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PanelShop.com was founded in 2012 by Walter Dollard and Mike Gunniers, partners at Premier Automation who created the company to make ordering customized control panels easier from anywhere. Based in Monroeville, the company pairs a digital ordering platform with a 50,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and serves customers across the United States and internationally, including OEMs that need dependable panel production.
A fourth-generation family company rooted in Pittsburgh, Pannier Corporation began as the Pannier Brothers Stamp Company in 1899 and remains headquartered on the city’s North Shore. Today, its engineers develop industrial marking systems for manufacturers, drawing on more than 125 years of experience to solve difficult product-identification and traceability problems. Pannier operates under ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 standards and has earned Ford Motor Company’s Q1 Quality Certification.
For more than 45 years, family-owned Pannier Graphics has manufactured weatherproof outdoor signs, exhibit frames, and bases in its single facility in Gibsonia, Pennsylvania. The company is especially known for durable interpretive and wayfinding signage, including its Fiberglass Embedment process developed in 1978 and interactive StoryWalk exhibits. Pannier handles design, fabrication, and production in-house and backs its products with a 10-year warranty.
Panther Teeth develops a patent-protected lace-tensioning system for footwear, using lightweight polymer components sewn into existing uppers to help preserve midfoot lockdown during movement. Designed for factory integration without new machinery or major production changes, the platform is offered to footwear brands through licensing or component supply partnerships. Its performance claims have been evaluated in independent studies at two universities.
For more than 35 years, Paoli Envelope & Paper, LLC. has operated as a West Chester trade printer, producing plain and printed envelopes and supplying paper to business customers. Its streamlined printing system, experienced staff, and production checks support quick turnaround, including rush work without an added rush charge. Paoli also serves as a behind-the-scenes trade partner, offering unbranded drop shipping to its customers’ customers.
Founded in Lancaster in 1988 by Michael M. Robinson, PAP Technologies remains a minority-owned, union-shop company led by its owner and president. Its core business is serving lottery organizations with secure printed materials, a focus that has guided the company’s growth into related support services for clients in the lottery and health insurance markets.
Just outside Philadelphia in Glenside, Paper Meets Press is a custom print shop built around tactile letterpress work, foil stamping, and embossing. The shop carries projects from completed files through finishing, producing pieces such as invitations and stationery on 10-by-15-inch Heidelberg presses. It welcomes local visitors by appointment and ships finished work internationally.
Par Health makes essential medicines, including active pharmaceutical ingredients, generic drugs and sterile injectables, through a global manufacturing network. Formed from the merger of Mallinckrodt and Endo, the company carries more than 160 years of pharmaceutical experience, including a St. Louis API site with roots reaching back over 160 years. With 10 manufacturing facilities, two R&D centers and products reaching more than 70 countries, Par Health combines that long industrial history with a broad modern supply network.
PAR Technology Corporation provides technology for restaurant, retail, and other high-volume commerce operators, connecting point-of-sale operations with customer engagement and payments through its PAR Intelligence platform. Its offerings include physical POS hardware as well as software and operational services, and the company reports that more than 140,000 restaurant locations run on PAR.
Established in 2010, Para-Coat Technologies, Inc. is a Johnstown, Pennsylvania manufacturer and service provider specializing in protective conformal coatings for electronic assemblies and critical components, with a particular focus on Parylene. The company operates from a 30,000-square-foot ESD-protected facility and also provides Parylene equipment, dimer sales, and consulting. Its documented quality system includes ISO 9001:2015, ISO 13485:2016, and ITAR certification.
Founded in 2010, Para-Coat Technologies is a Johnstown manufacturer service provider known for protecting electronic assemblies with Parylene coating. Its 30,000-square-foot ESD-protected facility uses documented production and inspection procedures for customers whose components must withstand demanding environments, including medical and aerospace applications. The company also provides equipment sales and consulting for organizations bringing Parylene coating in-house.
Paradigm Bracing Solutions makes universally sized orthopedic braces for spinal, knee and extremity care, with designs that emphasize low profiles, adjustable support and straightforward clinical use. Its product line includes PDAC-approved orthoses such as the Atlas back brace, which pairs a heat-moldable posterior panel with a rigid anterior plate, and the ambidextrous Nano wrist brace with an adjustable range-of-motion hinge.
Founded in 1991 by Terry K. Maier, Paradigm Labs develops and manufactures custom chemical solutions, including water-based formulations and toll-blended products, from facilities in Pennsylvania and Louisiana. The family-established company began by replacing solvent-based technologies with biodegradable detergents and water-based coatings, and today supports customers with custom formulation, laboratory testing, and production services. Paradigm manufactures more than 250 products for an international customer base, with all of its products made in the United States.
Founded in 2004, Paradise Cable Industries makes custom cables and wire harnesses in Florida, pairing manufacturing with up-front engineering support. The company specializes in helping small businesses move cable and harness production out of house, handling low to moderate volumes and supporting designs from existing prints or samples. Acquired by Ohio-based Fischer-Backus in 2019, Paradise now draws on shared resources while continuing to provide documented, tested assemblies and custom tooling.
Paradise Custom Kitchens is a custom cabinetry manufacturer and kitchen and bath remodeling company established in 1986 by Ruth Doutrich and Leslie Rickenbach. It remains a second-generation family-owned business led by CEO and President Tim Doutrich, and builds heirloom-quality cabinetry in its own facility, including a 13,000-square-foot cabinet shop behind its showroom. The company also provides design-build renovation services for homeowners across Lancaster County and surrounding areas.
Founded in 1994, Erie-based Paragon Print Systems manufactures custom and stock labels, business forms and tags, while supplying the barcode and RFID hardware that helps customers identify and track information. Its label work ranges from everyday thermal products to specialized labels built for harsh environments, supported by supply-chain management, printer service and fulfillment. Through its BarcodeFactory brand, Paragon also serves as a broad supplier of barcode technology and mobile computing solutions across North America.
Founded in Erie in 1947, Paragon Stairs manufactures custom spiral and floating stair systems at its Pennsylvania facility. The company became known for perfecting space-saving spiral stairs and later helped bring floating staircases to a nationwide market, pairing in-house engineering with American-made fabrication. Its stairs are shipped as installation-ready kits and carry a limited lifetime warranty on metal fabrication.
Locally owned and operated in Eastern Pennsylvania, Paramount Living Aids has served Berks County and surrounding communities since 1998 with stairlifts and home mobility modifications that help people move safely and independently. The company provides complimentary in-home assessments, professional installation by local factory-trained technicians, and ongoing service, including repairs to stairlifts installed by other providers. Paramount is an authorized Bruno dealer and carries U.S.-made mobility equipment.
Pittsburgh-founded Parcel Health makes paper-based prescription packaging, led by its Tully Tube—the company’s paper pill bottle designed to replace conventional plastic vials. Launched in August 2024, Tully Tube is USP-compliant and child-resistant, and Parcel Health also develops custom pharmacy packaging and compostable patient-facing materials. The company’s Tully Tube earned a place on Fast Company’s 2025 World Changing Ideas list.
Since George Pardoe cooked the first batch in his garage in 1959, Pardoe’s Perky Peanuts has grown into a seven-generation, family-owned Pennsylvania snack maker known for its soft-textured Perky Peanuts, flavored pretzels and trail mixes. Based in Montandon, the company still makes its products in the United States, using small-batch methods and Pennsylvania Dutch roots while also producing private-label snacks. Founded by military veteran George Pardoe, Pardoe’s supports veterans and first responders through donations to organizations including Wounded Warrior Project and the Tunnel to Towers Foundation.