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Founded in 1922, Harrison-based Stelter & Brinck designs and manufactures custom industrial process-heating and environmental equipment, including process air heaters and combustion systems. Now a third-generation company, it has grown from a manufacturer’s representative into a full OEM with thousands of units installed worldwide. Its in-house team test-fires and tunes equipment before shipment, while combustion specialists provide global field service and ongoing support.
Step Change Innovations is a boutique Solon innovation partner built around a team with experience in ingredient science, clinical work, and retail. The company helps ingredient businesses and wellness brands turn science-backed ideas into products for the market, drawing on a track record of more than 3,000 wellness SKUs launched worldwide.
Step2 makes durable children’s toys and play products, from imaginative play kitchens and wheeled picnic sets to outdoor water tables and climbers. Its range also includes practical outdoor and home goods, while products such as the KidAlert! V.W.S. show the company’s knack for turning everyday family needs into friendly, kid-focused designs. Many Step2 products are made in the USA with US and imported parts.
Stephens Pipe & Steel LLC is a fence wholesaler, manufacturer, and distributor of fencing products, serving customers through locations across the United States. The company says its goal is to provide quality products at competitive prices and build fair, beneficial customer relationships through customer service.
Steriflow Valve has been part of the sanitary-processing story since 1988, becoming an autonomous Richards Industrials division in 2007 after growing alongside the biopharmaceutical industry. Based in Cincinnati, the company designs and manufactures sanitary valves for pharmaceutical and other hygienic applications, with ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its quality system. It is especially known for the Jorlon diaphragm’s lifetime warranty, an industry-first feature for its regulators and control valves.
Sterilite Corporation manufactures plastic housewares and storage products, and says it has been making them in the United States for more than 85 years. Founded in 1939 as a small family-owned partnership, the company has grown to seven manufacturing plants and more than 12 million square feet of production space. Its history includes early injection-molded products and a later focus on practical household organization.
STERIS Applied Sterilization Technologies is the global contract-services arm of STERIS, supporting medical device and pharmaceutical manufacturers with product safety and regulatory requirements. Its network of more than 60 facilities provides sterilization and laboratory testing, with local teams operating under regional and country requirements.
Founded in Tuttlingen in 1975, DANmed—now STERIS Deutschland GmbH—manufactures repair parts for medical instruments and repairs surgical instruments from a wide range of manufacturers in-house. With more than four decades of experience, the company has a particular specialty in endoscopy and exports much of its production to the EU and United States. DANmed joined the STERIS Group in 2020 and operates from the heart of Germany’s medical-technology center.
STERIS Life Sciences grew from the American Sterilizer Company, whose steam-sterilization work began in Erie, Pennsylvania, in 1890. Today, its scientific professionals help pharmaceutical and other life-sciences manufacturers control contamination through validated products and tailored technical support.
STERIS is a global provider of healthcare and life sciences products and services, with infection prevention and patient care at the center of its business. The company says its workforce exceeds 16,000 employees and describes designing and manufacturing products alongside services intended to support healthcare, pharmaceutical, biotechnology, and research settings.
Founded in Ohio as Innovative Medical Technologies in 1985 and renamed STERIS in 1987, STERIS makes healthcare and life-science products and delivers services centered on infection prevention, sterilization and surgical care. Its work spans hospital and surgery-center support, contract sterilization for medical-device and pharmaceutical manufacturers, and products for pharmaceutical and research laboratories. The company also brings clinician-informed endoscopy devices to gastrointestinal procedures and operates a coordinated vulnerability disclosure program for software-enabled products and services.
STERIS Gateway is presented as a dealer-login portal for STERIS.
Sterling Pipe & Tube is a Toledo, Ohio steel-tube manufacturer that has supplied electric-welded steel tubes and pipes to customers since 1987. Its five high-frequency mills and more than 275,000 square feet of manufacturing and warehousing space support production for customers across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Founded in 1983, Sterling Process Equipment and Services engineers, fabricates and installs sanitary stainless-steel process equipment and systems for food, dairy, beverage and other regulated industries. From its 35,000-square-foot facility, the company carries projects from concept through installation, with particular depth in custom fabrication and modular systems such as CIP skids. Sterling began in Jerry Martin’s home with two employees and has since expanded to offices in Ohio and Florida while retaining its emphasis on direct, accountable service.
Founded in 1998, Steven Douglas Corp. designs, engineers, and builds custom automation machines for manufacturers from its headquarters in Concord, Ohio. SDC handles projects in-house from engineering and assembly through testing, installation, and ongoing support, with particular depth in micron-level automation and specialized systems such as automated wire-harness equipment. The company has built more than 1,500 machines and operates a 69,000-square-foot temperature-controlled facility alongside a 16,000-square-foot engineering office.
For 70 years, Stewart Filmscreen has handcrafted projection screens and optical screen materials in Southern California, including custom systems built for demanding cinema, simulation and specialty imaging environments. The company vertically integrates fabric manufacturing at its Torrance, California, factory, developing proprietary multilayer formulations and controlling quality through ISO 9001:2015 processes. Its custom work ranges from reference screens for filmmakers to large, seamless displays designed around a venue’s projector, lighting and viewing needs.
A fourth-generation, family-owned and operated business founded in 1939, Stewart Glapat Corp. has carried the Stewart name in Zanesville, Ohio, for decades. The company is known for inventing the Adjustoveyor in 1946 and for refining that telescopic conveyor design for material-handling operations. Stewart Glapat’s quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Stewart Manufacturing, LLC marked its 20th anniversary in 2023, reflecting two decades of work in Hermansville. The company provides CNC machining for industrial customers, with more than $8 million invested in capital equipment over the past eight years and an engineering team bringing over 150 years of combined experience.
Since 1962, STG Carrier has developed and manufactured metal carrier strips for sealing profiles, including lanced and stamped designs, at its Altdorf operation near Landshut. The roughly 45-person German company combines its own tooling and machinery expertise with customer-specific development, while its locations across four continents support consistent production, advice, and service worldwide. STG Carrier is part of the Steinl Group.
A ski-trip problem led New Albany’s StickTite Lenses to develop instant stick-on reading lenses that convert sunglasses, goggles, and other eyewear into bifocals. Co-founders Tom Curley and Mike Tripplet worked with a Battelle material scientist to create a patented polymer that is thin, flexible, reusable, and able to adhere to glass and plastic—even underwater. The lenses are designed in Ohio and manufactured in China.