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RBC Bearings knows to keep its bearings in line. RBC Bearings makes an array of plain, roller, and ball bearing products. It specializes in regulated bearings needed by OEMs and aftermarkets such as commercial and military aircraft, automobiles and commercial trucks, industrial and agricultural machinery, and other equipment. Tapping US niche markets, its precision lineup has more than 32,800 applications, from engine controls to radar systems, mining tools, and gear pumps. The company's top customers, including Caterpillar, Komatsu America, and the US Department of Defense, account for more than 30% of sales. RBC Bearings has grown since 1919 to 20-plus manufacturing facilities in Europe and North America.

Senco Brands makes power-fastening systems, including fasteners such as nails, screws, cleats, and staples, and the nailers, staplers, and other pneumatic tools to fasten them. SENCO serves contractors, remodelers, and manufacturers of boats, furniture, pallets, and other products. Its products are sold through a network of dealers, including Fastenal, Home Depot, and Lowes. Among the company's products is an all-battery-powered finish and trim nailer. Founded in 1951, the firm was purchased out of bankruptcy by private equity firm Wynnchurch Capital for $43 million in 2009.

Shiloh Industries produces steel blanks, stampings, and modular assemblies for the automotive, heating and air-conditioning, and lawn and garden equipment industries. It also makes tools and assembly equipment for its own use and to sell to OEMs and other suppliers. Shiloh's largest customer is General Motors, which accounts for over 40% of sales. Other customers include Ford, Chrysler, and Toyota, as well as home appliance manufacturers, construction companies, and steel producers. Its nine manufacturing plants are located in Ohio, Michigan, Georgia, and Tennessee, and in Mexico. The company was founded in 1950 as Shiloh Tool & Die Manufacturing.

Shop-Vac Corporation is the leading manufacturer of wet/dry vacuums and their accessories (filters, hoses, nozzles, and replacement parts) for home and industrial use. The company also sells a two-in-one product, the Blow Vac. Shop-Vac sells its vacuums online (Amazon.com) and in home improvement centers, such as Lowe's, as well as in appliance, discount (Wal-Mart Stores), and hardware stores (Ace Hardware), nationwide and in Canada. The company also sells replacement parts, filters, and other accessories online.

Shopsmith makes and markets multipurpose woodworking tools -- most notably the Shopsmith Mark V. The Mark V performs the functions of a disk sander, horizontal boring machine, lathe, table saw, and vertical drill press and, with attachments, band saw, belt sander, jointer, planer, scroll saw, and strip sander. Accessories include a lathe duplicator for reproducing original turnings and a dust collector for dust-free woodworking. The company also offers single-use tools and accessories. Shopsmith directly markets through demonstrations and by telephone, mail order, and online. Founded in 1972, Shopsmith is run by Chairman John Folkerth and his son Robert, the firm's CEO.

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