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For more than five decades, Gamlet, Inc. has been a York manufacturer whose work is built around custom metal fabrication for industrial customers. Founded in 1970, the company now draws on additional machining experience gained through its 2020 acquisition of Engdahl Manufacturing, while serving projects across the Mid-Atlantic from two precision fabrication facilities.
Founded in 1974 by nuclear engineer and tennis player Dr. Harry Ferrari, Pittsburgh-based GAMMA Sports makes equipment for racquet sports, building from its original breakthrough in synthetic tennis string into products for tennis and pickleball. The company maintains in-house research and development and onsite courts at its Allegheny River headquarters, where it tests and refines products such as its customizable Airbender paddles and stringing machines. GAMMA’s TNT string technology remains a defining part of its history, while its community work includes tournament sponsorships, school partnerships, and programs for young athletes.
Since 1989, Gamry Instruments has made electrochemical research equipment, including potentiostats and related measurement systems, from its Warminster, Pennsylvania base. Its instruments are used to study processes ranging from corrosion and battery performance to fuel cells and sensors, while a team of electrochemists and engineers provides application guidance and data-analysis support. Gamry also supports high-power testing through its Kolibrik partnership and offers systems capable of simultaneous impedance measurements across fuel-cell and electrolyzer stacks.
In downtown Erie, Gannon University MakerSpace turns concepts into prototypes, custom parts and short production runs through a hands-on manufacturing hub serving students, faculty and business partners. The 10,000-square-foot facility inside the Center for Manufacturing and Technology pairs engineering guidance with advanced additive manufacturing, metalworking, woodworking and electronics capabilities. It also serves as a workforce-learning center, hosting workshops and bootcamps for the Erie community and beyond.
GAP Industries is a custom and restoration automotive shop that builds and restores muscle cars, pro-touring vehicles, pro-street vehicles, street rods, and show cars. Its capabilities include fabrication, assembly, welding, chassis and suspension work, engine upgrades and swaps, wiring, exhaust, and paint and body work.
Founded in 1969, Gaposa is a historic Italian manufacturer based in Fermo, known for developing automation systems for residential and industrial openings. Its products are made entirely in Italy and individually tested before being supplied to manufacturers and specialist installers, while exports to more than 30 countries account for 80% of turnover.
Born from a 1977 flood cleanup in Johnstown, Pennsylvania, GapVax builds vacuum and jetting trucks for sewer, stormwater, industrial and excavation work. Rose and Gary Poborsky began with a used septic truck, then started welding their own equipment after manufacturers ignored their ideas; today, the family-owned manufacturer builds customized trucks at its Johnstown facility. Each truck is documented, individually painted for corrosion protection and tested for about 20 hours before leaving the factory.
Gardan Manufacturing Company, Inc. makes standard and custom protective bellows and bellow seal boots for industrial machinery applications. The company describes more than 50 years of service and offers sewn and other custom-configured covers, including stock sizes and special designs.
GardenCore is an independent national lawn and garden supply partner that manufactures and supplies products for retailers and other horticulture businesses. Formerly Oldcastle Lawn and Garden, it operates 58 facilities with a workforce of 1,450 and says it has supported the category for more than two decades.
With more than six decades in cryogenics, Gardner Cryogenics is a Bethlehem-area manufacturer known for equipment that moves and stores liquid helium and hydrogen with near-zero loss. Since 1973, it has produced more than 2,200 tanks, while its first container remains in operation; the company also supports customers through repair and reconditioning services.
Since 1897, Gardners Candies has been making chocolate confections in Tyrone, Pennsylvania, growing from Pike Gardner’s horse-drawn candy wagon into a producer known for its Original Peanut Butter Meltaway®. The company’s history also reaches into everyday American tradition: its early decorative candy boxes helped inspire the heart-shaped box associated with Valentine’s Day. Now part of the Sarris Family Company, Gardners operates stores across Central Pennsylvania and supports hundreds of organizations through its fundraising program.
Since 1971, Garman Decal has produced custom decals and graphics in Pennsylvania, helping businesses put their brands on vehicles, equipment, and physical spaces. The company handles projects in-house from design and printing through cutting and installation, with capabilities ranging from small prototypes to production runs in the hundreds of thousands. Its OEM work includes durable identification labels and nameplates, while its vehicle-wrap and wide-format teams turn fleets and facilities into visible brand spaces.
A U.S. manufacturer with roots reaching back to 1960, Garon Products Inc. is known for practical, pre-measured repair systems made for demanding facility maintenance work. It supplies products directly to facility owners and professional contractors nationwide, with technical guidance shaped by real operating conditions and quality controls certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded by Bill and Winnie Garrett in 1964, Garrett Liners manufactures custom vinyl swimming pool liners and safety covers at its 49,000-square-foot facility in Fallsington, Pennsylvania. Now managed by second-generation owner Ken Garrett, the family-owned company is known for tailoring covers and liners to fit unusually complex pool shapes, and sells exclusively through pool professionals across the United States.
GARROD HYDRAULICS INC specializes in large bore and long stroke cylinders. The company provides industrial hard chrome plating and machining services for large-diameter and long-length components.
Gasbarre Products, Inc. is a U.S. original equipment manufacturer that designs and builds powder-compaction presses and industrial thermal-processing equipment, while also undertaking custom manufacturing work. Founded in 1973 as a powder-compaction press business, it has expanded through acquisitions into furnace systems and precision tooling, and operates five manufacturing locations for its contract manufacturing work.
Since 2002, Gasket Resources Inc. has manufactured custom fluid-sealing solutions, combining its Durlon® gasket materials with precision cutting, welding, and CNC lathe fabrication. The Pennsylvania facility is particularly distinctive for its proprietary welded PTFE process, which produces one-piece gaskets exceeding 60 inches in diameter, and its CNC-machined one-piece Step Ring Gasket for demanding sulfuric-acid service. GRI® is an ISO 9001:2015 registered company with technical support backed by more than 35 years of fluid-sealing experience.
Gasturbotek LLC is a Russian enterprise specializing in the production, development, supply, and implementation of equipment, materials, and technologies for the fuel and energy complex and industry. The company manufactures pumping units, dry-running gas seals, control panels, mechanical face seals, and couplings, and provides services such as balancing, grinding, welding, and maintenance for turbocharged equipment.
For six decades, Gatan has made the cameras, energy filters, specimen-preparation equipment and software that help researchers see more through electron microscopy. The AMETEK company serves both transmission and scanning electron microscopy, with a particular focus on turning difficult materials and biological samples into usable imaging and analytical data. Its product-lifecycle guidance and factory service plans also support instruments well beyond their initial sale.