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Elgin Lighting, LLC makes lighting, camera systems, and explosion-proof enclosures for underground mining and other demanding industrial equipment. Its roots reach back to 1977, when Mining Controls Incorporated introduced an MSHA-certified explosion-proof headlight; that lighting division became Elgin Lighting in 2023 under wholly owned Right Lane Industries. The Sophia, West Virginia company now supports its safety-focused product line with ISO 9001:2015 and IECEx quality certifications.
Since 1977, Elgin Power Solutions has designed, manufactured, and installed specialized medium- and high-voltage electrical power systems from its West Virginia manufacturing facility. The company combines in-house engineering, fabrication, and construction for turnkey substations and high-voltage EPC projects, while also maintaining a distinctive focus on mobile utility equipment and explosion-proof enclosures for mining and tunneling. Its field service teams support customers through startup, testing, and ongoing maintenance.
Elgin Separation Solutions designs, manufactures, services, and repairs specialized processing equipment and engineered systems for separation, dewatering, material sizing, and material handling. Founded in 1864, the company reports more than 20,000 installations worldwide and operates as part of the ASTEC family of brands. Its work serves industrial processing and natural-resource operations, including mining, oil and gas, and water intake.
Elite Mechanical and Welding LLC is a Hedgesville shop known for certified welding craftsmanship and service to clients ranging from individuals to corporate businesses. The company handles custom fabrication and pressure-vessel work, with National Board R-, U-, and S-stamp certifications supporting its work on pressure-retaining equipment.
Proudly popped in Charleston’s historic Elk City district, Elk City Popcorn Company makes small-batch gourmet popcorn in more than 40 flavors. Its playful creations draw inspiration from the neighborhood’s bygone amusement park, while monthly limited-time flavors keep the Popatorium’s lineup changing. The company also helps local schools, teams, and groups raise money through customized spirit mixes and popcorn fundraisers.
Energy Glass develops ENERGYGLASS™, an optically clear building-integrated photovoltaic window system that turns vertical glazing into a source of electricity without grids, dots, or lines across the field of vision. Its patented inorganic nanotechnology redirects light to protected edge collectors, allowing the glass to generate power from sunlight and ambient light while serving as a building window. The company also applies the technology to energy-supporting greenhouse systems.
EnerSys makes stored-energy and power-system equipment for industrial, infrastructure and defense applications, from batteries and chargers to integrated systems that keep essential operations running. The company serves customers in more than 100 countries and has more than 100 years of battery-technology experience, with solutions used everywhere from data centers and communications networks to electric forklifts and spacecraft. EnerSys is also the largest supplier of batteries to the U.S. Department of Defense.
Known for its Door Desk®, Engiteq is a U.S. manufacturer serving warehouse and distribution operations. The company develops durable material-handling equipment and practical workforce solutions for businesses that need to keep packages moving and limit downtime.
Family-owned ENGLO, established in 2001, designs and manufactures dust-control equipment and custom extraction systems for demanding industrial environments. With engineering offices across the United States and manufacturing, assembly, and testing in West Virginia, the company combines wet and dry dust-control technology with field service and real-time Dust Source Mapping. ENGLO reports more than 510 completed projects worldwide and received the SBA’s Exporter of the Year award in 2013.
Founded in 1989, Environmental Protection Services in Wheeling handles the disposal and recycling of transformers, electrical equipment and dielectric oil, including materials with high PCB contamination. Its 50,000-square-foot facility houses a custom furnace described as the nation’s largest, while the company’s PCBX process has reclaimed more than 100 million gallons of oil. EPS is also an EPA-approved PCB disposal and storage facility and dispatches crews nationwide for substation equipment removal, including the dismantling of two 2-million-pound transformers.
For 70 years, Equipment & Controls, Inc. (ECI) has helped industrial customers across western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, western Maryland and Ohio run their plants through automation and process-control solutions, engineering and lifecycle service. From its Lawrence headquarters and 108,000-square-foot Operations Center, ECI combines local field support with a full fabrication operation for custom control panels and turnkey skids. The ISO 9001:2015-registered company is also an Emerson-certified strategic partner, with 24/7 emergency support for critical systems.
ESC Brands, LLC develops nano antimicrobial coatings and antiviral technologies, then turns them into long-lasting hygiene, cleaning and disinfection products. Research begun in North Carolina in 2010 has grown into brands such as My-shield, Germfree24 and Doctor Ink, including a specialized line for tattoo aftercare and skin protection. The company’s Zetrisil® technology has been tested in accredited laboratories in Canada, China, India and the United States, and its U.S.-made My-shield disinfectants have received EPA approval.
EVAX Inc. is the manufacturing and commercialization subsidiary of Enepret Incorporated, a company founded in 2017 to commercialize triterpene-production technologies developed at the University of Kentucky. Its lean team brings together synthetic-biology researchers and pharmaceutical manufacturing specialists to help vaccine developers move from early research into clinical work with non-animal adjuvants and their key ingredients. EVAX manufactures these materials in a 3,500-square-foot facility at the West Virginia University Innovation Corporation in Morgantown.
ExesaLibero Pharma is a Morgantown-based research company built around expertise from West Virginia University and partner academic institutions. It develops small-molecule treatments for bone erosion, advancing its lead candidate ELP-004 toward clinical testing for conditions that damage bone and joints.
Extreme Endeavors is a small business whose story began supporting scientific research on the Antarctic ice. For more than 25 years, the Philippi, West Virginia, company has carried that experience into practical water automation work for communities and infrastructure operators, with a focus on SCADA engineering and support that continues after implementation.
FASTSIGNS International, Inc. is the global franchisor of FASTSIGNS Centers, a business-to-business visual communications network offering custom signage and graphics. The company says it has over 780 centers in eight countries and 40 years of experience, guiding projects from concept through design, production, delivery, and installation. FASTSIGNS locations serve businesses and organizations, including manufacturers, schools, retailers, construction companies, and healthcare facilities; each center is independently owned and operated.
Founded in 1987 by engineers who helped design an early commercial-aviation solid-state 400Hz converter, Morgantown’s FCX Systems manufactures power-conversion equipment for aircraft, military systems, shipyards and industrial customers. The company designs, builds and tests its equipment in-house, and its frequency converters and diesel ground power units are installed in more than 75 countries across every continent. FCX is ISO 9001:2015 certified and received Boeing’s Gold Composite Rating for quality and on-time delivery in 2015–16.
Family-owned and operated since Michael Rowh purchased the West Virginia operation in 2006, Federal Industrial Services WV provides metal-finishing and industrial cleaning services from the Mid-Ohio Valley. The company traces its specialized work to 1973, has maintained a union affiliation since 1975, and travels throughout the country for industrial customers, with shop facilities available for parts and restoration projects. Its work includes thermal-sprayed coatings and low-dust vapor or dry-ice blast cleaning, including cleaning HRSG compressor rotors.
Still family owned after more than a century, Fenton Art Glass Company carries forward the work begun by brothers Frank L. and John W. Fenton in 1905. Based near its original Williamstown, West Virginia, factory, the company continues the Fenton tradition through American-made pieces formed in original moulds and finished by hand-painted decoration.
Founded by Frank V. Feroleto in 1958, Feroleto Steel processes precision-rolled flat steel and custom-slits coils for manufacturers large and small. Now a wholly owned subsidiary of Toyota Tsusho America, the company operates facilities in Bridgeport, Weirton and Knoxville, pairing stocked inventories and company-owned trucking with just-in-time delivery. Its Bridgeport headquarters spans 170,000 square feet, and the company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.