to their promotional materials.
Safespan Platform Systems, Inc. develops and manufactures engineered access and shielding systems for bridge rehabilitation and other construction projects. Founded through the work of bridge rehabilitation contractors, the Safespan Multi-Span Bridge Platform System was developed in 1994; the company also provides engineered project access, including installation and removal of its platforms and scaffolding.
Safetec of America, Inc. is a privately held U.S. manufacturer of infection-control, first-aid and compliance products, serving customers since 1992. The company says its product development, testing, manufacturing, marketing, sales and distribution take place in three Buffalo-based facilities. It also operates as a full-service contract manufacturer, offering formulation through packaging for private-label healthcare, first-aid and personal-care products.
Safety Works provides personal safety products for retail-focused DIY and contractor markets. Its stated product focus includes work gloves, head protection, eye and face protection, hearing protection, respiratory protection, fall protection, protective clothing, site safety, and retail packaged safety products.
Formerly known as Orolia and Spectracom, Safran Navigation & Timing is a global PNT technology business serving commercial and defense customers. Its work keeps critical systems synchronized and able to determine position when satellite signals are disrupted, with more than 20,000 time servers deployed across over 100 countries.
Born from Orolia Defense & Security and now part of Safran, Safran Federal Systems develops assured positioning, navigation and timing technologies for U.S. government and defense missions. Its Rochester-based team builds GNSS simulation and testing systems, navigation-warfare tools and custom open-architecture solutions for operating and evaluating systems in GPS-denied environments. The company is proxy-regulated and free of foreign ownership, control or influence, and holds CMMC Level 2 certification for sensitive defense work.
Born from Orolia Defense & Security and now part of Safran, Rochester-based Safran Federal Systems develops assured positioning, navigation and timing technologies for U.S. government and defense missions. Its work ranges from software-defined GNSS simulation for jamming and spoofing tests to open-architecture PNT systems, with custom engineering for demanding field and laboratory environments. As a proxy-regulated company free of foreign ownership, control or influence, it is approved to support classified and unclassified U.S. government projects and holds CMMC Level 2 certification.