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Founded in 1967 by master cabinetmaker Karl H. Geiger, Superior Woodcraft is a Doylestown, Pennsylvania cabinetmaking company producing handcrafted custom and semi-custom cabinetry for homes. Its work draws on old-world cabinetmaking traditions and modern cabinetmaking technology, with the company emphasizing custom design and precision craftsmanship.
Isabelle's Kitchen manufactures premium quality salads, sides, and dips for wholesale, foodservice, and retail industries using commissary-style production to ensure freshness. Salad Bar Tenders distributes salad bar products and develops customized programs for supermarkets.
SupplyOne is a North American packaging manufacturer and distributor that combines regional service with a network of packaging facilities. The company produces custom corrugated packaging and provides packaging programs intended to reduce customers’ total cost of ownership. It has grown through acquisitions of regional packaging companies since 1998.
Founded in 1990, Supreme Manufacturing LLC builds custom floating clamshell dredges and over-water material-handling equipment from its Stoneboro, Pennsylvania facility. The company began with conveyors, hoppers and feeders before selling its first American-designed and made clamshell dredge in 1999, and it now pairs dredge manufacturing with fabrication, assembly and equipment refurbishment. Supreme operates on a 7.15-acre campus with three buildings totaling more than 33,000 square feet and changed ownership in June 2024, joining the experience of the LJ Inc. team with its own.
For six decades, Supreme Zipper Industries has built its identity around people who take zippers seriously, carrying forward a hands-on business founded by Sol Rozenberg in New York in 1950. Today, Jim Zumpone leads the company from northeastern Pennsylvania, where its staff helps wholesale customers solve closure problems and develops custom zippers when standard options do not fit.
Sureflow Corporation has supplied tool replacement parts since 1980, manufacturing and supplying new replacement parts for power tools and diaphragm pumps. It focuses on keeping a sizeable parts inventory while maintaining customer satisfaction and offering same-day shipping for in-stock orders.
Founded in 1991 around Prof. Daryl Williams’ invention of Dynamic Vapor Sorption, Surface Measurement Systems designs scientific instruments and provides contract services for characterizing how solid materials interact with moisture, vapors and gases. The company delivered its first DVS analyzer to Pfizer in 1992 and later pioneered commercial Inverse Gas Chromatography, building a global business serving materials researchers from pharmaceuticals to porous materials and carbon capture. Its instruments and laboratory services are supported by ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 45001:2018 certifications.
Founded in 1988, Lancaster-based Surface Technology designs and installs industrial epoxy and resin flooring, coatings, and linings for facilities across the United States. Founder and president Michael E. Greenblatt brings more than 35 years in the field, while the company’s installers average over 20 years of experience. The contractor has installed more than 50 million square feet and maintains a rapid-response team able to mobilize nationwide within 48 hours for urgent projects.
Women- and family-owned since 1985, Surtech Industries grew from brothers Dave and John Gotwald’s East York garage into a York, Pennsylvania metal-finishing company with more than 50 employees. Its 66,000-square-foot facility brings multiple finishing technologies into one project for industrial and manufacturing customers across Pennsylvania and the East Coast. Surtech operates an ISO 9000:2008-compliant quality system.
Founded in 1989, Surtreat Solutions develops and produces surface-applied chemical treatments for protecting and extending the life of concrete and steel infrastructure. The Pittsburgh-based company describes its technologies as NASA-approved and serves engineers, contractors, and distribution partners with concrete and steel protection products.
Since 1985, Williamsport-based Suscon, Inc. has made plastic bottles and helped beverage owners bring private-label drinks from formulation through filling, packaging, and distribution. Its turnkey operation handles containers from 8 ounces to one gallon and serves nationally known brands as well as smaller beverage projects. Suscon also emphasizes recyclable resins and lower-waste manufacturing at its environmentally focused facilities.
Spun out of Drexel University, Philadelphia-based SusMaX converts off-spec coal ash into lightweight aggregate for construction through a patented thermochemical process. Its SPORA material is made from recycled waste coal ash and is intended to reduce landfill diversion and reliance on quarried aggregate, with applications including lightweight concrete and masonry products.
Six generations of beer-making tradition anchor Susquehanna Brewing Co., a craft brewery and tasting room in Pittston that brews for northeastern Pennsylvania. Its brewhouse uses upward-infusion mashing, a Bohemian decoction kettle and a hopjack, while the brewery’s rotating beers range from German-inspired lager to fruit-forward and hop-driven ales. The company also keeps its community focus close, hosting tours, events and fundraisers at its Pittston brewery.
Since 1910, Susquehanna Glass Company has turned glassware and other gift pieces into personalized keepsakes through hand cutting, etching, engraving and color decoration. Family-owned and based in historic Lancaster County, the company is one of the last remaining American factories practicing hand-cut glass, a craft it says remains largely unchanged from its beginnings. It also produces custom branded drinkware and specialty items for corporate customers, wineries, breweries and retailers.
Known around Quarryville for its deep truck knowledge, Susquehanna Truck Service Inc. has a team with more than 300 years of combined experience. The company serves medium- and heavy-duty truck owners with repair work and parts, while its dynamometer helps diagnose performance and verify engine overhauls.
Rooted in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, Sustainable Composites upcycles discarded leather scrap into reusable material that can replace traditional leather in products such as luggage and furniture. Its founders—scientists, material engineers, and outdoor-industry executives—developed a process that keeps leather waste out of landfills while helping manufacturers build circularity into their supply chains. The company also processes customers’ cutting-room and post-consumer leather scrap into new material tailored to specified properties.
Formed in 2014 by two co-founders, Sustainable Energy Management Systems is a Scranton-based American manufacturer shaped by deep renewable-energy and engineering experience. The company is known for designing storm-hardened solar infrastructure for developers, installers, and asset owners, with an emphasis on closed-form tubular construction and kitted field assembly. Its systems are intended to help solar arrays withstand severe weather while limiting long-term maintenance risk.
SUSTAP LLC is a certified U.S. Government contractor providing facilities support services and products. The company manufactures facilities support products, including pallets and corrugated boxes, and serves military and federal agencies.
SUSTER123 is presented as a digital entertainment platform offering online casino and live casino access, with mobile and desktop compatibility, 24/7 operation, and customer support.