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Structural IoT LLC provides nondestructive testing (NDT), nondestructive evaluation, structural health monitoring (SHM), and structural integrity assessment services and technologies. Its stated capabilities include IoT and artificial intelligence solutions for metal, concrete, ceramic, polymer, and composite structures, serving aerospace, energy, infrastructure, transportation, and manufacturing sectors.
Founded in 1983 by mechanical engineer Thomas Fehring, Structure Mechanics Corporation designs and manufactures racing clutches and sprockets for small-engine applications. The Cincinnati company began as a consulting firm in finite element analysis before bringing that engineering work into American-made karting products in 1989, including its patented Vortex clutch system. SMC says it has produced more than 4,000 axle clutches, tens of thousands of engine clutches and hundreds of thousands of clutch sprockets sold on five continents.
Struers is a Denmark-based manufacturer known for materialographic equipment used by laboratories to prepare and inspect material samples. Its systems serve industrial research and production quality control, with a global presence that includes 24 offices and representation in 60 countries. The company also provides training and application guidance to help laboratory teams standardize their preparation work.
From its Stow headquarters, Struktol Company of America manufactures specialty additives that help processors work with rubber, plastics, PVC and wood-plastic compounds. A member of the Schill+Seilacher group, the company pairs its manufacturing operations with in-house research, development, quality control and compound-laboratory testing to develop application-specific solutions. Struktol has manufactured at its Stow facility since 1979 and operates an additional manufacturing site in Villa Rica, Georgia, with ISO 9001:2015-certified operations.
Stryker is a global medical technology company that develops and manufactures products intended to improve healthcare and patient outcomes. The company describes its offerings across MedSurg, Neurotechnology and Orthopaedics, and provides related equipment services, including reprocessing and remanufacturing of single-use medical devices.
With more than 40 years of experience, Stryver Manufacturing is a Trotwood, Ohio, engineering and manufacturing company known for turning difficult production problems into working automation. Its strongest documented specialty is automotive seating, where its tooling has supported seat welding and assembly programs for nearly every major OEM, including Honda, Toyota and Tesla. Stryver is ISO 9001:2015 qualified and builds solutions for manufacturers in automotive, aerospace, consumer goods and other industrial markets.
Founded in 1894, Cincinnati-based Stuebing Automatic Machine Co. is a dedicated U.S. manufacturer known for specialty binding solutions used in the printing industry worldwide. The company makes custom calendar slides and operates as a long-standing supplier of equipment and materials for printed work.
Stump Standards LLC is a small, craft-focused studio whose work is shaped around each client’s vision rather than a fixed product line. It creates custom furniture and sculptural work for residential and commercial clients from studios in Portsmouth, Ohio, and Nashville, Tennessee.
From its Twinsburg base, Sturtz Machinery Inc. supplies complete machinery and automated systems for vinyl window production, including precision welding and cleaning equipment. The company traces its roots to 1946 and has served the North American market for more than 20 years, backed by a 20,000-square-foot production area and a worldwide workforce of 370. Its team combines mechanical design, fabrication, electrical controls, and software expertise with an emphasis on technical support after installation.
Established in 1975, STYLELINE Systems manufactures made-to-order glass door systems for walk-in coolers and freezers, along with integrated merchandising accessories. The Sarasota company is now deep into its second generation of family ownership and management, and all of its glass door systems are DOE compliant. Its products undergo more than 500,000 glass-door test cycles and are supported through its partnership with Hussmann.
Styles of Imagination is identified in the submitted source context as a manufacturing company supplying apparel goods, including masks and clothing.
Styropek manufactures expandable polystyrene (EPS) materials and is described as the leading EPS producer in North America and the largest across the Americas. Operating six manufacturing sites in five countries, it serves customers across the Americas, Europe, and Asia and is part of the Alpek industrial group. Its documented milestones include the launch of EPS operations under the Styropek name in 2015 and an Altamira, Mexico, capacity expansion in 2018.
From its Willoughby, Ohio machine shop, Suburban Machinery Inc. designs and makes aftermarket motorcycle components that reposition footpegs and handlebars for more comfortable street riding. Its catalog is especially focused on fit-specific BMW touring and adventure motorcycles, with products engineered around the discomfort riders can encounter on extended trips. The company also makes a CNC-machined optics rail for Ruger Mini-14 and Mini-30 rifles.
SugarCreek Packing Co. is a family-owned food manufacturer founded in 1966 by John S. Richardson, growing from a single facility producing raw bacon into a billion-dollar manufacturer serving leading retail and food-service brands. The Richardson family continues to lead the company, which operates multiple Midwest facilities and is especially rooted in bacon production and large-scale culinary innovation.
Sugaright refines and produces customized liquid sugar at a network of refineries in the United States and Juárez, Mexico. Introduced by CSC Sugar in 2009, its refining division became a wholly owned CSC Sugar subsidiary in 2016. The company uses a proprietary Selective Separation method in its liquid sugar refining operations.
Founded in Sheffield, Iowa, in 1963 by Eugene and Mary Sukup, Sukup Manufacturing Co. is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of grain storage, drying, and handling equipment. The company reports more than 600 employees and manufacturing operations at its Iowa facilities, and describes itself as the world’s largest family-owned and operated manufacturer in these categories. Its manufacturing history includes grain bins, which it began producing in 2001, and grain dryers, added to its offerings in 1998.
Sulecki Precision Products Inc. is a Mentor, Ohio machine shop providing CNC milling, CNC turning, grinding, wire EDM, honing, keyseat cutting, and related precision machining services. The company produces precision parts and serves aerospace, automotive, and medical industries.
Since 1988, SumiRiko Ohio has manufactured automotive anti-vibration rubber products in Bluffton, using polymer materials technology to help vehicles run more quietly and comfortably. The Ohio operation is part of Sumitomo Riko’s broader automotive manufacturing network and traces 35 years of community partnership in Bluffton, with safety and quality guiding its work.
Sumitomo (SHI) Demag Plastics Machinery GmbH makes injection moulding machines and automation solutions, with a particular focus on all-electric technology. Formed in 2008 through the merger of Demag Plastics Group and Sumitomo Heavy Industries’ Plastics Machinery Division, the company combines German and Japanese engineering through a worldwide production and service network. Its history reaches back to injection moulding production in Nuremberg in 1950, and it delivered its 80,000th all-electric machine in 2022.
With roots in Osaka dating to 1897, Sumitomo Electric Industries is a technology manufacturer built around more than 120 years of innovation and the Sumitomo tradition of valuing technology and social trust. The company develops connectivity and transmission technologies for customers worldwide, including automotive high-speed cable assemblies, while employing more than 300,000 people across its global group.