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Electralloy manufactures specialty alloys in Oil City for demanding applications, using AOD refining and vacuum arc and electroslag remelting to produce consistent, exceptionally clean metal. The company is North America’s exclusive licensed producer of Nitronic® products and has operated the world’s oldest continuous AOD operation. Since 1991, Electralloy has been part of G.O. Carlson, a specialty-materials company founded in 1936, and its quality systems include ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016 certification.
Founded in Brooklyn in 1946, Electri-Cord Manufacturing Co. has grown from a power-cord maker into a family-owned electronics contract manufacturer producing custom wiring harnesses, cable assemblies and larger electronic assemblies. From its 65,000-square-foot headquarters in Westfield, Pennsylvania, ECM supports projects from design through end-of-life while pairing U.S. engineering and manufacturing with nearshore and global production. Its quality system includes ISO 9001:2015, UL and CSA approvals, with IATF 16949 certification at its Guadalajara facility.
Electric Motor & Supply is an Altoona legacy company whose roots reach back to a motor-repair shop started by John E. Force in 1923; Ralph and Helen Force established EMS in 1956. Still firmly rooted in Blair County, the company works from a 70,000-square-foot facility serving industrial customers across a six-state region and beyond. Its long-running specialty is repairing and remanufacturing electric motors, with a separate locomotive-services operation supporting regional and short-line railroads.
Since opening a small Baltimore shop in 1927, Electric Motor Repair Company has grown into a third-generation, woman-owned family business known for keeping commercial and industrial operations running across the mid-Atlantic. Its 200-plus employees serve organizations ranging from healthcare providers to manufacturers, with more than 100 technicians providing self-performed support in the field and in its shops.
Established in 1986, Electrical Automation Systems, Inc. is a Maryland-based building services company known for its union-trained technicians and round-the-clock support for demanding facilities. EASI serves commercial, institutional, and industrial customers across Maryland and Delaware, helping keep their building systems operating reliably. Since joining Exigent in July 2024, the company has added the resources of a broader commercial mechanical services group.
Electrical Energy Limited LLC is a Barker, New York, small business whose team brings more than 120 years of combined experience to high-voltage amplifier design and manufacturing. Known for patented technology and a willingness to take on challenging custom work, it serves customers needing specialized electrical and testing equipment, including one-off and OEM applications.
As the North American sales and service arm of Shanghai Xinpeng Industrial Co., Ltd., Electrical Systems Integrator connects regional customers with precision stamped parts, tooling and sheet-metal products. The Maryland-based company supports both existing accounts and new product development, drawing on Xinpeng’s manufacturing capacity, including production of up to 120,000 network and server racks annually. Its quality system is backed by TS-16949, ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and VDA 6.1 certifications.
Known for precision wire-harness manufacturing, ElectriPack, LLC. serves demanding industrial and technology applications from its Moraine, Ohio facility. The company supports both custom, low-volume work and larger production needs, with ISO 9001 certification and employees trained to Wire Harness Manufacturers Association standards.
ElectriPlast Corporation is a wholly owned subsidiary of Integral Technologies, Inc. that engages in the discovery, development, commercialization, and licensing of electrically conductive hybrid plastics used as raw materials in industrial, commercial, and consumer products worldwide. Its core material, ElectriPlast™, is a line of non-corrosive, electrically conductive resin-based materials that can be molded into various shapes while reducing component weight by 40 to 60%.
Founded by the Thompson family in June 1981, Electrix International manufactures and stocks stainless-steel electrical enclosures and cable-management systems for demanding food, pharmaceutical, dairy and beverage environments. The company introduced what it describes as the first complete stainless-steel metric conduit system, and now supports worldwide customers with more than 400,000 standard products in stock alongside a custom design service.
Established in Sidney in 1976, Electro Controls is an engineering-driven manufacturer known for supporting OEMs and industrial operations from a single 90,000-square-foot facility. Its team develops custom control panels and related electrical systems, with projects handled under an ISO 9001:2015 quality system and UL 508A capabilities.
Founded by A. S. Mathey Jr. in 1966, Electro Form Corporation is a long-established tool-and-die shop known for close-tolerance work and early adoption of EDM technology. The company has grown into a climate-controlled CNC machining facility serving customers whose parts must meet demanding specifications, including those in aerospace and medical manufacturing.
Electro Industries/GaugeTech (EIG) makes integrated energy-management and power-quality monitoring systems, combining industrial meters with AI-driven analytics for critical electrical networks. The Westbury, New York manufacturer has more than 45 years in the field, introduced its first digital meter in 1975, and has deployed over one million solutions. EIG’s work is distinguished by more than 120 energy-management and power-quality patents, rigorous automated testing, and a workforce in which over 40% of employees are engineers.
Founded by Jim and Sheila Wallace in 1986, Electro Soft Inc. is a family-owned American contract manufacturer that builds custom electronics assemblies for demanding transportation, OEM, aviation, and defense applications. The company keeps production in-house at its Pennsylvania facility, where 32 skilled employees support projects from prototypes through volume runs. Electro Soft is a women-owned business led by President and CEO Karla Trotman, and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification along with ITAR registration.
Since 1896, Electro Surgical Instrument Company has manufactured lighted retractors and other precision surgical instruments, with a particular focus on fiber-optic illumination and optical equipment. The Rochester company also repairs and modifies instruments from its own line and other manufacturers, including retrofitting unlighted instruments and matching connectors to existing surgical equipment. Its long history includes researching hard-to-find or discontinued instruments through distribution agreements with manufacturers worldwide.
Founded in 1971 from Lew Powell’s garage, Electro Systems builds custom cable, wiring-harness, tubing and electromechanical assemblies for contract-manufacturing customers. The West Grove company grew from an early flexible-Teflon tubing project for DuPont into a low-volume manufacturing specialist known for solving difficult assembly problems, including integrated electrical and fluid-delivery systems. Its 18,000-square-foot facility supports UL-certified work and IPC/WHMA-A-620-trained cable and harness technicians.
Founded in 1981, Electro Technik Industries is a Clearwater-based parent company that designs and manufactures passive electronic components through a network of stand-alone subsidiary manufacturers. Its businesses cover capacitive and resistive components, microwave/RF components, and magnetics and transformers, with resources coordinated to match customer requirements. ETI remains privately held and is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Established in Dallas in 1979, Electro-Cap International, Inc. moved to Eaton, Ohio, in 1988 under its current owner and marked 35 years in business in 2023. The company is known for making electrode caps that support EEG work and related neurological research, serving hospitals, universities, and private laboratories.
Electro-General Plastics is a three-generation family business whose roots in the trade reach back to 1961, when Patrick J. Castro joined the company; the Castro family purchased its Columbus operation in 1981. Today, the company is known for vacuum forming difficult-to-form thermoplastic parts for customers ranging from automotive manufacturers to consumer-goods businesses, working from design through production at facilities in Ohio and Tennessee.