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Founded more than two decades ago by third-generation refractory worker Greg Peak, Empire Solutions designs, builds, and repairs high-temperature furnaces and kilns. The company serves industrial and government clients from offices in Michigan, Alabama, and Ohio, handling refractory construction and maintenance across heat-intensive operations. Its work ranges from emergency furnace repairs to complete relines and retrofits.
Empire State Greenhouses is developing carbon-negative controlled-environment crop factories that combine year-round organic food production with on-site renewable energy and waste-to-energy systems. Its planned 385,000-square-foot GigaFarm in Cobleskill, adjacent to SUNY Cobleskill, is designed around a circular Food-Energy-Waste model and is expected to produce more than 8 million pounds of produce annually. The company’s team has developed, financed, advised on, or evaluated more than 600 renewable-energy and energy-efficiency projects over the past decade.
Empire State Signs is a full-service sign company based in Tonawanda, New York, specializing in custom sign design, fabrication, and installation. It makes individual letter, illuminated letter, pylon, ground, interior ADA, carved, wall, and custom-fabricated signs from materials including aluminum, stainless steel, plastic, and wood, serving New York State and beyond.
Formerly known as Nathan Steel, Empire Steel Innovations is an Utica-based steel center that combines structural fabrication, precision metalwork, and retail steel sales for customers across New York State. Its shop handles projects from concept through completion, using CNC drilling and plasma cutting alongside in-house forming and welding. ESi is part of the Empire Recycling family, whose history dates to 1916, and is a member of the American Institute of Steel Construction.
From its base in Avon Lake, Ohio, Empire Systems Inc. designs and manufactures foundry equipment, including custom systems, and carries each project through installation, start-up and service. The company is particularly suited to foundries seeking more than a new machine, rebuilding existing equipment to like-new condition and supplying upgrades, parts and technical support for operations worldwide. Its work also serves mining and material-handling applications, with the Super-Conveyor among its distinctive solutions for hot or abrasive material.
With Philadelphia roots and more than 85 employees in Pennsylvania and Kentucky, EmpireCovers manufactures protective covers for vehicles, boats, RVs and outdoor furnishings. The company has sold covers online since 2004 and combines direct-to-consumer e-commerce with in-house design and manufacturing, including custom Pro-Fit covers designed and assembled at its Kentucky factory. EmpireCovers is a Made in the USA manufacturer, and its products undergo independent third-party quality testing.
Emporio del Gelato makes handcrafted Italian-style gelato and sorbet for food-service customers across the New York tri-state area, giving restaurants an extension of their own kitchens. With over a decade of experience, its master gelato makers develop distinctive recipes—from Lemon Basil to Blueberry Merlot—and can create custom flavors to suit a menu. The company also supplies flexible food-service packaging and scheduled business deliveries.
Founded in 2021, emPOWER Battery Technology develops and manufactures domestically produced Glass Anode™ materials and cells designed to make lithium-ion batteries charge in minutes and perform reliably in extreme cold. The Gahanna company is scaling this patented technology from research into commercial and defense applications, including electric vehicles, drones, and grid storage.
With more than four decades of craftsmanship behind it, Empower Manufacturing makes precision custom shafts and related components for motors, pumps, and other rotating machinery. The Moraine-area manufacturer distinguishes itself with ultra-tight grinding capabilities, including diameters held to 0.0001 inch, while producing roughly 95% of its work in-house. Its substantial inventory of cold-drawn 1045 steel also supports keyed-shaft orders ranging from one piece to more than 1,000 with lead times of four weeks or less.
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Founded by Edna M. Stuck in 1985, EMS Surgical LP makes affordable, USA-made post-operative garments designed to give patients more comfortable and customized support after surgery. The Selinsgrove company is especially distinctive for combining soft fabrics and appealing details with practical medical compression, including its breast separator garments and surgical bras. EMS keeps substantial inventory on hand and sells directly to consumers as well as hospitals and clinics.
Founded in 1969 as an assembly operation serving IBM, EMS Technologies now provides electronic contract manufacturing from its New York facility, building PCB assemblies, wire harnesses, and complete box-build systems. The company is sized for second- and third-tier OEMs, pairing an average employee tenure of more than 15 years with customer relationships that average over a decade. EMS Technologies is ISO 9001:2015 certified, SBA certified, and manufactures its products in the USA.
Founded in 1867, EMSCO Group is a family-owned American manufacturer in Girard that makes lawn-and-garden essentials along with products for snow days, outdoor play, and the household. Its long manufacturing history has carried the company from buggy whips and toy pianos to resin planters, garden statuary, and other practical products designed for year-round use. EMSCO remains family-operated more than 155 years later, with tradition and product evolution at the center of its story.
Founded by the Emsig family in 1928, Emsig Manufacturing Corporation makes buttons for apparel and related applications, from early celluloid collar stays to today’s molded and cast designs. The third- and fourth-generation family-managed company is known for developing the world’s first sew-through shank button and molded polyester buttons, and it pioneered its trademarked Super Durable break-resistant buttons. Emsig also introduced recycled and Bio-Tech melamine button lines as its manufacturing business expanded internationally.
Since its first shipment to Israel in 2006, Emsons has grown from manufacturing in India into a food-export company serving supermarkets and distributors in the United States and Israel. Its India operations give customers a single route from sourcing through delivery, with the company also providing private-label packaged foods.
Founded in Alcalá de Henares in 1990, Emsur develops and manufactures customized flexible packaging for food, beverages, consumer goods and industrial applications. With more than 35 years in the field, the company combines flexographic and rotogravure printing with lamination to make formats such as flexible lids and pre-cut die-cuts, and now operates seven production sites across six countries, serving customers in more than 80 countries. Emsur is the flexible-packaging division of Grupo Lantero, whose network includes 29 plants and more than 2,600 employees.
Founded in 1912 by oil wildcatter John W. Glenn, Emulso makes commercial cleaning chemicals and specialty maintenance solutions from its Buffalo, New York, home. Its long-running line grew from Liquid Sunshine furniture polish into more than 500 formulations, with Glenzoil 20 Plus becoming a well-known product in the paving and construction industry. Emulso also provides private-label and contract-packaging services for liquid, gel, and powder products.
EMX Industries Inc. designs and manufactures photoeyes, vehicle-detection sensors, RFID systems, and access-control devices for automatic gates, overhead doors, parking, security, and related applications. Its stated technologies include inductive, ultrasonic, magnetic, magnetoresistive, infrared, and microwave sensing.
Founded by University of Cincinnati biomedical engineering students, Enable Cincy is a volunteer nonprofit that uses 3D printing to design and provide free upper-limb prosthetics and assistive devices for people with disabilities. Since starting in 2016, the student-led organization has developed 10 successful products and delivered devices across the United States and to three other countries, combining patient-focused design with hands-on engineering education.