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Effective Shielding Co. Inc. is a manufacturer of EMI/RFI shielding solutions, established in 1992 and located in West Chester, Pennsylvania. The company produces a wide range of shielding products including gaskets, conductive elastomers, wire mesh, and ventilation panels for military and commercial applications.
With more than 60 years in the field, Effecto USA is the former Applied Robotics and a North American arm of the international Effecto Group. The company is known for pioneering robotic tool changers and serves industrial customers with automation equipment designed to support production operations.
For more than 30 years, Effects Of Color has helped local businesses turn ideas into finished print through commercial, digital and large-format production. Based in Fort Montgomery and Ridgewood, the print shop pairs experienced graphic design with direct-mail services, taking projects from concept through delivery. Its work is guided by a stated balance of craftsmanship and newer printing technology.
Pittsburgh-based Efficient Computer develops energy-efficient general-purpose processors and the software tools that run them, led by the Electron E1 and its companion effcc Compiler. Its Fabric architecture uses spatial dataflow to keep computation close to data, bringing accelerator-like efficiency to programmable devices such as remote sensors, wearables and autonomous systems. Founded by Carnegie Mellon University professors Brandon Lucia and Nathan Beckmann alongside Graham Gobieski, the company pairs semiconductor development with browser-based engineering tools through Efficient Labs.
Owner-operated since 1962, Efficient Machine Products is a long-established Strongsville manufacturer known for precision-machined parts that support other companies’ products. It works with customers on production components and small assemblies, backed by an ISO 9001:2015 quality system and ITAR registration.
Service-disabled veteran-owned Efficient Precision LLC supplies precision-machined components, small assemblies and procurement solutions from Strongsville, Ohio. The company supports prototype work through medium- and high-volume production, drawing on in-house machining, engineering and tool-making resources alongside a manufacturing support network. Its experience includes components for military equipment as well as automotive, aerospace and other industrial applications.
Effort Foundry manufactures metal castings, including pumps, impellers, valve components, and specialty castings, using sand molding, ceramic core making, melting, machining, heat treating, welding, and inspection capabilities. It serves oil and gas, mining, nuclear, military, power generation, and other specialty industrial markets, working with steels, stainless steels, nickel alloys, irons, bronzes, and other specialty alloys.
Since 2003, EFI Connection has built automotive wiring harnesses, connectors and engine-electronics hardware for enthusiasts, with a particular focus on adapting classic GM engines to modern LS-series controls. The company pioneered its crank-and-cam signal solution in 2008, and its EFI 24x and EFI 58x conversion kits now cover more than 50 small-block Chevy, LT1 and big-block configurations. EFI Connection has also been a CNC manufacturer since 2012, producing its offerings in the USA and supporting do-it-yourself builders with the parts and tools needed to complete their wiring projects.
Built from more than 25 years of research at Vrije Universiteit Brussel, Eforto is a Belgian MedTech company that turns scientific work on healthy aging into practical muscle-health monitoring for care teams, researchers, and individuals. Founded in 2019 through a partnership between UniWeb and academic experts, the company has clinically validated its approach in community and hospital settings, including among older adults and hip-fracture patients. Its work is best known for making a lab-quality assessment of physical resilience possible through a guided test lasting less than five minutes.
At its Brooklyn Army Terminal mill, family-owned EFS Designs creates luxurious hand-printed fabrics and wall coverings for designers and luxury brands. The company has spent three decades pairing New York craftsmanship with in-house screen engraving and custom hand-mixed color matching, including reproductions of historic textile designs. EFS also uses a 100% electric heat-setting oven and nontoxic water-based inks in its production work.
Since its founding in 2007, EFS-plastics Inc. has built its identity around keeping post-consumer plastic in circulation rather than sending it to landfill. Operating three North American facilities with capacity to process more than 100 million pounds annually, the company supplies custom-compounded recycled resin to plastics processors in Canada and the United States, with all three sites committed to the APR-PCR-101 content-traceability standard.
Egalet Corporation is a fully integrated specialty pharmaceutical company developing and commercializing medicines for acute and chronic pain, with a particular focus on oral products designed to deter prescription-drug abuse. Its Guardian Technology uses physical and chemical barriers alongside tailored drug release, while the company’s manufacturing approach combines pharmaceutical production with plastic injection molding. Egalet has marketed OXAYDO and SPRIX and has described late-stage abuse-deterrent opioid candidates in its pipeline.
Since 1978, EGC Enterprises has built its reputation in Chardon, Ohio, as a flexible-graphite engineering and manufacturing company known for solving difficult sealing problems. Its engineers work directly with customers in fields such as aerospace and power generation, developing graphite-based solutions for demanding temperature and pressure conditions from concept through production.
Founded in 1992, Eggland’s Best, LLC produces fresh shell eggs and other egg foods through a network of USDA-inspected farms and processing facilities across the United States. Its distinctive approach begins with a proprietary all-vegetarian hen feed and continues through regional production, refrigeration, and more than 75,000 quality tests each year. The company also supplies food-service customers ranging from restaurants and cafés to airlines and university cafeterias.
Egide is an international manufacturer whose work centers on protecting sensitive microelectronic and optical components in demanding applications. Its custom hermetic packages serve customers in fields such as aerospace, defense, medical technology and communications, with Egide SA holding ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded by Albert Egli in 1946, Egli Group grew from a Sidney machine company into a 36,000-square-foot manufacturer known for precision work. The company’s history includes Henry Egli’s invention of a high-precision machine gauge standard, while its current operation supports customers in medical, defense, and wireless markets with carefully controlled molded and machined components. Its quality systems are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016.
EHC Industries, Inc. is a family-owned sheet metal fabrication and welding company specializing in precision sheet metal fabrication, custom manufacturing, and welding services. They utilize CNC laser cutting, punching, press brakes, and robotic welding to produce custom parts and assemblies.
Since its founding in Philadelphia in May 1929, Ehmke Manufacturing Company has built its identity around U.S.-made technical textile work for military and aerospace customers. The small-business manufacturer operates from a 50,000-square-foot facility and is among the few textile companies holding both ISO 9001:2015 and AS 9100:2016 certifications. Its engineering-led team is known for developing specialized fabric solutions, including aircraft thermal-acoustic blankets, for demanding government and industrial applications.
Founded in 1920, Ehrhart Stained Glass Inc. is a locally owned York studio with a stained-leaded-glass tradition that has continued through the Ehrhart family since 1960. After the current owner purchased the business in 1987, the company remained focused on preserving and creating stained glass for churches, commercial properties, and homes throughout the surrounding region.
EHRT North America builds CNC equipment for punching and bending copper, aluminum and steel busbar, with proprietary software and automation designed around the production line. Based in Harrisburg, the company’s machines combine quick-change tooling with nesting and material-handling systems, while its Professional bending line uses electric servo drive and spring-back compensation to hold bend angles within 0.20°. Its high-volume HoleCut punching machines are built for demanding industrial work, reaching up to 80 tons of punching force.