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Born from a nursing-home director’s effort to stop residents’ dentures from disappearing, Scandent develops RFID systems that protect personal belongings and facility assets while managing wandering risks in care facilities. Cofounded by CEO Vladimir Djuric and RFID researcher and CTO Akshay Athalye, the company has expanded from denture tracking to a multilayered system for resident safety and asset protection. Scandent is deployed in more than 40 nursing homes and healthcare facilities across the country.
Scanga Innovative Woodworking is a third-generation architectural woodworking firm founded by master cabinetmaker Carmelo Ugo Scanga, who learned the trade from his father in Southern Italy. For 30 years, the family-run company has served the custom millwork industry from its 30,000-square-foot facility in Cold Spring, New York, combining automated machinery with traditional skilled toolwork.
Scanlan Glass is a Brooklyn-based contemporary art glass studio that makes functional, abstract, and conceptual glass work. It produces glass vessels, lighting fixtures, and castings, and offers commissioned glasswork, glassblowing lessons, and studio rentals for experienced glass artists.
Scapa Healthcare designs and manufactures medical-grade skin-contact solutions, including adhesives, wound-care products and topical formulations, for healthcare and consumer brands. Its distinctive role is as a turn-key development and contract manufacturing partner, taking products from concept through commercialization across technology and manufacturing centers in the United States and Europe. The company’s Dallas center, acquired through BioMed Laboratories in 2018, adds custom formulation and rapid liquid filling for topical wound-care and skin-care products, while its facilities maintain FDA registration and ISO 13485 certification.
Founded by John Scarano in 1974, Scarano Boat Building is an Albany boatyard known nationally for marrying old-world styling with modern boatbuilding technology. The Scarano team has built a particular reputation for historic replica vessels and Coast Guard-certified passenger boats, while its Hudson River facility also handles custom design and restoration work.
Scarguard Labs makes USA-made skincare products centered on a patented brush-on scar treatment that dries into a flexible, nearly invisible silicone nanofilm. Its line also addresses skin discoloration, bruising and sun protection, with the scar liquid supported by independent clinical studies reporting as much as 75% less scar tissue after 12 weeks of use following stitch removal. The company’s products are sold through its own channels and retailers including Shoppers Drug Mart and London Drugs in Canada.
Born in New York City, family-owned Scent Theory Products creates sensorial personal-care and wellness products built around the power of fragrance. With more than 30 collective years of industry experience, the company develops its own bath-and-body brands, including Scent Theory and Scentfull, while also providing collaborative, turnkey private-brand programs for retailers. Its manufacturing network spans domestic and international partners, supporting the company’s focus on trend-aware design, safe formulations, and speed to market.
A fourth-generation family business with 90 years of fragrance heritage, Scent2Market designs and manufactures air-care products and delivery systems for consumer and commercial markets. Originating in 2012 as the consumer-products division of New York fragrance and flavor house Belmay, the company now combines in-house research and development with turnkey supply-chain support for brands and entrepreneurs. Its proprietary SolidActive® delivery system is a Green Seal Verified raw material developed as an Earthful alternative for passive and active ingredient delivery.
Founded in 1986 by Garney B. Scott Jr., privately held Scepter Inc. has grown from its Tennessee headquarters into a six-location aluminum recycling group serving customers across North America and Europe. The company is best known for recovering aluminum efficiently while preserving alloy chemistry, with its salt-free plasma furnace in Saguenay turning more than 85% of residual material into value-added products. Scepter has served customers for over 30 years and maintains ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certification at its Waverly headquarters.
Headquartered in Munich, Schaltbau GmbH engineers and manufactures electrical equipment for rail transport, energy systems, and e-mobility. Its portfolio includes contactors and railway control and high-voltage equipment, while its global network includes 11 subsidiaries and representative offices. Schaltbau India, established in 2009, adds local manufacturing for railway products under the “Made in India” designation.
Founded in 1981, Schatz Bearing Corporation designs and manufactures precision ball bearings in Poughkeepsie, New York, with a particular focus on custom and aerospace applications. Its engineering team develops application-specific designs for demanding motion-control problems, and the company’s bearings have supported projects ranging from aircraft systems to NASA’s Mars Perseverance Rover. Schatz operates an ITAR-registered facility certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015, with approval to more than 1,500 Boeing standards.
With more than a century of balancing experience, Schenck RoTec GmbH builds balancing machines, software and test systems for rotating components. The Darmstadt-based company has more than 1,100 employees, six production sites and service coverage in 54 countries, supporting industries from automotive manufacturing to aerospace. Its accredited balancing-technology laboratory, certified to ISO 17025, provides manufacturer-independent validation of balancing and spin-testing equipment.
Born from Ed and Dottie Schilling’s 1975 forge shop, Schilling Forge carries a German forging heritage into modern manufacturing. The Syracuse company is known for shallow-cavity, close-tolerance forgings, supporting manufacturers whose medical and dental instruments demand dependable strength. Its more than 27,000-square-foot facility ships over 1.5 million parts annually.
Schima Power develops portable battery systems and supplies the components used to build custom energy-storage solutions, including its CMP2500 modular power system. Built from the real-world experience of film crews and events in New York, the company offers a rugged, hot-swappable system that delivers quiet, fume-free power and can be expanded with additional batteries. Schima is part of Oneonta-based Custom Electronics Inc., which has manufactured high-voltage mica capacitors and electronic sub-assemblies since 1964.
Part of the Waterford, Ireland-based Schivo Group, Schivo is a global medical-device contract manufacturer known for vertically integrated production and unconventional problem-solving. Its ISO 13485-certified, FDA-registered facilities support medical-device OEMs from early prototypes through production, with particular experience in minimally invasive and robotic-assisted surgery. The wider group employs more than 630 people across 302,000 square feet of manufacturing space in Europe, North America, and Asia.
Known for inventing highly conductive fabric-over-foam shielding gaskets in 1987, Schlegel Electronic Materials develops engineered materials that protect and manage heat in electronic systems. The Rochester-based company supports customers worldwide with custom solutions for applications ranging from telecommunications to medical and aerospace equipment, taking projects from prototype through production.
Schluter-Systems makes building products and integrated systems for tile installations, including products for waterproofing and floor warming. Founded by tile installer Werner Schlüter in 1966, the company began manufacturing in North America at its Plattsburgh, New York facility in 1986 and has since opened production facilities for building panels, thin-set mortar, and shower trays.
Schmersal develops and manufactures machine-safety switchgear, systems and solutions, with around 18,000 devices produced by an owner-managed group. More than 1,800 employees support customers in over 60 countries, while its tec.nicum unit adds manufacturer-neutral safety consulting, engineering and training. The group’s production sites operate under a DIN EN ISO 9001-certified quality management system, and its accredited Wuppertal laboratory qualifies low-voltage switchgear to international standards.
Founded in 1970, Schneider Packaging Equipment builds end-of-line automation for manufacturers, specializing in case packers and robotic palletizers. Its long-running focus on product-handling automation includes tools such as ProAdjust for faster case-packer changeovers and OptiStak software for configuring pallet patterns. Schneider serves food, beverage, and consumer-goods producers as part of Pacteon’s integrated packaging equipment group.
Founded in Bad Kreuznach in 1913, Schneider-Kreuznach develops and manufactures high-performance lenses and optical filters for industrial, photographic and film applications. At its German factory, the company also applies decades of fine-mechanics experience to contract-manufacture precision components, pairing CNC machining with finishing and documented metrology. Schneider-Kreuznach operates internationally from its Bad Kreuznach headquarters, with subsidiaries in the United States, China, Hong Kong and Singapore.