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Founded in West Chester in 1968, Penn-Tech International builds and services communications towers and radomes while manufacturing its signature shunt-type Tension Meter for measuring guy-cable loads without disturbing their anchorages. Now owned by Thomas Hedberg, the company continues to serve military, government and industrial customers, pairing tower expertise with tension-meter sales, calibration and maintenance. Penn-Tech also develops custom support structures and has been a voting member of the National Association of Tower Erectors since 2003.
Penn-Troy Manufacturing, Inc. has engineered and produced its own products in Troy, Pennsylvania, since 1959, building on the heritage of Troy Engine and Machine Company. The family-owned and operated manufacturer makes standard and custom products for the water and wastewater and marine industries, and its Troy Valve line has produced waterworks valves since 1984.
Founded in 1928, Penn-Union is a U.S. designer and manufacturer of electrical power and grounding connectors, with its production facility and office complex in Edinboro, Pennsylvania. The company specializes in mechanical and compression connectors and related products, supported by an in-house foundry, machine shop, engineering department, and test laboratory. It serves electrical distribution, construction, utilities, power transmission, industrial, telecommunications, renewable energy, aerospace, and rail markets.
Founded in Zelienople in 1968 by Garrett D. Orr, Sr. and his wife Pat, Penna Flame Industries is a family-owned heat treating and manufacturing company. It began by providing flame hardening for the steel industry and has continued under family leadership, adding roll manufacturing and robotic hardening capabilities over the years. The company also operates an on-site machine shop and provides machining and heat treating together for customer parts.
PennAir has been helping manufacturers and construction companies solve production challenges since 1968. Based in York, Pennsylvania, the company is known for personalized service across the Mid-Atlantic, with a 100,000-square-foot warehouse supporting its work as an industrial distributor and engineering partner.
Founded in 1999 by entrepreneurs and scientists, PennCara Energy is known for turning coal and carbon research into patented industrial processes. Its team combines long-standing energy-project experience with the expertise of senior scientist A.H. Stiller, whose career includes more than 47 years of research and 46 U.S. patents. PennCara develops synthetic carbon pitch technology for licensed manufacturers seeking domestic feedstock options.
Founded in Meadville in 1980, Pennco Tool & Die builds precision tooling, fixtures, automation assemblies and machined components, with capabilities spanning tool-and-die work and mill-turn fabrication. Its two nearby facilities put 15 departments and 25,000 square feet under one roof network, including in-house assembly and production support for projects ranging from low-volume parts to complete automation systems. Pennco’s quality system is modeled on AS9100D and is also ISO 9001:2015 compliant, with a Type 07 FFL and Class 2 SOT supporting its firearms manufacturing and prototyping work.
PennEngineering makes engineered fastening solutions for metal sheets, panels, circuit boards and other demanding assemblies, with the PEM® brand at the center of its work. Headquartered in Danboro, Pennsylvania, the company combines manufacturing and engineering support across North America, Europe and Asia with services such as in-house testing, product teardowns and prototype production. Its fasteners are used in applications ranging from automotive electronics and electric-vehicle charging to servers, medical equipment and aerospace electronics.
Founded in Pennsylvania in 1979, Pennex has grown from a regional extruder into a vertically integrated aluminum manufacturer producing billet, extrusions and finished fabricated assemblies. Its facilities in Pennsylvania and Ohio connect casting with extrusion and downstream fabrication, while its Wellsville headquarters combines a cast house with an extrusion plant. Pennex is privately held and a full member of the Aluminium Stewardship Initiative in the Production & Transformation class.
Founded by Coast Guard veteran Michael J. Mabin in 1983, PennFab is a family-owned Pennsylvania steel manufacturer that engineers and fabricates structural steel for rail and transportation infrastructure. Its Morrisville operation spans 230,000 square feet and combines an in-house engineering department with a crane-served, automated manufacturing facility. PennFab is AISC- and PennDOT-certified and remains an American-made supplier under the company’s second-generation leadership.
