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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.
For more than a century, Standard Forged Products has been a McKees Rocks manufacturer known for supplying forged steel rail components to America’s railcar industry. Its PLC-controlled forging and heat-treatment operations support AAR-compliant axle production for freight and passenger rail applications.
Standard Horse Nail Company, LLC is a family-operated Pennsylvania manufacturer founded in 1872, originally known for horse nails and now a long-standing producer of precision fastening products. The Merrick family continues to operate the company, which has made woodruff keys since 1907 and describes itself as one of the largest domestic producers of machine keys, woodruff keys, taper pins, and other precision fasteners.
Founded in 1914, Standard Iron Works is a family-operated fabricator of structural steel and miscellaneous iron, owned and operated by four generations of the Dennebaum family. Its 65,000-square-foot manufacturing facility has produced fabricated and erected steelwork for projects ranging from residential beams to large school buildings, and the company has held AISC fabricator certification since 1996.
Standard Steel Key manufactures machine keys, woodruff keys, and taper pins, including stock and custom products. Its offerings serve power transmission, automotive, aerospace, and other industries, with materials including carbon steels, alloy steels, stainless steels, and Monel.
Standard Steel is a leading manufacturer of forged steel wheels and axles for freight railcars, locomotives, and passenger railcars. It is the only producer of forged steel wheels for railcars and locomotives in North America. The company has been in operation since 1795 and is located in Burnham, Pennsylvania.
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.
Standox GmbH is a Wuppertal-based automotive refinishing brand operated by Axalta Coating Systems. It makes paint and coating systems for professional bodyshops serving passenger-car and commercial-vehicle repairs, with digital colour-management tools supporting the work.
Since 1961, family-owned and operated Stanganelli’s Italian Foods has made Erie’s signature pepperoni balls along with other Italian foods for the surrounding area. Its retail shop pairs those handmade specialties with prepared meals and Italian pantry goods, while the company’s fundraising program has served local schools, churches, teams and clubs for more than 20 years.
Founded in 1965 as a tool and die shop, Stanko Products, Inc. manufactures custom parts and provides machining and fabrication from its Greensburg, Pennsylvania facility. The company also acquired Dens-A-Can International in 1991, whose recycling equipment line includes can densifiers, conveyors, glass crushers, sorting systems, and handling systems.
Stanley Black & Decker is a U.S.-headquartered manufacturer of tools and outdoor products, engineered fastening systems, and industrial solutions. Founded in 1843, it has 50,000 employees, more than 100 manufacturing facilities, and a presence in 60 countries. Its brands include DEWALT, CRAFTSMAN, STANLEY, BLACK+DECKER, Cub Cadet, Hustler, and Troy-Bilt.
Founded in 1867 by Joseph Stannah, Stannah is a British family-owned and run manufacturer of stairlifts and homelifts, with its fifth generation now at the helm. The company began making cranes and hoists for London’s docks and added stairlift design and manufacture in 1975; today it makes its domestic lifts in the UK and supports customers through a nationwide service network. Stannah has sold more than one million stairlifts worldwide.
Stannica LLC is a 50/50 joint venture formed in 2012 when PMC Group purchased Arkema’s interest alongside Albemarle Corporation. The company supplies tin intermediates to manufacturers producing PVC heat stabilizers and tin catalysts, helping protect PVC during high-temperature processing.
Founded in New York by Sy Cohen in 1980, Stanton Carpet Corporation makes and imports design-focused flooring while fabricating custom rugs for residential and commercial interiors. Over more than four decades, it has grown from a carpet company into a multi-brand flooring business, adding hard-surface products in 2020 and artisan maker Cavan Carpets in 2021. Its Calhoun, Georgia operation includes a 227,000-square-foot customer service, distribution and fabrication center.
Founded in 1986, Stanton Systems manufactures automated tire and wheel wash systems for trucks, heavy equipment and military vehicles, building its first commercial tire wash for a landfill in 1987. The eastern Pennsylvania manufacturer fabricates and assembles its systems in-house with American-made components, and its work remains focused exclusively on removing mud from tires and undercarriages before vehicles leave industrial and construction sites. Stanton backs its systems with a five-year warranty.
Founded in 1948, Star CNC Machine Tool Corp. supplies Swiss-type automatic lathes from Star Micronics of Japan for producing small, complex and precise metal components. As Star Micronics’ exclusive U.S. distributor, the company supports its machines through application engineering, training, service and parts coverage—including equipment that has been discontinued. Its technology serves demanding precision work in medical, aviation and metalworking applications.
With roots dating to 1878, Star Iron Works manufactures and distributes drilling components for professional contractors, with the company’s drilling focus established in the mid-1950s. The family-owned and operated Pennsylvania manufacturer combines decades of hands-on expertise with custom tooling and field troubleshooting for difficult drilling jobs. Its 76,320-square-foot facility, more than 50 fabrication machines, and North American distribution network support work ranging from water wells to construction and energy applications.
Founded in 1972, Star Label Products manufactures custom printed labels and packaging from its 37,000-square-foot facility, where 10 presses support both short-run and high-volume work. The company pairs in-house graphic services and experienced customer consultants with labels designed for demanding applications, including its APR-compliant EcoStar solutions that cleanly release from PET packaging for recycling. Star says its team has more than 50 years of custom-label printing experience and typically delivers labels within one to two weeks, sometimes faster.
Opened 115 years ago as a letterpress shop in Coatesville, Star Printing, Inc. is now a West Chester direct marketing communications company handling print, mailing, packaging and fulfillment under one roof. Its modern offset pressroom and digital capabilities let the company move between short, personalized runs and larger projects, while a 20,000-square-foot climate-controlled warehouse supports distribution and storage. Star combines production with the practical work of getting communications packed, mailed and delivered.
Founded in 1982, Harrisburg-based Star PromoWear supplies custom screen-printed and embroidered sportswear to clients nationwide. Its in-house production, creative resources, and fulfillment capabilities support projects ranging from individual orders to contract and private-label programs.