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Eastern Alloys Inc. manufactures zinc-based alloys at facilities in Maybrook, New York, and Henderson, Kentucky, with zinc products marketed under the EAZALL trade name. Its work includes alloys for casting and steel coating, and it also distributes aluminum casting alloys. The Maybrook plant was established in 1965 and the Henderson plant in 1999.
Founded in 1986 by glass veteran Phil Fisher, Eastern Glass Resources fabricates and supplies architectural glass from its Harrison, New Jersey, headquarters and a second facility in Amityville, New York. What began as a small East Newark glass converter has grown into a Fisher family business, with Phil’s son Max joining in 2015, specializing in custom laminated, tempered and insulated glass as well as all-glass doors. Its work is produced with CNC and other modern fabrication equipment and conforms to recognized safety-glazing standards.
Eastern Hills Printing is a Western New York commercial printer best known for helping customers create personalized full-color business cards from their own photos and company artwork. Its proofing and layout support suits customers who need a finished card design developed from supplied materials rather than a ready-to-print file.
Founded in 1917, Eastern Marking Machine Corp. manufactures and distributes precision marking machines and systems for single- and multicolor imprints on three-dimensional products. The Deer Park company combines 203 years of marking-industry experience with engineering support for customized production environments, and is the exclusive distributor for a German dry-offset printing and handling machine manufacturer. Its equipment serves production lines running from 300 to 30,000 items per hour, with related inks and spare parts available for marking operations.
Eastern Materials, LLC supplies New York State-approved crushed stone and asphalt from Kingston, New York. Its aggregate products serve commercial and residential construction projects in Dutchess, Ulster, Greene, and Orange counties, and deliveries are available.
Since 1947, Eastern Metal Signs & Safety has manufactured temporary traffic-control equipment in the United States, including sign stands, work-zone signs, and stop/slow paddles. Based in Elmira, New York, the company also supplies the broader equipment crews need to outfit a complete work zone and produces custom signs for commercial and municipal customers. Its American-made products are described as BABA compliant and designed around MUTCD requirements.
Founded in 1971, Eastern Wholesale Fence LLC is a wholesale fence supplier and manufacturer serving the fence trade. It manufactures and distributes fencing and railing, including Illusions PVC products and custom cedar fence sections, and has facilities for extrusion, gate production, ornamental and chain-link work, and wood fence manufacturing. The company sells through professional fence dealers and ships nationally and internationally.
Eastman Chemical Company is a materials innovation and chemicals manufacturer whose products are used across industries worldwide. The company makes specialty materials and chemicals, including copolyester resins and aviation fluids, and operates manufacturing locations in multiple countries. It reports 2025 sales of $8.8 billion and approximately 13,000 employees.
With more than 130 years of manufacturing, chemistry, and research experience, Eastman Kodak Company is a Rochester-based industrial manufacturer serving commercial printers and advanced-technology customers. Its modern operations build on Kodak’s long manufacturing base, including U.S.-based pharmaceutical production at its Eastman Business Park facility.
Drawing on more than 130 years of manufacturing, chemistry and research, Eastman Kodak Company makes commercial-print systems and advanced materials and chemicals. The Rochester-based company also operates a 30,000-square-foot, FDA-registered cGMP facility for life-science reagents and buffers, while its functional-printing work applies roll-to-roll production to flexible electronic components. Kodak’s manufacturing heritage includes 79,000 patents earned through more than a century of research and development.
Eastman Kodak Company is a Rochester-based manufacturer drawing on more than 130 years of manufacturing, chemistry and research. Today, it serves commercial-print and life-science customers through its print technologies and U.S.-based cGMP production facility, while continuing to make motion-picture film.
For more than 130 years, Buffalo-based Eastman Machine Company has designed and manufactured cutting systems for manufacturers worldwide, from computer-controlled equipment to manual machines and material-handling solutions. Its American-made equipment serves customers in more than 100 countries across demanding applications including composites, technical textiles and other flexible materials. Eastman operates under ISO 9001:2015 certification and supports its machines with software, service and a global network.
Founded by former military personnel and aerospace, robotics, and software engineers with support from the U.S. Air Force, Easy Aerial is a U.S.-made manufacturer of autonomous aerial systems for defense and commercial customers. Its equipment is built for remote operation in harsh environments, including deployments from vehicles and vessels, and the company has delivered hundreds of systems worldwide. Easy Aerial is ISO 9001 and AS9100 certified, listed on the DIU Blue Clear List, and NDAA compliant.
With more than 92,000 employees worldwide and 2025 sales of $27.4 billion, Eaton is a global intelligent power-management company serving customers through the shift toward electrification and digitalization. It develops systems that help customers manage power, including solutions for electric vehicles and thermal management.
Eaton is an intelligent power management company whose energy-efficient products and services help customers manage electrical, hydraulic and mechanical power. It serves customers in more than 160 countries and says it is focused on improving quality of life, protecting the environment, and supporting electrification and digitalization.
Since George DeLalio founded EB Industries in 1965, the Farmingdale company has been known for solving demanding welding problems with an engineering-minded, quality-focused approach. Its early work supported Apollo spacecraft and military aircraft, and its 17,000-square-foot facility now serves customers whose parts must meet stringent aerospace and medical requirements. EB Industries holds AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015 and NADCAP welding certifications.
Ebara Technologies is the North American subsidiary of Japan’s EBARA Corporation Precision Machinery Group, operating from a 160,000-square-foot ISO-certified headquarters in Sacramento. The company develops vacuum equipment for semiconductor, photovoltaic, and research manufacturers, while its factory-trained teams also provide repair and process support for critical systems.
Founded in Buffalo as a small welding shop in 1923, Eberl Iron Works now makes structural support systems and provides custom metal fabrication for the building and construction industry. The third-generation family-owned company has grown into a six-division operation, including its long-running Unistrut distribution business, rooftop supports, traffic safety products and stair components. Eberl remains at its original Buffalo site and serves customers across North America.
Founded in 1965, EBY Electro is a Plainview-based manufacturer with more than six decades of experience in board-level terminal blocks. Since joining Amphenol in 2023, the company has continued serving OEM customers with custom connection solutions and support from design through delivery.
EccoCane turns the fibrous residue left after sugar extraction into compostable food-service packaging, including trays and containers made from sugarcane bagasse. Founded by food-service professionals with more than 20 years of industry experience, the company focuses on replacing conventional paper, plastic and foam disposables with renewable-resource alternatives for wholesalers and their customers. Its products are designed for hot or cold food and are microwave- and refrigerator-safe.