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Founded in 1988, Steri Technologies designs and manufactures USA-made filtration equipment and systems for demanding liquid-solid separation, with particular depth in chemical and pharmaceutical applications. Its FUNDA, ZWAG and CANDLE systems have been installed at hundreds of locations worldwide, while in-house engineering, ASME pressure-vessel fabrication and lab testing support highly customized installations. Steri also keeps U.S.-based spare parts and rental equipment available for short-term needs and ongoing service.
Steri-Pharma manufactures human antibiotics at its Syracuse, New York facility and says its products reach markets across the globe. The company reports that it is approved for 40 countries and conducts regulated pharmaceutical research, manufacturing, testing, and distribution under a global quality management system.
Sterile Technologies, Inc. is an industrial sterilization specialist with many years of experience serving pharmaceutical and medical-device processors, along with manufacturers in related regulated fields. Based in Queensbury, the company designs turnkey sterilization facilities and supplies steam autoclaves for applications that include organic products.
Steriliz LLC manufactures UVC energy delivery and measurement systems that verify, record, and report programmed ultraviolet energy at targeted locations. Made in the U.S.A., its RD UVC Mobile System uses wireless remote sensors and a patented “pause and reposition” feature, while the RD-Fx™ Fixed Mount System can complete programmed cycles in as little as 45 seconds. The company’s systems are built for measured, data-tracked operation rather than time-based estimates.
SteriLumen develops patented automated and connected devices using germicidal UVC to address disinfection challenges and protect vulnerable populations from dangerous infections. The company also partnered to address airborne pathogens and provide air-purification technology.
For more than a decade, Sterling Beverage Company has been a Buffalo-based co-packer helping beverage brands bring products to market without investing in their own manufacturing facility. The company takes on production and related logistics for established brands as well as new ventures, including pilot runs for products that are still finding their footing.
Established in 1980, Sterling Cast Iron grew from the Virda family’s machine-tool work into a foundry producing high-integrity grey iron and S.G. iron castings. Based in Rajkot, the company combines casting with pattern-making, machining and finishing, giving customers the option of as-cast or fully machined parts. Its foundry has stated capacity of 3,000 metric tons a year and operates under an ISO 9001-approved quality management system.
Sterling Digital Print is a commercial printing and print-production company founded in 2007, operating around the clock from a 40,000-square-foot facility in Hauppauge, New York. It began serving financial and commercial organizations in the tri-state area and is particularly focused on accurate, time-sensitive print communications. Its integrated production operation also supports direct mail and fulfillment.
Sterling Pierce Co, Inc is a book manufacturer and printer in East Rockaway, New York. The company produces short-run digital books, bound galleys, and advanced reader copies, and provides digital color printing and book binding for orders of approximately 5 to 2,500 copies.
Since 1976, Sterling Toggle has manufactured equipment for foil stamping, embossing and diecutting, with its best-known toggle hooks and honeycomb chase systems made in its West Babylon, New York factory. Skilled machinists and operators produce and assemble 95% of what the company sells, while a lights-out manufacturing setup supports its global distribution.
Family roots and a revived sugaring operation define Sterling Valley Maple, a Lewis County producer of pure maple syrup from thousands of trees in the Adirondack foothills. Josh and Gena Stamp work with three generations of maple producers, continuing a tradition that began in 2010 and moved to its Croghan sugar shanty in 2016–17. The family also turns its certified organic syrup into products such as maple cream and flavored syrups, and sells throughout New York and across the country.
Hornell-based Stern EWS has produced specialty industrial fabrics since 1889, weaving and finishing custom materials for demanding aerospace, bearing, protective and medical applications. Its technical staff brings nearly 100 years of combined experience to fabric design and manufacture, with production and testing managed under one roof. The company’s quality management system is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Since 1889, Stern EWS has woven and finished specialty industrial fabrics to exact specifications at its Hornell manufacturing operation. Its technical staff brings nearly a century of combined experience to custom fabric design, with particular depth in demanding aerospace, bearing, and coated-substrate applications. Production is ISO 9001:2015 certified and handled under one roof, from yarn preparation through testing.
Established in 1965, Stetron International is an audio-focused manufacturer and engineering partner serving product companies worldwide. Its distinguishing strength is the combination of experienced audio engineers with in-house acoustic testing, helping customers develop and validate custom solutions before production. Stetron maintains a global presence, including offices in Buffalo and Toronto, and is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Since 2014, brewer-owned and family-operated Steuben Brewing Company has made beer at its small farm brewery on the west side of Keuka Lake. Its Local Liquid series is brewed entirely with New York State ingredients, reflecting close relationships with the farmers and maltsters who grow and process its grain and hops. The Hammondsport taproom also serves as a community gathering place, hosting live music, rotating food vendors, and the Pedal for Pilsners cycling club.
Founded by the Schwartz family after its early yogurt-making work in rural Prattsburgh, Steuben Foods is a Western New York contract manufacturer of food and beverages, specializing in low-acid aseptic production. The company has operated in Elma since 1985, where its vertically integrated facility takes products from research and development through commercial manufacturing and distribution. Steuben was among the first American manufacturers to adopt aseptic technology and later developed HydroReleased Ingredients for plant-based formulations, while powering its operation with hydroelectric energy from Niagara Falls.
Stever Hill Vineyards is a fifth-generation family farm and winery on the hills above Keuka Lake, producing about 2,000 cases of Finger Lakes wine each year. The Tones family’s grape-growing story began in 1951, and today brothers Harold, Don, and Jim oversee the operation with vineyard managers Jon and Mike Tones and winery managers Liz and Jay Sprague. Visitors can taste the estate’s dry, semi-dry, and sweet wines in the renovated 1850s Crooked Barn Tasting Room, surrounded by hundreds of acres of grapes.
Since 1946, Stever Locke has manufactured stamped metal parts, with particular expertise in electrical terminals and connectors, for customers around the world. The Honeoye Falls company handles both low- and high-volume work and backs tools built through its process with free maintenance for their lifetime. Its capabilities include production rates of 1,000 to 7,000 units per hour, supported by ISO 9001 certification and ITAR registration.
Stewart’s Shops is a family- and employee-owned convenience-store company whose integrated operations include dairy, ice cream, food production, distribution, and retail. It began as an ice cream shop and grew to more than 400 stores across New York, Vermont, and New Hampshire; the Dake family continues to lead the company, and employees own more than 40% through its ESOP. Its Greenfield, New York plant processes milk from nearby family farms and makes products for its shops.
Founded in 1967 by an engineer and ham-radio enthusiast, STI-CO Industries remains known for solving the low-visibility communication challenges faced by law enforcement. From its Orchard Park, New York, facility, the U.S. manufacturer develops custom RF antenna systems and rugged interconnects for organizations operating in demanding public-safety, defense, and transportation environments. Its quality systems are certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.