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Elvila Cabinetry, based in Erie, Pennsylvania, delivers tailored cabinetry solutions for homes across the U.S., blending European elegance with American craftsmanship. The company specializes in European-style kitchens and wardrobes, known for clean lines, modern aesthetics, and flawless functionality.
Founded in New York City in 2014 by esthetician and herbal medicine expert Victoria Leung, elvis+elvin makes skincare and beauty products that pair naturally derived ingredients with modern formulation technology. Inspired by her sons’ sensitive skin, Leung shaped the brand around gentle, small-batch production and an East-meets-West approach that includes rose, Dead Sea mud and plant stem cell technology. The company established its own manufacturing facility in 2021 and has since expanded from Hong Kong counters and a Soho flagship to markets across Asia.
Cleveland-founded Elwell-Parker has been shaping industrial material handling for more than 120 years. Incorporated in 1893, the company helped create the powered forklift and became known for engineering equipment around the difficult logistics of steelmaking and heavy manufacturing. Its current work includes the L36 platform truck, while its specialists continue to restore and support Elwell-Parker machines that have remained in service for decades.
Founded in 1940, Ely Crane & Hoist Co. is a Great Lakes manufacturer known especially for custom foundry systems and long-running Cleveland Tramrail expertise. Since 1984, the Northeast Ohio company has drawn on former Cleveland Tramrail and Cleveland Crane & Engineering personnel to design durable overhead handling systems for demanding industrial environments.
Since its formation in Washington, DC, in 1998, women-owned ELY, Inc. has built a small business around careful, personalized work for museums and their collections. The company is known for long-running relationships with institutions, including a four-year tour of WWI America and the relocation of 20,000 objects for the American Civil War Museum.
With roots in Elyria dating to 1905 and a partner foundry in Greenville, Pennsylvania, Elyria Foundry makes large gray and ductile iron specialty castings ranging from 20 to 200,000 pounds. The two operations joined in 2008, combining more than a century of experience with the unusual ability to produce complex castings at both one-part and production volumes. Its on-site ISO 9001-certified metallurgical lab supports the engineering and testing needed for demanding industrial, energy, mining, and defense applications.
For more than 60 years, Elyria Metal Spinning and Fabricating Company has formed precision hand-spun and fabricated metal parts for demanding industrial customers from its Ohio operation. The third-generation family operator provides one-stop production from design review through spinning, machining, fabrication and inspection, with parts held to tolerances as close as ±0.002 inch. Its work includes components for aerospace, nuclear, defense and heating and ventilation applications, and the company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and veteran-owned.
Elyria Plastic Products began in 1986 as Phoenix Mold and Die before becoming the Elyria manufacturer it is today. Its 60,000-square-foot facility is notable for keeping mold support close to production, with toolmakers often able to troubleshoot problems while a mold remains in the press. The company serves medical, healthcare, aerospace and other application markets with custom manufacturing work backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Since 1947, Elyria Spring & Stamping has manufactured custom springs, precision metal stampings, fourslide parts and wire forms in Elyria, Ohio. Its small, agile job-shop model pairs more than 75 years of experience with an in-house tool and die shop, supporting projects from prototypes to millions of parts and responding quickly to changing schedules. The U.S.-made components serve applications including automotive interior mechanisms and industrial hardware, with quality systems certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Elysian was founded by Sunyata Smith, a trained scientist, college professor, and advocate for holistic wellness who saw intimate care as an overlooked part of women’s wellbeing. The company creates luxury feminine wellness for women navigating sensitive skin and hormonal transitions, using science-informed formulations designed to support comfort without working against the body’s natural balance. Its work also includes developing cosmetic-science education for students underrepresented in STEM.
Founded in 1963, EM Antennas designs and manufactures custom, high-performance RF antennas for military and commercial communication systems, with particular depth in rugged ultrawideband technology for electronic warfare and signal intelligence. The Johnstown company supplies mission-critical systems to defense contractors, government integrators and commercial users, and guarantees every antenna to its stated performance specifications. EM Antennas is ISO 9001:2015 certified and HUBZone certified; its rugged products include MIL-STD-810H-tested designs, and its EM-6841 antenna received a Platinum honor in the 2025 Military + Aerospace Electronics Innovators Awards.
Rooted in a Syracuse manufacturers-representative business established by Ed Cahill, EM Cahill Company supplies air filtration products and related ventilation equipment for commercial and industrial facilities. Mike Cahill brought additional product lines into the family business in 1991, and the company was incorporated in 1993. Its service work includes facility-wide HVAC filter surveys, life-cycle cost evaluations, and a Just in Time program that schedules exact filter quantities for maintenance changes.
EM Metal Works grew from Electro-Metrics’ in-house antenna machine shop into a U.S. contract manufacturer producing precision-machined and fabricated parts for regional manufacturers and major industrial customers. Founded as a division in 1964, the Johnstown, New York operation now provides in-house manufacturing, testing and assembly, with production ranging from one-off parts to runs of thousands. Its work is backed by more than six decades of manufacturing experience and an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Family-owned and operated since Bob Thompson founded the business in 1975, EM Print Group remains a Thompson family enterprise in Elyria, Ohio. Known for producing about one million envelopes a day, the company serves print distributors exclusively as a wholesale partner.
EMAGE LLC in Middletown, Ohio, focuses on CNC router and plasma cutting along with custom engraving, using equipment suited to projects ranging from signage materials to engraved metal and stone. Its 4-by-8-foot router and plasma tables support larger-format work, while a mobile fiber laser handles detailed engraving on parts up to 300 by 300 millimeters.
An OLED industry pioneer since 2000, eMagin Corporation is a Samsung Display subsidiary that has spent more than 25 years developing U.S.-manufactured microdisplays. Its Hudson Valley operation combines in-house research with production in a 17,000-square-foot Class 10 clean room, supplying demanding customers whose systems depend on compact, high-performance imaging.
Emanate Wireless is a Hudson, Ohio, technology company founded by veterans of Cognio and Cisco, including co-founders with decades of experience in wireless communications and signal processing. The company applies that engineering background to healthcare monitoring systems that help hospitals understand where clinical equipment is, how it is being used, and when temperature-controlled devices may need attention.
For more than 35 years, French SME EMBALL’ISO has designed and manufactured insulated, temperature-controlled packaging for life-science shipments, from pharmaceuticals and clinical-trial materials to diagnostics and animal-health products. Its distinctive Reuse & Reverse service collects used packaging in more than 80 countries, then cleans, refurbishes and checks each unit for another shipment. The company supports this work with a global network spanning four continents and an ISO 9001-certified metrology laboratory with eight climate chambers.
Built from the orchards of fifth-generation Lagoner Farms, Embark Craft Ciderworks makes farm-driven craft cider from apples grown in Williamson, New York. The ciderworks focuses on heirloom and Old World varieties, using the fruit’s natural character without artificial ingredients while its taproom extends the farm experience with locally sourced food.
Locally owned in Emporium, Pennsylvania, since 1996, Embassy Powdered Metals engineers and manufactures precision sintered metal components for OEM and industrial applications. Its 100-plus-person team operates 40 presses and nine ovens across expanded facilities, pairing powdered-metal expertise with lean, green production and collaborative part design. Embassy’s quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.