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Engage Armament LLC is a Rockville, Maryland firearms manufacturer and dealer best known for building its E4 AR-15 rifles and adapting AR-15-pattern rifles to comply with Maryland law. The company also provides armorer services for modern rifles, with owner Andrew Starr Raymond bringing lifelong firearms-community experience and certifications as an AK armorer and builder. Engage operates as a Class II manufacturer and Class III dealer, serving a region where its focus on Maryland-compliant rifles sets it apart.
Founded by Ludwig Engel in 1945, ENGEL manufactures injection molding machines and develops turnkey production solutions for plastics processing. The company combines machinery with automation, digital tools and application engineering, supporting customers through trials, process optimization and equipment service. ENGEL reports approximately 7,000 employees worldwide and operates with a global quality system certified to ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001.
Founded in 1960 to make musical-industry components, Montpelier’s Engels Machining now engineers and manufactures customized turned parts and metal inserts, with work ranging from trumpet components to parts used in the space shuttle. The company formed in its current organization through acquisitions and mergers in 2004, then expanded its facility and equipment to handle both specialized custom work and larger production runs. Engels is ISO compliant and uses engineering review and inspection to maintain tight tolerances across a broad range of customer applications.
Born during the pandemic out of a passion for design, travel, and self-reliance, Engine 13 Overland is a Cincinnati adventure-travel company known for crafting custom Mercedes Sprinter conversions. Its vans are tailored for people who want a comfortable, capable home beyond the pavement, with service available to customers throughout the United States.
Engine Alliance, the 50-50 General Electric and Pratt & Whitney joint venture, manufactures and services the GP7200 turbofan that powers the Airbus A380. Formed specifically to power the world’s largest airliner, the company has since shifted its focus toward keeping the A380 fleet flying, with field-service support in more than 100 cities worldwide. Its support network covers the GP7200’s maintenance needs around the clock, drawing on the combined reach of its parent companies and revenue-sharing partners.
Since 1990, Pottstown-based Engine Cleaning Technology has manufactured environmentally safe compressor-cleaning chemicals and custom wash hardware for turbomachinery. Its work spans industrial gas turbines and aviation, with products such as the patented R-MC gas-path cleaner and engine-specific delivery systems made in an ISO-compliant facility. ECT’s equipment and formulations are designed to restore compressor performance while allowing cleaning programs tailored to each engine and site.
At Pittsburgh’s Engine House 25 Wines, grapes sourced from premium growers in California, Chile, and South Africa become small-batch wines made by hand from sorting through bottling and waxing. The winery uses traditional, old-world techniques, ages its wines 18–24 months in oak barrels, and adds only a light dusting of sulfites so the grapes’ natural character remains central. Its tasting experiences are paired with tours of the Clemente Museum, giving the Lawrenceville operation a distinctly Pittsburgh setting.
Born in motocross, Engine Ice makes high-performance coolants and cooling-system maintenance products for powersports and motorsports vehicles. The company says it has more than 20 years in thermal management, with formulas developed by a professional technical and R&D team and a production process it controls from start to finish. Its motorcycle coolant has repeatedly taken the top spot in RacerX and VitalMX reader surveys, helping make the brand a familiar name in racing and off-road riding.
Engine Power Inc. is an Oconomowoc-based regional distributor known for serving the professional users behind non-road equipment rather than retail customers. It supports OEMs and dealer networks with Kubota and Honda engines, helping customers select and service power sources across its territory. The company was named the 2023 Diesel Progress Summit’s Engine Distributor of the Year.
Founded in Cincinnati in 2012, Engineered Coating Solutions (ECS) is a thermal-spray company whose leadership brings more than three decades of coating experience from the aerospace industry. From its Loveland facility, opened in 2015, ECS serves customers needing durable surface repairs, particularly in aerospace and other demanding industrial settings.
Known for an unusually broad stock selection, Engineered Components & Packaging, LLC is a Fairport packaging specialist serving manufacturers that need protective trays for small parts. It focuses on engineered packaging for low- to mid-volume applications, helping customers avoid tooling while also developing custom solutions when standard trays do not fit.
Since 1994, Engineered Composites Incorporated has built its reputation in Buffalo as an American specialist in compression-molded composite parts. Its 225,000-square-foot operation serves customers in fields ranging from transportation to aerospace, with projects managed from design through final delivery. ECI’s quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Since 1995, Engineered Filtration, Inc. has built its reputation as a problem-solving filtration partner for industrial customers. The Dandridge, Tennessee, company draws on application expertise to develop custom solutions when standard equipment falls short, including its EFI cartridge line made in an ISO 9002 environment.
Engineered Hardware LLC is an Ohio engineering and manufacturing company known for developing longer-life alternatives to failure-prone overhead-door hardware. Its TorkRite system replaces conventional torsion springs in commercial and residential doors, helping service providers reduce recurring repairs while supporting safer, high-cycle operation.
From its Western New York facility, Engineered Lifting Technologies designs, builds and tests below-the-hook lifting equipment for construction, materials handling and wind applications. ELT combines standard products with in-house engineering for custom lifting solutions, and its team proof-tests every lifter to at least 125% of its working load limit. The company is ISO 9001:2015 registered and manufactures its lifting fixtures in Orchard Park, New York.
Since 1967, St. Louis-based Engineered Lubricants has independently manufactured lubricants and metalworking fluids, pairing custom formulations with preventative-maintenance support for industrial customers. Its in-house laboratory handles lubricant design, quality control, used-fluid monitoring and investigative analysis, while a team of 10 lubrication specialists brings more than 200 combined years of industry experience to difficult applications. The company also provides regional delivery and programs designed to extend fluid life, reduce waste and prevent equipment downtime.
Founded in 1995 by Ray Grigorenko, Engineered Manufacturing & Equipment Company carries forward more than six decades of family deep-draw knowledge in its Marysville operation. EMEC is a U.S. engineering and manufacturing partner known for building the specialized equipment needed to produce difficult metal components for defense, aerospace, filtration, and industrial customers.
Founded in 1988, Valley City’s Engineered Material Handling designs, manufactures, installs and services overhead material-handling equipment, from 35-pound loads to 300-ton cranes. EMH operates a 125,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and serves as a one-source manufacturer, with custom solutions such as its relocatable NOMAD® freestanding crane system. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and is known for engineering equipment for demanding applications, including metal service centers and heavy-equipment repair facilities.
Engineered Materials Solutions traces its roots to 1916, when it began as General Plate Company serving the local jewelry industry, and it has remained focused on solving difficult material problems ever since. Today, the Wickeder Group company develops specialty clad metals and thermostatic bimetals for manufacturers worldwide, drawing on a 500,000-square-foot Attleboro headquarters and more than a century of metallurgical experience.
Founded in 2008, Engineered Packaging Services provides contract packaging for automotive service and warranty parts, with a particular focus on aftermarket automotive glass. Batavia-based EPS draws on more than 40 years of packaging engineering experience and is known for bringing Euro-Pack shrink packaging to the Midwest and Eastern United States, alongside protective skin-pack designs for parts that need to arrive undamaged.