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Gratton Fabricating & Welding, Inc. is an Adamsburg, Pennsylvania metal fabricator specializing in precision tube bending and the production of fabricated tubular parts. The company says it has more than 45 years of experience and identifies tube bending, specialty coils, and heat exchangers as its primary business.
Grauch Enterprises grew from a Philadelphia-area family business into a Philipsburg manufacturer of small machined and injection-molded parts, with a particular focus on replacement components for military equipment. Since 2004, the company has managed more than 700 National Stock Number items for defense customers and has expanded its rural central Pennsylvania facility to 12,000 square feet. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation uses domestic materials where possible and supports tightly controlled production for government and commercial work.
Veteran-owned Gray Water Ops, LLC designs and manufactures custom challenge coins, including its patented NFC-enabled Smart Coin®, along with lapel pins and patches. Founded by artist Keith Hanshaw and William Zutell, the company draws on more than 30 years of challenge-coin design experience, with Hanshaw designing coins for military units, law-enforcement agencies, businesses and nonprofits since 1995. Its signature Smart Coin® combines a solid brass, high-relief commemorative coin with an embedded chip that opens a digital experience when tapped with a smartphone.
Since Wilbur and Orpah Graybill founded the company in 1944, Graybill Machines has remained a Lititz, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for studying each customer’s process rather than forcing it into an off-the-shelf solution. Its in-house team designs, builds, and tests custom automation for food manufacturers, while also handling specialty projects that call for unusual engineering or fabrication. Eight decades on, the company continues to support equipment from its local shop through installation and service.
Founded in Manheim in 1956, Graybill’s Tool & Die grew from H. Roy Graybill’s machine shop into a full-service job shop designing and building special machines, automation systems, tooling, and precision-machined parts. The company now works from a 20,000-square-foot facility with about 30–35 employees, taking projects from early design and prototyping through short-run production. Its long history includes a distinctive second life for the former Cinco cigar factory, renovated as Graybill’s home in 1978.
GrayMatter Systems is a Pittsburgh-area industrial technology firm that engineers automation and control systems and helps manufacturers and utilities turn operational data into smarter, more visible operations. Its distinctive strength is the combination of plant-floor OT expertise with digital transformation, including digital twins and machine learning projects such as its work with Smucker’s and Colgate-Palmolive. GrayMatter is headquartered in Pittsburgh and has offices across the United States, Canada and India.
Family-owned since its 1948 founding, Graymont grew from a single lime and limestone operation near Sherbrooke, Quebec into a company serving customers across North America and Asia Pacific. Its 1,600-member workforce supports essential industrial and agricultural processes with calcium-based solutions, while the company develops lower-carbon alternatives such as GRAYBOND™.
At the corner of Tasker and 30th Street, Grays Ferry Coffee is a neighborhood coffee shop that roasts its own beans and serves coffee inspired by styles from around the world. Its small group of coffee enthusiasts developed the irreverent Bitch Panting blend while building a gathering place tied closely to Grays Ferry’s renewal. The shop also ships freshly roasted coffee for home drinkers and uses its platform to help support local voices and creators.
GreasePoint is a Mid-Atlantic service company known for hands-on support of lubrication systems in demanding industrial settings. It helps manufacturers and construction operations keep equipment running through automatic lubrication, field inspections, and repair support.
Founded in 2000, Great American Weaving Corporation is a Bally, Pennsylvania custom weaver known for retaining shuttle looms as part of its manufacturing operation. The company works with customers from early design through production to create narrow woven materials for commercial and military applications, including critical-use Class I webbing.
Great Coasters International Inc. (GCI) is a renowned roller coaster manufacturing company recognized for its exceptional wooden roller coasters. Founded in 1994 and headquartered in Sunbury, Pennsylvania, USA, GCI has established a strong reputation for designing, building, and providing maintenance services for world-class wooden coasters worldwide.
Founded in Savannah in 1900 as the Savannah Blow Pipe Company, Great Dane manufactures commercial transportation equipment and has grown into a major American trailer and truck body manufacturer. Its history includes producing steel products before specializing in trailers, and the company reports more than 5,000 team members and 400,000 trailers on the road. It continues to develop transportation equipment and technology for freight operations.
Born from a Lancaster County brochure distributor’s need for racks that could withstand busy travel centers, Great Display Company handcrafts literature displays in Pennsylvania for organizing and presenting printed information. Owned and operated by Getaways On Display, Inc., the family-owned company has roots in 1991 and now serves more than 600 locations across seven states. Its displays are built by cabinet makers, shipped fully assembled, and can be customized for demanding spaces.
Great Lakes Automation Services is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business founded in 2002 by Mark Fatica, Ken Fisher, and Bryan Brooks. Based in McKean, Pennsylvania, the 65-person company designs and builds automated assembly and test equipment for manufacturers, while its government-focused packaging division serves the U.S. government and its prime contractors. GLASI also carries the AMi tradition, having acquired the rotary-dial brand in 2004.
Great Lakes Cast Stone is a certified Girard, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for architectural stonework that gives buildings the appearance of natural stone. Serving residential and commercial projects, the company develops custom pieces from specification through delivery, with finishes tailored to the design.
For more than 40 years, Great Lakes Industrial Automation has helped Northeast manufacturers keep production moving through custom industrial automation, engineering, equipment solutions, and field service. The company works across demanding settings, tailoring control and automation systems to each plant’s requirements rather than applying a one-size-fits-all approach. Its 24-hour emergency on-call support extends that partnership beyond installation and into the day-to-day realities of manufacturing.
Incorporated in 1994, Great Lakes Metal Finishing remains owned and operated by President Dennis Hartwig, who has more than 35 years of experience in the trade and stays involved in daily operations. From its 40,000-square-foot Erie facility, the company provides protective metal finishing for manufacturers across the region and beyond, with a particular reputation for its proprietary olive-drab process and consistent black zinc finishes. Six automated plating lines, an on-site laboratory, and ISO 9001:2015 certification support its specification-driven work.
Founded in 1973, family-owned Great Lakes Power Companies manufactures and remanufactures power-transmission and drivetrain components while supplying parts, engineering support, and repair services for heavy-duty marine and off-highway equipment. Headquartered in Madison, Ohio, the company combines specialized operating entities and a nationwide branch network to support customers worldwide, including with custom CNC manufacturing and OEM-specification rebuilds. Its custom manufacturing operation handles projects from individual components to production runs exceeding 10,000 pieces and maintains quality procedures compliant with QS9000 standards.
From a 7-acre facility in Walnutport, Pennsylvania, Great Metal Recycling buys and processes scrap metal and electronic scrap for residential, commercial, and industrial customers. Operating as Riverview Recycling and Commodities, LLC, the company handles large mixed or separated loads with digital weighing systems, aluminum balers, and a truck scale designed to shorten visits. It also offers roll-off containers and pickups for larger quantities, keeping reusable material out of landfills while turning scrap into cash.
Great Northern Laminations manufactures custom paperboard corner and edge protection for packages, palletized loads and unusually shaped products. Part of the Great Northern family of brands, the company has more than 60 years of packaging experience and supports its designs with an in-house ISTA 6 test lab staffed by technicians holding Certified Packaging Lab Professional designations. Its protective paperboard products use recycled fibers and are fully recyclable, while custom-engineered alternatives such as SURECrate can replace wood crating for heavy shipments.