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Originally engineered for military trauma care, TyTek Medical develops emergency medical equipment that helps first responders and healthcare professionals stabilize patients before advanced care arrives. For more than a decade, its trauma-care range has been trusted worldwide and includes distinctive solutions such as the PneumoDart and XTricate rescue sleeve. TyTek became part of SAM Medical on September 17, 2025, bringing its trauma-care expertise into SAM’s broader pre-hospital emergency medical business.
Since 1962, U S Chemical has made commercial cleaning chemicals and dispensing systems for foodservice, hospitality, healthcare and other institutional facilities. Based in Watertown, Wisconsin, the company develops cleaning programs for distributor partners and supports them with product development, equipment, private-label manufacturing and training.
The U.S. Army Tank-automotive & Armaments Command manages the Army’s ground-equipment supply chain and oversees industrial facilities that manufacture, repair, upgrade, and modernize Army equipment. Its Industrial Operations include five manufacturing arsenals and maintenance depots in the Army Organic Industrial Base; the Anniston Army Depot is identified as a Center of Industrial and Technical Excellence for combat vehicles and related military equipment. TACOM also manages sustainment and repair-parts logistics for more than 3,500 weapon systems.
Founded in 1936 as the American Culvert Company, U.S. Bridge engineers and manufactures prefabricated steel bridges for public and private projects worldwide. The company grew from early all-welded steel truss and beam bridge work into a factory-direct operation with more than 250,000 square feet of engineering and fabrication facilities on a six-acre campus. Its work includes bridge kits and project support from scoping through fabrication, shipping and erection, backed by AISC certification for major bridges.
U.S. Chemical Services is an American toll processor and packager that helps chemical manufacturers, distributors, and end users prepare material for shipment and production. Its team brings more than 100 years of combined chemical industry experience to a 100,000-square-foot facility, handling work from gram-scale repacks to 40,000-pound bulk loads. The company emphasizes long-term customer partnerships and typically starts projects within 48 hours of receiving materials.
Family-owned since 1940, U.S. Chrome Corporation engineers industrial hard chrome and other precision surface coatings for manufacturers whose parts must resist wear, corrosion, and tight-tolerance demands. Its research and development program has produced proprietary finishes and chromium alternatives, while a national network of five U.S. facilities supports both specialized work and high-volume production. The company serves demanding markets including aerospace and defense, with facilities holding Nadcap and ISO 9001:2015 credentials.
For more than two decades, employee-owned U.S. COEXCELL has built its reputation in Maumee around carefully controlled blow molding for customers whose packaging must meet demanding purity requirements. Its proprietary ICAS™ process combines clean-room finishing with in-house particle testing for ultra-pure drums used in electronic and pharmaceutical chemical applications, while the company also serves food processors with reusable packaging.
Founded by Anthony Thomas in 1983, U.S. Cotton manufactures cotton products for beauty, personal care, first aid and medical markets, including its Swisspers line and private-label programs. From its early start importing cotton rounds in California, the company has grown into a domestic manufacturing operation with plants in New Mexico, Ohio and North Carolina. Its U.S.-made production is paired with patented stitched-edge and exfoliating technologies and a focus on recycling manufacturing materials.
Since 1865, U.S. Stoneware has built its identity around ceramic materials for process industries, manufacturing from a 70,000-square-foot facility near Youngstown, Ohio. The company is known for ceramic milling equipment and supports industrial customers with custom work and toll milling when standard equipment is not enough.
For more than 40 years, Udderly Smooth has made pharmacist-formulated creams and lotions in the USA to moisturize and soothe rough, dry skin without a greasy feel. Its Extra Care line, developed with oncology and diabetes patients in mind, is recommended by oncology nurses and other healthcare professionals, while the original cream remains a practical everyday choice for families and active hands.
Founded in 1955 as Universal Forest Products, UFP Industries is a Grand Rapids-based holding company whose operating businesses manufacture and sell products for construction, retail building products, and industrial packaging. Its operations span 196 locations worldwide, and the company describes a history that began supplying lumber to factory-built housing before expanding into a family of businesses.
From its Grand Rapids headquarters, UFP Packaging designs and manufactures custom industrial packaging and OEM components, including wood, corrugated, protective and metal solutions. Part of UFP Industries, the company combines engineering and an ISTA-, ASTM- and ISO-certified testing lab with more than 100 facilities worldwide and a workforce of over 4,500 employees. Its long-standing lift-van manufacturing operation has supplied State Department and overseas shipping containers for more than 50 years.
Founded in 1986 as a partnership between Nihon Tokushu Toryo and Autoneum, UGN has grown into a North American automotive supplier with manufacturing plants in the United States and Mexico. The company is particularly established in the Japanese-transplant market, where it develops acoustic solutions for automakers and applies Toyota Production System principles across its operations. UGN also maintains an environmental management system aligned with ISO 14001:2015.
Founded in 1983, Uhrichsville Carbide Inc. builds custom carbide-tipped cutting tools for woodworking applications, often working from a customer’s drawing, existing tool, or wood sample. The Uhrichsville shop also designs automatic lathe heads from scratch and sharpens, re-tips, and reconditions carbide tooling, giving customers an in-house partner for both new and restored cutting equipment.
Founded by Charity Sayers in 2015, Uhuru Naturals makes handmade natural hair, skin, and body care products that pair traditional beauty practices with modern formulations. The company’s offerings draw on African and Asian remedies, including Chebe and Ambunu for hair care and Qasil for skin cleansing, alongside small-batch balms such as its grass-fed tallow formula.
Founded in Puerto Rico in 2005 by engineer Yoel F. Rivera-Santos, Ultimate Solutions Corp. builds and integrates packaging automation, inspection and serialization systems while providing engineering and regulatory-compliance services for the Life Sciences industry. Now marking 20 years, the company has grown from five contractors at a Pfizer operation into a global business with more than 230 employees and offices in Puerto Rico, Spain and the United States. Its 7,500-square-foot integration and testing facility and in-house Academy support projects and technical training before equipment reaches the customer’s site.
Ultium Cells LLC is a joint venture between General Motors and LG Energy Solution that mass-produces battery cells. Its facilities manufacture large-format pouch-style NCMA battery cells for GM electric vehicles and produce or are expanding production of LFP battery cells for energy storage systems.
Family-owned in Central Ohio, Ultra Prints grew from a small screen-printing shop into a custom print shop making decorated apparel and promotional signage. Its in-house design capability supports custom orders, while its school-spirit work includes designs for Hamilton Rangers, Groveport Madison Cruisers, and Marion-Franklin Red Devils.
Ultra PRO International designs and manufactures memorabilia collecting and tabletop gaming accessories, photo and scrapbooking albums and pages, trading-card protection and storage products, tabletop games, and related licensed merchandise.
Established in 2002, Malaysia-based Ultra Racing manufactures vehicle chassis-handling and tuning components, with its signature one-piece bracket-and-strut-bar design built to resist chassis flex. The company says it was the first in Malaysia to introduce multipoint bars and now distributes to more than 14 countries, with products developed through street and racetrack testing. Ultra Racing holds ISO 9001:2008 certification and has received Asia Pacific brand and product awards.