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Founded in 1928, ECR International makes residential and light-commercial heating and cooling products through a family of brands, including Utica Boilers and Dunkirk. Its work includes hydronic and air-source equipment, and the company maintains a research and development lab for equipment design and testing. ECR International operates alongside Granby Industries, whose related manufacturing business includes propane vessel fabrication and transport trucks.
Family-owned and operated since 1954, Edco Supply Corporation remains based at its original Brooklyn location while serving customers from additional facilities in Ohio and Quebec. The company is known for converting and supplying military-specification packaging for defense and industrial customers, with staff averaging 10 years of experience and every order manually inspected before shipment.
Edelman creates leather for interiors, with a collection spanning seating leathers and leather tiles shaped by natural markings, European hides, and small boutique tanneries. Most of its leathers are sourced in Northern Italy, where generations-old tanning techniques and minimal finishing give the materials their distinctive character. Edelman operates as part of the MillerKnoll collective and maintains ISO 14001 certification at its North American facilities, held for more than 20 years.
EDGE Industrial Technologies was formed in 2018 by bringing TGW International and Pearl Technologies together, then grew through the additions of Leverwood Knife Works in 2021 and Carbonomics in 2025. The company carries TGW’s Sheffield roots, dating to 1908, across a global manufacturing network serving food-processing and packaging customers.
From its Holbrook, New York facility, EDGE® Traction Spray develops and manufactures in-house grip products that help athletes improve traction on shoe outsoles and other sports equipment. Its patent-pending, 100% bio-based formula was refined through three years of lab and on-court testing, self-dries quickly, and is formulated in line with EPA Safer Choice ingredient criteria. EDGE® describes itself as a U.S.-based athletic performance lab serving athletes worldwide.
Founded by Composite Design Engineer Don Ganegoda, EDGENG manufactures structural fiber-composite system components for water and wastewater treatment facilities. The BOI company operates across Sri Lanka and the USA, combining aerospace-derived computer analysis with composite laminate modeling and finite element analysis. Its products are designed to meet or exceed USA/ASTM standards and are made with ultraviolet-stabilized thermoset resins.
Rooted in Groveland agriculture since the 1870s, fifth-generation owner Craig Phelps and the sixth generation run Edgewood Grain as the grain-merchandising arm of a family agribusiness. The company buys, sells and merchandises grain, grinds corn into fine meal, and supports local dairies with processed feed products. Its work is part of a broader operation that includes a 4,500-acre farm and grain delivery across New York and Pennsylvania.
Born from investment banker Veronica Panzardi’s late-night takeout problem, edggies veggies makes air-dried kale sprinkles that add a shelf-stable serving of vegetables to everyday meals. The company sources organic, non-GMO kale from a family-run Coachella Valley farm, where the region’s naturally dry air suits dehydration. Its refillable tins are designed for busy people who want an easy nutritional boost without changing the flavor of their food.
Edison Innovative Power is a research-and-development company focused on digitally transforming high-voltage power systems for designers of advanced equipment. Its work centers on precision power conversion and waveform delivery, with solutions shaped around project performance, size, and total cost.
Founded in 1952, Edison Price Lighting designs and crafts architectural lighting in the United States, with a particular focus on museum-quality illumination. Its full-scale factory, testing labs and gallery support custom modifications for demanding spaces, and its fixtures have illuminated more than 450 museums and galleries worldwide. The company’s work appears in landmark projects including the Kimbell Art Museum and the Grand Louvre Pyramid.
For more than 40 years, Edlaw Pharmaceuticals has produced small batches of dry ingredients and packaged medical products at its FDA- and New York-registered facility in Farmingdale, New York. The company is best known for pre-measured dialysate additives and citric acid for cleaning dialysis machines, with packaging performed under FDA and cGMP guidelines using USP ingredients. Edlaw also provides precision powder packaging for commercial and testing applications.
Founded in Glasgow in 1861, Edrington makes and stewards premium spirits, with a portfolio centered on single malt whisky and extending to rum and gin. Its distinctive ownership model places The Robertson Trust, established by the founder’s granddaughters, as the company’s principal shareholder; the trust has directed £421 million to Scottish charities.
Edro-Sturdell manufactures precision custom mold bases and supplies tooling materials, with machining operations supporting plastics tooling and aerospace work. Its Walnut facility is identified as an AS9100 Rev D and ISO 9001:2015 certified manufacturing operation; the company also describes steel processing and distribution facilities in the United States and Germany.
Founded in 1972 as Equipment Development Services, EDS Measurement Systems designs and manufactures precision turbine-alignment measuring tools for the power-generation industry. The Rochester, New York company is the exclusive manufacturer and authorized repair center for its Concentricity Alignment Tool, also known as an Electronic Radial Alignment Gauge, which measures diaphragm alignment with the turbine rotor in place. Its tools are made in the United States and supported by calibration traceable to NIST standards.
Known for shaping play since 1983, Edushape develops sensory toys that help infants and young children learn through hands-on exploration. The company began by creating products for daycares and preschools, then became especially associated with its Original Sensory Ball, invented in 1997. Its design work draws on input from child-development specialists and educators, with toys made to meet or exceed CE, ASTM and Australian safety standards.
Since 1935, Edward Fields Carpet Makers has created bespoke luxury carpets and rugs, combining American design with highly skilled hand craftsmanship. Edward Fields pioneered the term “area rug” and developed its signature Magic Needle tufting tool, while its custom work has appeared in landmark settings including the White House, Air Force One and Philip Johnson’s Glass House. Now part of the House of Tai Ping, the company continues to work with designers and artists on carpets for distinctive interiors worldwide.
Founded in 2003, Edwards & Edwards Printing is an Ozone Park commercial and residential printing service that handles print marketing from design through production and packaging. The company says it has served more than 125,000 customers, ranging from entrepreneurs to Fortune 500 companies, while pairing high-volume operations with the personal service of a local print shop. It also offers print-broker coaching for people who want to build a printing business without producing the materials themselves.
With more than a century of heritage, Edwards Vacuum develops vacuum and abatement equipment and services for critical industrial, research and semiconductor applications. Its work ranges from vacuum pumps and semiconductor abatement systems to accredited gauge calibration, with a stated focus on reducing the environmental impact of manufacturing. Edwards is part of the Atlas Copco Group and serves tens of thousands of customers worldwide.
Woman-owned and mother-run since Mia and Saxton founded it in 1994, eeBoo grew from a basement home business into a company built around family connection and screen-free play. Its thoughtfully illustrated puzzles and games are made to encourage empathy, curiosity, and conversation, with original artwork and sustainably sourced materials at the heart of the brand.
EEP Quality Group is built around managing partners who are former quality managers, supported by degreed engineers and a trained production workforce. From its Rochester and Syracuse facilities, the ISO 9001:2015-certified company helps manufacturers bring outsourced work into dependable production, including contract manufacturing and assembly support.