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Founded in 1988, Endless Pools is a Philadelphia-area aquatic fitness company known for pioneering the swim-in-place current. Its compact pool systems serve home users, commercial facilities, and competitive swim programs in more than 100 countries, and the company is the official swim spa supplier of USA Swimming and the U.S. Swim Team.
Endo is a family-owned Pennsylvania company shaped by competitive athletes and a serious cycling injury that led its founders to seek a better way to recover. From its Lancaster café and nearby community spaces, the company develops hemp-derived beverages and edibles in-house, using proprietary infusion technology for a more predictable social experience.
Born from Dr. Nova Szoka’s experience performing bariatric surgery at West Virginia University, Morgantown-based Endolumik develops surgical devices that illuminate gastric calibration tubes during minimally invasive gastrointestinal procedures. Co-founder Mara McFadden and Dr. Szoka created its patented fluorescence-guided system to give surgeons a clearer view of the bougie while shaping gastric sleeves and pouches. The company’s Gastric Calibration Tube was the first device authorized under the FDA’s Safer Technology Program.
Founded by Army Rangers and marathon and ultramarathon runners Hunter and Andy, Endorphin Running Company makes running belts and soft flasks designed to stay secure while carrying essentials and hydration. Its flagship Endorphin Belt has been tested from 5K races through 100-mile ultras and refined through 12 versions, with a dual-adjustment fit and sweatproof phone storage at its core. The company is veteran-owned and operated and says its gear is trusted by more than 20,000 runners.
Led by engineer Rob Johannesson, who has been designing custom engineered solutions since 1994, Endpoint Solutions LLC develops and builds automation systems for complex manufacturing and assembly problems. The Colmar company brings mechanical design, robotics, and controls together in turnkey systems, with experience ranging from cleanroom medical-device automation to robotic container assembly. Johannesson is a certified SolidWorks Professional, and the team’s product-development work has resulted in two awarded patents and another pending.
Founded in 1966, Endura Manufacturing Co. Ltd. develops and manufactures specialty industrial paints and coatings built for corrosive, abrasive and otherwise punishing environments. From its Edmonton base, the company supports applications ranging from oilfield equipment to fleet vehicles with custom formulations, color matching and technical expertise, and it also operates dedicated aerospace and international businesses. Endura Manufacturing is ISO 9001:2015 registered.
With more than 30 years in the magnet business, Eneflux-Armtek Magnetics designs and manufactures precision permanent magnets and magnetic assemblies for demanding applications. EAM combines design engineering, rapid prototyping and volume production, with U.S. manufacturing and distribution centers in New York, Pennsylvania and California. Its IATF 16949:2016 certification reflects a quality system built for especially demanding automotive work, while its custom over-molded and contact-free assemblies show how the company tackles difficult component designs.
A Cincinnati company with roots reaching back to 1901, Enerfab has spent 125 years growing from a sealing-wax business into a national industrial contractor. Its history is especially tied to tank fabrication, beginning with brewer’s pitch and later extending to the large vertical tanks and aseptic storage systems it pioneered. Today, more than 4,000 employees support industrial projects across the United States.
Cincinnati-based Enerfab, LLC is a privately held industrial company founded in 1901, with a 125-year history shaped by skilled craft labor and a strong safety culture. Today, more than 4,000 employees support industrial customers across the United States through fabrication, construction, and maintenance work. Its roots remain visible in a long association with the food and beverage sector, including early tank manufacturing for breweries.
Energy Control Systems, Inc. manufactures fabricated piping products and related hardware for the natural gas industry, a field the Royston family has served since the company’s founding in 1973. The family-run business has developed specialties in gas meter support products and service-line connections, alongside custom fabrication for utility customers. Its stated production capabilities include metal stamping, forming, welding, general fabrication, and custom powder coating.
Founded in 1974 by two engineers to deliver turnkey aero-derivative gas turbine plants, Energy Services LLC now provides engineering, procurement, and construction services for power-generation projects. The Mitsubishi Power Americas subsidiary carries projects from early planning through construction, commissioning, and long-term plant support, including customized balance-of-plant equipment and repowering of existing facilities. Its 50 years of experience include more than 64 utility-scale projects, from a 400-megawatt plant in Israel to fast-deployed mobile generation in Mexico and Algeria.
Energy Source Group brings together energy-efficient lighting products and specialized lighting expertise through divisions including Energy Source, Tri-State LED, and Value Lighting. Its team works with clients around product selection, regulatory requirements, scheduling, and budgets to help turn lighting upgrades into operating-cost savings and improved capital value.
Known for its 2019 AHR Expo Innovation Award for Ventilation, Energy Wall is a Lancaster, Pennsylvania, developer and manufacturer focused on improving indoor air quality while reducing the energy cost of fresh-air ventilation. Its compact modular systems are designed for building owners and HVAC professionals working in space-constrained settings, including school retrofits and public facilities.
For more than 50 years, EnergySolutions has built its identity around radioactive waste management and nuclear-facility decommissioning. Headquartered in Salt Lake City and Charlotte, the international company serves governments, commercial nuclear operators, research facilities, and medical institutions with services for handling radioactive material and decommissioning nuclear sites. Its SUVA brand reflects a newer emphasis on recovering value from materials once treated solely as waste.
EnerSys makes stored-energy and power-system equipment for industrial, infrastructure and defense applications, from batteries and chargers to integrated systems that keep essential operations running. The company serves customers in more than 100 countries and has more than 100 years of battery-technology experience, with solutions used everywhere from data centers and communications networks to electric forklifts and spacecraft. EnerSys is also the largest supplier of batteries to the U.S. Department of Defense.
Founded by Ludwig Engel in 1945, ENGEL manufactures injection molding machines and develops turnkey production solutions for plastics processing. The company combines machinery with automation, digital tools and application engineering, supporting customers through trials, process optimization and equipment service. ENGEL reports approximately 7,000 employees worldwide and operates with a global quality system certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001.
Since 1990, Pottstown-based Engine Cleaning Technology has manufactured environmentally safe compressor-cleaning chemicals and custom wash hardware for turbomachinery. Its work spans industrial gas turbines and aviation, with products such as the patented R-MC gas-path cleaner and engine-specific delivery systems made in an ISO-compliant facility. ECT’s equipment and formulations are designed to restore compressor performance while allowing cleaning programs tailored to each engine and site.
At Pittsburgh’s Engine House 25 Wines, grapes sourced from premium growers in California, Chile, and South Africa become small-batch wines made by hand from sorting through bottling and waxing. The winery uses traditional, old-world techniques, ages its wines 18–24 months in oak barrels, and adds only a light dusting of sulfites so the grapes’ natural character remains central. Its tasting experiences are paired with tours of the Clemente Museum, giving the Lawrenceville operation a distinctly Pittsburgh setting.
Since 1967, St. Louis-based Engineered Lubricants has independently manufactured lubricants and metalworking fluids, pairing custom formulations with preventative-maintenance support for industrial customers. Its in-house laboratory handles lubricant design, quality control, used-fluid monitoring and investigative analysis, while a team of 10 lubrication specialists brings more than 200 combined years of industry experience to difficult applications. The company also provides regional delivery and programs designed to extend fluid life, reduce waste and prevent equipment downtime.
Engineered Materials Solutions traces its roots to 1916, when it began as General Plate Company serving the local jewelry industry, and it has remained focused on solving difficult material problems ever since. Today, the Wickeder Group company develops specialty clad metals and thermostatic bimetals for manufacturers worldwide, drawing on a 500,000-square-foot Attleboro headquarters and more than a century of metallurgical experience.