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Echelon Home makes bedding centered on two distinct sleep experiences: washed Belgian flax linen that softens with every wash and cotton bedding designed to recreate the crisp feel of a hotel bed. Its linens are sourced from European flax, while the Hotel Collection uses long-staple cotton with tailored details and machine-washable construction. Echelon also highlights OEKO-TEX certification across its fabrics, verifying they are free from harmful substances.
Echelon Masonry makes architectural masonry products as a consolidated brand of Oldcastle APG, which describes itself as a North American manufacturer of architectural masonry products and materials. The company says its masonry products are manufactured regionally and that its Echelon brand was introduced in 2015, building on Oldcastle APG’s experience in the industry.
Since 1977, Echelon Supply and Service has manufactured and distributed hydraulic and industrial fluid-handling systems, including custom hose assemblies, for industry and the warfighter. The company has grown from two employees and less than 1,000 square feet to more than 300 employees and 300,000 square feet of manufacturing space across 13 U.S. and Canadian locations. Its Houston operation includes a full weld shop with two ASME-certified welders, while its defense work includes ISO 9001:2015-aligned inspection, testing, and military packaging.
Echod Graphics is a large-format and commercial graphics printer and fabricator producing banners, signs, displays, decals, posters, fabric graphics, canvas prints, wallpaper, window graphics, vehicle graphics, and related products. It performs digital, UV, dye-sublimation, latex, flatbed, laser-cutting, and contour-cutting work on vinyl, mesh, fabric, canvas, paper, rigid boards, acrylic, plastics, wood, aluminum, and other listed substrates.
Founded in 1949, Binghamton’s Eck Plastic Arts makes custom plastic parts for original equipment manufacturers, combining molding and sheet-plastic fabrication with in-house finishing and assembly. The company supports projects from prototypes and low-volume runs to production work, with engineers who review designs for manufacturability and tooling cost. Eck’s quality systems conform to U.S. military specifications, and BAE Systems has named it Supplier of the Year twice.
Founded in 2018, eClergys was created to support pastors with attire suited to the demands of ministry. The company serves church leaders with traditionally styled garments designed for comfort, and it accepts custom orders when a congregation’s traditions call for a specific fit or design.
Eclipse Shading custom manufactures and assembles shading systems in the United States, including retractable awnings and screens for residential, commercial, and hospitality settings. Founded by industry leaders with decades of experience, the company says it has more than 20 years of industry experience and builds systems using Llaza-engineered components, Sunbrella fabrics, and Somfy motors and controls.
Eclipse Visuals fabricates custom acrylic displays, cases, vitrines, fixtures, furniture, and large-scale builds. Its capabilities include CNC routing, acrylic fabrication, laser cutting, fine art and large-format printing, retail graphics, and installation services for retail, museum, fine art, architectural, trade show, hospitality, and related display applications.
Based in China and New York, Eco Supreme Inc. develops and produces fully biodegradable consumer products made from renewable inputs such as corn and cassava rather than petroleum. Its vertically integrated operation spans research and development, raw materials, and PLA-based products, including textiles and bioplastic goods. The company’s PLA process turns plant-based sugars into fibers and products intended to replace conventional synthetic materials in everyday applications.
Since 1993, Eco Waste Solutions has been an award-winning cleantech manufacturer known for tackling waste problems in places where ordinary disposal options are limited. The North American company has delivered thermal waste-conversion projects in 18 countries for governments, communities, military organizations and remote industrial operations, including a long-running role in expeditionary waste management. Its work spans project guidance through implementation, with systems designed to operate in demanding climates and locations.
Conceptualized by Beth Race after noticing how many plastic bags her family used for lunch, Eco-Baggeez makes resealable paper sandwich and snack bags as a U.S.-made alternative to plastic. Its pleated, PFAS-free bags use sustainable kraft paper that helps retain produce freshness while offering biodegradability in commercial compost facilities where available. The Cazenovia company also donates bags to organizations that provide food through outreach programs.
Founded by Sharon Rowe in 1989, ECOBAGS makes reusable shopping, market and produce bags designed to replace single-use plastic. Its original pocket-sized string bag remains a best seller, now made from recycled cotton and ethically handmade in India, while the company also offers custom printing and made-to-order designs. Eco-Bags Products is a certified B Corporation and has built its business around responsible sourcing, fair labor and durable goods that reduce waste.
Ecobat is a Dallas-headquartered resource recovery and production company that recycles lead batteries and produces lead and lead alloys. Its closed-loop operations recover and repurpose lead, while its Solutions business has developed lead-battery materials and recycling technologies. Ecobat says its story spans seven centuries, from a 14th-century German smelter to an international network; it has since described itself as a focused North American platform following divestitures of European operations.
For more than 20 years, Ecoglo USA has been known for helping American facilities make emergency exits easier to follow in darkness or smoke. The company develops photoluminescent egress path markings for venues, public buildings and other facilities, using a patented polymer process that creates durable, fast-charging guidance without electricity.
EcoGreenText LLC is a New York-based manufacturer and supplier with production facilities in Bangladesh. It produces nonwoven geotextiles, geotextile containment products, jute and recycled-plastic microgreen grow mats, fabric grow pots, and woven polypropylene FIBC bulk bags for construction, environmental, agricultural, horticultural, and industrial applications.
Born from materials research at the University of Puerto Rico and Cornell University, Ecolectro develops membrane technology and electrolyzer systems for lower-cost green hydrogen production. Ithaca-based cofounders Gabriel Rodríguez-Calero and Kristina Hugar built the company around new polymer electrolyte materials designed to address the cost and durability challenges of water electrolysis. Its alkaline exchange materials are intended as a drop-in alternative for PEM electrolyzer stacks and are already in the marketplace.
Since 2005, Brooklyn-based EcoLogic Solutions has developed sustainable cleaning and disinfection programs built around on-site electro-chemical activation (ECA) technology. Using salt, water and small amounts of electricity, its systems produce sanitizer and detergent on demand while reducing reliance on plastic and hazardous chemicals. EcoLogic also supports installations with product, equipment and service programs for commercial operations.
Since the early 1980s, Econocraft has manufactured automatic car-wash systems and components from its New York facility. The company makes more than 80% of the parts used in its systems in-house, pre-tests equipment at company-operated wash facilities, and supports operators with aftermarket parts and service. Its stainless-steel systems are backed by a lifetime guarantee against broken frames, cracked welds, and water-tank leaks, subject to stated conditions.
Ecore International is a rubber circularity company that reclaims end-of-life rubber and turns it into performance products, including flooring and playground surfacing. Founded in 1871, the company reports more than 150 years in operation, 800+ employees, and over 15 U.S. locations; its history began with cork and expanded into rubber and recycled-rubber flooring.
Founded in 1959 by Eldon and Ruth Bartsch, Ecotex is a Canadian-owned, family-led company providing healthcare linen laundering, distribution, and related services to hospitals across North America. Now led by the third generation of the Bartsch family, its more than 1,700 employees process over one million pieces of hygienically clean linen each day through regional facilities built for continuity and emergency capacity. Ecotex’s healthcare operations hold HLAC accreditation along with Hygienically Clean Healthcare and Clean Green certifications.