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STEVENS CADCAM LLC is a manufacturing company specializing in 5-axis machining, 3D printing, cylinder head and supercharger porting, and CNC programming. The company provides training and reverse engineering services using advanced digitizing and modeling tools.
Founded by Al Amos in 1938 to supply Pennsylvania limestone quarries, Stewart-Amos Equipment Co. distributes and supports construction, mining and aggregate equipment, with a particular depth in crushing, conveying and wear-part solutions. The Harrisburg-based company also sells and rents equipment, rebuilds hydraulic hammers and water pumps, and sends field-service technicians to customer sites. Its aggregate division can take projects from plant layout and engineering through fabrication, installation and improvements.
Founded in 1976 after its executives acquired the former Goetze Welding Company, Stewart-Amos Steel fabricates structural steel for commercial, industrial, and institutional buildings and other structures. Its Harrisburg shop has completed projects as large as 9,100 tons and $25 million under a single contract, and the company has been an AISC Certified Fabricator since 1994.
Stewart-Amos Sweeper Co. manufactures U.S.-built street sweeper trucks, drawing on a sweeping-equipment history that began in 1947. Formed in 2004 to build simpler, lower-maintenance machines for its rental fleet, the Harrisburg company now produces Starfire mechanical broom and Galaxy regenerative-air sweepers around a time-proven design with highly compatible parts. More than 95% of its factory parts can typically ship the same day, supported by a dealer network that provides service and training.
Stewart-Warner is an iconic American instrument brand whose roots reach back to the 1890s and whose instrument-making history dates to 1905. Known especially for gauges used in performance and classic vehicles, the CentroMotion brand now serves the automotive and heavy-duty aftermarket with replacement and service parts.
Founded in 2008 by industry executive Anup Dam, privately owned STI Pharma develops, licenses, acquires and commercializes generic medicines. The company manages product development and regulatory support in-house, while its commercial products are made at FDA-registered partner facilities and distributed across the United States and its territories. STI is particularly active in specialty and injectable generics, including recent launches such as thiotepa and isoproterenol hydrochloride.
Founded in early 2025 by Alystair and Basil Hemberger, Stick Sports Coffee is a home-based Chester Springs roastery making small-batch coffee for active lifestyles. The founders spent months refining their roasting approach and now source and roast coffee with a focus on fresh, ethically sourced beans and community connections. Local customers can arrange delivery or handoffs through their work, school, rink, or field communities.
Born from industrial designer Christina Kazakia’s childhood memories of building outdoors, STICK-LETS® makes flexible silicone connectors that turn found sticks into forts and other imaginative structures. Kazakia invented the open-ended play tool while studying at the Rhode Island School of Design, and her Philadelphia studio has operated since the business launched in 2012. Kazakia Design, LLC designs, imports, and assembles the connectors in the United States.
Founded around Mike Chiodo’s lived experience managing type 1 diabetes for three decades, Stick2Hope makes adhesive overlay and underlay patches for wearable diabetes devices. Its patches are designed to add a breathable, water-resistant layer of support while turning devices such as CGMs and insulin pumps into opportunities for personal expression, with styles ranging from seasonal themes to faith-inspired designs. The company also offers sensitive-skin options and device-specific fits, including patches for Dexcom, Libre, Medtronic and Omnipod systems.
Founded in Grand Rapids in 1965, Stiles Machinery supplies woodworking and advanced manufacturing equipment, software, and the expertise to build production solutions for North American manufacturers. Now a wholly owned subsidiary of HOMAG Group, the company has more than 600 employees, five regional offices, and a nationwide field-service network supporting customers from small custom shops to large production facilities. Stiles also runs a nationally accredited education and training program and maintains more than 150 field service technicians across the country.
Stilmas traces its roots to 1912, when engineer Giovanni Mascarini founded a company built around patented industrial steam systems. The Milan-area business became Stilmas in 1969 and is now known for carrying that engineering tradition into clean-water technology for pharmaceutical, biotech and advanced-technology customers, with more than 100 years of experience and installations on three continents.
Founded in 1898 by two of George Westinghouse’s engineers, Pittsburgh’s Stimple & Ward Company manufactures electric motor and control coils for industrial, power-generation, repair, and transportation equipment. America’s oldest independent electric motor coil manufacturer, it draws on more than a century of winding data, patterns, and tooling—much of it developed through longstanding service to U.S. Steel mills—to make both replacement coils and custom designs. Its 20,000-square-foot Pittsburgh plant is complemented by a 15,000-square-foot facility in Cranberry Township for magnet-wire manufacturing and distribution.
Born from a South Fork, Pennsylvania shop that once sold dog insurance to Beagle field-trial competitors, Stineman Ribbon Company now makes custom award ribbons and related presentation pieces for shows, schools, fairs and organizations. Family owned and operated for more than 65 years, the company remains rooted in west-central Pennsylvania while serving customers in all 50 states and numerous foreign countries. The Stineman family expanded from ribbons and rosettes into banners and other award lines across three generations, with Beagle events still part of its distinctive heritage.
Born from Philips technology in 1954, Stirling Cryogenics BV designs and builds stand-alone cryogenic cooling systems and Stirling Cryogenerators in Son, Netherlands. Its in-house team assembles the machines locally and develops tailor-made systems that can produce or circulate cryogenic fluids for demanding industrial, research, healthcare and aerospace applications. The company reports more than 4,000 systems and 6,000 machines operating worldwide, including units that have remained in service for decades.
Founded in 2008, StockPKG Films supplies packaging films to printers and converters, combining nationally stocked materials with in-house slitting and lamination services. Its U.S. network includes three converting facilities and warehouses in Columbus, Atlanta, and Phoenix, while its Lightning Lam line uses InkRite Technology to address ink adhesion in digital printing. StockPKG also offers film trials and domestically positioned inventory, allowing customers to source from single rolls through truckload quantities.
Employee-owned Stockwell Elastomerics is a Philadelphia manufacturer known for helping technology-sector engineers solve difficult sealing problems on compressed timelines. Its U.S. operation supports demanding applications with rapid prototyping, deep elastomer inventory, and in-house production, serving customers whose equipment must perform in harsh environments. The company’s quality system is certified to AS9100:2016 and ISO 9001:2015, and it is ITAR registered.
With more than 200 years of glassmaking expertise, Stoelzle Glass Group manufactures high-end glass containers for brands in industries ranging from spirits and pharmaceuticals to food and cosmetics. Its international network includes seven manufacturing plants, three in-house decoration sites and sales offices worldwide. Stoelzle also develops customized packaging from sketch to decorated sample, creating an average of 250 new products each year, with ISO 9001 quality management across all sites.
Stofanak Custom Cabinetry is a family-owned Bethlehem, Pennsylvania cabinet shop founded in 1951 by Philip J. Stofanak. Now operated by the Stofanak family, it designs and builds custom cabinetry and millwork at its Bethlehem facility for residential and commercial projects, serving the Lehigh Valley and surrounding areas.
Since beginning its material-handling work with Hytrol in 1958, Stokes Material Handling Systems has designed, fabricated, installed, and maintained conveyor and automated handling systems. The Doylestown company’s long-running partnerships with Hytrol and Dorner—added in 2000—support projects ranging from a single conveyor to complete systems, including food-processing and case-handling applications. Stokes also provides ongoing maintenance and repair, keeping its role alongside customers beyond installation.