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Phoenix EDT is a North American manufacturer and distributor known for solving complex wiring challenges through decades of industry experience and more than 75,000 square feet of manufacturing space across the United States and Canada. It serves a wide range of industries with custom cable assemblies and related wiring work, supported by in-house processing that can reduce production time and labor. The company’s quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Phoenix Hydraulic Presses grew from PH Hydraulics, which acquired a Shuler Manufacturing press line in 1987, and was formally established by former PH Group members in 2003. Now part of a larger group employing more than 100 people, Phoenix keeps press engineering and fabrication under its own roof while building equipment for businesses of varied sizes. Its work spans standard machines and custom designs shaped around a customer's application.
Phoenix Inkjet & Colour Solutions LLC formulates and supplies inkjet inks for digital printing, bringing nearly two decades of printing-industry experience to applications from mailing to specialty graphics. Founded by a former OEM and third-party ink-company professional, the Dayton company also supports customers with custom fluid development, color management, replacement filters, and digital-printer service. Its defining approach is to treat customers as partners, from product development through production support.
Phoenix Laser Solutions grew from a one-room Meadville, Pennsylvania, job shop into a five-facility manufacturing company specializing in pulsed laser welding and related laser-based repair and processing. With a 40-year heritage in tool and die work, the company applies that machining knowledge to challenging component repairs, precision manufacturing, and custom automation across industries. Phoenix says it is the largest pulsed laser welding company in North America, with an AS9100D-certified Meadville facility and ISO 9001:2015-certified facilities in Indiana and Michigan.
Privately held since its 1983 incorporation in New York, Phoenix Metal Fabricating is a Jamestown manufacturer known for the steady management and experienced, cross-trained workforce behind its custom metal job-shop work. The company was among the region’s early adopters of powder coating and earned ISO 9001 status in 1994, later receiving NYSOSHA SHARP recognition for its safety initiatives. Today, Phoenix supports OEM customers with custom metal fabrication and stamping across transportation, energy and industrial markets.
Phoenix Steel Service, Inc. is a flat-rolled steel processor and supplier, providing steel processed for customer manufacturing applications from its 102,000-square-foot Cleveland facility. Founded in 1998, the company has expanded its processing capabilities over time and describes itself as a business partner involved from RFQ through delivery, with on-staff metallurgical expertise.
Phoenix Technologies International turns post-consumer plastic bottles into clean, consistent recycled PET resin pellets at its 90,000-square-foot Ohio facility. The company has focused exclusively on PET recycling and pelletizing for more than two decades, using patented purification and fine-mesh filtration technology to make rPET suitable for food and non-food packaging. Its Fairview Avenue facility is ISO certified and produces approximately 80 million pounds of rPET annually.
Built from the combined operations of Daavlin and National Biological Corporation, Phothera Phototherapy manufactures FDA-cleared in-home narrowband UVB devices for chronic skin conditions. Based in Bryan, Ohio, the company draws on more than 80 years of combined phototherapy experience to provide prescription-guided treatment ranging from portable spot units to full-body systems for use at home or in a doctor’s office.
Formed from the merger of Daavlin and National Biological Corporation, Phothera Phototherapy makes FDA-cleared in-home narrowband UVB devices for chronic skin conditions. Based on more than 80 years of combined phototherapy experience, the company serves both home and clinical care, with systems ranging from targeted units to full-body treatment devices. Its ClearLink Controller with Guided Mode helps patients follow prescribed treatments at home under medical supervision.
Since Robert and Norma Rahe opened Photo Lab, Inc. in Cincinnati in 1975, the family-owned company has grown from a photographic design and development shop into a 30,000-square-foot producer of large-scale graphics and digital imaging. PLI is particularly known for museum-grade exhibit graphics, with work spanning institutions such as the National Museum of African American History and Culture, the National Archives, and the Museum of the Bible. Its experienced team handles projects from imaging through finishing, including custom coatings and display preparation.
Photographic Creations provides full-service digital imaging and giclée printing in Columbus, Ohio, including scanning, photo restoration, mounting, lamination, and framing. It serves graphic designers, students, photographers, artists, and corporations.
Photonica USA develops FDA-cleared medical light-therapy devices for non-invasive aesthetic and wellness treatments. Its portfolio includes the UltraSlim fat-reduction system and Alesis Medical devices for light-based applications addressing obstructive sleep apnea and snoring, alongside practice-imaging and turnkey support tools for medical professionals.
Based in Solon, Ohio, PhotoOpTx develops photobiomodulation medical devices and treatment protocols for retinal disorders, including its investigational Retilux laser therapy device for diabetic macular edema. The company’s work centers on non-pharmacological light-based approaches intended to address unmet needs in ophthalmology, with research conducted alongside organizations such as the Jaeb Center for Health Research and the DRCR Network.
Since 1991, PHPK Technologies has built its name around demanding cryogenic and high-vacuum work for national laboratories, NASA facilities, and industrial customers worldwide. The company is known for developing equipment for advanced research and space simulation, including its CVI Torr Master® cryopump line, while its ASME-approved facility supports custom fabrication and pressure-vessel work.
Inspired by Phyllis Ann Carter’s kitchen, this Columbus family food brand makes easy-to-prepare Southern-style mixes and seasoning blends for home cooks. In 2021, Phyllis Ann’s children opened their mother’s treasured recipes to the public, turning family favorites such as pound cake and signature seasonings into boxed products designed to bring people together around homemade meals. The Carter family also welcomes shoppers into its Polaris Fashion Place store with guided introductions to the products and their story.
Physis International LLC is a New Albany drug-repurposing pharmaceutical company built around a scientifically experienced team in oncology and clinical development. Its work focuses on immune modulation, particularly changing macrophage behavior to support therapies for cancer and inflammatory disease, while helping move promising treatments through clinical and regulatory processes.
Phytoxigene develops molecular qPCR assays that detect and quantify toxin-producing cyanobacteria and dinoflagellates in freshwater and marine environments. Its CyanoDTec and DinoDTec tests grew from more than two decades of cyanobacterial biotechnology research by parent company Diagnostic Technology, including long-running collaborations with Australian and international university scientists. CyanoDTec is published as Standard Method 10120 for quantitative PCR analysis of cyanobacteria and cyanotoxin-producing genes.
PIC Birchwood, based in West Manchester, Ohio, supplies PIC swine genetics through Birchwood Genetics’ semen delivery network to producers across a five-state Eastern Corn Belt territory. Birchwood Genetics began offering PIC genetics in 2000 and developed locations in Michigan, Ohio and Kentucky, pairing PIC’s genetic improvement with same-day and overnight distribution. The operation remains focused on high-health service and the delivery of terminal and maternal genetics.
Pico Systems grew out of Jon Elson’s home machine shop and makes motion-control interfaces and servo electronics for CNC machine tools, alongside specialized nuclear instrumentation. Elson began building and adapting CNC equipment in the early 1980s, converting a 1941 Bridgeport mill and later developing his own hardware for Linux-based control systems. The company’s product line reflects that hands-on origin, with controllers shaped by years of building, machining and testing equipment in the shop.
Founded in 1946 as Pipe Coupling Mfrs. Inc., Picoma makes electrical conduit fittings and related pipe products and is now a division of Zekelman Industries. The company’s history began with steel pipe couplings for gas, oil, and water industries and rigid conduit couplings for electrical raceways; it later expanded into products such as EMT elbows. Picoma manufactures elbows and couplings in Cambridge, Ohio, and serves distributors with a nationwide warehouse network.