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Marking its 40th anniversary, Sumitomo Electric Wiring Systems, Inc. is a North American automotive supplier shaped by the Sumitomo Spirit and backed by the global Sumitomo Electric Group. Since 1987, the company has built its business around wiring harnesses while expanding its engineering and manufacturing capabilities to serve vehicle makers worldwide.
Summer Garden Food Manufacturing produces food products at its Boardman, Ohio facility, where manufacturing, warehousing, distribution, research and development, and quality assurance are housed on an expansive 10-acre campus. The company reports more than 60 years of experience in the food industry and describes an on-site R&D center that develops recipes and formulations and supports product testing and labeling.
Now in its fourth generation, Summer Wind Farms is a 100-plus-acre South Jersey family farm growing USDA-certified organic produce, garden plants and its much-noted Jersey tomatoes. Owned by Frank A. Ferrucci, whose family has farmed in Franklin Township for 109 years, the farm supplies CSA members, wholesale customers and a retail market in Medford. Its tomatoes are grown in protected high tunnels, a practice that helps extend the season while producing firmer fruit with a longer shelf life.
Summers Rubber Company supplies industrial and hydraulic hose products and provides fabrication and field services for customers across Ohio. The company’s history spans three generations of Summers family leadership, and its Cleveland headquarters combines fabrication capabilities with inventory for specialized applications.
Summit Glove is an ISO 9001 company with design certification, based in Minerva, Ohio, known for engineering protective handwear for demanding workplaces. Its gloves serve users such as first responders and food-service workers, with the Intercept Free line providing a specialized example of that focus.
Summit Growth Partners helps product creators move products from development into retail, supporting their sales and operations and setting up distribution through major retailers. The company describes experience placing client products with retailers including The Home Depot, Lowe’s, Best Buy, and Amazon.
Founded in 1969, Summit Industries is a Dayton-area company that has served manufacturers and industrial users across Southern Ohio and Northern Kentucky for more than 55 years. It is known for tailoring electrical solutions to each customer, backed by technical support and value-added assembly.
Summit Machine Solutions brings three Akron manufacturing legacies under one roof, building custom automated welding equipment and precision-machining components while supporting long-used metalworking machines. Its Cecil Peck brand carries more than 75 years of welding-equipment experience, while D&L Machine has operated since 1963 in an 18,000-square-foot facility. The company also maintains the Leland Gifford product line, formed in 1984 and known for replacement parts, rebuilds, and continued support for established machine brands.
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Summit Machining Co. is a family-owned and operated precision machine shop in Portage County, Ohio, producing close-tolerance parts for orders ranging from prototypes and single digits to thousands. Established in 1945 and reinvigorated under new ownership in 2019, the company provides CNC and manual machining along with supporting services and customizable stocking programs. Summit is ISO 9001:2015 certified without design, DDTC/ITAR registered, and registered with the United States/Canada Joint Certification Office.
Summit Sales & Equipment is a fabrication, service, and sales facility in Wooster, Ohio, serving the oil and gas industry. Founded in 2007 with a focus on distributing and selling critical oilfield parts and equipment, the company later integrated fabrication and repair operations, with its president overseeing manufacturing and fabricating.
Summitville Tiles manufactures ceramic tile and brick, a business that traces its history to 1912 in Summitville, Ohio. The company grew from highway paving and face brick into quarry tile and installation materials, and today operates as part of General Shale's portfolio. Summitville identifies thin brick, quarry tile, and chemical-resistant installation materials among its established specialties.
Founded in 1993, Sun America, LLC manufactures food-service packaging, with specialties in paper bake cups and thermoformed plastic packaging. Headquartered in Alliance, Ohio, the company combines in-house design and tooling capabilities with production operations, and its history includes family-owned predecessor businesses dating to 1968.
With roots reaching back to 1818, Sun Chemical manufactures printing inks, coatings, color materials and advanced materials for packaging, graphics and specialized industrial uses. A member of the DIC Group, the company combines more than two centuries of color expertise with a global workforce of over 21,000 and 17 research and development centers. Its R&D operation invests more than $100 million annually and averages two patents a month, with sustainability shaping new materials and printing solutions.
From its Mansfield showroom, Sun Graphics produces custom business printing and promotional materials, with a particular focus on carbonless NCR forms, brochures, and saddle-stitch booklets. The company pairs made-to-order layouts and finishes with design support, while also offering promotional gear through its local showroom.
Founded in 1972, Sun State Plastics Inc. produces custom thermoplastic injection-molded parts from its 54,000-square-foot North Canton facility. Its 22 molding machines range from 28 to 1,100 tons, while in-house assembly and warehousing support customers beyond the molding process.
SunCoke Energy, Inc. produces coke using heat-recovery cokemaking technology and describes itself as the largest independent coke producer in the United States by annual production. Its industrial services business also operates logistics terminals and metals services, including coal handling for steel, coke, and power-industry customers.
Sunfield Inc. specializes in stamping, welding, assembly, and shipping of steel components for the automotive and related industries.
Since launching in 2002, Sunjoy has designed and manufactured outdoor furniture and gazebos, with a focus on quality, innovation, and purposeful design. The company is particularly known for its gazebo range and for making original replacement canopies and furniture parts in-house, supporting its products beyond the initial sale. Sunjoy also offers furnishings and décor for outdoor and indoor spaces.
Family-owned since 2002, Sunnyside Meats is a USDA-inspected livestock processing facility serving ranchers across the Four Corners, including Southwest Colorado, northern New Mexico and Arizona. The Durango-area business connects regional producers with consumers while providing customized processing for resale and home use. Its livestock handling is certified by the independent Animal Welfare Approved program, with trained staff and purpose-designed receiving areas focused on animal safety and comfort.
Athens, Ohio’s Sunpower traces its roots to 1974, when Ohio University professor William Beale founded the company to advance the free-piston Stirling engine he had developed in the early 1960s. Now part of AMETEK, Sunpower remains known for this specialized technology, applying it to CryoTel® cryocoolers and related engineering work from its 40,000-square-foot facility.