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PSB Industries designs and fabricates packaged systems for dehydrating and purifying compressed air, gases, and liquids, with its General Air Division serving industrial process applications. Its 350,000-square-foot Erie facility brings vessel and piping fabrication, controls, and finishing work under one roof, and the company states its units are installed worldwide. It also holds ASME U, UM, S, and R Code Stamps of Authorization.
Founded in 2010, PSI Proformance Inc. builds and tunes high-performance street and race vehicles while also providing custom automotive fabrication. Based in Lansdale, the shop draws on more than 80 years of combined technician experience and a fabrication facility equipped for precision machining, laser cutting, CAD design, and prototyping. Its work ranges from dyno tuning and engine builds to custom systems and private-label fabrication for automotive and other applications.
PSM BrownCo is an ISO 9001 certified manufacturer of powder metal parts with over two decades of experience. The company produces components using the powder metallurgy process, serving markets such as automotive, appliance, and outdoor power equipment.
Founded in Erie in 2013, PSNERGY develops in-house combustion-monitoring technology and provides engineering services for industrial furnaces. Its burner-by-burner data systems, patented radiant tube inserts, and field expertise help metal-processing customers improve furnace performance while reducing energy use and emissions. The company says its work has saved more than 31 million pounds of CO2, and its team includes an ISO 50001 Certified Auditor and a Process Heating Specialist.
PSPM Plastic System makes molded plastic packaging and complex assemblies, with its Lebanon operation connected to a five-site manufacturing group that controls work from design through finishing. The company’s distinctive history includes more than 40 years supplying in-mold labeling, a process its president says he developed in the late 1960s, alongside a strong focus on thin-wall recyclable packaging and resource-saving production. Its quality system is BRC-IOP certified and also meets ISO 9001 and pharmaceutical GMP requirements.
Founded in 1990 as a one-room Oakland press shop, PsPrint has grown into an online commercial printer serving customers across North America. Now part of Deluxe, it pairs web-based ordering and in-house design support with production facilities on the East and West coasts and in the Midwest, including direct mailing handled alongside print jobs. PsPrint also offers recycled paper and soy-based inks, and is a G7-qualified Master Printer with a 20-point prepress review.
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Founded in 1987 by behavioral research scientist Walter Schneider, Psychology Software Tools has spent nearly four decades working from within the research community, with researchers involved in designing, developing, and testing its products. The Pittsburgh company is best known for E-Prime, its computerized experiment platform, and for building tools that help researchers work with complex laboratory environments. PST is certified to ISO 9001:2015 for its research-supporting products and services.
PTC manufactures steel pipe, tubing, and bar products, with production facilities across six U.S. states and a specialty in engineered tubular products. The company traces its history to Pittsburgh Tube Company and says it has served industry for more than 100 years. Its products and value-added work support industrial customers across North America, including automotive and oil-and-gas markets.
For more than 45 years, Philadelphia-based PTR Baler & Compactor has manufactured American-made waste and recycling equipment, including vertical balers and industrial compactors. The company brings four generations of manufacturing experience to its designs and supports equipment nationwide with installation, parts, rebuilding and 24/7 repair service. Its certified pre-owned machines are reconditioned through a 52-point inspection process and backed by a 90-day parts-and-labor warranty.
PTR Group brings several Pennsylvania manufacturing operations under one roof to produce metal and plastic components, molded parts, tooling, and subassemblies. Its American Cap Company division, founded in 1988, is especially known for compressed-gas cylinder accessories and energy-sector couplings, while ACCI Industries adds complex metal fabrication and precision assembly. The group’s American Cap operations in Wheatland include a 200,000-square-foot facility and hold ISO 9001:2015 and API certifications.
PTR Group is a Pennsylvania manufacturing group whose companies include operations established in 1979, 1988, and 2008. It serves industrial customers with custom production work, from prototype quantities through high-volume runs, while its four-company structure provides a single point of contact for varied manufacturing needs.
PTubes, Inc., also doing business as FEINROHREN PT, manufactures insulated copper line sets for HVACR equipment. The company says it has 60 years of experience and expertise in copper tube manufacturing, and established an assembly plant and warehouse facility in Waymart, Pennsylvania by the end of 2018.
PUCKUPS is a family-owned Pennsylvania maker of cell phone stands fashioned from genuine 6-ounce solid rubber hockey pucks. Founded by Joseph Mottola, the company also offers waterproof, nearly indestructible stands for larger devices and full-color custom versions for businesses, events, and fundraisers. Its newer DTBoxDividers line extends the family business into U.S.-made cargo organizers for RamBox-equipped Ram 1500 trucks.
PulFlex Technologies is an American producer of fiberglass and carbon-fiber pultrusions, founded in Ford City, Pennsylvania, where its first part was produced in 2016. The company focuses on specialty composite applications and was established to bring part design, materials specification, tooling, and composite processing together in one operation.
Since 1993, Pulse Technologies has grown from a precision contract manufacturer into a 250-person engineering and manufacturing company focused on medical devices. Its Quakertown team is known for developing proprietary surface technologies alongside the production of components for implantable devices, while also supporting aerospace and defense customers. Pulse operates from a 70,000-square-foot facility and maintains ISO 13485:2016, ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certifications.
Family-owned Pulva Corporation has manufactured pulverizing and particle-size-reduction equipment in western Pennsylvania since 1938. The company also supports that equipment with replacement parts, rebuilds and toll-grinding services, including cryogenic processing through its in-house testing laboratory. Its broad parts inventory and repair capabilities are geared toward keeping customers’ production lines running with minimal downtime.
Founded in Wilkes-Barre in the early 1940s, Pulverman turns customer ideas into custom-fabricated metal products and assemblies. Now part of Modineer, the Pennsylvania operation works from a 105,000-square-foot facility in Dallas and has grown from eight employees in 1999 to more than 185 by 2020. Its metal-finishing operations are ISO/TS certified.
Founded in 2011 by Emily Imblum and Scott, Pump Peelz creates decorative patches and accessories for diabetes devices, drawing on Emily’s experience living with type 1 diabetes. The company says its products are crafted in the USA and grew from Emily’s desire to make her insulin pump more expressive; its offerings are designed as decorative accessories, not medical devices.
Puppy Cake LLC makes dog-friendly cake and ice cream mixes, turning the idea of celebrating a dog’s birthday into treats people can prepare at home. Founded in 2007 by Kelly Costello in a Bellevue, Pennsylvania apartment, the company now manufactures its products in an FDA- and human-food-grade factory in Portersville. Costello personally oversees production and taste-tests the treats for quality and safety, while the company sells wholesale through independent pet stores.