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Since 1979, Endicott Research Group has designed and manufactured power solutions for backlit LCD displays, including LED drivers and CCFL inverters, from its Binghamton operation. Now a division of Endicott Coil Company, ERG also provides contract manufacturing and is known for engineering drop-in LED replacements that fit existing CCFL inverter footprints. Its manufacturing operations are ISO 9001 certified and UL recognized.
Australian company Endogene Ltd develops and commercialises medical technologies, including the Parascope self-propelling endoscope designed to advance through the gastrointestinal tract without conventional pushing. Its work also includes less-invasive vascular surgery systems, with products developed under an ISO 13485:2016 quality system and supported by an international patent portfolio. Endogene is an unlisted Australian public company funded through private investment, grants and R&D tax concessions.
Endroid, the India-made security brand of DBS Security Systems Pvt. Ltd., develops CCTV and connected surveillance equipment, with a product range that also includes access-control devices and welding machines. Established in 2008, the company supports its dealer and distributor network through in-house research and development, chip-level hardware repair, and online technical assistance. Applicable CCTV models are BIS ER certified through STQC, reflecting Endroid’s focus on product security and Indian surveillance requirements.
Founded by John Ratliff as a Brooklyn passion project in 2011, Ends Meat is a whole-animal butcher shop and salumeria making artisanal charcuterie and serving prepared food from its Industry City operation. The company works with local, pasture-raised farms that share its focus on animal welfare and sustainable practices, using every part of the animal to reduce waste. It also supplies restaurants and other businesses with house-made deli meats and salumi.
Endure Industries is a minority- and women-owned medical device company based in Upstate New York, known for putting transparent pricing at the center of its approach to healthcare sourcing. It manufactures and distributes medical supplies for healthcare providers, including hospitals and EMS organizations, as well as the U.S. military.
Family-owned since its founding in 1990, ENECON Corporation is known for developing American-made polymer technologies that help industrial operators repair damaged assets instead of replacing them. Its work grew from pioneering Navy-approved nonskid deck coatings and hull-fairing materials, and today supports facilities in more than 60 countries. ENECON is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
With more than 30 years in the magnet business, Eneflux-Armtek Magnetics designs and manufactures precision permanent magnets and magnetic assemblies for demanding applications. EAM combines design engineering, rapid prototyping and volume production, with U.S. manufacturing and distribution centers in New York, Pennsylvania and California. Its IATF 16949:2016 certification reflects a quality system built for especially demanding automotive work, while its custom over-molded and contact-free assemblies show how the company tackles difficult component designs.
Enerfy designs and manufactures solar micro-inverters and modular energy-storage systems, helping homes and businesses convert, monitor, store and sell locally generated power. With operations in Europe, the United States and China, the company brings more than 10 years of experience to distributed energy systems, including its Innowatt micro-inverter and scalable PowerBox and PowerHub platforms. Enerfy says its technology is supported by more than 16 patents and serves customers in over 30 countries.
Energy Catalyst Technologies began in 2019 as a geothermal contractor and now manufactures its own heat pumps in Troy, New York. Its experience in the field shaped a retrofit-minded approach: the company’s Double Hybrid system is built to work with heating infrastructure already in place, serving homeowners and small-to-medium-sized buildings across New York and Vermont.
Energy Harvesters LLC is developing the patented Walking Charger™, a footwear-integrated personal power source that uses the motion of walking to recharge mobile devices off the grid. Co-founded by Lawrence C. Grumer and Sherry S. Handel, the Boston- and Rochester-linked startup has built footwear-integrated engineering demonstrators and is pursuing applications spanning everyday wear, work boots, recreation and military use. Its technology can also provide power for footwear heaters, GPS locators and health-monitoring devices.
Founded by CEO Dr. Stephan DeLuca, Energy Materials Corporation develops perovskite solar cells and modules through high-speed roll-to-roll printing. Its GigaSpeed™ manufacturing model prints seven solar-cell layers inline at more than 30 meters per minute, with a planned line capacity of up to 4 GW of BackbonePV™ material annually. The Rochester company is applying printed-electronics scale-up experience to produce lower-cost, lightweight solar modules designed with a smaller environmental footprint.
From Buffalo, Energy Technology Group designs, formulates, manufactures and packages chemical treatments for fuels, lubricants and cooling systems. Founded and led by William Richards, whose hands-on work has produced more than 370 chemical formulations, the company also develops fuel-additization systems and provides laboratory, field and consulting services. Its products are made in Buffalo for fleets and industrial users in more than 40 countries.
EnerSys makes stored-energy and power-system equipment for industrial, infrastructure and defense applications, from batteries and chargers to integrated systems that keep essential operations running. The company serves customers in more than 100 countries and has more than 100 years of battery-technology experience, with solutions used everywhere from data centers and communications networks to electric forklifts and spacecraft. EnerSys is also the largest supplier of batteries to the U.S. Department of Defense.
EnerTrac Corp is a Farmingdale, New York design and engineering team developing light electric vehicles, robotic systems, and contract-manufactured electromechanical products. Its work spans concept through manufacturing, with current projects including a five-degree-of-freedom lift/tilt platform and a robotic cart with a robot arm. The team brings more than 40 years of experience and 28 patents to collaborations with organizations ranging from NASA to universities and vehicle entrepreneurs.
ENERVEX Inc. is an Alpharetta, Georgia manufacturer and system integrator known for building complete exhaust solutions through a single point of responsibility. The company serves commercial, residential, and industrial customers with systems that manage exhaust and recover waste heat to improve efficiency and reduce emissions.
Known for an unusually broad stock selection, Engineered Components & Packaging, LLC is a Fairport packaging specialist serving manufacturers that need protective trays for small parts. It focuses on engineered packaging for low- to mid-volume applications, helping customers avoid tooling while also developing custom solutions when standard trays do not fit.
Since 1994, Engineered Composites Incorporated has built its reputation in Buffalo as an American specialist in compression-molded composite parts. Its 225,000-square-foot operation serves customers in fields ranging from transportation to aerospace, with projects managed from design through final delivery. ECI’s quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Since 1995, Engineered Filtration, Inc. has built its reputation as a problem-solving filtration partner for industrial customers. The Dandridge, Tennessee, company draws on application expertise to develop custom solutions when standard equipment falls short, including its EFI cartridge line made in an ISO 9002 environment.
From its Western New York facility, Engineered Lifting Technologies designs, builds and tests below-the-hook lifting equipment for construction, materials handling and wind applications. ELT combines standard products with in-house engineering for custom lifting solutions, and its team proof-tests every lifter to at least 125% of its working load limit. The company is ISO 9001:2015 registered and manufactures its lifting fixtures in Orchard Park, New York.
Founded in 1946, Engineering Manufacturing Technologies is an Endicott manufacturer known for producing durable, reliable metal parts for demanding markets including aerospace and defense. Its three adjacent facilities provide 130,000 square feet for work ranging from prototypes to production quantities above one million parts, with ISO 9001 quality certification and aerospace and defense credentials.