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Founded in Cincinnati in 1912 as the first independent transformer repair facility in the United States, ELSCO Transformers now designs, hand-builds and stocks medium-voltage power transformers. The privately owned company remains operated by five generations of electrical engineers and electricians, with its copper-wound dry-type units built and tested under one roof. ELSCO is particularly known for quick-ship emergency replacements and retrofit transformers configured to fit existing electrical connections.
Elsons International manufactures corrugated packaging products, including corrugated boxes, pallets, pads, liners, and edge protectors. The company also manufactures ESD packaging and flexible packaging products, and provides contract packaging services for industries including automotive, aerospace, food and beverage, consumer products, and the US military.
Founded in 1940, Ely Crane & Hoist Co. is a Great Lakes manufacturer known especially for custom foundry systems and long-running Cleveland Tramrail expertise. Since 1984, the Northeast Ohio company has drawn on former Cleveland Tramrail and Cleveland Crane & Engineering personnel to design durable overhead handling systems for demanding industrial environments.
Founded by John Walls in 2005, family-owned Elyria Concrete Inc. produces and supplies ready-mixed concrete across northeast Ohio, with plants in Elyria, North Ridgeville, and LaGrange. The company also manufactures jumbo concrete wall block, and describes its work as serving the region since 2006 with a focus on quality materials and customer service.
Elyria Foundry manufactures large gray and ductile iron specialty castings, continuing a foundry tradition in Elyria, Ohio, that began in 1905. The company joined with Hodge Foundry, whose Greenville, Pennsylvania operation dates to 1876, in 2008. Its casting capabilities cover parts from 20 to 200,000 pounds, serving mining, energy, and industrial markets.
For more than 60 years, Elyria Metal Spinning and Fabricating Company has formed precision hand-spun and fabricated metal parts for demanding industrial customers from its Ohio operation. The third-generation family operator provides one-stop production from design review through spinning, machining, fabrication and inspection, with parts held to tolerances as close as ±0.002 inch. Its work includes components for aerospace, nuclear, defense and heating and ventilation applications, and the company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and veteran-owned.
Elyria Plastic Products began in 1986 as Phoenix Mold and Die before becoming the Elyria manufacturer it is today. Its 60,000-square-foot facility is notable for keeping mold support close to production, with toolmakers often able to troubleshoot problems while a mold remains in the press. The company serves medical, healthcare, aerospace and other application markets with custom manufacturing work backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Since 1947, Elyria Spring & Stamping has manufactured custom springs, precision metal stampings, fourslide parts and wire forms in Elyria, Ohio. Its small, agile job-shop model pairs more than 75 years of experience with an in-house tool and die shop, supporting projects from prototypes to millions of parts and responding quickly to changing schedules. The U.S.-made components serve applications including automotive interior mechanisms and industrial hardware, with quality systems certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Family-owned and operated since Bob Thompson founded the business in 1975, EM Print Group remains a Thompson family enterprise in Elyria, Ohio. Known for producing about one million envelopes a day, the company serves print distributors exclusively as a wholesale partner.
EMAGE LLC in Middletown, Ohio, focuses on CNC router and plasma cutting along with custom engraving, using equipment suited to projects ranging from signage materials to engraved metal and stone. Its 4-by-8-foot router and plasma tables support larger-format work, while a mobile fiber laser handles detailed engraving on parts up to 300 by 300 millimeters.
Emanate Wireless is a Hudson, Ohio, technology company founded by veterans of Cognio and Cisco, including co-founders with decades of experience in wireless communications and signal processing. The company applies that engineering background to healthcare monitoring systems that help hospitals understand where clinical equipment is, how it is being used, and when temperature-controlled devices may need attention.
Embedded Planet develops and supplies embedded modems, wireless sensors, gateways, connected asset, vehicle, and equipment products for IoT and M2M applications. Its U.S.-based engineering team provides customized hardware, firmware, mechanical, software, cloud-connectivity, and complete product-design services from concept through production.
Founded in 1971 by Edward Polen, EMCO Chemical Distributors, LLC. grew from filling and packaging chemical orders in a home garage into a chemical distributor with a corporate headquarters and manufacturing and distribution facility in Pleasant Prairie, Wisconsin. The company distributes industrial and specialty chemicals and provides chemical packaging and blending services, alongside environmental services for non-hazardous industrial waste.
Family-owned and operated in the United States, EMCO Electric International—doing business as Electrical Resource International—has more than 40 years of experience serving major OEMs across the United States, Canada, and Central America. The company is known for manufacturing conduit fittings for electrical contractors and for providing a single point of support from product development through delivery.
With more than 25 years in healthcare, Emerald Supply manufactures durable medical equipment for long-term care, assisted living and homecare settings. Its product development team researches, tests and approves each model with the end user in mind, while the company supports dealers with nationwide distribution, dropshipping and quick shipping. Emerald also maintains a part-lookup service for authorized dealers rather than selling parts directly to end users.
Emerald Technologies is a global electronics manufacturing services provider building complex electronic assemblies for high-reliability markets such as aerospace, defense, medical devices and industrial systems. Its high-mix operations span five U.S. locations plus facilities in China and Malaysia, supporting projects from rapid prototypes through production with testing, integration and supply-chain services. The company’s scale—more than 650,000 square feet of manufacturing space and 1,500 team members— is paired with certifications including ISO 13485, AS9100 and ITAR registration at applicable sites.
For more than 50 years, Emerald Transformer has managed the full life cycle of oil-filled electrical equipment, repairing and remanufacturing transformers while recycling or disposing of units that have reached the end of service. With more than 450 associates and facilities across the United States, the company combines factory repair with mobile field service for utilities and industrial customers. Its vertically integrated operation also includes five permitted PCB commercial storage facilities and processes more than 300,000 units annually, recycling 98% of them.
Founded in St. Louis, Missouri, in 1890 as a manufacturer of electric motors and fans, Emerson has grown into a global technology company focused on industrial automation. It develops automation systems, software and instrumentation, and provides lifecycle services to support industrial operations.
Founded in Cincinnati in 1840, Emery Oleochemicals makes natural-based chemicals from renewable oils and fats for industrial and consumer applications. The company is the largest oleochemicals manufacturer in the Americas and the largest global producer of azelaic acid, with manufacturing, research and commercial operations spanning North America, Europe and Asia Pacific. Its Cincinnati site has operated since 1885 and supports the company’s specialty acids and polyols work alongside a global technical network.
With roots reaching back to 1946, EMG Automation GmbH is a Wenden-based industrial technology company that has spent more than 80 years developing automation and quality-assurance systems for continuous production. It is best known for helping metal producers run strip-processing lines with greater control, while its in-house manufacturing operation also supports customer-specific industrial equipment for clients worldwide.