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Service-disabled veterans founded and lead Paladin Robotics, a Philadelphia-based engineering skunkworks built for high-stakes technology problems. Led by former U.S. Army officer and combat veteran Alwyn Smith, P.E., the company brings experienced engineers together through a distributed, cloud-based model to help businesses and inventors turn demanding ideas into practical prototypes. Its work has included an indoor firefighting drone and other specialized products where rapid iteration matters.
Since 1992, Palamatic Process has designed powder-handling equipment and complete, automated production lines from its base in Brécé, France. Its engineering teams deliver turnkey systems for industries ranging from food and chemicals to nuclear energy and water treatment, with projects supported by industrial testing stations in France and Canada. The company reports more than 3,000 installations across over 60 countries.
Founded in 1992 in the Nantes region, Palamatic Process designs, manufactures, and integrates custom equipment and automated production lines for handling powders and bulk materials. From its French headquarters, the company supports demanding applications—including explosive powders—with an industrial test center used to trial customer materials before installation. Now part of the FIDEIP industrial group, Palamatic Process employs 100 people, has completed more than 2,000 installations worldwide, and exports to over 80 countries.
Pall Corporation makes filtration, separation, and purification products and provides related technical services. Founded in 1946, the company says it has spent decades addressing complex filtration challenges and serves customers around the globe; it is part of Danaher.
Built on more than three decades of robotics and advanced-engineering experience, Palladyne AI Corp is a U.S.-based technology company known for bringing embodied intelligence into demanding real-world work. It serves aerospace, defense, and industrial customers with autonomy systems that allow machines to perceive and respond locally, including the Palladyne IQ platform for adapting existing factory robots to changing tasks. Its U.S. operations also connect engineering and domestic production for government and industrial programs.
Pallet Express, Inc. is a multi-facility pallet manufacturer that also provides pallet consulting and logistics management. The company says it has served customers for over 20 years and uses production equipment and pallet-design software to manufacture and manage pallet inventory. It serves agriculture, construction materials, manufacturing, warehousing, and distribution customers.
For more than 40 years, PalletOne Inc. has built its identity as a UFP Packaging company and the nation’s largest single-source pallet manufacturer. From its headquarters in Bartow, Florida, the company supports customers across the United States through a network of more than 90 company-owned facilities, with a focus on reliable wood packaging supply and practical pallet management.
Palma’s Sweet Treats is an Edinboro bakery built around Palma Leone’s from-scratch baking and custom cake decorating, including wedding cakes and specialty desserts. Its recipes draw on an Italian family tradition and a four-generation “Touch” technique that relies on feel to judge when dough is ready for the oven. Palma’s daughter Alyssa co-owns the shop, carrying a home-baking project that began with birthday cakes for Palma’s children into a community bakery serving fresh, made-to-order treats.
The Palmer family runs this Philadelphia distillery, with Walter Palmer III as founder and distiller, Katy Palmer handling sales, and Walter Palmer Jr. serving as master craftsman. Together they produce Liberty Gin in small batches on a traditional copper pot still, hand-bottling it with Pennsylvania spring water and six natural botanicals.
Founded in Worcester, Pennsylvania, in 1946, Palmer International makes cashew-nutshell-liquid derivatives, including friction particles for automotive braking and specialty resins and polyols. The company is the world’s oldest cashew derivative manufacturer, operating an integrated, ISO 9001-certified facility in Skippack and supporting customers through distribution arms in Europe and Asia. Its history includes developing the first continuous CNSL distillation plant and a long-running focus on renewable cashew chemistry.
Palmer Products Imaging is a Monroeville-area large-format printing and graphics company that designs, prints, fabricates, and installs graphics and signage. It has been serving clients for over fifty years, producing work for indoor and outdoor use, including vehicle wraps and custom signage. Its in-house team serves Western Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, and West Virginia.
Founded in Greenville in 1995 by brothers Tom and Tim Wilson, Palmetto Adhesives manufactures hot-melt and water-based industrial adhesives for customers across North America. The company has grown from a regional supplier serving South Carolina’s food-packaging industry into a 50-plus-employee operation with two manufacturing plants, three distribution sites, and laboratory capabilities for custom formulations. Its paper-converting specialty includes adhesives for towel and tissue production, while a tote-return service reflects its stated focus on environmental responsibility.
With more than 30 years in the field, PALRAM 4U designs and manufactures custom retail display systems that help brands command attention at the point of sale. A subsidiary of PALRAM Industries, the company has grown from a local display provider into a group of three companies, with more than 1.7 million displays sold worldwide. Its project teams guide clients from concept and prototyping through production, installation and evaluation, while its sustainability work includes solar-powered facilities and closed-loop recycling of post-production materials.
Palram Americas, a subsidiary of Palram Industries, manufactures semi-finished extruded thermoplastic sheets, panel systems, and finished products. Its parent company was founded in 1963, and Palram Americas describes its Pennsylvania operation as an end-to-end manufacturing plant operating under U.S.-based manufacturing standards. The company serves markets including construction and architecture, agriculture, sign and display, safety and security, transportation, and home and outdoor living.
From her Dunedin studio, artist and textile educator Pam Pawl creates limited-edition handwoven scarves, wraps, throws and interior accessories, using hand-dyed yarns and multi-harness loom structures to bring color and pattern together. Pawl’s textile practice grew from a farm upbringing with sheep and a spinning wheel, formal study in textile design, and more than a decade maintaining a Philadelphia weaving studio. She also teaches weaving and dyeing through private classes, online instruction and workshops for guilds and conferences.
Panaderia Y Taqueria Morelos is a food and beverage manufacturing company operating with 2-10 employees.
Panagraphics, Inc. is a Dover, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for precision metal fabrication in a more than 60,000-square-foot production facility. The company works with customers ranging from privately owned businesses to Fortune 500 corporations, supporting projects from specialized sheet-metal work through equipment installation. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2008, with additional ASME and AWS welding certifications.
Panam In Space is developing polar-coordinate metal 3D-printing systems for building modular rockets and other large structures in space. Its largest machine has an eight-foot-diameter build platform, while smaller systems in development are aimed at commercial, university, and research users. The company’s broader vision is a rotating space city designed to provide artificial gravity and support on-demand manufacturing beyond Earth.
Established in 2004, Panel-Brite Inc. supplies high-brightness, sunlight-readable LCD displays and custom-cut panels for demanding outdoor and high-ambient-light applications. The company serves OEMs, contract manufacturers, and integrators worldwide, drawing on hundreds of projects and tens of thousands of LCD panels. Its specialty is tailoring displays for unusual formats and harsh settings, including kiosks, transportation signage, and quick-service restaurant menu boards.