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Print Works On Demand has been serving the Harrisburg area since July 1993, building its work around the needs of businesses, government organizations, and individuals. The company produces digital and commercial print work, with the capacity to handle projects ranging from small business materials to large-format displays.
Since 1954, Print-O-Stat, Inc. has built its reputation as a long-term partner for architecture, engineering, and construction firms rather than a one-time supplier. Headquartered in York with 11 Mid-Atlantic offices, the company combines in-house production with local account managers, technicians, trainers, and installers who stay involved from planning through ongoing support.
Printing Concepts is a commercial printing company based in Erie, PA, offering offset and digital printing, pre-press, bindery, finishing, and mailing services. They serve the tri-state region with a focus on quality and customer service.
Since 1984, Printing Nest has produced custom print and branded materials from its Santa Ana and Newport Beach operations, serving Orange County and clients across Southern California, the U.S. and Canada. Its neighborhood showroom pairs more than 40 years of print experience with hands-on file review and design guidance, while production warehouses support larger campaigns and rush work. The millennial-led team is multilingual and has been ranked among the top three printing services in Newport Beach in 2022 and 2023.
Printorix Lab turns customer designs into wide-format graphics, using an Epson SureColor 6600 to produce banners, stickers and other visual displays. Its work spans small storefront decals to large-scale outdoor advertising, with a portfolio that includes event backdrops, booth graphics and window applications. The Philadelphia-based printer says it has served more than 150 customers.
For more than 30 years, PrintPro has paired an in-house digital center with outside production partners to handle custom printing for businesses, schools, and organizations. The Wexford company is especially distinctive for its flexible, personal approach to school yearbooks, offering support through submission and delivery without late fees or pressure for multi-year contracts. It also helps customers extend their brands through custom promotional products and apparel.
Printscape traces its roots to Washington Reprographics, a blueprint shop founded in Washington, Pennsylvania, in 1977. After U.S. Air Force veteran John Dziak acquired the company in 2004, it grew into a nationwide visual branding resource while keeping its Pittsburgh-area base and a 14,000-square-foot production facility. The company is known for handling substantial projects in-house, including monumental graphics for Pittsburgh’s Consol Energy Center.
Founded in Pittsburgh as Copy Boy in 1970, PrintTech has grown into a commercial printer handling printing, branding, marketing and mailing for Western Pennsylvania customers. The company is the only commercial printer in Western Pennsylvania with a cut-sheet inkjet press, and its team brings an average of more than 15 years of print experience to tight-turnaround work. PrintTech also supports regulated manufacturing and medical-device clients with ISO-certified processes and dedicated quality controls.
Prion Manufacturing Company has been family-owned since its founding in 1955 and produces high-volume machined components, including automatic screw machine products. After beginning with tools, dies, fixtures, and general machine-shop work, it expanded into screw machining and later added CNC equipment; its current facility was designed for precision-machined production and built in 1997.
Since its 1993 founding in Little Rock, Priority Wire & Cable has remained a private company run by its original founders, whose experience spans manufacturing and distribution. The company manufactures wire and cable for wholesale distributors, with a network of 22 North American distribution centers and more than 3 million square feet of warehouse space supporting same-day shipping.
From its Berwick, Pennsylvania facility, family-owned Prism Pak manufactures polyethylene bags and distributes flexible packaging for businesses nationwide. In the packaging business since the 1980s, the company combines manufacturer-direct poly bags with a deep stock of specialty packaging, including food-safe bakery solutions and custom bags, while reporting that 98% of orders ship within one business day.
PRISM Plastics makes high-precision injection-molded plastic components for safety-critical automotive systems, with its Meadville, Pennsylvania operation also providing in-house precision mold building. The company combines scientific molding, digitally linked automated cells and real-time process monitoring to produce tight-tolerance parts at high volume. PRISM operates five facilities and reports shipping nearly 1 billion parts annually, with its manufacturing sites certified to ISO 9001:2015 and/or IATF 16949:2016.
From Wyomissing, Pennsylvania, PrismaxUSA distributes Prismax Cosmetics’ deeply moisturizing hair treatments and maintenance products, bringing salon-style hair care into the home. Established in 2017, the privately owned business is the official U.S. distributor and has served tens of thousands of women across the United States, Puerto Rico, and U.S. territories. Its signature Prismax Nutritivo treatment is formulated with vitamins including B6 and panthenol and is designed to restore softness and manageability without harmful chemicals.
Pristine Manufacturing and Distribution delivers high-quality precision-machined parts, custom components, and repair services with unmatched lead times and exceptional customer service. The company specializes in CNC milling, turning, welding, and fabrication for one-off prototypes to full production runs.
Prizm Vinyl Corporation manufactures the vinyl and aluminum fences it installs for homes and properties across South Central Pennsylvania. The York County company has made vinyl fencing for more than 26 years, added installation in 2008 and aluminum fabrication in 2016, and has completed more than 2,800 fence projects. Its pet-focused work also supports local animal welfare: every pet-containment fence installation prompts a donation to the York County SPCA or another animal organization.
For more than 50 years, PRL, Inc. has produced high-integrity castings and machined components for military, nuclear, and demanding commercial applications. The Pennsylvania manufacturer operates two facilities, including a 107,000-square-foot Lebanon plant, and stands out for handling the work in-house from melting and casting through inspection and precision machining. PRL is also a U.S. company with NAVSEA-approved welding and nondestructive-testing procedures and ASME certification.
Family owned and operated since 1985, Pro Dyne Corporation is known for keeping industrial equipment ready for prompt shipment from its Phoenixville facility. The wholesale distributor assembles most pumps on site and helps customers select equipment suited to their jobs.
Based in Gallitzin, Pennsylvania, Pro Fab Solutions LLC fabricates custom steel and aluminum parts and finishes them with in-house powder coating. Its blueprint-to-build approach combines engineering, welding and finishing under one roof, while U.S.-sourced materials and a face-to-face, locally operated service model keep projects rooted in American manufacturing. The shop serves customers across the country and ships throughout the lower 48 states.
Founded in 2001 as a single retail location in Lakehurst, New Jersey, Pro Medical East provides orthotic and prosthetic care, along with complex rehab wheelchair solutions, to patients and healthcare facilities. Its mobile clinic brings evaluation, fitting, and adjustment to patients in New Jersey and Pennsylvania, while a nationwide bracing program serves facilities in more than 30 states. The company focuses on making insured care accessible, often at low or no cost, with custom devices fitted and finished in a day.
Pro Signs grew from Robert Protesto’s 1947 hand-lettering shop into a family business serving national brands from Downingtown, Pennsylvania. Today, the company produces custom signage and manages branding programs for clients across the country, with an 80,000-square-foot manufacturing facility supporting both large rollouts and one-off projects. Its roots remain central to the story: Protesto was a World War II veteran, and the company name honors his military nickname, “Pro.”