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Evolve Range Solutions is a family-owned company that develops shooting-range systems and helps firearms retailers and range owners plan, build, retrofit, and operate their facilities. Its team brings more than 30 years of construction experience, nearly 20 years in the firearms industry, and close to a decade in firearms manufacturing, with the EV-R digital live-fire system as a signature offering. The company has installed systems for U.S. military applications, commercial ranges nationwide, and private training facilities.
Evolve Transporters traces its identity to a motorsports team that built High Tech transporters for NASCAR garages in the 1980s. Since 1981, the company has carried that experience into custom transporters for racing organizations, while also maintaining 53-foot race transporters from across the industry.
Founded in Akron in 1942, Ewart-Ohlson Machine Company now precision-machines medium and large components for aerospace, defense, energy, and other demanding applications from its Cuyahoga Falls plant. Its 38,000-square-foot facility is built for oversized work, with equipment capable of handling forgings weighing up to seven tons and machining landing-gear components among other massive parts. The company’s AS9100- and ISO 9001-certified quality system supports work ranging from Mars Exploration Rover mortar tubes to Airbus A380 landing-gear forgings.
Founded in 1984 to advance welding and joining technology, EWI is a Columbus-based independent engineering consultancy that helps manufacturers develop and implement production processes. Its 160-plus engineers, technicians, and industry experts work from two laboratory locations with $35 million in capital equipment, supporting projects from difficult material joining to additive manufacturing and process automation. EWI also brings manufacturers together through its Cooperative Research Program and industry consortia, including an Additive Manufacturing Consortium with more than 50 members worldwide.
Ewing Aerospace develops drone hardware for mission-focused operations, including BlueLRS and Mavlink command-and-control systems, flight controllers, and camera and video equipment. Its product documentation emphasizes full NDAA and Blue UAS compliance for long-range applications.
Exacter, Inc. is a Columbus-based industrial Internet of Things company known for using patented technology to reveal hidden risks in electric utility infrastructure. Its assessments help utilities understand grid health and make informed reliability decisions, with aerial surveys also supporting wildfire mitigation in high-threat areas.
Founded in 1948, ExactoCraft is a Cape Town-based plastics manufacturer that takes products from techno-plastic design and tooling through injection moulding and delivery. Its 24/7 factory includes more than 40 injection-moulding machines and three PET stretch-blow moulding machines, supporting both national and international customers. The company has produced millions of assembled Playboy deodorant actuators annually and holds ISO 9001 quality standards for its manufactured products.
Founded in 1983 by Roy Sweeney, Cincinnati-based EXAIR manufactures compressed-air products that help manufacturers clean, cool, convey and control static in production environments. Its in-house application engineers work directly with customers on product selection and application problems, while the company manufactures in the USA and commonly ships stocked orders the same day.
Excalibur Dehydrator makes food-preservation equipment designed to turn seasonal produce, meat and other ingredients into dried foods at home or in commercial settings. Its signature machines use patented Hyperwave Technology and Parallexx Horizontal Airflow for even drying, while the company also supplies purpose-built trays and reusable drying sheets. One of its established 9-tray models is made in the USA with U.S. and globally sourced materials.
Known for more than 30 years of pump-station work, Excel Fluid Group is a Brook Park-based manufacturer that designs and builds water and wastewater infrastructure for municipal, commercial and industrial customers. Its in-house team carries projects through testing and installation support, while an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system also covers ongoing pump-station service.
Since its founding in 1982, Excel Stamping & Manufacturing has grown from a 3,000-square-foot operation into a Cypress, Texas manufacturer with a 55,000-square-foot facility. The company is known for working closely with customers to turn product ideas into stamped metal parts, serving dozens of industries and shipping worldwide.
For more than 100 years, Akron-based Excelsior Marking has evolved from making rubber stamps, stencils and tags into a manufacturer of precision-machined marking tools, flexographic prepress solutions and custom signage. Its machining operation includes five-axis capabilities, while its signage team carries projects from design through installation and its prepress department operates under ISO 9001 certification. The company also has a particular foothold in lumber and pallet identification, drawing on memberships in the NWPCA and NHLA to help customers meet marking requirements.
Founded by Dr. Paul McManamon in 2008 and based at the University of Dayton, Exciting Technology LLC develops free-space laser communications, application-specific LiDAR systems, and optical beam-steering technology. Its research-driven team also operates a crystal-growth lab and has pursued more than a dozen funded projects spanning beam steering, laser vibrometry, LiDAR, and optical communications. The company’s work is reflected in published research, patents, and products such as its portable BLS200 benchtop LiDAR system.
Operating in Toledo since 1964, Exco Engineering USA is a long-standing member of the Exco Technologies group, with a 45,000-square-foot facility devoted to large die-casting tooling. Its tooling engineers work directly with die casters to design and build high-pressure dies, while also supporting customers through the life of the tool. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded by Tony Gilson in 1974, Executive Awards by Gilson’s creates engraved corporate gifts, recognition awards, and custom pieces for organizations in Cincinnati and across the country. This women-owned family business combines in-house laser and hand engraving—including custom work by its founder—with a showroom and a collection of more than 500 award and gift options. Its custom work can range from a crystal logo sculpture to a hand-engraved retirement tray.
Founded in 1978 by Ned Brown, Dayton-area Exhibit Concepts designs and builds experiential spaces that bring brands, museum stories, and educational ideas to life. Now owned by Brown’s daughter, Kelli Glasser, the woman-owned company operates from a 200,000-square-foot facility and handles projects ranging from museum galleries to trade-show exhibits, including work in more than 50 countries. Its in-house designers, craftsmen, and technologists support projects from concept through installation, with dedicated capabilities for interactive and digital engagement.
Exhibit Logistics began in 2006, when Andy Dean created the company after a troubled trade show exposed how poorly exhibition work could be coordinated. Based in Cincinnati, it has since supported thousands of shows at hundreds of locations worldwide, combining a dedicated warehouse with in-house production for clients who need dependable help getting an exhibit from concept to the show floor.
Founded in 1975, EXM Manufacturing is a Canadian maker rooted in Quebec with more than 50 years of experience serving customers across North America. The company is known for combining automated production with tailored engineering, helping industrial, commercial, and OEM customers receive electrical enclosures suited to demanding applications. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operations support both standard production and custom work.
ExOne GmbH develops and manufactures industrial binder-jetting 3D printing systems and also produces parts through its on-demand printing services. Its industrial sand-printing work grew from binder-jetting research at the Technical University of Munich in the mid-1990s; the company reports more than 500 systems installed worldwide. ExOne serves production operations in foundries and manufacturing plants, including aerospace, automotive and energy applications.
EXOR America develops industrial automation hardware and software, including human-machine interfaces, embedded computing platforms, and IIoT controllers. Its X Platform connects factory equipment with cloud and enterprise systems while supporting applications in industrial, building, and marine automation. The company traces its industrial control experience back nearly 50 years and backs its embedded products with a stated minimum 10-year product life cycle.