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In Clearfield, Pennsylvania Grain Processing turns corn into renewable ethanol and livestock feed, with a dry-mill operation that also recovers corn oil and captures carbon dioxide for neighboring uses. The plant processes more than 40 million bushels of grain a year and supplies farmers and feed mills across Pennsylvania and the Mid-Atlantic. Its work connects regional corn purchasing with fuel production and agricultural feed markets.
Founded in 1983 by Richard Miller, Pennsylvania Precision Cast Parts makes precision investment castings in Lebanon, Pennsylvania, producing parts up to 250 pounds in steel and specialized alloys. Four generations of the Miller family have worked in steel casting in Lebanon County, and the privately held company now employs more than 165 people across two facilities. PPCP pairs that regional foundry heritage with its in-house VisionCast system, which tracks production instructions and quality data in real time, and holds ISO 9001 certification.
Since 1983, Pennsylvania Rail Car Co. has supplied and fabricated freight-car repair parts for rail operators across the United States, Canada and Mexico. The Mercer company also manufactures and refurbishes plug and sliding doors, drawing on more than 30 years of boxcar-door experience. Its 40,000-square-foot Mercer facility is AAR M-1000 certified, while a second Pennsylvania plant specializes in plug-door reconditioning.
Since 1908, Pennsylvania Scale Company has made heavy-duty weighing and parts-counting equipment at its Lancaster, Pennsylvania manufacturing center. Its American-made systems range from high-resolution counting scales to industrial platforms, with the company’s M64 baggage scales installed at airports including JFK, Miami and McCarran. Pennsylvania Scale also develops custom OEM and private-label systems under one roof, drawing on more than a century of design and manufacturing experience.
Independent and veteran-owned since 1972, Pennsylvania Steel Company grew from Joe Dombrowski’s two-truck operation into a regional metal service center with 11 warehouses across the eastern United States. The company remains known for personal customer relationships, direct access to its staff, and next-day delivery, serving manufacturers ranging from small machine shops to Fortune 500 companies. Multiple divisions are ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded by Gordon A. Burns in 1954, Pennsylvania Tool & Gages is a Meadville manufacturer whose identity was shaped by decades of Burns family operation before its 2020 acquisition by SJD Machining. Today, the company applies that long precision-manufacturing tradition to custom work for demanding customers in fields such as aerospace and medical manufacturing, using a 52,000-square-foot facility on 12 acres.
Founded in 1929, Pennsylvania Transformer Technology, LLC designs and manufactures oil-filled power transformers, drawing on nearly a century of transformer expertise. Headquartered in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, it operates a one-million-square-foot, 18-building complex and a second production facility in Raeford, North Carolina. The company also provides transformer lifecycle services and is a Quanta Services company.
Pennwood Products, Inc. is an American hardwood millwork manufacturer whose site says it has operated since 1942. It makes stair components, cabinet moldings, flooring-transition moldings, and hardwood vents, with custom finishing and milling capabilities. The company is based in East Berlin, Pennsylvania, and says it serves accounts across the United States.
Since 1913, Pennzoil has made motor oils and automotive fluids designed to protect engines and help extend their service life. Its full synthetic formulations, including Pennzoil Platinum and Ultra Platinum, meet the ILSAC GF-7 specification, addressing the higher demands of modern turbocharged and fuel-efficient engines. The brand also supports drivers with oil and filter selection tools, maintenance education, and a protection guarantee on Pennzoil Platinum.
Penreco produces specialty hydrocarbon ingredients and formulations, with a history dating to 1878 and more than a century of niche product blending. Now part of Calumet, it develops customized products for consumer and industrial applications, supported by in-house research and development and manufacturing operations.
Formed in 1988 from the Penske Racing Indy Car team’s search for a higher-performing damper, Penske Racing Shocks manufactures custom racing shocks for automotive, motorcycle and off-road vehicles. Each shock is billet-machined and hand-built in America rather than mass-produced or outsourced, with every unit dyno-tested before shipping. From its Reading headquarters, a team of more than 40 supports racers worldwide while also developing specialized damping and precision CNC-manufacturing solutions for military and other demanding applications.
Pentair Aquatic Eco-Systems is an Apopka, Florida-based specialist serving the commercial aquaculture industry with equipment and technical support. Its team of technicians, engineers and biologists works with customers around the globe, including through services related to water management and fish-production systems.
Since 1981, Pentek, Inc. has manufactured and engineered dustless surface-decontamination equipment and processes for hazardous commercial, industrial and nuclear work. The Coraopolis company’s specialty is a single-step system that removes, collects and packages waste while built-in controls limit dust and worker exposure. Its roots trace to the need for nuclear-grade cleanup technology identified after the 1979 Three Mile Island accident, and its equipment has since been used across nuclear weapons and utility sites as well as DOD projects.
People Signs is led by owner-president Charles J. Kelly Jr., a third-generation sign professional whose family history in the trade reaches back to the 1930s. Based in southeastern Pennsylvania, the company draws on a longstanding team—some members have been there more than 25 years—to create architectural signage and wayfinding systems for clients including hospitals, universities, government facilities, and corporate spaces.
Since its founding in 1992, Pepper Medical has been a women-owned manufacturer focused on medical devices designed around patient comfort and safety. The company serves the healthcare market with disposable respiratory and urological products, while also developing custom devices for specific clinical needs. Its operations are certified to ISO 13485:2016 for medical-device design and manufacturing.
Pepperidge Farm is a bakery and packaged-food company whose story began in 1937, when founder Margaret Rudkin started baking whole-wheat bread in her Connecticut home kitchen. It grew into a multi-category baking business, opening a modern bakery in Norwalk in 1947 and joining Campbell Soup Company in 1961. The company’s heritage includes its breads, distinctive cookies, frozen pastries, and Goldfish crackers.
Founded in 1994, Peppers Eyeware is a Pittsburgh-based lifestyle brand known for affordable polarized eyewear designed for active, outdoor-minded customers. The company sells through retailers in the United States and international markets, and backs its sunglasses with a lifetime warranty.
Pepro, LLC manufactures patented electromagnetic-shielded enclosures and deployable radio sites for mission-critical communications. The Oil City, Pennsylvania small business says it has provided deployable radio sites since 1992, with designs intended to protect communications equipment from electromagnetic interference, electromagnetic pulses, radio-frequency interference, and lightning.
PepsiCo is a global food and drinks company whose portfolio includes familiar brands such as Lay’s, Pepsi, Doritos, Quaker, and Gatorade. Founded in 1965, the company says its products are enjoyed in more than 200 countries and territories and describes work spanning ingredient sourcing, product production, packaging, and distribution.
Founded in 1970 by an Amish farmer seeking a faster way to dry hay, Pequea Machine manufactures agricultural equipment and trailers from its Pennsylvania facilities. Now a mid-size company based in New Holland, Pequea uses feedback from working farmers to shape its hay tools and hauling equipment, serving dealers across North America and parts of Europe. Its name comes from the Pequea Native Americans and the Lancaster County valley where the company began.