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Founded in 1997 as a subsidiary, SMC Diode Solutions became independent in 2010 and now operates manufacturing in Nanjing alongside sales offices in three global regions. Its history includes a completed wafer fab in 2000 and the start of silicon carbide shipments in 2019, reflecting a power-semiconductor maker that has grown from established silicon-device manufacturing into newer SiC technology.
Founded in 1996 by industry veterans who saw niche chemical customers being overlooked, SMC Global manufactures and supplies specialty chemicals while managing the journey from production to delivery. The U.S.-based company combines global sourcing with tolling and blending, strategically located warehousing, logistics, and distribution to support manufacturers across industries. SMC Global is a Responsible Distribution-Verified chemical distributor and has maintained validated Tier-2 CTPAT membership since 2007.
SMC-Roe traces its roots to Schlyer Machine Corporation, founded by Dale Schyler in Tonawanda in 1981, and has operated in its current combined form since Roe Bio-Medical joined the company in 2012. Based in North Tonawanda, the company is known for straightforward, serviceable equipment developed for laboratory animal research facilities, with a 42,000-square-foot facility supporting customer training and factory testing.
Founded by Vittorio Bertazzoni Sr. in Guastalla in 1948, Smeg makes household appliances that pair Italian design with everyday cooking, cleaning and food-preservation technology. Its five Italian production plants develop products through certified laboratories, while collaborations with designers and architects have helped make its colourful Fifties-style refrigerators and other appliances distinctive design objects. The Smeg Group employs around 2,500 people and also develops professional foodservice equipment and instruments for hospitals and laboratories.
Founded by two doctors, Smileyscope develops medical-grade virtual-reality digital therapeutics that help clinicians reduce pain and anxiety during healthcare procedures. Its purpose-built headset and evidence-based software have supported more than 400,000 procedures across four continents, from children’s hospitals to rural clinics, and are designed to work without Wi-Fi or Bluetooth in everyday clinical settings. The company’s technology is FDA Class II cleared, TGA registered and CE marked.
Founded in 1925, Smith & Warren is a White Plains manufacturer known for making USA-made badges for public-safety agencies. Its 27,000-square-foot New York facility combines established craftsmanship with modern production, and the company backs its badges with a full lifetime warranty.
Smith & Wesson is a firearms maker established in 1852, with a long-standing identity built around its revolvers. Today, the company serves consumer, law-enforcement, and military customers while also offering factory custom engraving for its handguns.
Since Wilbur Smith started the business in a dirt-floor shed in 1945, Smith Metal Works of Newark has grown into a family-owned manufacturer of salt spreaders and custom-fabricated metal equipment in Newark, New York. The company still produces its 1956 cabbage coring machine and is known for an electric-powered stainless steel pickup spreader design, while also taking on custom projects from industrial parts to architectural work. Smith Metal Works remains a small, multigenerational operation, with three generations of the Raes family having worked there at the same time.
With more than 100 years of manufacturing experience, SMK is an electronics manufacturer known for developing precise, custom solutions for demanding applications. Its America Group supports customers from engineering through production at a Tijuana factory established in 1988, where in-house manufacturing helps control quality, cost, and delivery.
In a former John Deere factory in Syracuse’s Delavan Center, Smock runs a print shop devoted to letterpress wedding invitations and stationery. Its 25 antique presses and 80-person staff produce subtly individual pieces on smooth cotton and recycled paper, with custom design available for distinctive invitations. Smock is also powered by wind energy and uses tree-free, petroleum-free retail packaging.
Established in 1981, Smokers Haven of the Southtowns is a West Seneca tobacconist offering pipes, cigars and pipe tobacco, with more than 40 years of experience in pipe repair. What sets the shop apart is its resident pipe-making tradition: owner Brian Kalnitz hand-carves pipes on site, while his son Adam carries on the craft as a third-generation pipe maker. The shop also includes a free smoking lounge and a tobacciana museum and library.
Started by Steven Milano with $120 in the bank, SMP Nutra has grown into a family business with more than 100 employees and over 150,000 square feet of manufacturing space. The company produces private-label dietary supplements for brands ranging from startups to established businesses, while keeping much of the work in-house at its FDA-registered, GMP-certified U.S. facility. Its growth earned Gold and Bronze Stevie Awards in 2021.
SMR Fibre is a regional and national recycling center based in Liverpool, New York, known for processing scrap paper for mills across the continent and around the world. It serves corporations, small businesses, and individuals through drop-off and pickup services.
Smurfit Westrock is an integrated paper and packaging manufacturer formed in July 2024 through the combination of Smurfit Kappa Group and WestRock. It makes paper-based packaging and paper and board, with a network of more than 500 locations supporting customers across global markets. Its operations also include recycling recovered fiber as part of its packaging production loop.
Founded in New York in 2009 as Sansi North America, SNA Displays remains headquartered in Times Square, where it became the only LED display manufacturer with a fully staffed office. The company is known for manufacturing and installing some of the world’s largest LED spectaculars, including the wraparound screen at 20 Times Square, while its engineering-led team supports clients from design through installation and ongoing service.
Founded in 1996 after Roger Jette conceived a hand-bendable cable tray, Snake Tray designs and manufactures cable-management systems, power distribution equipment and enclosures at its U.S. facility. The Bay Shore manufacturer stands out for products that can be installed without field fabrication, nest for more compact shipping and are supported by in-house engineering for custom project solutions. Its systems are made in the USA and include recycled-material and solar-powered manufacturing practices.
SnapHouse is a U.S.-made design system for home-design enthusiasts, hobbyists, and budding architects who want to explore ideas in three dimensions. Its reusable parts let users assemble custom houses at 1:48 scale, then take them apart and rework the design without special model-building skills or materials.
Known as a Brooklyn-based fragrance brand, Snif brings a playful, try-before-you-buy approach to scent. Its seven-day at-home trial lets customers experience a fragrance before deciding what to keep, while the brand’s vegan, cruelty-free formulas reflect its clean beauty standards.
Founded in 1958 by climber Yukio Yamai in Japan’s Niigata Prefecture, Snow Peak makes camping equipment and outdoor apparel designed around time spent in nature. The three-generation family company grew from mountaineering gear crafted with Tsubame-Sanjo metalworkers into a car-camping brand, with its Japanese-designed tents and titanium goods reflecting that origin. Snow Peak also builds community through customer camping events and outdoor hospitality, including Snow Peak Way and its U.S. Campfield.
Snyder Industries traces its roots to a 1960s fiberglass repair shop and has spent more than 60 years developing into a manufacturer of durable, engineered products. Based in Lincoln, Nebraska, the company operates six major manufacturing locations, including a plant housing the world’s largest rotational molding oven. Its work is especially closely tied to agricultural and industrial customers who need dependable storage and handling solutions.