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Gordon Terminal Service is a family-owned contract terminaling and manufacturing company that blends, packages, and ships lubricants and related products for oil and chemical producers. Founded in 1933 as Gordon Lubricating Company, it has operated from McKees Rocks since 1948 and now serves customers through facilities in Pittsburgh and Bayonne. Its stated annual production includes 10 million gallon containers and 25 million quart bottles.
GoScope is a mission-driven medtech startup and a division of X-Biomedical focused on improving surgical visualization for clinicians and patients. The company develops portable digital microscope systems for surgeons, dentists, and medical educators, with an emphasis on ergonomic use and broader access to advanced visualization.
A third-generation family business, Gosiger has been part of Dayton’s manufacturing community since 1922. The company helps manufacturers select, integrate and sustain machine-tool systems, with support extending from its 13 U.S. locations.
Since 1940, Goss Inc. has manufactured flame tools and accessories for professional cutting, welding, heating, and HVAC work. Based in Glenshaw, Pennsylvania, the company individually tests its equipment for performance and durability and has expanded from its torch heritage into a six-line catalog that includes HVAC service tools. Goss also supports customers through a network of sales representatives and distributors offering training and product assistance.
Founded in 1904, Gottscho Printing Systems makes in-line printing and coding equipment and supplies for packaging operations, with a particular foothold in pharmaceutical, medical and nutraceutical packaging. The Willow Grove company is known for practical systems that print directly on materials such as blister foil, pouches and cartons, helping customers avoid pre-printed inventory and respond to packaging changes during production. It also supports the equipment long after installation through factory-trained technicians, turnkey integration and certified rebuilds of legacy printers.
Known as the UK’s original cooking wine supplier, Gourmet Classic has served the food-service industry since 1998 from its base in Ringwood, Hampshire. Its BRCGS AA-certified facility supports the consistent blending and packing of liquid ingredients for professional kitchens and food manufacturers, with about 100,000 litres of wholesale cooking wine supplied each week.
Since 1935, GOW-MAC Instrument Co. has manufactured gas chromatographs and dedicated gas analyzers for detecting and measuring impurities in gases. Its Bethlehem, Pennsylvania manufacturing plant traces the company’s roots to an automotive engine analyzer built around a thermal conductivity detector, technology that remains central to its instruments today. GOW-MAC supports its equipment with in-house sales, engineering, chemistry, and technical teams and serves customers internationally.
Gowanda Electronics is a manufacturer of high-performance electronic components, specializing in precision inductors, transformers, and magnetic components for RF, microwave, and power applications. The company serves diverse markets including aerospace, defense, medical, and telecommunications.
Woman-owned and handmade in the USA, GP Candle Co. creates cheerful home-fragrance products with a social purpose. Its small-batch candles are made with soy wax and cotton wicks, and portions of sales support Women Against Abuse or the National Parks Conservation Association.
From its manufacturing facility in Philipsburg, Pennsylvania, GPE Process Equipment designs and builds custom stainless-alloy processing equipment, with a particular strength in heavy-duty agitation systems for demanding mixing applications. The company has over 110 years of experience and supports projects from process design through factory testing, installation, and field service. GPE also operates a 16,000-square-foot Factory Acceptance Testing facility and maintains an ISO 9001:2015-registered quality management system.
Founded in Carlisle, Pennsylvania, in 2016, GPM Controls manufactures the Schrupp bladder accumulator and serves as Roth Hydraulics’ exclusive North American representative for piston accumulators. Led by president Dan Turner, who entered his family’s hydraulic service business in the early 1980s, the company supplies accumulator repair kits and related components through distributors while also helping customers configure specialized hydraulic projects.
Family-run since 1949, Graboyes Window & Door sells and installs windows, doors, and siding for homes and businesses across the Greater Philadelphia area. Now in its third generation, the Graboyes family has provided window and door work for more than 75 years, with an in-house service and warranty department that also helps coordinate repairs and replacement parts.
Known for introducing the original PASS device in the early 1980s, Grace Industries is a U.S. safety manufacturer founded in 1974. From its Fredonia, Pennsylvania operation, the company develops life-safety technology for firefighters and workers facing hazardous or isolated conditions, including the SEI-certified SuperPASS® 5 built to the 2025 NFPA standard.
Graco Inc. is a manufacturer of fluid-handling technology and equipment that moves, measures, controls, dispenses and sprays fluid and powder materials for industrial and commercial applications. The company began with two brothers working from a garage and has grown into a nearly century-old business serving customers in more than 100 countries across six continents. Graco operates its worldwide headquarters and Industrial Products manufacturing facilities in Minneapolis, with additional manufacturing and support locations around the globe.
Graffiti Solutions, Inc. makes and distributes chemical products for removing graffiti and restoring marked surfaces. The North St. Paul company began as a pressure-washing business, then spent a decade testing ineffective removers before working with a chemist in 2000 to develop its own line, including the biodegradable Elephant Snot® formula. Its staff also works in the field, writes technical guidance, and conducts graffiti-removal seminars in the United States and abroad.
Founded in 1963 from a basement workshop, Grafika Printing produces paperboard packaging and pressure-sensitive prime labels for brands that need both print precision and packaging know-how. Now led by Bernie Elzer III, the company carries three generations of Elzer leadership and pairs its long printmaking history with advanced color inspection, AI-driven production analysis, and integrated prototyping. Its Sinking Spring operation works closely with customers on packaging programs rather than treating each job as a one-off print order.
Founded in 1886, GrafTech International makes graphite electrodes and develops technical services that help electric arc furnace operators improve steelmaking productivity. The company combines deep knowledge of the steelmaking process with vertically integrated operations and customer technical support delivered around the world. Its history spans 135 years and includes products such as UCAR® graphite electrodes and Seadrift Coke.
Graham Architectural Products designs and manufactures commercial and architectural-grade window systems, doors, and window walls. With more than 50 years of expertise, the company is particularly known for historically accurate window replication combined with energy-efficient performance, and also develops engineered fenestration for new construction.
Known for inventing the Graham Wheel in 1964, Graham Engineering Company has spent more than 50 years shaping the polymer extrusion industry. The York, Pennsylvania company develops customized equipment and process systems for manufacturers worldwide, with a particular legacy in rotary blow molding and long-term support for the machinery it builds.
Known for inventing the Graham Wheel in 1964, Graham Engineering Company has spent more than 50 years shaping the polymer extrusion industry from its York, Pennsylvania base. The company develops customized extrusion systems for manufacturers worldwide and supports those machines throughout their working lives.