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From its 100,000-square-foot facility in Belton, ECS Environmental Solutions engineers and manufactures air-pollution and odor-control systems for industrial markets and municipalities. The company manages design, project work, manufacturing and inventory in-house, and its 2019 acquisition of KCH Engineered Systems and HEIL Engineered Process Equipment brought together expertise in municipal wastewater odor control and industrial air treatment. ECS’s equipment is proudly engineered and manufactured in the USA, with systems configurable for American Iron and Steel and Build America, Buy America requirements.
ECU Corporation designs and manufactures custom-engineered HVAC systems and nuclear-rated equipment for demanding environments. It serves defense, government, nuclear power, industrial, and commercial customers, and provides engineering, testing, commissioning, training, reverse engineering, and remote monitoring services.
Ed Schory & Sons Builders Supply is a Canton-founded company with roots dating to 1937, when it supplied coal before shifting its focus to masonry in the 1950s. Based in Louisville, Ohio, it carries forward a history of local innovation that includes Stark County’s first cement-block manufacturing facility and early use of automated boom trucks for foundation work. Today, the company serves masonry contractors and building professionals across northeast Ohio.
Family-owned and operated since 1954, Edco Supply Corporation remains based at its original Brooklyn location while serving customers from additional facilities in Ohio and Quebec. The company is known for converting and supplying military-specification packaging for defense and industrial customers, with staff averaging 10 years of experience and every order manually inspected before shipment.
Eddie Kane Steel Products, Inc. is a steel service center and processor of hot-rolled prime and non-prime steel plate, with its first value-added processing facility opened in Ohio in 2005. The New Jersey corporation operates facilities across the United States and makes custom counterweights, OEM parts, and steel burn-outs for several industries. Its Ohio flagship site is described as a 180,000-square-foot warehouse and production plant, and the company reports more than 200 employees.
Based in North Canton, Ohio, EdenPURE develops and supplies home and health products, with infrared heaters and air purifiers among its best-known offerings. A division of Suarez Industries Inc., the company says it has served millions of customers during more than 40 years in business and has been trusted since 2005. Its products are sold through a multi-channel model backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee and an emphasis on customer service and integrity.
Edge Adhesives manufactures rubber-based adhesive and sealing products, with extensive capabilities in butyl technologies. From its factory and headquarters in Grove City, Ohio, the company supplies products through private-label partnerships, direct OEM sales, and toll production, and also supports product-development projects independently and with customers.
Cincinnati-based Edge Energy builds American-made power infrastructure that converts existing single-phase service into reliable three-phase power for EV charging, telecommunications, and agricultural equipment. Founded by Greg York, the company combines patent-pending solid-state digital conversion with modular hardware to help customers deploy critical equipment without costly grid upgrades. Its EdgeEV Power Source is designed and assembled in the United States, with products ranging from mobile charging skids to infrastructure power systems.
Edge Plastics, Inc. manufactures polymer storage products using injection molding at its Mansfield, Ohio facility. Founded in 1975 as D&M Plastics by Marilyn and David Eckstein, the company remains family-owned and operated; Shelley Fisher took over in 2005. Its facilities include 36 injection molding machines and a substantial distribution center serving shipments across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
After seeing guests with disabilities struggle to remain in the water while working at Wyandot Lake near Columbus, Ohio, inventor and president Keith Chlapaty created EdgeMate Pool Chair, a portable in-pool seat for comfortable shallow-water relaxation. The lightweight chair hangs on the edge of compatible in-ground pools without installation, folds flat for storage, and is intended for adult swimmers of all abilities. EdgeMate also supplies pool builders and resorts with packaged seating and optional custom branding.
For more than four decades, Edgerton Forge has been a proudly American manufacturer in Edgerton, Ohio, building its reputation on forged steel components and domestic production. Acquired by AVIS Industrial Corporation in 1985, the company has evolved from an automotive supplier into an OEM partner for demanding industrial customers, with annual forging capacity exceeding 12,000 tons. Edgerton Forge maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Edgewell Personal Care is a global personal care company formed in 2015, with a team of 6,200 and brands reaching consumers in more than 50 countries. It makes personal care products and describes its heritage as spanning more than 250 years through brands including Wilkinson Sword and Schick. The company operates across wet shave, sun and skin care, and feminine care categories.
Edgework Creative manufactures custom millwork, metalwork, furniture, fixtures, and architectural elements for commercial and residential projects. Its capabilities include woodworking, metal fabrication, CNC operation, finishing, project development, delivery, and installation, serving restaurants, hospitality, offices, multifamily housing, and residential customers nationwide.
Founded in Ohio in 1985, Edjean Technical Services is the Sullivan-based company behind EdjeTech, known for building coolant recycling equipment for industrial plants. Its engineers tailor systems to the fluid and layout of machine shops, tube mills, and other manufacturing operations, then provide parts support for the installed equipment.
For more than 60 years, Chagrin Falls-based Edmar Chemical Company has manufactured institutional hygiene and infection-control products, with a particular focus on sanitizing hands, hard surfaces, and textiles. Its specialty textile sanitizers and alcohol-free Pro~Tex™ hand sanitizer serve settings ranging from hospitals and schools to athletic facilities and correctional institutions, while the company also educates and trains customers on infection prevention.
EDTM, Inc. is a Toledo manufacturer known for more than 30 years of expertise in handheld testing technology for the window industry. Its American-made instruments help glass and window professionals verify materials and performance in the field or on the production floor, with NIST-traceable calibration supporting reliable measurements.
Edw. C. Levy Co. is a family-owned, vertically integrated company that began in 1918 with a single truck and grew from a 1922 slag-hauling relationship with the Ford Rouge Plant. Now spanning four generations and employing more than 2,500 people, the company transforms materials into products such as asphalt and concrete and provides industrial services.
Since 1935, Edward Fields Carpet Makers has created bespoke luxury carpets and rugs, combining American design with highly skilled hand craftsmanship. Edward Fields pioneered the term “area rug” and developed its signature Magic Needle tufting tool, while its custom work has appeared in landmark settings including the White House, Air Force One and Philip Johnson’s Glass House. Now part of the House of Tai Ping, the company continues to work with designers and artists on carpets for distinctive interiors worldwide.
With more than a century of heritage, Edwards Vacuum develops vacuum and abatement equipment and services for critical industrial, research and semiconductor applications. Its work ranges from vacuum pumps and semiconductor abatement systems to accredited gauge calibration, with a stated focus on reducing the environmental impact of manufacturing. Edwards is part of the Atlas Copco Group and serves tens of thousands of customers worldwide.
Born as a spin-off from Eindhoven University of Technology, EFFECT Photonics designs and manufactures monolithic indium-phosphide laser assemblies for coherent telecom and data-center networks. Based at Eindhoven’s High Tech Campus, the fabless scale-up builds compact tunable lasers on a common in-house InP platform, including its pico ITLA for 100G transceivers. Its European engineering base and Asia-Pacific supply chain support production-ready products for customers worldwide.