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Founded in 1955 by helicopter pioneer Frank N. Piasecki, Piasecki Aircraft Corporation develops, builds and flight-tests experimental rotorcraft and unmanned aircraft. The Coatesville research-and-development company has developed and flown more than 25 advanced VTOL and UAV aircraft, carrying its founder’s vertical-flight legacy into projects such as the KARGO II autonomous cargo UAV. Piasecki maintains ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016 certifications.
Founded by Robert Pierce Sr. in 1967, Pierce Aluminum distributes aluminum and turns it into finished parts and fabrications for industry and the military. Its warehouses and processing shops operate together across a nationwide network, while the company’s 150,000-square-foot Franklin, Massachusetts production and distribution center anchors operations. Still co-owned by brothers Bob and Jeff Pierce, the company is known for handling projects from stocked material through precision processing and fabrication under one roof.
Pierogies Plus is a McKees Rocks food business founded by Helen Mannarino, which opened in 1991 to share the Eastern European comfort foods she grew up with in Poland. Its staff prepares foods in the Eastern European tradition, and the company has expanded from a 350-square-foot operation to a facility with more than 3,000 square feet of production, retail and storage space.
In Philadelphia’s Old City, Pierre’s Mascots & Costumes designs and makes professional mascots and costumes while also maintaining an enormous rental wardrobe. The full-service costume house traces its roots to 1876’s Miller Costumier and still works on the premises using traditional tailoring techniques. Its theatrical rental stock exceeds one million pieces, and the company says it has created more than 45,000 mascots.
Opened by Donna Alexander in 2012 as a tribute to her mother, Jean Groff, Pies Galore & More is a Mount Joy bakery making more than 65 varieties of handmade pies and other baked goods from scratch. Alexander built it as a nostalgic community gathering place, while also supplying restaurants, stores, caterers and special events with made-to-order treats. Local fruit and other ingredients are used when available, adding a distinctly Lancaster County touch to its old-fashioned baking.
Founded in 1979 as Nittany Piezo Ceramics, Bellefonte-based Piezo Kinetics manufactures specialty piezoelectric ceramic elements and assemblies—the components at the heart of transducers, actuators, pickups, and generators. The company develops its own PZT and lead metaniobate materials, works with Penn State’s Applied Research Laboratory, and supports customers with application engineering and value-added assembly. Piezo Kinetics operates under ISO 9001:2015 certification and has made its products in the United States since its founding.
Born from a Pennsylvania farming and welding shop search for a better way to pick tomatoes, Pik Rite has made agricultural and commercial work equipment since 1986. Based in Lewisburg, the company employs nearly 100 people at two manufacturing and parts facilities, building machinery that ranges from vegetable harvesters to vacuum tanks and dump bodies. Pik Rite also fabricates custom parts in-house and sells its equipment throughout the United States and abroad.
Five generations after master butcher Wilhelm Huber opened a small Waterloo shop in 1957, Piller’s Fine Foods remains rooted in the family recipes and European heritage that shaped it. Today, the proudly Canadian company employs more than 500 people in southwestern Ontario, where it continues to use traditional methods such as natural hardwood smoking and dry aging for family meals and shared occasions. Piller’s facilities are federally inspected and SQF Level 2 certified.
Since its founding in 1952 by John Morrisroe, Pilot Chemical Company has grown as a privately owned, independent specialty-chemical manufacturer while remaining under third-generation Morrisroe family ownership. Based in West Chester, Ohio, Pilot is known for its proprietary sulfation technology and serves formulators and manufacturers in markets ranging from household and institutional products to personal care. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and participates in the American Chemistry Council’s Responsible Care® program.
Since 2014, PiMios Custom Sensors has designed, manufactured, and integrated custom sensor systems that combine multiple inputs into a unified data picture for business operations. The company takes projects from technical scoping and rapid prototyping through design-for-manufacturing, testing, and production deployment, with specialized systems built around each customer’s needs rather than off-the-shelf hardware. Its customers include PipeAg, which has worked with PiMios as a product design and manufacturing partner since 2017.
Since 1992, PIN MARKETPLACE has sold Olympic collectibles and pin-collecting supplies, while also designing and manufacturing custom lapel pins for organizations. Owner Larry Ehmer was an early online seller of Olympic pins in 1994, and the business has since shipped collectibles to customers on six continents. Ehmer has attended four Olympic Games, worked as a Coca-Cola pin-trading expert, and served twice as an Olympic torchbearer.
On the original 1932 T. A. Doebler seed-farm property in Jersey Shore, Pine Creek Seed Farm processes, stores, and distributes seed for suppliers and producers across North America. Great-grandson Chris McCracken now leads the family-owned business, which operates a 50,000-square-foot warehouse and a high-capacity processing plant serving Eastern markets. Pine Creek also manages about 600 acres for seed production and research, bringing its family’s long seed-growing tradition into modern supply-chain work.
Since building its first shed in Hegins Valley in 1984, Pine Creek Structures has remained a family-owned, community-oriented company. Amish craftsmen build its customizable outdoor structures for customers across the Mid-Atlantic, with production now spread across three facilities and sales supported by more than 20 company-owned locations.
Pine Hill Trailers manufactures custom trailers in-house, with specialized designs for professional shed movers and the transport of materials, containers, and cabins. The company says it has served working customers for more than 25 years and describes a history of trailer craftsmanship guided by its founder’s faith and biblical principles. It also sells trailers from other brands and operates parts and repair services from its Pennsylvania location.
Founded in Grove City in 1962 by electrical engineer Ted Hines, Pine Instrument Company has grown into a vertically integrated family of businesses making electrochemical research instruments, material-testing equipment, and electronics through three independent divisions. Now led by Ted’s son Joe, the Pine companies employ more than 100 people and combine machining, engineering, electronics assembly, and internal supply-chain resources under one roof. Their work serves customers worldwide, while the operation retains the scale and family-like character of a Pennsylvania manufacturer.
Since Ted Hines launched Pine Instrument Company in 1962, Pine Test Equipment has built asphalt and concrete materials-testing systems from its Grove City, Pennsylvania base. Its gyratory compactors and related equipment are used by private companies, government laboratories and academic institutions worldwide, while Pine’s technicians support hundreds of machines in the field each year. Now operating under the Pine Test Equipment name, the company continues the founder’s legacy with his son Joe Hines leading the business.
Since 1979, Pinestar Technology, Inc. has been a dependable resource for nuclear medicine professionals, building its business around the practical needs of radiation-safety work. The Jamestown, Pennsylvania company now supplies specialized equipment and accessories for medical imaging and radioactive-material handling, with solutions that have grown beyond its original nuclear medicine focus.
Pink House Chocolates makes fresh, handcrafted chocolate confections from its distinctive pink storefront in a 100-year-old house in Finleyville, where visitors can browse room to room and enjoy an ice cream parlor. With humble beginnings 50 years ago, the company stands apart for reaching beyond traditional chocolates with dedicated-equipment vegan and gluten-free offerings, while sourcing ingredients from Rainforest Alliance Certified farms when possible and using Fair Trade ingredients when it can. It also creates custom chocolate favors and supports local groups through seasonal fundraising programs.
PinMed develops high-fidelity cardiovascular monitoring systems and personalized software for clinicians, researchers, and health consumers working in demanding environments. Its flagship PELEX platform is a pocket-size, FDA-cleared diagnostic 12-lead ECG system that also supports ambulatory monitoring and wireless data transmission. The company also provides integrated research systems and custom solutions, including monitoring designed for MRI- and X-ray-guided procedures, and has been recognized with a National Innovation Award.
