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Veteran engineer and battery expert Murray Ruben created Portable Energy Systems Corp.’s Neverflame line after seeing drought-related fire restrictions make outdoor cooking unsafe and inconvenient. Backed by Ruben’s six decades in the battery industry, the Pennsylvania manufacturer develops flameless cooking systems for people who need a practical way to prepare food at home or away from the grid.
Portersville PRD supplies specialty industrial valves, instrumentation and process equipment, then backs them with certified shop repair and mobile field service. Part of the PRD Technologies Group, the U.S.-based company draws on more than 60 years of expertise and technicians averaging over 20 years in the trade. Its National Board and ASME-certified operations serve demanding power, oil and gas facilities through multiple Mid-Eastern U.S. service centers.
Portescap makes miniature precision motors and motion systems for demanding equipment, with a particular focus on compact designs used in medical, surgical, aerospace and robotic applications. Its surgical motor solutions are developed and manufactured in the United States, with sterilizable options ranging from standard prototypes to custom designs. Portescap’s manufacturing facilities maintain certifications including ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016, reflecting a structured focus on product and process quality.
Born from a hydraulic system Mark engineered for freight-rail couplings, Poseidon Strength manufactures U.S.-built strength and rehabilitation equipment that applies isokinetic resistance to functional movement. Its ForceTrain® Tower combines a barbell-like interface with real-time force and velocity data, while the Infiniti Rope brings continuous, controlled rope climbing to training facilities. Co-founders Mark and Brad started the company in a garage and continue to focus on equipment that bridges the gap between rehabilitation and strength training.
Founded in 1987, Posey Dental Laboratory is a family-run boutique dental laboratory that designs and fabricates implant restorations, crowns, dentures, and appliances entirely in-house. The Langhorne lab is especially known for its digital workflow for guided implant dentistry, using CAD/CAM equipment and accepting digital impressions to support precise, predictable case planning. Owner Bob Posey brings more than 37 years of dental-technology experience, while the team works closely with doctors through open communication and chairside assistance.
Founded by Jacob, an uncle to 15 nieces and nephews, Posh Po grew from a family-driven wish for better alternatives to disposable children’s goods. Based in West Chester, Pennsylvania, the company works with local artisans to handcraft wooden toys and kids’ furniture designed for imaginative play and long use.
Based in the small town of White Haven, Pennsylvania, Possible Dreams Fleet Services is a custom vehicle shop known for turning unusual coaches and specialty vehicles into personalized spaces for life on the road. Its industry-certified professionals handle complete transformations for owners who want a vehicle adapted to a particular lifestyle, from a custom RV interior to the company’s Global Xplorer.
Post Consumer Brands makes grocery foods and pet foods, including breakfast cereals and options for dogs and cats. The company says it has grown since the first batch of Postum in 1895 and the creation of Malt-O-Meal in 1919, and describes its operations as including manufacturing plants, distribution centers, and corporate offices.
Potomac Bakery is a family-owned and operated bakery established in 1927, making baked goods for customers in Pittsburgh. Its offerings include breads and made-to-order cakes, with cake orders requiring at least one day of advance notice.
For more than 40 years, Potomac Photonics has built precision micro-manufactured parts and devices, using laser and CNC processes to take projects from prototype through production. Based in the Baltimore area, the company is recognized for developing demanding applications in medical devices, biotech, electronics and aerospace, including microfluidic components and parts with features as small as 100 microns. Potomac is now part of Goodfellow Corporation and operates under an ISO 13485:2016 quality system.
Since Rudolph Potters developed a new way to make glass beads in 1914, Potters Industries LLC has manufactured glass microspheres that improve roadway visibility and industrial formulations. The company now operates as a $400 million global business with about 900 employees across 30 production facilities in 14 countries, and its history includes roughly 100 employee patents. Potters also recycles more than one billion pounds of glass each year and holds ISO 9001 certification.
Pottstown Engineered Products, Inc. (PEP) designs, manufactures, and supports commercial and industrial boilers from its Pottstown, Pennsylvania operation. Its boiler-makers combine hand-built work with plasma cutting and robotic welding, and the company emphasizes dependable boilers designed for long service and easy maintenance.
Founded by Camille Bell and Johnny Velazquez, Pound Cake makes custom color cosmetics designed to show up across different skin and lip tones. Its signature Cake Theory lip oils and Cake Batter lipstick grew from Bell’s own experience with shades looking different—or disappearing—on her lips, while the company rejects one-size-fits-all beauty formulas in favor of personalized color theory.
Family-owned and operated since 1972, Poward Plastics produces custom plastic parts through injection molding at its Reading, Pennsylvania facility. The company supports projects from design and prototype molds through production, with in-house mold building, repair, and maintenance and production runs starting at 100 parts. Poward Plastics serves customers nationwide and makes its parts in America using materials sourced from U.S. suppliers.
Founded from the Sinterstahl operation in Füssen in 1960, Powder Metal Goldschmidt (PMG) develops and manufactures near-net-shape powder-metal components and assemblies, with a particular strength in shock-absorber parts and automotive powertrain systems. The company now employs about 1,700 people across seven plants in Europe, Asia and the United States, producing more than 500 million parts a year. Its four regional R&D centers support projects from design and testing through validation and series production, while patented processes such as Densiform® and Radiform® extend what powder metallurgy can do.
Built on decades of lubricant-additive expertise, Powderful Solutions is a Montgomeryville, Pennsylvania manufacturer developing engineered solid-lubricant technologies for formulators. Its 20,000-square-foot facility brings production, warehousing and laboratory work under one roof, supporting custom formulations and ASTM- and ISO-based validation for customers in demanding industrial markets. The company is also known for developing PFAS-free alternatives to PTFE.
Founded in Houston in 1947 as a metal-working shop serving local petrochemical facilities, Powell Industries now designs and manufactures integrated systems for distributing and controlling electrical energy. The company is especially known for its Power Control Rooms, a concept it developed in 1968, along with custom-engineered power equipment and global field services for demanding industrial and infrastructure applications.
Founded in 1978, Power & Industrial Services Corporation is a privately held engineering and manufacturing company that began supplying improved replacement parts to the electric utility market. It manufactures boiler-related replacement equipment and engineered components, with more than 40 years of experience serving power generation and industrial customers. The company is headquartered in Donora, Pennsylvania, and operates an engineering office in Lee’s Summit, Missouri.
From its Western Pennsylvania operation, Power House Manufacturing Inc. builds compact AC and DC load banks for testing generators and other power systems. The company’s custom-built units use its own power resistors, with radiator-mounted designs made notably thinner to reduce back-pressure on generator cooling systems. Power House manufactures and tests its equipment in the USA and backs it with a two-year manufacturer’s warranty.
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