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Founded by Matthew McCarthy in a one-car garage, StoveGuard grew from a family-centered effort to eliminate the chore of scrubbing messy gas stovetops. The company makes custom-fit kitchen protection for homeowners, including its precision-molded StoveGuard PRO, designed to catch spills before they reach the appliance.
Founded in 1954, STP® makes automotive-care products that help drivers, do-it-yourselfers and racers maintain vehicle engines and systems. Headquartered in Danbury, Connecticut, the Energizer Holdings brand is especially known for its long-running connection to stock-car racing, including its partnership with Richard Petty that began in 1972. STP products are used in routine maintenance as well as to address common problems such as fuel-system deposits and engine friction.
Straightaway Fabrications, LTD. in Ashland, Ohio, builds custom metal fabrications and takes them from cutting and welding through cleaning and finishing. The shop handles both one-off projects and production runs, using manual or robotic welding for steel, stainless steel, and aluminum work. Its ISO 9001 certification and service to customers across north central Ohio and surrounding states are part of the company’s operating profile.
Stratton Sales manufactures, distributes, and represents commercial bakery equipment. It provides bakery consulting, layout, design, installation, repair, maintenance, upgrades, rebuilds, and equipment support for retail, wholesale, supermarket, and food service baking operations.
Born in Mentor, Ohio, in 1953, Stratus makes and implements signage while managing brand environments for national companies. Its in-house manufacturing facilities and team of more than 1,200 professionals support programs across all 50 states and more than two dozen countries, backed by over 4,000 field partners. Stratus also provides ongoing brand maintenance and multi-location refresh work, giving large organizations one partner from fabrication through installation and upkeep.
Built by a multi-generational roofing team after firsthand experience with dangerous close calls, Strawder Family Innovations, LLC manufactures The RIDGEPRO®, a patented roof anchor system for safer access to steep-slope roofs. The RIDGEPRO® was field-tested for two years and is made in the USA from aircraft-grade 6061-T6 aluminum, meeting ANSI/ASSP Z359.18-2017 and OSHA 1926.502.d(15) requirements. Its users include roofing and solar contractors as well as other professionals who need to work safely at roof level.
Since 1976, Strawser Construction Inc. has helped Midwestern communities extend the life of their highways, streets, and roads through pavement-preservation construction and products. Now part of Barrett Industries, the company combines field services with a Cincinnati research and development laboratory that designs and tests roadway solutions for cities, counties, DOTs, and private owners. Its work is aimed at keeping existing pavement safer and serviceable longer, rather than waiting for more costly reconstruction.
Stray Dog Strength, founded by Matt Purdy after he built his first rack in 1998, makes modular strength-training equipment for sports performance facilities. The Newark-based company pioneered its modern rack system and now operates as a second-generation family-owned business, with products manufactured in Columbus and designed to adapt as training programs change. Its equipment is backed by more than 25 years of sports-performance design experience and includes custom facility planning and installation.
Streamline Printing is a Cleveland-area family printing and direct-mail business that grew from Herwell Publishing, founded by brothers-in-law Will Herman and Morry Tananbaum in 1950. Len Toma purchased the company in 1987, and the Toma family continued its work when Streamline Printing was established in 2016, now serving businesses, nonprofits and individuals from Valley View. The company keeps design, production, mailing and self-publishing support under one roof, with particular experience helping local organizations reach their audiences.
Based in Bath, Ohio, Stress Analysis Services connects manufacturers with test-and-measurement technology as a manufacturer’s representative. Its field applications engineers support customers across 20 states, pairing regional coverage with expertise in sensors, instrumentation, test equipment and contract manufacturing. The company is led by President Mark Davey and Managing Partner John Guy.
Employee-owned since 1972, Stress Engineering Services is a multidisciplinary engineering firm known for taking on difficult technical problems. Its engineers help manufacturers and other industrial clients turn complex questions into practical answers through design analysis and testing, backed by specialized laboratories in Texas and Ohio.
Founded in 1953, family-owned StressCrete Group manufactures spun concrete poles and outdoor lighting products through four divisions: StressCrete, King Luminaire, KingCast, and Spartan Sports Lighting. StressCrete describes itself as North America’s oldest and most experienced spun-concrete-pole manufacturer, with facilities across the United States and Ontario. Its work serves municipal lighting, utility infrastructure, and sports-lighting applications.
With fourth-generation ownership and roots reaching back to the 1930s, Strick Trailers designs and builds American-made dry vans, truck bodies and converter dollies in Monroe, Indiana. Its specialty is highly customized Sheet & Post trailers, including the TF1 “Tough One,” alongside the company’s FRC dry van, with in-house engineers adapting designs for unusual cargo and delivery demands. Strick traces its manufacturing history to Frank Strick’s early aircraft-inspired trailer designs and continues to serve customers across the United States and Canada.
With roots reaching back to Imperial Brass Manufacturing Company’s founding in Chicago in 1905, Stride Tool makes Imperial® specialty hand tools for professional HVAC/R technicians and other service trades. Headquartered in Glenwillow, Ohio, the company operates a centralized manufacturing facility opened in 2004 and has expanded the Imperial line through acquisitions including northeast Ohio’s Milbar and Thermal Engineering. Imperial’s history is especially visible in its long-running tube-working tools and Milbar safety wire twisters, both made for demanding professional use.
Founded in 1946, Stripmatic Products fabricates split-seam bushings, spacers and other tubular metal parts through a specialized stamping-and-wrapping process. Bill and Liz Adler have owned the Cleveland-area company since 1992, guiding its work for automotive and heavy-truck applications from a renovated 62,700-square-foot facility. More than 70 years of split-seam experience supports close control of diameter, roundness and length, along with secondary features tailored to customer designs.
Born in Israel and proudly manufactured in Dayton, Ohio, StrixDrones is known for adapting military-grade drone operations to demanding real-world environments. The company develops universal docking stations for defense and commercial users, with open architecture that allows operators to keep their infrastructure as drone fleets evolve.
Founded in 1947, Strohecker Incorporated is an East Palestine, Ohio, fabricator whose defining craft is welding heavy copper to itself and to dissimilar materials. That expertise first brought the company into the titanium industry and, by 1980, made crucible work its central business. Strohecker now serves specialty melting shops throughout North America, with customers also in Latin America, Europe, and Asia.
Based in Lima, Ohio, 50 Strong is a U.S. manufacturer known for hydration gear made for people who keep showing up, especially athletes and teams. Its bottles are designed around practical use in motion, including a long-straw model that can be used through a hockey or football helmet, with customization available for group orders.
Since 1985, StrongBox has built its identity around solving the irrigation sector’s need for protection that can withstand weather and vandalism. Now a division of MUM Industries, the Mentor-based manufacturer makes metal enclosures for professionals who need to safeguard outdoor electrical equipment, with U.S. production in Ohio and Texas. StrongBox is ISO 9001:2015 certified and also develops custom designs for specialized applications.
Stronghold offers advanced thermal spray products, polymeric coatings, custom product development, on-site application, technical programs, and expert training. Its coatings are described as preventing corrosion, resisting chemicals, sealing porosity, and addressing wear, friction, adhesion, conductivity, sustainability, and cost concerns.