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From its Pataskala base, Estech USA develops and commercializes patented autoclave systems that sterilize, reduce and sort municipal solid waste. The company’s Fibrecycle® technology uses pressurized steam and mechanical action to recover recyclable materials and biomass for electricity, while its history reaches back to a University of Alabama prototype built in 1992. Estech USA acquired the Remtec rights and assets in 2010 and later developed the MOD-4 variation for used diapers and coincidental medical waste.
Founded in 1976 by Adam and Carol Esterle, this family-owned Stow manufacturer builds custom molds and tooling, machines large components, and produces injection-molded plastic parts. ESTERLE is particularly known for pipe-fitting and PVC molds, while its in-house plastics operation also makes American-made Tuf*Seat products. Now led by the founders’ children and represented by a third generation of the family, the company operates an ISO 9001:2015-certified manufacturing facility with injection-molding capacity from 90 to 2,600 tons.
Founded in 1957 by Waldo and Dale Esterline, Esterline & Sons Manufacturing is a Springfield, Ohio precision-components manufacturer that grew from producing stainless-steel closed-end tubes for temperature-sensing devices. It has operated for more than 60 years and now makes precision-machined components in an 18,000-square-foot facility, serving customers worldwide.
From a home kitchen in the 1920s to a Dayton-area candy business marking its centennial, Esther Price Candies makes handmade chocolates and confections. Esther Rose Rohman began with fudge, then built a following for chocolate-dipped fillings and bite-size treats; later owners preserved her use of quality ingredients and handmade production practices. Today, the company’s candies remain part of local celebrations and are sold through its retail locations and select grocery stores.
Founded in 2008 by seasoned industrial-computing veterans, Estone Technology designs and manufactures rugged, medical-grade and industrial computing systems through custom OEM/ODM programs. With more than 20 years of expertise and 500-plus custom projects completed, the company now operates an expanded headquarters and U.S. manufacturing facility in Holland, Ohio, supporting secure controllers and ground-control systems for UAVs, robotics and other demanding applications. Its devices include medical platforms certified to IEC 60601 requirements and rugged hardware tested to MIL-STD-810G/H.
Founded in Ohio in 1977 to supply analog lighting equipment for touring musicians, ETA Systems now makes rack-mounted power distribution, sequencing, conditioning and management equipment for professional audio and video systems. The company’s history is marked by practical innovations such as always-on protected outlets, front-panel convenience outlets and microprocessor-managed voltage regulators. Acquired by Mitek Communications Group in 2009, ETA continues to serve A/V integrators and systems contractors with equipment for protecting sensitive digital electronics.
Serving business and industry since 1928, Etched Metal Company manufactures custom nameplates, tags, labels and control panels at its Solon, Ohio facility. Its work ranges from durable MetalPhoto identification for harsh environments to specialty degree wheels and wire-rope tags, with no minimum order quantity and in-house art support for custom projects. The company is a MIL-I-45208 manufacturer and UL Authorized Label Supplier.
With a Dayton operation whose ETI Technologies and Starwin Industries names represent more than 50 years in aerospace and defense manufacturing, the company is known for supporting demanding military aircraft programs. Its AS9100D-certified quality system and DoD-approved supply-chain credentials serve primes and Tier 1 suppliers that depend on documented production of mission-critical components.
Founded in 1943, Chagrin Falls-based ETNA Products manufactures and distributes metalworking fluids, with a particular history in lubricants for non-ferrous drawing and stamping. The fourth-generation, WBENC-certified woman-owned company develops its own formulations and supports customers with technical sampling and fluid-maintenance services across 42 U.S. states and more than 30 countries. ETNA has been ISO 9001 registered since 1995.
Family-owned ETP LLC has been part of the Midwest fuel-additive industry since opening in 1977, when it became one of the region’s early manufacturers and suppliers in the field. From Bremen, Indiana, it develops customized fuel treatments for customers across the United States, with its own manufacturing operation and laboratory supporting fuel suppliers and commercial operators.
With more than 70 years in the refractory industry, Macedonia-based ETS Schaefer designs and supplies ceramic-fiber products and heat-containment systems for demanding industrial furnaces. Its distinctive work includes prefabricated monolithic linings built for precise fits, along with engineering, installation, field repair and the RENEW™ program for relining existing heat-containment equipment. The company also developed its exclusive Monster Block™ system and serves customers worldwide from its Ohio operation.
For more than 50 years, Euclid Medical Products has manufactured pharmacy packaging equipment and barcoding systems for hospital, retail and long-term-care pharmacies, with its Cadet unit-dose machines serving hospital pharmacies since 1980. Based in Apple Creek, Ohio, Euclid is a division of Precision Products Group, founded in 1980, and makes its own equipment while supporting customers through factory-trained service providers.
Since opening in 2013, Eudora Brewing Company has built its identity around “Brew Goodness,” turning a Dayton brewery into a gathering place with a purpose beyond its walls. A portion of every sale supports charity:water, and the Eudora community’s contributions have funded 11 clean-water projects serving 845 people in six countries.
Eureka DIY Solutions Pty Ltd marks 40 years in the DIY hardware trade, serving hardware stores and their customers with practical fastening solutions. The South African company also supports retailers through a stockist network.
Eureka Safety, the glove business of family-owned Y. Berger & Co., makes high-performance safety gloves for demanding industrial work. Founded in Sweden in 1959, the third-generation company combines decades of technical-fibre expertise with in-house laboratories and manufacturing, producing about 80% of its assortment at its Wuxi, China factory. Its products have been available in 30 countries since 2012, with the Wuxi facility approved to BSCI and ISO 9001:2015 standards in 2018.
Eurica Group develops and supplies water-based bio-based wax emulsions for chemical formulations, with a particular focus on turning natural waxes into stable products suitable for commercial-scale use. Drawing on a generation of hands-on formulation experience, the company supports custom development and scale-up for applications such as coatings and agricultural formulations. Its work includes commercial emulsions derived from vegetable waxes and carnauba, alongside experimental systems using rice bran, sunflower and beeswax.
Family-owned and operated since 2001, European’s Best Restaurant and Bakery is a Strongsville gathering place built around old-world European cooking and fresh baking. Its daily-made bakery specialties and traditional restaurant fare bring familiar European flavors to local diners, with breakfast served throughout the week.
A second-generation family-owned company rooted in Bene Vagienna, Italy, Eurostampa was founded by Luciano Cillario in 1966 and is known for premium labelmaking. Its seven plants serve brands across global markets, with craftsmanship and human expertise remaining central to the work. Eurostampa produces labels for the wine and spirits sectors while operating with a stated focus on sustainable packaging.
Founded in 1965 in Worthing, West Sussex, Eurotherm makes temperature-control, power-control and process-automation equipment for specialist industrial processes. Its work now spans precision controllers, data systems and engineered solutions, with particular depth in heat treatment and glass manufacturing, where process records and regulatory compliance matter as much as thermal control. Eurotherm operates as a Watlow brand and supports installations with calibration, commissioning and industrial-cybersecurity services.
Founded in 1900, Evans Adhesive makes industrial bonding products for packaging, paper converting and assembly applications. The Columbus-based company develops tailored formulations and supports manufacturers with hands-on technical expertise, quick lead times and responsive supply-chain service. Now part of Meridian Adhesives Group, Evans combines its long-standing regional roots with access to a global network and advanced resources.