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Founded in 1979 as Pang Lian Auto Electric Service, PL Electric Sdn. Bhd. has grown from a Malaysian repair workshop into a manufacturer and supplier of heavy-duty starters, alternators and related auto-electrical units. Its Malacca distribution centre carries more than 2,000 alternator, starter and component-part variants, including custom-made units for rare machines and engines. Manufacturing began in Zhejiang, China, in 2002, and the company now distributes its products to more than 40 countries.
Formed in 2016, pladis makes biscuits, cakes and confectionery through a global family of brands including McVitie’s, GODIVA and Ülker. The company draws on more than 300 years of baking heritage, with 16,000 colleagues producing treats across 27 bakeries in 11 countries for consumers in more than 110 countries.
Plain & Fancy Custom Cabinetry makes custom cabinetry, a business founded by John Achey and his family in their Richland, Pennsylvania garage in 1968. After expanding to a plant in Richland in 1972, the company moved cabinetry construction, finishing operations, and corporate offices to Schaefferstown in 1984; its manufacturing was consolidated there in 2004. The company joined Fabuwood’s family of brands in 2024 and continues to emphasize custom craftsmanship.
Plainville Farms is a natural and certified-organic turkey brand built on nearly 200 years of family farming. Its family farmers raise turkeys for products that include fresh and prepared turkey, with the company emphasizing antibiotic-free practices, vegetarian feed, and care for animal well-being. The brand describes its work as bringing turkey from family farms to consumers’ tables.
With more than a century of experience, Plansee develops and manufactures precision components from refractory metals, especially molybdenum and tungsten, for applications where ordinary metals reach their limits. The company controls the production chain from powder to finished product and operates 12 production sites worldwide. Its work includes highly specialized solutions such as resistance-welding electrodes and additively manufactured components with complex internal structures.
Founded by certified arborist and longtime plant-health-care operator Bob Houser, Plant Health Care Systems LLC builds workflow-focused spray trucks and tools for PHC technicians. The Jonestown, Pennsylvania company grew from Houser’s experience operating more than 20 spray vehicles and now makes APEX equipment alongside tools such as the IPM Caddie and EZ-Ject soil injector. It also supports spray equipment in the field with maintenance, repairs, and replacement parts, including genuine UDOR components as an authorized dealer.
For over thirty years, Planum Furniture has assembled furniture collections from around the world for living spaces, with a particular emphasis on fine leather and contemporary case goods. Its leather program pairs Italian leather with German-standard framing, while the broader collection is designed to balance industrial production precision with individuality in design. Planum backs its materials and workmanship with a two-year warranty and has received a Pinnacle Award.
Since its founding in 1978 by fluoropolymers veteran Thomas W. Sloan, Plas-Tech Coatings has built its West Chester operation around the careful application of industrial coatings. The company has retained its Chemours Teflon™ Licensed Industrial Applicator status since 1981 and serves manufacturers across North America with a job-shop approach focused on inspection, dependable delivery, and practical coating expertise.
Founded in Columbus, Ohio, in 1950 by Donald Dunn, Plaskolite has grown from a plastic-sheet maker into a global manufacturer of engineering thermoplastics. The company pairs large-scale production with customer-specific fabrication and specialized optical molding, including clean, climate-controlled injection molding with presses up to 550 tons. Plaskolite also emphasizes responsible manufacturing, with some sites recycling 50% to 80% of their waste and reducing disposal by more than 70%.
Founded by Donald Dunn in Columbus, Ohio, in 1950, Plaskolite has grown from a plastic-sheet maker into a global manufacturer of engineering thermoplastics and customized sheet solutions. The company stands out for pairing large-scale material production with hands-on optical manufacturing, including injection molding, precision coatings, and tooling for distortion-free optics. Plaskolite also emphasizes responsible manufacturing, with site recycling rates ranging from 50% to 80% and a focus on recycled sheet products.
Plasma Powders & Systems, Inc. has worked in the thermal-spray industry since 1980, building its reputation around practical field knowledge and systems integration. From its Pennsylvania operation, the company helps customers assemble and use thermal-spray systems, including custom handling equipment and technical training for their applications.
Since 2005, Plastec Profiles has combined plastic-material sales with in-house fabrication, taking projects from design and prototyping through finished components and assemblies. Its under-one-roof operation is built around keeping efficiency and quality control close at hand, while serving customers across a range of industries.
Born from a Doylestown plastics enterprise incorporated in 1977, Plastic Dip Moldings, Inc. manufactures custom plastic moldings and coatings, growing from a simple dip-molding line established in 1992 into a broad, in-house production operation. The Quakertown company also develops its Insulboot line of switchgear and busbar insulation products, while keeping tooling, design support, and production under one roof. Employees who have been with the business since its original 1977 company reflect its long-running emphasis on quality and service.
Founded in 1968 to serve Massachusetts’ emerging high-tech industries, Plastic Molding Manufacturing produces custom injection-molded plastic components for customers across the United States. Its four plants operate more than 100 injection presses, with in-house engineering, tooling and production supporting projects from concept through completion. The company is particularly known for two-shot molding, including the largest base of two-shot machines in New England, and its Hudson operation includes a 5,000-square-foot ISO Class 8 cleanroom for medical manufacturing.
Founded in Pennsylvania in February 2001, Plasticoncentrates makes custom color concentrates and engineered plastic compounds for the difficult-to-color engineering thermoplastics and thermoplastic elastomers markets. Under founder and CEO Edward Tucker, whose career spans more than 30 years in engineered thermoplastic color technology, the company focuses on exact color matching in high-temperature resins that many competitors avoid. Its custom formulations are designed to preserve the resin’s physical performance while helping injection molders and compounders shorten production timelines.
Founded in Erie in 1989, Plastikos makes complex, tight-tolerance plastic components through custom injection molding, with roots in precision mold design and fabrication. The second-generation family-owned company supplies patient-critical medical parts as well as specialized electronic connectors, producing more than 700 million parts a year across its U.S. operations. Plastikos operates ISO 7 and ISO 8 cleanrooms and holds ISO 13485 certification for medical-device manufacturing.
Founded in Erie in 1989, Plastikos is a second-generation, family-owned manufacturer of complex, tight-tolerance plastic components through precision injection molding and in-house tooling. Its work is concentrated in patient-critical medical devices and customized electronic connectors, supported by ISO 7 and ISO 8 cleanrooms and more than 100,000 square feet of combined facilities. Plastikos is ISO 13485 certified and ships more than 700 million parts annually from its U.S. operations.
Founded in 1967 to replace heavy five-gallon water jugs, Plastipak designs and manufactures rigid plastic packaging while also turning used containers back into food-grade recycled resin. The family-owned company now operates more than 40 sites across North America, South America and Europe, with over 6,500 employees and more than 420 U.S. patents. Its bottle-to-bottle recycling work and in-house Creative Package Studio connect package design, manufacturing and circularity in one operation.
Since C.J. Spering founded it in 1971, PlateCrafters has remained one of the few trade shops still making rubber printing plates. The company has carried that hands-on tradition into digital flexographic pre-press, serving printers and packagers from multiple U.S. locations while retaining the feel of a specialized shop. It is also known for magnesium die manufacturing and for its cGMP work with pharmaceutical packagers.