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Established in Sidney in 1976, Electro Controls is an engineering-driven manufacturer known for supporting OEMs and industrial operations from a single 90,000-square-foot facility. Its team develops custom control panels and related electrical systems, with projects handled under an ISO 9001:2015 quality system and UL 508A capabilities.
Established in Dallas in 1979, Electro-Cap International, Inc. moved to Eaton, Ohio, in 1988 under its current owner and marked 35 years in business in 2023. The company is known for making electrode caps that support EEG work and related neurological research, serving hospitals, universities, and private laboratories.
Electro-General Plastics is a three-generation family business whose roots in the trade reach back to 1961, when Patrick J. Castro joined the company; the Castro family purchased its Columbus operation in 1981. Today, the company is known for vacuum forming difficult-to-form thermoplastic parts for customers ranging from automotive manufacturers to consumer-goods businesses, working from design through production at facilities in Ohio and Tennessee.
ElectroCraft, Inc. is a global motion-control manufacturer known for tailoring fractional-horsepower motor systems to the exact needs of OEM customers. Its products support equipment makers in industrial, commercial, and consumer markets, while its international facilities provide engineering and manufacturing reach for both standard designs and custom applications.
From its Mayfield Village, Ohio base, Electrode Solutions develops Cathode Optimizing Solution (COS) and provides technical consulting for chlor-alkali and water-electrolysis cellrooms. Led by chemical engineer Dino DiFranco, whose career spans more than 30 years in electrochemistry and includes 30 international patents and an R&D 100 award, the company focuses on recovering cathode performance and reducing electrochemical energy use. Its experience also extends to electrode design, failure analysis, and process optimization across several industrial electrochemical applications.
Founded in 1989 as an industrial electrification company, Electrol Systems is a Cincinnati manufacturer and integrator known for building control systems for material-handling operations. Its 13,750-square-foot facility brings engineering and UL panel fabrication under one roof, while its installation team supports projects nationwide.
Founded as a small Ohio business in 1957, Electrolock manufactures custom electrical and thermal insulation solutions for high-voltage equipment, batteries, wire and cable. Its engineers combine materials design, converting, and analytical and high-voltage testing to develop insulation that fits demanding applications, including protection against thermal runaway in electric-vehicle batteries. Electrolock operates from Ohio and South Carolina and serves customers worldwide.
Established in 1980, Cincinnati-based Electronauts manufactures custom cable and harness assemblies and control panels while also providing networking and telecom solutions. Its UL-certified operation is built around tailored, documented production, with every build tested before shipment and engineering support available for difficult or obsolete applications. Electronauts also serves as Alcatel-Lucent’s exclusive channel partner in the Greater Cincinnati market.
Since 1991, Toledo-area Electronic Concepts & Engineering has designed and manufactured rugged embedded electronics and software for military, aerospace, automotive, and industrial applications. The veteran-owned small business has supported programs ranging from Abrams tanks and Joint Strike Fighter systems to automotive controls, handling projects from clean-sheet development through qualification and production. ECE is registered to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D aerospace quality standards, with an engineering staff that includes licensed Professional Engineers and advanced-degree specialists.
Electrowarmth makes electric warming pads for beds, massage tables and 12-volt RV and truck bunks, helping people sleep or work comfortably in cold conditions. Based in Danville, Ohio, the company’s mattress warmers stand out for their broad size selection, adjustable heat and single- or dual-control options, while its bunk pads are designed to warm a sleeper without idling the vehicle. Its massage-table warmers carry ETL approval and include automatic safety shutoff.
Founded by a group of engineers, Willoughby-based Electrum Industries makes precision CNC-machined parts, scaling work from prototypes to production for customers in medical, aerospace, and energy. Its specialty is challenging 5-axis work backed by custom fixturing and inspection equipment capable of checking tolerances to .0001 inch. Electrum also provides assembly and continually develops its manufacturing procedures toward ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded in 1996 by Garry Sears, Eleet Cryogenics repairs and reconditions cryogenic bulk tanks and builds the distribution and control equipment that supports them. The Bolivar-based company is the exclusive Taylor-Wharton bulk- and microbulk-tank provider for the United States and Canada, while also offering new and refurbished equipment, field support, and monthly mobile-unit leases. Eleet now operates six facilities in the Bolivar Industrial Park plus an operation in Conroe, Texas, serving bulk gas distributors across North America and overseas.
For more than 40 years, Element Machinery has been a Toledo OEM manufacturer known for pairing experienced engineering with hands-on equipment building. The company creates custom automated systems for manufacturers across several industries, then helps bring those systems into operation and supports them over time.
Element6 Solutions is an engineering and consulting firm that designs and delivers process plants, turnkey systems, and industrial project solutions for heavy process industries. Founded by process-plant engineer Rob Jickling, the company stands out for combining multidisciplinary engineering with integrated project delivery and virtual plant design, using laser scanning and 3D modeling to solve difficult brownfield and relocation work. Its Guelph facility also pre-manufactures process-system assemblies, helping clients reduce installation downtime and rework.
Elemental North America is a network of regional catalytic-converter buyers that purchases used converters and processes them to recover platinum, palladium, and rhodium. Operating through established local companies across the United States, it offers conventional per-unit purchasing and assay-based transactions for larger or recurring loads. The company is part of the international Elemental Group, whose wider activities include recycling, processing, and refining valuable materials.
Elesa is a mechanical-industry brand built around ergonomics, original design, and tested engineering. Elesa USA Corporation supplies standard plastic and metal components for machinery and industrial equipment, including machine handles and knobs.
Founded by artisan Jeff Mahan in 2019, Elevation Concrete Studio creates bespoke architectural concrete pieces in its Dublin studio for homes and commercial spaces across Central Ohio. The intentionally boutique shop works with homeowners, designers, and architects, combining traditional casting and finishing techniques with modern concrete technology. Every surface is individually crafted and can be tailored in color, texture, and finish, from kitchen islands to fireplace surrounds.
For more than 20 years, Elevator Brewery & Draught Haus has operated as a microbrewery, craft bar, and chef-driven restaurant in downtown Columbus’ 1897 Columbia Building. Its on-site beers and seasonal food are served beneath historic details including a National Register-listed interior and a mahogany bar that won a blue ribbon at the 1893 Chicago World’s Fair.
With more than 50 years of experience, Sidney-based Eleven Fifty Seven is known for turning institutional stories into designed environments. The company works with organizations across the United States and Canada, carrying projects from collaborative planning through fabrication and installation.
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.