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Philadelphia-based Ovuud is a lighting and furniture design studio where Benjamin Gillespie designs and hand-fabricates each piece in his own studio. Gillespie’s background in engineering and woodworking, paired with a lifelong interest in architecture, shapes sculptural fixtures that balance practical illumination with the limits and character of their materials. The studio also takes on commissioned work, including pieces such as the patented Compound floor light.
Owens Corning FOAMGLAS® makes cellular glass insulation, a rigid material formed from sealed glass cells for building and industrial applications. Pittsburgh Corning introduced FOAMGLAS® in 1942; Owens Corning acquired Pittsburgh Corning in 2017, and the insulation is now produced at purpose-built factories in Belgium, the Czech Republic, China, and the United States. The company describes the insulation as made with an average of 50% post-consumer recycled glass.
Since opening in Hanover in 1996, Ox Industries has grown from a small tube-and-core operation into an independently owned paper manufacturer with more than 600 employees. Its distinctive strength is vertical integration: Ox has made its own recycled paperboard since acquiring the Halltown mill in 2007, controlling the process from recovered paper through converted products. Halltown itself has operated continuously since 1869, giving Ox a notably long industrial history alongside its nationwide network of mills and facilities.
Founded by Olek Shestakov and Alex Aprelev, OxyDial develops an Oxygen-Hemoglobin Equilibrium blood-testing instrument and cloud platform for medical researchers and healthcare providers. The company’s work is aimed particularly at improving understanding and care for sickle cell disease and other blood disorders, with the instrument and services still under development and testing and not yet FDA-approved. Its founders bring more than 25 years of experience spanning software architecture, wearables, IoT devices, optics and spectroscopy.
Family-owned and operated since 1952, P.T. O’Malley Lumber Company manufactures wood products and supplies wholesale lumber from facilities in Pennsylvania, Maryland, and Virginia, with sawmills in Virginia. It has built its business around pallet production and wholesale lumber, and uses sawmill byproducts to make hardwood pellets.
P&H Tech Co., Ltd. is a chemical manufacturing company that produces organic synthetic materials for OLED applications, including EBL, HTL, and HOST, and operates development equipment for sublimation purification. :) :(
P&P Custom Medical Supplies Inc. provides high-quality, affordable medical protection products such as PICC line shower covers, waterproof dressings, and cast protection covers to improve patient comfort, safety, and independence during bathing and daily routines.
P2 Probiotic Power makes soil-based probiotic cleaners and personal-care products designed to remove biofilm rather than kill bacteria. Founded from Heather Holmes’s research after years of sinus infections, the company applies formulations developed through work with livestock to care for homes, people and pets. Its products are made and sourced in the USA, including the packaging.
PA Building Supply is a Pennsylvania building-materials supplier formed through the strategic alignment of Myers Building Product Specialists, Shelly’s Building Supply, and Musselman Lumber, all US LBM sister companies. It also operates a Telford component-manufacturing facility producing custom trusses and wall panels, as well as a custom interior and exterior millwork shop.
Founded in 2020 by a Philadelphia textile entrepreneur and a Pennsylvania farmer, PA Flax Project is a worker-owned cooperative rebuilding the regional fiber-flax supply chain from field to spinnable fiber. The cooperative works with farmers, develops plans for a Pennsylvania scutching mill, and brings flax-based materials to market while using education and community projects to reconnect the region with its flax-to-linen history. Its planned mill is intended to process 3,000–5,000 acres of flax straw annually.
For more than 50 years, PAC by ProAmpac has built its identity around protecting goods in transit, serving shipping-intensive businesses with packaging made for real fulfillment challenges. Today, its team of more than 1,300 people supports customers across the United States, United Kingdom, Mexico and Malaysia with protective packaging and automated fulfillment solutions.
Founded in 1982, PAC Strapping Products manufactures and supplies industrial plastic and steel strapping, along with the machines, tools, and systems used to apply it. Based in Pennsylvania, the company has spent more than 40 years pairing its own strapping products with application-specific solutions, including low-elongation polypropylene for hay baling and stainless-steel equipment for washdown environments. PAC also repairs most major strapping-tool brands through its in-house service department.
Established in 1996, PacAtlantic is a Bethlehem, Pennsylvania company known as the exclusive North American distributor for Zöllner Signal Systems. It brings Zöllner’s precision-engineered acoustic signal systems to customers who need dependable warning and communication equipment in demanding settings.
Pace Industries began in 1970 with a small die-casting facility in Harrison, Arkansas, and has grown into a North American manufacturer serving major customers across a broad range of industries. Today, its 18 facilities and more than 4,000 associates support customers from product development through production, with a footprint spanning the United States and Mexico.
Pace Life Sciences was officially established in 2006, growing from specialist laboratories with roots in analytical science dating to the early 1990s. Today it is a mid-sized contract development and manufacturing organization whose connected facilities support pharmaceutical and biopharmaceutical teams as drug candidates move toward clinical use. Its distinguishing character is the combination of a broad network with a deliberately close, responsive working style.
Since 1980, Pacer Industries has manufactured centerless and roll grinding wheels, beginning with cork wheels and developing patented resin-bond and resin-cork designs for demanding grinding work. Family-owned and operated from its approximately 50,000-square-foot Coatesville facility, the company also produces liquid natural rubber through its DPR Industries division. Pacer is ISO 9001:2015 certified and owned and operated in the USA.
Since 1974, Lancaster County’s Pacer Pumps has molded and assembled self-priming centrifugal pumps in the USA, developing a lightweight thermoplastic design that found an early foothold in agriculture. Now based in a modern Pennsylvania manufacturing facility, the company supplies pumps for agricultural, aquaculture, marine and industrial fluid-handling work, with more than 50 years of market acceptance. Its thermoplastic construction is particularly suited to applications where light weight and corrosion resistance matter.
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Pack’em Racks grew out of a landscaping business and now makes expandable storage racks and grass catchers for professional lawn-care trailers, along with kayak racks for recreational users. Family owned and operated, the company traces its roots to 1969 and says its designs were shaped by the practical need to transport mowers and supplies safely and neatly. Its original line has since expanded to sportsmen’s gear, including folding kayak carriers and wall racks.
Founded in 1867, Packaging Corporation of America makes containerboard and custom corrugated packaging for businesses across North America. PCA combines an integrated network of nine containerboard mills and 91 corrugated-product facilities with packaging design, testing and supply-chain expertise, serving approximately 16,800 employees and customers through more than 120 facilities. Its paper business also produces white papers under the Boise Paper name.