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After founder Scott H. Adams struggled to sleep in a recliner following rotator cuff surgery, Surgical Recovery Systems began making the patented Restore You Therapeutic Support, a U.S.-made positioning device for shoulder and post-surgical recovery. Founded in 2019, the company combines engineering with orthopedic clinical research to hold patients in a consistent recovery position while they sleep in their own beds. Restore You is used by surgical and orthopedic practices nationwide and is undergoing clinical study with Columbia University Hospital.
Surgical Theater, Inc. develops AI-driven eXperiential Reality software that turns patient scans into immersive 3D models for surgical planning, rehearsal, patient consultations, and operating-room visualization. Its technology grew from fighter-jet flight simulation and is used across the continuum of care, with more than 50,000 uses and seven FDA clearances reported by the company. Based in Beachwood, Ohio, Surgical Theater holds patents associated with its surgical navigation and planning platforms.
Founded in 2014 by a sterile-processing veteran, privately held SurgiHealth Solutions grew out of 16 years of work in Cincinnati hospital departments. Its direct-to-buyer SPD Brushes operation supplies hospitals and other institutional care settings with purpose-built cleaning brushes, shipping orders from Cincinnati in one to three business days.
Founded in Germany in 1993, SurTec develops, manufactures and supplies chemical specialties for surface treatment and finishing. From its Bensheim headquarters, the company supports customers through subsidiaries in 22 countries, about 550 employees and technical centres across Europe, Asia and the Americas. SurTec is part of the Freudenberg Group and holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications, while its global operations have been chromium(VI)-free since 2017.
Survitec Group Limited designs, manufactures and supplies survival and safety technology for maritime, defence and government, energy, and aerospace markets. Its heritage in inflatable survival technology dates to 1920, when Reginald Foster Dagnall founded RFD in Surrey; the company reports 11 manufacturing facilities and operations spanning 96 countries. It is particularly known for liferafts and marine evacuation systems, alongside a global service and maintenance network.
Founded in 1951, SUSPA GmbH has grown from its Altdorf headquarters into a global manufacturer with more than 2,000 employees and eight production sites across five countries. The company is known for developing application-specific motion and safety solutions for customers in fields such as automotive and furniture, supporting projects from initial concept through series production.
Sustana turns recovered paper into recycled fiber and paper products, linking recovery, fiber production and papermaking in one circular manufacturing operation. Its materials end up in everyday products such as food packaging, coffee cups and books, with facilities tracing their roots to the Rolland Paper Company, founded in 1882. Sustana’s paper operations hold ISO 9001 and FSC® Chain of Custody certifications, while its EnviroLife and EnviroNatural fibers are FDA-compliant and ISEGA certified for direct food contact.
Founded in 1890, Sutphen Corporation is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of custom fire apparatus, with fourth- and fifth-generation Sutphen family members leading the business. Its history includes building custom chassis and aerial firefighting apparatus, and the company opened a 185,000-square-foot Urbana facility in 2024 to expand manufacturing capacity.
Founded in 1966 as a small Willoughby machine shop, Sutterlin Machine & Tool Co. designs and builds automated machinery while providing precision machining and complete in-house engineering, fabrication, and assembly. Now based in Mentor, the third-generation, U.S.-owned company operates an approximately 11,000-square-foot plant with 24 employees and more than 50 years of machine-building experience. Its work has grown from serving local hydraulic and steel mill customers to supporting aerospace, medical, OEM, and other specialized manufacturers.
From its Suzhou roots, Kiiwoo Technology designs and manufactures machinery for molding and vulcanizing rubber and silicone, including injection machines and vacuum presses. Founded as Suzhou Jiehe Machinery in 2010, the company launched the Kiiwoo brand internationally in 2015 and now supports customers through offices across Europe, the United States, and Asia. Its Anhui manufacturing base covers 26,000 square meters and supports production of up to 1,200 vulcanizing machines annually, while a global after-sales network also services equipment made by other oil-press manufacturers.
From its Youngstown, Ohio headquarters, SVS designs home-audio speakers and subwoofers that challenge the old high-end model of paying more for better sound. The company grew from garage-built subwoofers into an international audio brand, pairing reference-level engineering and testing with direct support from its Sound Experts. SVS is especially known for making immersive home-theater and hi-fi performance accessible across a broad range of budgets.
Serving customers across Ohio, West Virginia and eastern Kentucky, Swagelok Cleveland | Columbus | Charleston is an authorized Swagelok Sales and Service Center supplying fluid-system components and engineering support. Its Custom Solutions team designs and assembles fluid systems, while a 600-square-foot Class 100 cleanroom—capable of operating at Class 10—supports ultra-high-purity fabrication with helium leak testing and controlled packaging. The center has recently expanded its facilities, field engineering and training capacity across its three-location territory.
Swagelok Company makes fluid-system products and assemblies, and provides engineering support for customers who contain and control liquids and gases in critical applications. Founded in 1947, it is known for tube fittings and valves, and its worldwide network includes 20 manufacturing sites and five global technical centers.
Swagelok Indiana | Michigan | Cincinnati | Toledo supplies Swagelok fluid-system components and locally designs, fabricates, assembles, and tests custom systems for industrial customers. Newly combined as one regional organization, it supports customers from offices in Indianapolis and Farmington Hills, with stocking locations in Midland and Cincinnati. Its fabrication team uses collaborative engineering and 3D CAD design to develop solutions ranging from simple assemblies to complex systems, backed by an ISO 9001-certified quality assurance program.
Since 1956, Swanton Welding & Machining has grown into a three-facility metalworking company serving customers with projects that range from short-run components to unusually large fabrications. Its distinctive strength is keeping work in-house across its Midwest and Southern facilities, including heavy fabrication supported by 120 tons of crane capacity and an in-house Certified Welding Inspector who reviews every project.
Swartz Manufacturing Inc. is a CNC machining company providing CNC turning, CNC milling, and engineering and design services. The company works with steels, stainless steel, aluminum, brass, copper, bronze, plastics, and titanium, serving OEM, aerospace, government and defense, electronics, agriculture, heavy equipment, automotive and marine, hardware and fasteners, firearms and sporting goods, and vibratory testing equipment markets.
SWC Enterprises develops a browser-based cut-optimization system that plans sheet layouts, calculates material yield and cutting costs, and produces shop-ready reports. Its tool supports varied stock sizes and uses validated cut-tree layouts to show how parts can be produced from available sheets.
For 30 years, Sweet Designs Chocolatier has made handmade gourmet chocolate confections in Lakewood, including its distinctive Chokolatine collection of hand-painted chocolates inspired by artists and displayed like small works of art. Founded by European immigrant Ines Rehner, the woman-owned business makes its chocolates in-house in the European tradition, with artists and master chocolatiers working together on flavors, presentation and event favors.
Since W. Dean Sweet founded the company in 1955, Sweet Material Handling has built bulk material handling equipment for agricultural and industrial operations, including systems fabricated in the United States at its Springfield, Ohio facility. Still family-owned and operated, the company is known for galvanized U.S. prime steel equipment designed for long service and minimal maintenance. Sweet equipment now serves customers in more than 55 countries across six continents.
Under new owner Jennifer Francis, Sweet Peace Bakery carries forward the legacy of downtown Ashland’s beloved Tipton’s Traditions, baking cakes, pastries, and cupcakes for local celebrations and everyday treats. The bakery is especially known for wedding and specialty cakes, while its fresh morning pastries and welcoming atmosphere keep the former fixture rooted in the community.