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With eight years in the market, New York-based eezeewrap has built its business around helping companies turn their visual ideas into finished installations. The team serves clients across the East Coast, with work ranging from vinyl wrapping to graphic installation for commercial spaces, events, and cultural venues.
From a horse-drawn flour cart in the Hudson Valley, EFCO Products has grown into a family-owned and operated Poughkeepsie manufacturer of bakery fillings and mixes, beverage ingredients, sauces and specialty food ingredients. Founded in 1903, the Effron family business remains at its original Smith and Oakley Streets location and now serves food companies around the world with both standard and custom-formulated products. EFCO also develops clean-label solutions such as OPAQ, its calcium-based replacement for titanium dioxide.
With more than 60 years in the field, Effecto USA is the former Applied Robotics and a North American arm of the international Effecto Group. The company is known for pioneering robotic tool changers and serves industrial customers with automation equipment designed to support production operations.
For more than 30 years, Effects Of Color has helped local businesses turn ideas into finished print through commercial, digital and large-format production. Based in Fort Montgomery and Ridgewood, the print shop pairs experienced graphic design with direct-mail services, taking projects from concept through delivery. Its work is guided by a stated balance of craftsmanship and newer printing technology.
Built from more than 25 years of research at Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Eforto is a Belgian MedTech company that turns scientific work on healthy aging into practical muscle-health monitoring for care teams, researchers, and individuals. Founded in 2019 through a partnership between UniWeb and academic experts, the company has clinically validated its approach in community and hospital settings, including among older adults and hip-fracture patients. Its work is best known for making a lab-quality assessment of physical resilience possible through a guided test lasting less than five minutes.
At its Brooklyn Army Terminal mill, family-owned EFS Designs creates luxurious hand-printed fabrics and wall coverings for designers and luxury brands. The company has spent three decades pairing New York craftsmanship with in-house screen engraving and custom hand-mixed color matching, including reproductions of historic textile designs. EFS also uses a 100% electric heat-setting oven and nontoxic water-based inks in its production work.
Egg Collective is a New York-based design studio founded in 2012 by Stephanie Beamer, Crystal Ellis, and Hillary Petrie. It designs and handcrafts contemporary furniture in-house and with local fabricators, with production in New York and a workshop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Its Tribeca gallery displays the company’s designs alongside contemporary art.
Founded by Albert Egli in 1946, Egli Group grew from a Sidney machine company into a 36,000-square-foot manufacturer known for precision work. The company’s history includes Henry Egli’s invention of a high-precision machine gauge standard, while its current operation supports customers in medical, defense, and wireless markets with carefully controlled molded and machined components. Its quality systems are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016.
Born from Eileen’s family cheesecake recipe, Eileen’s Special Cheesecake has been hand-making fresh cheesecakes in downtown Manhattan since 1975. The women-run family business is now carried on by Eileen’s daughters, Holly Maloney and Bonnie Ponte, at the original bakery, where some employees have worked for more than 40 years. Its light, creamy New York-style cakes are made with real ingredients and hand-applied details rather than factory production.
Family-owned since the 1940s, Eisco Group makes science and laboratory equipment through a portfolio that spans educational products, industrial supplies and precision lab glassware. The group has grown into a global business with more than 600 employees across India, the USA and the UK, while its newer brands extend into science-focused homeware and bespoke travel experiences. Eisco Group is now carried into its fourth generation and holds ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certifications.
Founded in 1968 by brothers KK and PK Jain, Eisco Labs makes science education equipment and hands-on learning tools for schools and universities. The family business grew from its father’s 1940s science-equipment trade in Ambala into a global operation, with manufacturing in India and a U.S. distribution and support center serving more than 110 countries. Eisco’s classroom focus is especially visible in its detailed anatomical models and physician-designed practice suture tools, alongside equipment for physics, chemistry, biology and lab work.
Founded in 1955 by Abraham Duke Eiseman and Joseph Ludmar, Eiseman-Ludmar Co., Inc. manufactures dress uniform accessories for America’s military, police, fire and other uniformed personnel. The company has expanded its Hicksville, New York facility to keep specialty manufacturing and embroidery in the United States, while its history includes producing the Polo/Ralph Lauren crest and managing Department of Defense contracts for decorative citation cords. Its hand-embroidered custom crests and New England-style police epaulettes reflect the detailed, small-run work that sets the company apart.
Since 2005, Jens Jungkurth has operated Eisen Audio in New York City, designing and building analog audio hardware while maintaining vintage recording equipment for studios. The company’s audio-engineer-led approach puts critical listening and the musical character of recorded sound ahead of measurement alone, with custom development, console retrofits and specialty devices built for long service. Eisen Audio also supports a select group of New York-area recording professionals with maintenance and repair of discontinued analog equipment.
Founded by Creative Director Erin Saluti after six years of research and development, Eittem makes sculptural handbags that function as both wearable accessories and art objects. In its Manhattan atelier, a small in-house team individually carves salvaged American walnut and refines each numbered piece by hand over several weeks. The inaugural collection launched in 2024, with limited-run bags designed to be carried, collected, and passed on.
EJ Group, Inc. designs, manufactures, and distributes infrastructure access solutions, with a business dating to 1883. Its manufacturing operations include foundries and facilities producing composite access products, fabricated metal items, and municipal water products; the company describes a worldwide commercial presence spanning five continents.
With two facilities and in-house engineering, design, and production, EKODOME manufactures hard-shell geodesic dome kits built more like architecture than tents. Its solid-panel systems serve projects ranging from glamping and greenhouses to residential spaces and custom architectural installations, while its bespoke team also helps turn unusual geometries and landmark concepts into buildable structures. Founded by CEO Sinan Halic, the company additionally supports the assessment, engineering, and careful retrofit of historically significant domes.
EL Manufacturing is a precision metal fabricating facility producing sheet metal parts and assemblies through bending, cutting, rolling, punching, shearing, stamping, and sawing. The company also provides CNC machining, MIG, TIG, and robotic MIG welding, band clamp manufacturing, and custom foam for case inserts, packaging, and in-process handling.
Founded in 2005, Elan City is a 50-person company known for helping local authorities improve road safety and community awareness. Its equipment is used by more than 20,000 communities worldwide, with manufacturing capacity exceeding 1,000 devices per month and an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system supporting production.
ELANTAS is a division of the ALTANA Group that develops and manufactures high-performance insulation and protective materials for the electrical and electronics industry. With more than 100 years of expertise, it operates 19 production sites and 16 laboratories, employs more than 2,000 people, and serves customers in over 80 countries. The holding company is headquartered in Wesel, Germany.
With more than 100 years of expertise, ELANTAS is the Wesel, Germany-based electrical materials division of ALTANA, known for supporting the reliability of modern electrical systems. Its roughly 1,800 employees work across 19 production sites and 16 laboratories, serving customers in more than 80 countries with insulation and protective materials for electrical and electronic equipment.