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Family-run since day one, Eight Oaks Farm Distillery grew from a Lehigh Valley farming tradition into a gathering place where the family’s connection to the land shapes its spirits. The distillery grows its own grain, follows regenerative farming practices, and welcomes the surrounding community to its farm tasting room. Its Pennsylvania rye whiskey reflects that farm-to-glass approach.
Einfalt Recycling & Salvage, Inc. is a Stockertown, Pennsylvania scrap metal recycler and industrial services provider whose roots trace to Dennis Charles Einfalt’s trucking business, started in 1969. The family business grew into a regional buyer of ferrous and non-ferrous metals and has provided roll-off container service since 1995; it now also ships scrap by rail through its on-site partnership with LewRail LLC.
Eisai Inc. is the U.S. pharmaceutical business of Eisai, conducting research, development and manufacturing in the United States for nearly 40 years. Its work includes biologic medicines and treatments in neurology and oncology, with U.S. operations spanning discovery through manufacturing and distribution.
Founded in 2017 by Joe, Eisenwood is a Pittsburgh custom fabrication shop making handcrafted woodwork and metalwork. What began in a basement has grown into a 7,200-square-foot East End facility, where a four-person team combines the founder’s German woodworking and Irish ironworking heritage with Pittsburgh’s industrial tradition.
EKL Machine Company grew from Ed Lydon’s one-lathe Philadelphia garage, where he began the business in 1979 at age 23. Today, the company remains focused on the can industry, designing precision tooling and equipment for can makers while providing the engineering support needed to keep production moving. Its four buildings span more than 50,000 square feet, with operations in the Philadelphia area and Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh-based EKTO VR builds robotic footwear that lets virtual-reality users walk naturally in place, expanding movement beyond a compact physical room. Founded by Brad Factor, a robotics engineer with Cornell and Carnegie Mellon training, the small team has spent seven years and eight major design iterations developing its VR boots and consumer Adventure Shoes. Its patented footwear has been used in more than 500 professional and commercial user experiences, including research by Johns Hopkins Applied Physics Laboratory.
EL TORO develops wearable weight-training equipment, best known for its Speedwraps™ system of interchangeable weighted inserts worn in fitted lower-leg wraps. Based in Export, Pennsylvania, the company makes its wraps from sweat-wicking Dri-FIT material with an anatomical fit and directional stretch, serving activities from dance and gymnastics to fitness and yoga.
Elco Sintered Alloys is a powdered metal parts manufacturer incorporated in Pennsylvania in 1958. After starting in a garage in St. Marys, the company moved to its current location in Kersey in the early 1970s, where it develops and produces sintered parts for customer applications.
Founded in 1988, ELCON Technologies is a Pittsburgh-area system integrator known for custom-built solutions for industrial and municipal operations. Its in-house facility supports tailored automation work, while its turnkey field team carries projects through installation and startup for customers seeking one partner instead of several.
Known since 2006 for its specialized focus on precision components, ELcoPC is an authorized VPG distributor and technical design-in center serving engineers and board designers. It keeps selected foil resistors in stock for quick shipment while also supporting custom requirements and application-specific testing.
Founded in 1946, Elderlee, Inc. is a fourth-generation privately owned manufacturer and construction company specializing in highway safety products. Its upstate New York manufacturing operations cover more than 200,000 square feet, and its heritage in highway guide rail dates to the early development of New York State roadside railing. Elderlee also installs highway safety products, with crews operating alongside affiliate L.S. Lee from New York through the Carolinas.
Electralloy manufactures specialty alloys and metal products at its facilities in Oil City, Pennsylvania, using AOD refining and VAR and ESR remelting capabilities. The company has produced Nitronic® products as North America’s exclusive licensed producer and has been part of G.O. Carlson, Inc. since 1991.
Founded in Brooklyn in 1946, Electri-Cord Manufacturing Co. has grown from a power-cord maker into a family-owned electronics contract manufacturer producing custom wiring harnesses, cable assemblies and larger electronic assemblies. From its 65,000-square-foot headquarters in Westfield, Pennsylvania, ECM supports projects from design through end-of-life while pairing U.S. engineering and manufacturing with nearshore and global production. Its quality system includes ISO 9001:2015, UL and CSA approvals, with IATF 16949 certification at its Guadalajara facility.
Electric Motor & Supply is an Altoona legacy company whose roots reach back to a motor-repair shop started by John E. Force in 1923; Ralph and Helen Force established EMS in 1956. Still firmly rooted in Blair County, the company works from a 70,000-square-foot facility serving industrial customers across a six-state region and beyond. Its long-running specialty is repairing and remanufacturing electric motors, with a separate locomotive-services operation supporting regional and short-line railroads.
Electro Soft Inc. is an American electronics contract manufacturer founded in 1986 by Jim and Sheila Wallace and based in Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania. The family-owned, women-owned company employs 32 skilled professionals and operates a 16,000-square-foot facility, building custom wiring harnesses, cable assemblies, printed circuit boards, cabinet assemblies, and military electronics for clients in aviation, rail, transit, OEM, and defense. With over 35 years of experience, Electro Soft is known for its in-house assembly teams, ISO 9001 certification, and just-in-time delivery.
Founded in 1971 from Lew Powell’s garage, Electro Systems builds custom cable, wiring-harness, tubing and electromechanical assemblies for contract-manufacturing customers. The West Grove company grew from an early flexible-Teflon tubing project for DuPont into a low-volume manufacturing specialist known for solving difficult assembly problems, including integrated electrical and fluid-delivery systems. Its 18,000-square-foot facility supports UL-certified work and IPC/WHMA-A-620-trained cable and harness technicians.
Founded in 1981, Electro Technik Industries is a Clearwater-based parent company that designs and manufactures passive electronic components through a network of stand-alone subsidiary manufacturers. Its businesses cover capacitive and resistive components, microwave/RF components, and magnetics and transformers, with resources coordinated to match customer requirements. ETI remains privately held and is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1989, Electro-Mechanical Integrators designs and manufactures CNC plasma cutting systems for tube, pipe and miscellaneous metals. Based in Pennsylvania, EMI makes nearly all of its machines in the USA, including most critical mechanical components, and has supplied systems used by thousands of fabricators, OEMs and job shops. Its machines combine multiple cutting processes in a single setup, with USA-based technical support for shops ranging from first-time CNC users to high-volume operations.
Family-owned since its 1962 founding, Electro-Space Fabricators grew from a Topton shop serving the electronics and space programs into a custom manufacturer for demanding OEM work. The company is known for keeping production in-house at its 125,000-square-foot facility, where it turns customer designs into precision sheet-metal enclosures and related assemblies. Its quality system conforms to ISO 9001, and ESF is ITAR registered.
Established in 1976, Electro-Tech Systems, Inc. is a Perkasie, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for its long-running focus on electrostatic testing. Its independent U.S. laboratory supports companies that need specialized evaluation of products and materials, while its equipment is sold worldwide.