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Founded in April 2000, Professional Building Systems, Inc. manufactures modular buildings at two facilities with more than 300,000 square feet of production space. The Middleburg, Pennsylvania company produces more than 1,000 living units annually, including custom homes and structures for multi-family and light-commercial use, and sells through certified builders.
Founded in 2001, Professional Packaging Corporation (PRO-PAC, INC) is a Hanover, Pennsylvania manufacturer with more than 25 years of packaging experience. It serves regional and national businesses with custom corrugated packaging, distinguished by responsive service and rush-order capability.
Opened in 1995 by David Stone and his father, Professional Pharmacy is a Pennsburg pharmacy specializing in physician-prescribed compounded medications tailored to individual patients, including people and pets. Owner and pharmacist David Stone, Pharm.D., maintains the practice’s compounding focus through memberships in PCCA and IACP, while the pharmacy also provides medical equipment and local delivery. The family-founded pharmacy serves patients and practitioners with customized care, including hormone replacement therapy for men and women.
Born from a 2015 effort to give hospitals a better alternative to makeshift containment, Proflex Barrier Systems manufactures modular rigid-wall systems for isolating workspaces and controlling dust and airborne contaminants. The family-owned and operated company designs and produces its customized systems in-house in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, where owner and designer Mike Nuskey brings more than 35 years of experience in product design and manufacturing. Proflex systems are built for demanding ICRA 2.0 Class IV and V environments and can be reused from one job site to the next.
Progeny Systems is a General Dynamics Mission Systems business area that develops and manufactures defense systems, with work focused on warfighter needs, platform survivability and modernization. It began as a small business, grew over several decades, and now supports the U.S. Navy and other military, government and civilian organizations. Its headquarters are in Manassas, Virginia, and its production facilities are ISO 9001 certified.
Since 1982, Progress for Industry has finished injection-mold tooling and precision components in Saegertown, Pennsylvania, with a particular reputation for its proprietary Dura Slick mold-release coating and tight-tolerance electroless nickel work. Many employees have been with the company since its early years, bringing long shop-floor experience to selective plating, salvage work, and complex geometries. PFI ships tooling across the United States and internationally and has been recognized by the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection for outstanding achievement as a metal finisher.
Progress Rail is a Caterpillar subsidiary that manufactures and supplies rolling stock and railroad infrastructure for the global rail industry. Founded in 1983 as Steel Processing Services Inc., it has grown through more than 36 acquisitions, including Electro-Motive Diesel in 2010, and operates across 16 countries.
Progressive Converting (ProCon) processes paper and paperboard for the North American printing and packaging industries, with paper converting as its longstanding specialty. Founded in 1991 by printing professionals in Neenah, Wisconsin, the company grew to six operating facilities and describes itself as North America's largest independent paper converter. Its services have expanded to include sustainable barrier coatings, paper sales, and logistics operations.
Founded in 1977, Progressive Specialty Glass Company designs and customizes glass, plastic, and ceramic drinkware for take-home souvenir beverage programs. It operates production locations in Pennsylvania and Nevada, alongside its headquarters in Southington, Connecticut, and supplies hospitality businesses with decorated drinkware and program support.
Progressive Tool & Die, Inc. machines precision tooling and parts from customer prints, with a focus on unusually fast turnaround for spare and prototype tooling. Based in Meadville, Pennsylvania, the company routinely holds tolerances near ±0.0001 inch and uses incoming, in-process, and final inspections to document each shipment. Its capabilities include surface grinding to ±0.00005 inch along with wire EDM, EDM machining, and CNC milling for both straightforward parts and complex custom tooling.
Founded in 1991, Projectile Tube Cleaning manufactures mechanical tube cleaners and related equipment while providing industrial heat exchanger and condenser maintenance. The company’s long-standing specialty is condenser maintenance, and its crews use its patented tube-cleaning technology in industrial facilities.
ProMax Auto Parts is a North American manufacturer and distributor known for aftermarket brake components engineered for safety and durability. It supplies automotive parts for markets worldwide, with distribution centers serving customers from Canada and the United States.
PROMEDAFF SKIN CARE, INC. develops and markets naturally derived cosmetics and skin-care products aimed at preventing, improving, or treating a range of skin conditions. Based in Chadds Ford, Pennsylvania, the company offers products such as its AcSCANEX acne-and-scar serum and BARRONN age-defying serum, with a stated focus on safe use across all skin types.
ProMinent Fluid Controls, Inc. supplies metering technology and water-treatment equipment, with products and integrated treatment approaches for water treatment and disinfection. The ProMinent group describes its evolution from inventing the solenoid metering pump to serving as a global solution partner for metering technology and water treatment; its locations network spans around 100 countries.
Promise Confections brings together several established candy brands under one confectionery company, including Edward Marc, Annabelle Candy, Pearson’s Candy and Seattle Gourmet Foods. Its portfolio spans branded sweets from these distinct names, giving the company an identity rooted in preserving and producing a range of confectionery traditions.
Promise to Perform Industries, Inc. emerged from a 2021 management buyout of Transol Corporation, led by three managers with more than 78 years of combined industry experience. Based in Morgantown, Pennsylvania, it supports a family of established manufacturing companies with approximately 150 employees across three plants, carrying forward the traditions of Spanco and Lug-All while serving industrial customers nationwide.
Founded in 2012 as a spin-off of Sulzer Chemtech, Promix Solutions AG develops process technology and key components for plastics manufacturing, with particular expertise in mixing, physical foaming and cooling. The Swiss company conducts development and sales in Winterthur and manufactures in Wetzlar, Germany, supporting customers through its own offices in Italy and the United States, a pilot plant in Switzerland and a worldwide partner network.
With more than two decades in the flag business, Philadelphia-based Promo Patriot produces custom flags, banners and promotional displays for businesses, schools, events and organizations. Its production setup combines a Philadelphia facility with overseas capabilities, allowing the company to handle both small and large orders, while its design team provides digital proofs before production. The company also supplies the hardware used to display its work, from poles to banner stands.
Since 1968, Prompton Tool has been a Honesdale, Pennsylvania manufacturer serving aerospace and medical customers. Its 100,000-square-foot operation is known for taking precision work from prototype through production, backed by an AS9100-certified quality management system.
Propagation Systems, Inc. (PSI) manufactures broadcast antenna systems and related radio-frequency infrastructure for broadcasters. Founded in 1996, the company says its Pennsylvania factory is a 20,000-square-foot facility where it designs, develops, manufactures, and tests its systems.