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Stokes Tablet Presses traces its Philadelphia roots to 1895 and makes tablet presses and related powder-processing equipment for pharmaceutical, nutraceutical, and industrial production. The company’s Eureka tablet machine helped establish its place in the medical tablet industry by 1896, and today Stokes builds U.S.-made rotary presses while also rebuilding older machines and supporting them with field service, parts, and training. Since joining the CCS brand family in 2005, it has paired that long manufacturing history with customized controls and modern engineering.
Stokes Tablet Presses manufactures tablet press solutions, including rotary and single-station presses, granulators, milling machines, and related equipment. The company serves pharmaceutical and nutraceutical manufacturing markets with over a century of industry experience.
With more than 60 years of experience, Stokvis Tapes is an independent manufacturing and distribution partner known for helping industrial customers solve adhesive-material challenges. Its teams work with customers from early material choices through production, serving demanding sectors such as automotive, aerospace and healthcare from a global network that includes 15 manufacturing sites and five cleanrooms.
Founded in 1945 by Christian Umble Stoltzfus, Stoltz Mfg. builds agricultural lime spreaders and pneumatically loaded site spreaders for construction work. Now in its third generation of ownership, the Morgantown manufacturer introduced its Stoltz Site Spreader line in 1995, helping contractors apply dry binding agents accurately while limiting dust. More than 4,700 Stoltz agricultural spreaders are in operation, with equipment serving customers across the United States and internationally.
Stoltzfus Meats is a third-generation family business rooted in Lancaster County farm-butchering traditions. Amos and Mary Stoltzfus founded the company in 1954 by bringing their Pennsylvania Dutch recipes to Delaware’s New Castle Farmers Market, where it has remained a fixture for more than 60 years. Today, the company continues that heritage from its Intercourse production facility, serving retail, wholesale, and online customers.
Lancaster County Amish and Mennonite craftsmen have been building Stoltzfus Structures’ sheds, garages and outdoor spaces in Atglen since the company began in 1976. The family-owned manufacturer now works from a 65,000-square-foot shop with about 100 team members, selling directly to customers and combining hand-built construction with tools such as an online 3D design builder. Its buildings come with a 10-year structural warranty and are delivered throughout the East Coast.
As a second-generation family-owned business rooted in Lancaster County, Stoltzfus Woodworks has spent more than 32 years earning a reputation for careful, made-to-order craftsmanship. Its builders create custom outdoor structures for homeowners and animal owners, tailoring each project to its setting and intended use. The company serves customers through dealers along the East Coast from Boston to Virginia.
Stone & Company is a family-owned and -operated concrete and building-supply business serving southwestern Pennsylvania and north central West Virginia since the 1920s. Founded as a lumber and coal partnership, it expanded into concrete production and now operates concrete plants, a block manufacturing facility, and precast concrete facilities. Its locally operated concrete plant in Connellsville, built in the 1940s, remains in operation.
Set in a 150-year-old stone German bank barn, Stone Barn Cellars makes hand-crafted wines from Pennsylvania grapes. Its restored historic winery also serves as an intimate gathering place, hosting tastings alongside private celebrations and micro weddings for groups of up to 45.
Stone Masters Inc. is a family-owned and operated stone fabrication company founded by Dan and Ann Marie DiTomaso, serving the greater Philadelphia and Wilmington, Delaware region from Kennett Square. For more than 21 years, the company has fabricated and installed natural-stone and quartz countertops, with a particular emphasis on soapstone, and reports installing more than one million square feet of stone. Its Kennett Square operation combines a fabrication facility, showroom, and stone yard.
Philadelphia’s Stone Mill Rug Company manufactures custom-made braided rugs from 100% New Zealand wool. Family-owned and operated for more than 46 years, the company combines traditional craftsmanship with custom service for customers seeking durable, classic floor coverings.
Since 1994, Stone Silo Foods has made seafood products in Gouldsboro, Pennsylvania, with a specialty in handmade, fully cooked seafood and crab cakes. Its in-house R&D team can develop a product from scratch or adapt a customer’s recipe for production, while the company handles packaging and labeling development for private-label orders. Stone Silo operates under Pennsylvania Department of Agriculture and FDA inspection, with HACCP plans accompanying its products.
Stone Valley Container manufactures heavy-duty roll-off containers from its base in Huntingdon, Pennsylvania. Founded as Stone Valley Welding in 1995 by Steve Stoltzfus, the business grew from welding and farm-equipment repair into a container manufacturer, building its reputation on durable construction and serving customers across the United States.
Stoner Inc. is a third-generation, family-owned company founded by Paul Stoner in Quarryville in 1942. What began as a printing-ink business became a chemist-led manufacturer known for solving difficult release and cleaning problems, including the tire-mold challenge that first drew the company into industrial formulations. Today, Stoner serves manufacturers and professional users worldwide while maintaining its Pennsylvania roots.
In the mountains of Western North Carolina, Stoney Hollow Farm is a family-owned and operated farm growing non-GMO, organically raised vegetables, flowers, and melons for walk-in and wholesale customers. Its farm store pairs freshly harvested produce—especially its much-loved lettuce mix—with locally made foods and a changing collection of vintage and antique treasures. Visitors can also pick flowers in the garden or stay in the farm’s on-site cabin.
Founded in 1991, Norristown-based Stony Brook Scientific, Ltd. manufactures falling-needle viscometers and related scientific instruments for measuring viscosity and other fluid properties. Its instruments are used in research and quality control across industries and universities worldwide, with falling-needle systems adopted as standards by ASTM 5478-98 and SAE AIR 5704.
Since 1996, Stored Energy Concepts has designed and manufactured electrically initiated electro-energetic devices that use pyrotechnic mixtures for mission-critical medical, security, and ordnance applications. The Pottstown company is particularly distinctive for its long experience with currency-degradation systems and its specialized bridgewire welding, while also providing custom engineering and contract manufacturing. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and compliant with ISO 13485.
Founded in 1971 by battery-industry veteran Herb Kaewert, Stored Energy Systems (SENS) is a Colorado-based manufacturer with more than five decades in the critical-power field. Its U.S. facilities in Colorado and Pennsylvania support mission-critical power infrastructure, with SENS known for applying worst-case design to equipment used where outages are not acceptable. The company has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 1996.
Founded in 1971 by battery-industry veteran Herb Kaewert, Stored Energy Systems (SENS) designs and manufactures DC power and engine-starting systems for mission-critical infrastructure. The Colorado-based company now makes its equipment in U.S. facilities spanning more than 130,000 square feet, using worst-case design and factory testing for applications where downtime is not an option. SENS has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 1996 and says its systems support more than 75% of North American critical-power gensets above 500 kW.
Founded by hardwood craftsman John Homer, StoryBook Floors turns Pennsylvania timber into custom distressed American hardwood flooring and other wood interior pieces in its Titusville shop. Every floor is made by hand to the client’s specifications, with a physical sample approved before production and shipping available nationwide. The company’s work draws on generations of craft while preserving the distinct character of each board.