Founded by Bill Palmer in Baltimore in 1995 to bridge the gap between film manufacturers and just-in-time users, PennPac supplies flexible packaging films and converts them through custom slitting and sheeting. Now operating from facilities in Manheim, Pennsylvania, and Piedmont, South Carolina, the company keeps millions of pounds of film in stock and offers toll slitting for customer-supplied materials. Both facilities are AIB International certified, with the Manheim location also holding SQF certification for food safety.
Bethlehem-based PennPak Solutions is a co-manufacturer of hydration and supplement powders, nutritional bars, and their finished packaging. Its purpose-built facility pairs automated stick-pack and bulk-powder production with a large maintenance shop and carefully managed air handling, while a full R&D partnership with Allen Flavors supports product development from concept through production. The company also uses a network of 38 smart warehouses totaling more than 12 million square feet across major U.S. markets.
From two Pennsylvania production facilities, Pennram Diversified Manufacturing Corporation designs, fabricates, and shop-tests complete incinerator systems for demanding waste-disposal applications. Its work spans solid and liquid waste incinerators as well as animal crematory equipment, with systems tailored to each customer’s application and built to meet U.S. EPA, EU, World Bank, and DOD environmental requirements. Pennram also provides installation, freight, and equipment upgrades through its in-house operation and global distributor network.
PennStar Lubricants LLC is an independent lubricant manufacturer that blends and packages lubricants at its Northampton, Pennsylvania operation. Its website describes more than 50 products, including custom blends and the STARFIRE line, and cites over 300,000 square feet of production and warehousing with one million gallons of tank capacity. PennStar also provides on-site laboratory testing and arranges domestic and international product delivery.
From its Roaring Spring plant, PennStress manufactures precast and prestressed concrete for Mid-Atlantic infrastructure, including bridge beams and complete precast bridge systems. A division of the MacInnis Group, LLC, the company traces its PCI certification in the facility to 1958 and operates roughly 250,000 square feet of enclosed production space. Its work includes specialized correctional modules and major projects such as the Flight 93 Memorial’s Tower of Voices and the emergency replacement of Pittsburgh’s Fern Hollow Bridge.
Founded in 1984 by railroad veteran John Rudibaugh, West Chester’s privately held Pennsy Corporation engineers and supplies components and custom parts for the freight-rail industry. Its engineers work directly with railroads and freight-car builders to address specific equipment problems, combining polymer and metal designs with in-house prototyping, testing, and field evaluation. Pennsy is particularly known for its lightweight rerailer, which weighs under 100 pounds per unit and brings a traditionally heavy safety tool within a two-person lifting limit.
Penn Brewery is Pittsburgh’s oldest and largest brewery, producing craft beers since 1986 in the historic E&O Brewery Building in the North Side’s Deutschtown neighborhood. It specializes in German-style beers brewed in the tradition of Pittsburgh’s European immigrants, alongside homemade cuisine.
With roots reaching back to a 1900 drilling company, family-owned Pennsylvania Drilling Company combines contract drilling with in-house manufacturing for foundation construction. Its McKees Rocks machine shop makes PennDrill casing and tooling, while the Winchester division builds Colcrete grouting equipment; crews also take on environmental and foundation investigations, including difficult-access work. The company introduced the PennDrill line in 1947 and now operates manufacturing divisions in Pennsylvania and Virginia, along with a U.K. division acquired in 2021.
With roots reaching back to 1900, family-owned Pennsylvania Drilling Company combines contract drilling with in-house manufacturing of foundation drilling tools and casing. Its McKees Rocks machine shop produces PennDrill tooling, while the Winchester division makes and rents grouting equipment for geotechnical and deep-foundation work. The company is also known for taking on difficult-access and unusual drilling projects, adapting its equipment and building custom tools when standard solutions fall short.