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Founded by Mark F. DiPlacido in 1994 as a one-man garage shop making model-railroad display cases, Erie Industrial Plastics now fabricates and distributes custom plastic components from a 17,000-square-foot facility in Erie, Pennsylvania. The company combines material guidance with close-tolerance machining, bending, thermoforming, and finishing for regional manufacturers and commercial customers. EIP is particularly known for producing hundreds of polycarbonate machine guards each year while continuing to serve projects ranging from OEM parts to custom displays.
Family-owned since 1982, Erie Molded Packaging makes injection-molded caps and closures and develops custom packaging solutions from its Erie, Pennsylvania facility. Its temperature- and humidity-controlled plant uses presses from 85 to 725 tons, while the EMP Rapid Response program pairs flexible manufacturing with quick-turn quotes and short lead times. The company’s quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and its performance has earned supplier-of-the-year recognition from Berlin Packaging and the National Association of Container Distributors.
Founded in Erie in 1925, Erie Plating Company provides precision plating, anodizing and polishing for aerospace, defense and industrial components. Now entering its second century, the company employs about 50 technicians and finishing specialists at its West 12th Street facility, where its president personally oversees plant operations. Its work is backed by Nadcap accreditation, ISO 9001:2015 certification and ITAR registration, with particular experience in demanding, traceable finishing challenges.
Founded by Brian Coutts in 1994, Erie Powder Coatings manufactures custom-engineered thermoset powder coatings for industrial applications, with technical specialists helping customers match finishes to demanding performance and curing requirements. From its Niagara-area headquarters, the company now operates manufacturing and distribution facilities in Pennsylvania and Quebec, serving customers across North America and beyond. Erie is ISO 9001:2015 compliant and is known for accommodating orders ranging from small custom batches to production-scale runs while maintaining quick turnaround and batch consistency.
Erie Strayer Company designs, engineers, and manufactures concrete batching equipment, including plants for ready-mix and paving operations. Family-owned since 1912, it identifies itself as a fourth-generation company and has specialized in batch plants for more than a century. Its Erie, Pennsylvania operation also provides equipment upgrades and ongoing after-sale support.
Erie Technical Systems grew from founder Rick Sienerth’s garage start-up in 2001 into an Erie, Pennsylvania manufacturer with a 50,000-square-foot facility. Sienerth launched the company after earning patents for FIBC filling machines and processes, later partnering with chemical engineer Tim Porco to deepen its automation expertise. Today, the company develops custom equipment for handling dry solids in industries such as chemicals, food, mining, and plastics.
Erie Weld Products is a family-owned custom metal fabrication shop established in 1973 in Erie, Pennsylvania. It fabricates specialty products and projects for the industrial, construction, and manufacturing industries, working with steel, aluminum, stainless steel, wear abrasive steel, and tool steel.
Founded in 1942 by O.F. Merwin, Eriez is a global separation-technology manufacturer headquartered in Erie, Pennsylvania. It designs, manufactures, and markets industrial equipment on six continents through 12 wholly owned international subsidiaries, with more than 1,000 employees. Its history began with a permanent magnetic plate separator developed to address ferrous contamination in grain milling.
For more than 50 years, Erivan Dairy has carried an Armenian yogurt-making tradition into its Pennsylvania microdairy, where the cows have names rather than numbers. The family farm’s primarily grass-fed herd supplies milk for its traditionally made acidophilus yogurt and labneh, with the company emphasizing a simple process and no hormone treatments.
With more than 20 years of experience, Erk Granite & Marble Specialist LLC designs, fabricates and installs stone countertops and related surfaces for homes across the Minneapolis–St. Paul metro area and throughout Minnesota and Wisconsin. The Bloomington company works directly with homeowners, builders and designers, offering free consultations and in-home project planning alongside its fabrication and installation work.
Ernest D. Menold, Inc. is a Philadelphia-area sheet metal contractor that designs, fabricates, and installs custom metalwork for commercial, industrial, and utility customers. Founded in 1947 by skilled sheet metal worker Ernest D. Menold, the company grew from a small fabrication facility and now applies generations of experience to projects including industrial HVAC and custom stainless steel work.
Ernst Conservation Seeds is a family business founded by Calvin Ernst in 1964, still led by the Ernst family from the Meadville farm where it began. Over six decades, it has grown from a five-acre crownvetch venture into a native seed producer serving restoration work across Eastern North America, with more than 11,000 acres in production and nearly 80 full-time employees.
Since 1957, Ernst Timing Screw Co. has made precision timing screws that guide, space, orient, and transfer containers through packaging machinery. The Bensalem company also builds drive units, quick-change parts, and custom CNC-machined components, with particular experience in unusual container shapes and specialized packaging-line layouts. Ernst says it has manufactured change parts for most types of packaging machinery and has been producing its Turn-A-Round screws for 30 years.
EroVista manufactures engineered wood light poles and bollards using Alaskan yellow cedar or preservative-treated southern yellow pine. The company produces stress-rated, code-compliant poles for outdoor lighting projects, offering direct embedment and base plate installation options.
Founded in 1920, Ervin Industries is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of steel abrasives and advanced metal powders. The company began by developing manufacturing methods for steel shot and grit and now operates three U.S. manufacturing plants, with additional plants in Germany.
Founded in 1904 after Oscar Kjellberg developed the world’s first coated welding electrode, ESAB makes welding and cutting equipment, consumables, and fabrication technology. From its origins in welding history, the company has grown into a global manufacturer serving 147 countries through 26 manufacturing plants and more than 40 global and regional brands.
With more than 40 years in the field, ESCA Industries supplies blasting and specialized cleaning equipment, media, rentals, and protective gear. Based in North Wales, Pennsylvania, the company also provides factory-trained technical support and authorized equipment repair, helping customers match blasting systems to work ranging from foundry tooling to historic restoration. Its silica-free and heavy-metal-free media reflects a particular emphasis on non-hazardous, environmentally mindful surface preparation.
Escala Medical develops women’s-health devices for pelvic organ prolapse, led by its Mendit system for incision-free pelvic-floor repair in an outpatient setting. Founded to provide advanced repair solutions for POP, the company brings together medical-device and urogynecology experience across its leadership and board. Mendit is FDA-cleared in the United States and is designed to complete repair within minutes, with patients returning to normal activity within a day.
ESE Machines, Inc. makes tools and machinery for standing-seam roofing and portable rollforming, building on a roll-forming process first developed by founder Ewald A. Stellrecht in 1976. The Coatesville manufacturer designs and makes its equipment in the USA, including the K9 power seamer and the hand seamers that helped establish its place in the metal-roofing trade. Its open resource guides and equipment-support materials reflect more than five decades of specialized knowledge shared with roofers and fabricators.
Philadelphia’s Espanola Spirits Limited makes boutique wines from California- and Washington-sourced grapes, pairing its bottles with a tasting-room experience built around 11 wine varieties and signature cocktails. The winery’s distinctive “Wine Tasting With A Twist” format can also travel to private events, where tastings are accompanied by snacks, music, and entertainment from CEO Ilya Zamarin. Its wines are sold by the glass, bottle, case, and for wholesale distribution.