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Founded in 2011, Hicksville, Ohio-based EnviroKure develops and produces naturally derived biostimulants and organic biofertilizers made from chicken manure. The company grew from a garage project into the only company it identifies as having patented and commercialized this chicken-manure-derived technology, with a flagship facility designed to serve as many as 4 million acres. Its products are intended to improve soil health, plant resilience, and productivity for conventional and organic farmers.
Since launching in New Zealand in 1972, ENZED has built its business around repairing, replacing and supplying hydraulic hoses and fittings through service centres and mobile Hose Doctors. The Parker Hannifin company pioneered taking hose and connector repairs directly to customers, helping limit plant and machinery downtime across Australia and New Zealand. Its independently owned service-centre network is supported by more than 300 trained mobile specialists and an ISO 9001:2015-accredited operation.
Founded in 1991 by Ken Coggins and four partners, EOSYS is a 100% employee-owned company that has spent more than three decades helping manufacturers turn difficult operational challenges into workable systems. The Smyrna-based firm has completed more than 15,000 projects for manufacturers and Fortune 500 companies nationwide, with a culture shaped by shared ownership and accountability.
Founded in 2016 with a single plant in Madison, Wisconsin, ePac Flexible Packaging produces custom digitally printed flexible packaging for brands of all sizes. Its locally connected, global manufacturing network is built around short runs, low minimums and quick turnaround, while its ePacONE platform links facilities across multiple regions. The company also develops recyclable and post-consumer recycled packaging options alongside connected packaging that can link products to digital customer experiences.
Founded in Ohio in 1996 as Pallet Distributors, Inc., ePallet is a pallet manufacturer and distribution company that now operates company-owned manufacturing and recycling facilities alongside a North American partner network. Its four Ohio manufacturing facilities process timber and lumber into new and reconditioned pallets, and the company supports more than 600 customer programs across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Founded in 1946, Cincinnati-based Epcor Foundry is a third-generation aluminum sand foundry producing complex, highly cored and leak-tight castings from prototype through production. As a division of Seilkop Industries, it combines in-house tooling, simulation and finishing with production foundry processes so prototypes reflect real manufacturing conditions. Epcor is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016.
Founded in early 2022 by husband-and-wife team Erik and Stacey Vaughan, Akron-based Epiphany Mushroom Co. cultivates gourmet mushrooms and turns them into small-batch pantry foods and functional mushroom products. Its indoor farm supplies fresh mushrooms for local pickup, while the company’s work with mycologists and emphasis on lab-tested, science-backed products reflects a broader mission to make the fungi kingdom useful in everyday cooking and wellness.
Epix Tube manufactures carbon steel tubing in a range of shapes and sizes, serving Midwest customers and buyers across the United States from plants in Ohio and Illinois. Founded as Phoenix Tube in 2009 and rebranded in 2015, the company has grown from a single 30,000-square-foot mill to more than 250,000 square feet of manufacturing space with three operating tube mills in two states. Its partnership with Cleary Machine Company adds in-house access to engineering, machining, and fabrication support.
American-owned EPower Corp began with a single assembly line in 2012, built in a space the size of a two-car garage, and has since grown into a contract manufacturer with facilities in China and Thailand. Today, its 180,000-square-foot operation employs more than 350 people and helps companies move products from development into production, with an emphasis on practical engineering support and clear project coordination.
Founded in November 2020, Epsilyte manufactures expandable polystyrene (EPS) resin at production facilities in Illinois, Ohio, and Quebec. The North American producer supplies engineered EPS for insulation, packaging, safety, foodservice, and specialty molding, and its operations include recycling and product-development capabilities.
Equalseal supplies sealing materials and cuts custom gaskets and parts, with 95% of its parts made to order. The USA-owned and operated company draws on more than 60 years of combined field experience, using CNC cutting and customer drawings to produce accurate shapes while offering both established brands and lower-cost performance equivalents. Its in-house Equalseal line includes specialized gasket materials such as EQ535exp expanded PTFE and EQ750G compressed sheet.
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.
Since its incorporation in 1982, Cleveland-based Equipment Manufacturers International (EMI) has grown from a maker of sand cores and rebuilder of foundry machinery into a global metal-casting equipment manufacturer. The company’s current joint owners, Ray Carcione and Jerry Senk, are longtime EMI leaders whose experience in the foundry equipment industry is guiding new investment and expansion. EMI has recorded 1,400 installations in 12 countries and is particularly known for supporting equipment brands it acquired over the years.
Founded in Toledo in 2017 by three vehicle-graphics industry veterans, EQUIPT Graphics Solutions designs, produces and installs custom graphics and vinyl wraps that turn business vehicles into mobile brand statements. Its end-to-end operation spans compact sales vehicles through 53-foot tractor-trailers, with more than 10,000 square feet of temperature-controlled installation space. The management team brings more than 65 combined years of fleet-brand development experience, including work on programs worth over $175 million for major American fleets.
Eramet Marietta, Inc. is a metallurgical manufacturing facility in Marietta, Ohio, producing refined manganese alloys for steelmaking. Founded in 1952 as part of Union Carbide’s industrial complex, the facility was acquired by Eramet Group in 1999 and reports about 70 years of manganese-alloy manufacturing experience. It is the only producer of refined ferromanganese in the United States, according to its homepage.
Erdie Industries is a family business founded in Lorain in 1983 by John Stephen Erdie and his son, Jason Stephen Erdie. It grew from a small job shop into a two-building manufacturing complex more than eight times its original size, with innovation at the center of its patented Twist-n-Pull® mailing tube. The company uses recycled paperboard and serves industrial, retail, and shipping customers across Northeast Ohio and the greater Midwest.
Ergomat A/S makes molded and extruded ergonomic and safety products for modern workplaces, including its DuraStripe floor-marking solutions and ergonomic matting. As part of publicly traded SP Group A/S, the company draws on a global plastics manufacturing network spanning Europe, North America, South America and Asia. Its products are designed to support safer, more organized workplaces, with DuraStripe helping facilities define work areas and quickly reconfigure production spaces.
Since 1999, Eric’s Ice Cream Factory has been making homemade, handcrafted ice cream in small three-gallon batches at its Northwest Ohio shops and mobile ice cream truck. The Defiance-based company has developed more than 170 rotating flavors, including its own dairy-free options and exclusive topping and flavor lines, giving its cases a distinctly local and inventive character.
Founded in 1910, ERICHSEN GmbH & Co. KG in Hemer develops and manufactures measurement and testing equipment and machines, with a particular reputation for testing technology used by the coatings industry. Its work spans sheet metal, surface, corrosion and materials testing, while its DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018-accredited laboratory also calibrates equipment from ERICHSEN and other manufacturers.
A family company since 1918, Ericson Manufacturing remains a mid-sized U.S. manufacturer known for electrical safety products. It supports demanding work in fields such as construction and military service with portable power and lighting solutions, including custom applications for federal customers, and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.