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Family-owned since 1937, Ebel Tape and Label grew from selling gummed tape and stamps into a Cincinnati manufacturer of custom printed labels and tape. The Heidemann family has operated the company since purchasing it in 1974, with Larry Heidemann advancing from the press room to president. Ebel serves both the public and the printing industry, producing runs from one label to 10 million in up to six colors.
Established in Canton, Ohio, in 1877, Eberhard Manufacturing Company has carried its manufacturing tradition from early hardware for saddlery and carriages into secure-access engineering for OEMs worldwide. Today, its Strongsville operation develops custom mechanical and electromechanical systems alongside standard hardware, supported by global operations and ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications.
EBNER manufactures specialized continuous and batch-type heat treatment furnaces for the metals industries. The company provides function-specific heat treatment solutions, including furnace facilities, process automation systems, and after-sales services.
EBNER GROUP is an Austrian family tradition in industrial technology, led by CEO Robert Ebner and shaped by more than a century of experience in aluminum processing. The group develops tailored furnace and casting solutions for producers of steel, non-ferrous metals and aluminum, while also pursuing advanced-materials work for semiconductor applications. Its worldwide organization keeps manufacturing, research and customer support closely connected.
Founded in 1948, family-owned EBNER Industrieofenbau GmbH develops, fabricates, installs and commissions heat-treatment furnace facilities for producers of semi-finished steel, aluminum and copper-based metal products. Based in Leonding, Austria, the company combines furnace engineering with modern burner and energy-efficiency technologies, and supports installations through a global service network.
EBNERFAB is a full-service job shop in Wadsworth, Ohio, specializing in medium- to heavy-steel fabrication, annealing components, plate rolling, piping, tanks, process skids, and complete system assemblies. It works with stainless steel, carbon steel, and high-nickel alloys for energy, renewable energy, chemical, pharmaceutical, oil and gas, and metal-producing industries.
Echo Spirits Distilling Co. makes craft rum, whiskey, vodka and liqueurs in Columbus’s Grandview neighborhood, where visitors can meet the distillers behind the bottle. Its rum lineup is made entirely in-house, while sourced whiskey is selected barrel by barrel rather than blended blindly. The distillery also turns its local-minded approach into hands-on experiences, including tours, barrel picks and a bottle-your-own-bourbon program.
Echo Therm is a Springfield, Ohio manufacturer founded in 1947 that has remained on the same production floor for nearly 80 years, even as much of the thermometer industry moved overseas. It makes mercury-free glass thermometers for distributors, OEMs, and other volume buyers, with each tube still aligned and inspected by hand before shipment.
Echogen develops and builds thermal energy systems based on supercritical carbon dioxide, turning waste heat into power and storing electricity as heat for grid and industrial applications. The Akron company brings nearly two decades of sCO₂ development to hands-on engineering, with systems designed, tested, and refined by its own team rather than left at the concept stage. Its 1.5 MWth heat engine completed more than 100 hours of autonomous operation at 600°C in 2024, while its power-conversion technology is also being developed for advanced nuclear reactors.
Founded in 1876, ECKART GmbH is an ALTANA division headquartered in Hartenstein, Germany, with approximately 2,000 employees worldwide. The company is known for producing metallic and pearlescent effect pigments for manufacturers whose products need distinctive visual or functional finishes, and it supports powder-coating customers through its STARBONDING service.
For more than 30 years, Eclipse Creative has grown from a photography studio into a family-led creative company headed by founder Jeff Burt and owner Sandra Burt. The Gahanna operation now employs nearly 50 people across 52,000 square feet, helping brands create visual campaigns and branded environments through an in-house production team.
From its Central Ohio campus, Eclipse Exhibits designs, builds, and manages trade show exhibits and event experiences for clients with an international reach. Part of the Eclipse Creative family, the company pairs boutique local service with a 24,000-square-foot production space and in-house creative capabilities, while a global service network handles event execution. Eclipse Creative has operated as a creative services company for more than 25 years, and Eclipse Exhibits is a 3M Certified Graphics Installation Company.
ECM Performance Materials is described as a small manufacturing support company providing custom material solutions, from basic repackaging to complex custom mixing formulations.
As a joint venture of Energy Technologies Inc. and Bio Carbon Fuels, Eco Energy International develops modular systems that turn municipal waste and other carbon-based feedstocks into clean hydrogen and syngas. Its patented Base Facilitated Reformer captures carbon rather than releasing CO or CO2, while the company’s Total Recovery Facility concept separates recyclable materials and reduces reliance on landfills. The Mansfield, Ohio venture draws on ETI’s established power-equipment manufacturing operation and its portfolio of U.S. and international hydrogen patents.
Women-owned small business EcoPack America is known for putting sustainability at the center of its packaging work. From its Fairfield, Ohio base, the company serves diverse industries with paper containers and related supply-chain support, drawing on more than a decade of collaboration with organizations across the country.
Built on a Cleveland-area waste company’s nearly century-long history, EcoPro Solutions develops natural spill-absorbent products and provides environmental, health and safety services for industrial workplaces. Its signature COIRLOC absorbent uses coconut husks rather than conventional clay, while the company also designs customized spill stations and mobile response equipment. EcoPro’s professionals support clients with site safety, waste-management planning, investigations and audits.
Ecore International is a rubber circularity company that reclaims end-of-life rubber and turns it into performance products, including flooring and playground surfacing. Founded in 1871, the company reports more than 150 years in operation, 800+ employees, and over 15 U.S. locations; its history began with cork and expanded into rubber and recycled-rubber flooring.
Rooted in more than 50 years of experience, ECOROLL AG Werkzeugtechnik develops and manufactures tools for mechanical surface treatment, including roller burnishing and deep rolling systems. The company’s 80-plus employees build tailor-made solutions in Germany, where its tools smooth surfaces and strengthen component edge zones without removing material. ECOROLL has operated under its current name since 1996 and also develops process-monitoring technology such as ECOsense for documenting rolling forces in production.
EcoSox makes bamboo-based socks for everyday wear, outdoor activity, athletic use and foot-health needs, with viscose fibers derived from sustainable bamboo at the center of its designs. The brand grew out of BBS Hosiery, which began manufacturing and distributing hosiery in 1988, and EcoSox was established in 2008 as the company shifted toward higher-performance, more environmentally focused socks. Its Greenville, Ohio operation also ties selected purchases to tree planting and backs marked products with a lifetime blister-free guarantee.
Ecotera Health develops AI-driven diagnostic platforms that measure microplastics and nanoplastics in human biofluids, translating environmental exposure data into health insights. The biomedical startup is building smartphone-based and laboratory-integrated systems for samples such as urine, blood, and saliva, with its EcoExposure platform aimed at decentralized monitoring and population-scale research. Its work connects environmental sensing with biological assays and potential interventions for exposure-associated disease.