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Yashu Systems is an engineering firm known for applying advanced sensing and control research to demanding vehicle environments. Its work includes the Vehicle Inertia Monitor, developed to help vehicle manufacturers and defense researchers understand motion, stability, and terrain while vehicles are moving.
Yazoo Mills Inc. is an American manufacturer with more than 123 years of history, beginning in Yazoo City, Mississippi, and now operating from Pennsylvania. Known for serving more than 15,000 customers nationwide, the company combines experienced customer service with a 407,000-square-foot manufacturing footprint.
Founded in 1902 as York Corrugating Company, YC Precision Fabrication is a York, Pennsylvania, manufacturer whose century-plus history includes early work for commercial buildings and a metal-stamping division launched in 1917. Today, the company serves large OEMs and small businesses from a 125,000-square-foot facility, supporting customers with precision sheet-metal production shaped by long-term relationships and ISO 9001:2015 quality practices.
In business since 1993, YCG, Inc. is a Williamsport company known for developing its own speed-timing equipment for law-enforcement agencies. It is the only Pennsylvania company the site identifies as manufacturing both speed-timing devices and ballistic chronograph equipment, while also supporting agencies through calibration and repair services.
For more than 43 years, locally owned Ye Ole Sweet Shoppe has baked an expansive range of sweets in downtown Erie, Pennsylvania. The bakery is particularly known around Erie for its scoop cookies, while also making celebration cakes and fresh breakfast pastries for local customers and events.
For more than 75 years, Yellow Jacket—Ritchie Engineering’s Bloomington, Minnesota brand—has made HVAC/R and automotive A/C service tools and equipment, including the hoses and gauges that established its reputation. The company combines U.S.-designed and manufactured products with technician-focused innovations such as its wireless YJACK instruments and TITANMAX digital manifold, while providing training and support to contractors worldwide.
Started in a family garage in 1969, Yerecic Label has grown into a third-generation family-owned manufacturer of pressure-sensitive labels for the fresh food and beverage industries. From Pennsylvania and Arizona facilities, the company pairs lean, cellular manufacturing with in-house design and a focus on serving the fresh-food supply chain at the “Speed of Fresh®.” Generational leadership remains central, with the third generation taking ownership in 2023.
From a small York shop in the 1950s, YGS Print Solutions has grown into a full-service printer with more than seven decades of experience. Its presses run around the clock, while its G7 and SOC 2 certifications speak to consistent color and careful handling of customer data. The company serves organizations that need print carried through production into mailing or fulfillment.
Founded in 1998, Yingli Energy Development is a Baoding-based photovoltaic manufacturer that combines solar technology research, intelligent module manufacturing and power-station development. One of China’s earliest dedicated PV companies, it helped open the country’s commercial solar industry and is known for its PANDA n-type bifacial technology. Yingli says its photovoltaic products have reached more than 150 countries and regions, supported by research platforms and a global service network.
YMC CO., LTD. develops chromatography separation and purification technologies, making LC columns and systems while also providing contract purification services. Its distinctive focus is continuous twin-column chromatography, supported by in-house packing materials, preparative equipment, and a GMP-compliant pharmaceutical purification plant in Komatsu serving scales from milligrams to hundreds of kilograms. The Kyoto-based company also applies its separation expertise to biopharmaceuticals, peptides, proteins, and oligonucleotides.
Family-owned and rooted in Burgettstown, Yoder's Backyard Structures has been helping Pittsburgh-area customers add practical outdoor space for more than 20 years, with custom sheds, garages, gazebos and related structures. Its buildings are hand-built by Amish and Mennonite craftsmen in Pennsylvania and Ohio, then delivered fully assembled and set up for use. The company keeps structures on display at its Burgettstown lot and backs them with a 10-year limited warranty and satisfaction guarantee.
York Ag traces its roots to Dale Anderson and Arthur McAlister, who turned their regional limestone experience toward animal nutrition and began developing a calcium alternative for the egg industry in the mid-1980s. Now in its third generation under Bill Achor, the Manheim company helps feed manufacturers and livestock producers solve nutritional challenges by identifying and sourcing specialized ingredients, including its long-standing YORK CALCIUM CHIPS® product. Its work remains shaped by a practical, collaborative approach to animal well-being rather than a one-size-fits-all catalog.
Celebrating a history of innovation since 1935, York Flashings is a Maine manufacturer known for developing durable flashing systems for commercial and residential building enclosures. Its work centers on managing water at the transitions where roof and wall assemblies meet, with solutions designed to integrate with modern air barriers and insulation.
Founded in 1985, York Imperial Plastics is a second-generation, family-owned manufacturer in York, Pennsylvania, known locally for treating workforce development as part of its manufacturing mission. The company regularly opens its facility to students and educators, creating hands-on pathways into modern manufacturing through plant tours, internships, and school partnerships. Its core work is custom plastic injection molding for customers who need production support from an experienced Pennsylvania manufacturer.
YORK LINTEL & CAST STONE, LLC is a manufacturer in the Glass, Ceramics and Concrete Manufacturing industry, specializing in lintels and cast stone products.
Locally owned and operated in York County, York P-B Truss Inc. manufactures wood trusses for commercial and residential construction throughout the Mid-Atlantic. Founded in 1997, the company now runs a 180-foot MiTek manufacturing line and handles projects ranging from carports to multilevel apartment complexes, with trusses spanning up to 90 feet. Each design is individually developed and checked by certified engineers before production.
Since 1970, York Precision Machining & Hydraulics has made mission-critical hydraulic components and large, custom-machined parts in York, Pennsylvania. The company is best known for its patented BEAR-LOC® rod-locking system, which provides infinite-position locking and engages when hydraulic pressure is lost. Its 65,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility handles projects from design through testing, production and assembly, with U.S. manufacturing supported by ISO 9001:2015 and CMMC Level 2 certification.
Founded in 1906, York Saw & Knife is a York, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for more than a century of American-made industrial blade craftsmanship. The company works from customer drawings or samples to produce custom machine knives for OEMs and manufacturers, including food-processing and packaging operations.
For more than a century, York Wallcoverings has manufactured wallpaper and commercial wallcoverings at the same factory in Pennsylvania’s Susquehanna Valley. The U.S.’s oldest and largest wallcovering producer, York draws on an archive of thousands of designs dating to the early 18th century while combining historic printing craft with modern digital production. Its residential, commercial and decal work reaches customers in 85 countries, and its studio is described as the largest of its kind in the world.
For more than four decades, York-Seaway has built custom industrial components and assemblies in Lake City, combining precision machining with welding, fabrication and engineering under one roof. Its 288,000-square-foot facility on 40 acres is equipped to handle work ranging from specialty machine parts to large shafts and gear rings, with turnkey coordination and documented inspection supporting projects from concept through delivery. York-Seaway’s welders are certified to ASME Section IX, and its industrial painting operation includes a 3,000-square-foot booth.