Manufacturing of other cutting dies

Census designationManufacturing of other cutting dies, for use in cutting wood, cloth, paper, leathers, etc., for machines and power-driven handtools (excluding dies for cutting metal and steel rule dies)

Facility	City	State	Employees	Status
SGScientific Games International	Alpharetta	GA	—	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
Seachange Printing & Marketing Services LLC	Plymouth	MN	100–499	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SMSeekonk Manufacturing Company, INC.	Seekonk	MA	—	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SISelect Industries INC - New Castle Facility	New Castle	PA	—	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SAShawmut Advertising Inc	Peabody	MA	20–99	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SGSignature Graphics INC	Portland	OR	100–499	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SESigntech Electrical Advertising INC	San Diego	CA	100–499	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SKSimmons Knife & Saw	Glendale Heights	IL	20–99	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SISimonds International LLC	Fitchburg	MA	—	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SISimonds International, LLC	Ridgefield	WA	—	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SKSkinner & Kennedy-natural Bridge Road	Saint Louis	MO	—	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SCSmyth Companies - Bedford	Bedford	VA	100–499	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SCSmyth Companies - Green Bay	Green Bay	WI	20–99	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SCSmyth Companies - Wilmington	Wilmington	MA	20–99	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SOSnap on Tools Elkmont	Elkmont	AL	100–499	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SPSolo Printing, LLC	Miami	FL	100–499	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SPSpartan Printing & Packaging, Inc.	Arlington	TX	20–99	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SPStarprint Publications, Inc.	Portage	PA	20–99	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SCSt Croix Press INC	New Richmond	WI	20–99	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SBSterling Business Forms, Inc. - Sacramento	Sacramento	CA	1–19	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SLSteven Label LLC	Santa Fe Springs	CA	—	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SPstlyecraft printing	Canton	MI	20–99	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SMSt Meinrad Archabbey	Saint Meinrad	IN	—	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SIStout Industries Inc-jennings	Jennings	MO	—	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE
SVStratis Visuals LLC	Newark	DE	—	◐ LIKELY ACTIVE

FactoryRegistry lists 6,833 facilities whose primary industry classification is one of the 2 industries above. This is a list by industry, not a list of makers: Census reports that establishments in these industries produced other cutting dies, for use in cutting wood, cloth, paper, leathers, etc., for machines and power-driven handtools (excluding dies for cutting metal and steel rule dies), in the shares shown above, and does not say which establishments. Where a plant’s own website or a federal registry names what that plant makes, it appears on the plant’s own page with the source named.