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Epiroc is a leading productivity partner for the mining, infrastructure and natural resources industries. The company develops and produces innovative drill rigs, rock excavation and construction equipment, and provides world-class service and consumables. Founded in Stockholm, Sweden, Epiroc has passionate people supporting customers in more than 150 countries. The company also offers digital solutions for automation, safety, and mine planning.
Family-owned EPM Corporation has spent 39 years making custom interface and identification products, with its work centered on membrane switches, graphic overlays, labels and related assemblies. Operating from a facility of more than 20,000 square feet, the company keeps all production elements in-house and supports projects from upfront design and engineering through final inspection. EPM also maintains UL/CSA Recognition on several label processes, a distinction it says it has held for more than 25 years.
Family-owned and operated since the Schnabl family acquired it in the early 1950s, Eppler Machine Works carries a Philadelphia manufacturing history that began with John Eppler in 1885. Now run by the second Schnabl generation, the company is known for hands-on work that turns customer ideas or drawings into machinery and machined parts for industries including aerospace and paper converting.
Founded by Robbie Cross in 1986, Equinox Ltd. is a family business whose daughters later joined the company. From a repurposed pajama factory in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, it has spent nearly 40 years making sewn outdoor gear and custom products in the USA, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technology.
For 70 years, Equipment & Controls, Inc. (ECI) has helped industrial customers across western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, western Maryland and Ohio run their plants through automation and process-control solutions, engineering and lifecycle service. From its Lawrence headquarters and 108,000-square-foot Operations Center, ECI combines local field support with a full fabrication operation for custom control panels and turnkey skids. The ISO 9001:2015-registered company is also an Emerson-certified strategic partner, with 24/7 emergency support for critical systems.
Equipment Reuse International, LLC supplies pre-owned equipment through its operation in Lake City, Pennsylvania. The available company information identifies the business and its equipment-reuse focus, but does not provide further details about its specialties, ownership, or history.
Founded in 1969, Equipment Systems & Devices engineers and manufactures mechanical and electronic payment systems for multi-housing laundry rooms and laundromats. The Fort Washington, Pennsylvania company remains family owned and operated, developing and assembling its systems in-house—from its early vertical coin slide to newer mobile payment technology such as CyclePay. ESD’s products have been engineered to accept currencies from more than 60 countries and are supported by a team with deep, long-standing industry experience.
Family-owned since Rus Smith founded it in 1976, Equipment Technology Inc. has grown into a custom machine builder and precision machining shop serving manufacturers nationwide. Smith’s sons, Glen and David, now lead engineering and sales, while the company’s patented compact-disc packaging systems and more than 400 machines reflect its long history of solving unusual production-line problems. ETI also maintains relationships with some of its earliest customers.
Since 1970, Equipment Trade Service Co. Inc. has supplied, rented, repaired and supported industrial cleaning equipment and chemicals from the Delaware Valley for customers ranging from contractors and manufacturers to government agencies and homeowners. The Norwood company stands out for pairing pressure-washer sales and road-and-shop service with a rental fleet, broad parts support, and a bulk detergent delivery program. ETS also manufactures USA-made graffiti removers, including Taginator and Tagaway.
Born from a Lancaster County roofing family’s search for a smarter way to remove debris, Equipter makes American-manufactured, towable and drivable equipment for roofing and construction crews. Founder and president Aaron Beiler developed the original Equipter 4000—first called the Roofer’s Buggy—after 15 years running a family roofing business with his sons. Today, the family-owned company builds equipment such as the drivable debris container and Tow-A-Lift at its Lancaster County, Pennsylvania operation.
EQUIPTO, a Ballymore Safety Products company, manufactures material storage and handling products in eastern Pennsylvania. Its product range includes shelving, racks, cabinets, mobile aisles, platforms, mezzanines, stairways, carts, workcenters, military storage systems, and related storage products for distribution, government, military, education, healthcare, retail, warehousing, manufacturing, and automotive markets.
Eraseal Technologies LLC is a Hatfield, Pennsylvania supplier and manufacturer of standard and custom seals, with a particular focus on hydraulic applications. Its sealing systems serve demanding equipment in hydro-electric power, extrusion and forging, and wood manufacturing, including older or worn machinery that requires custom sizing. The company draws on more than 55 years of combined hands-on hydraulic experience and makes seals ranging from very small specialty parts to endless forms up to 100 inches in diameter, with still larger split seals available.
Founded in 2003 as a small custom fabrication shop, Philadelphia’s Erector Sets Inc. has grown into an 18,000-square-foot operation known for building made-to-measure environments for broadcasters, museums, and filmmakers. The company works from early design through final installation, while its hands-on team remains focused on solving the unusual engineering and fabrication challenges each project brings.
Since 1985, Ergonomics has manufactured product-safety testing equipment, with a particular focus on accessibility and safety probes, while also providing calibration and repair services. Its ISO/IEC 17025:2017-accredited laboratory calibrates the company’s equipment in-house and supports instruments made by other manufacturers. Based in Horsham, Pennsylvania, Ergonomics also helps manufacturers navigate product-safety and regulatory-compliance requirements.
Established in 1991, Greek manufacturer and engineering contractor ERGOTEM S.A. delivers industrial fabrication and EPC projects, with particular depth in power generation and oil-and-gas facilities. Its Mandra operation includes a 10,000-square-metre covered production plant and a workforce of more than 200, supporting projects in Greece and abroad. ERGOTEM holds ISO 9001, ISO 45001 and EN 1090 certifications and is among the few companies in Greece with an ASME stamp.
From a basement screen-printing experiment in 1988 to a Bucks County workshop, Eric & Christopher makes art-driven, screen-printed and sewn home and gift goods. Founded as a brand in 2012 after Chris Kline and Eric began turning locally inspired artwork into pillows, the company now produces thousands of pieces each week with a small team in a 100-year-old former sewing factory in Perkasie. Its designs draw on the founders’ photography and oil paintings, as well as work by curated artists, with animals and nature recurring throughout the collection.
Started by homebrewers Steve Anthony and Jeff McCullor in one garage and moved into a second, Erie Ale Works brews beer in an open-concept Erie taproom where guests sit beside the production equipment. The co-founders still shape the operation—Steve as brewing director and Jeff as marketing director and self-described floor sweeper—while the shop builds community through local events, charity fundraisers and donations of spent grain to a nearby farmer.
Known in Erie for tying its beer to the city’s history, Erie Brewing Company is a local craft brewery whose flagship Railbender Ale honors the laborers who laid the city’s railroad tracks. The brewery serves its beers at two Erie brewpub locations and produces fresh releases alongside established recipes for local customers and wholesale accounts.
Founded in 1907, Erie Bronze & Aluminum is a family-owned Erie, Pennsylvania, foundry making American-made green-sand bronze and aluminum castings for industrial and government applications. The company is particularly known for non-leaded bronze alloys and rough-machined aluminum tubes and rings, including parts used in bearings and labyrinth seals. Its 24-person operation is ITAR-certified and supports both short runs and high-volume production with a DISA Match 20/24 molding system and in-house metal chemistry testing.
Founded in 1946 by U.S. Navy veteran Sidney Rubin, Erie Cotton makes industrial wiping cloths and absorbent products from its 50,000-square-foot Erie facility. Now a family-owned business led by the second generation, it has grown from laundering cloths for General Electric into one of the country’s largest producers of wiping cloths, while diverting millions of pounds of textiles from landfills. Erie Cotton employs more than 35 people and is also the largest single-location U.S. distributor of Kimberly-Clark-branded wipers.