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Founded in 2003 after its owners spent years in the trade, Lebanon’s E & E Metal Fab. builds custom metal-fabricated parts and assemblies for customers across the surrounding area. Its shop combines precision plasma and waterjet cutting with welding and forming capabilities, while its team brings more than 80 years of combined experience. E & E emphasizes personal service and long-term customer relationships, treating clients as part of the team.
Founded in 1975, E & I Corporation designs and manufactures process equipment for municipal and industrial water and wastewater treatment systems. The Westerville, Ohio company combines established treatment designs with modern fabrication, including equipment born in the stormwater industry and retrofit solutions that extend the life of existing systems. Its repair and rehabilitation team also supports plants with parts identification and equipment refurbishment across North America and internationally.
Since June 1977, family-run E & L Bakery has been hand-baking cakes, Italian pastries, cookies and other daily treats in the Bronx. The bakery is especially known for turning celebrations into custom cake designs, from wedding centerpieces to colorful drip cakes, while continuing its nearly five-decade neighborhood baking tradition.
Founded in 2005, New Windsor’s E & S Machine Inc. produces precision-machined metal parts, with custom CNC turning and milling at the center of its work. Owner and president Edward Robinson brings 35 years of hands-on machining experience, while the company draws on more than 40 years of combined manufacturing experience to handle prototypes, one-off jobs, and time-sensitive production orders. Its shop serves a broad industrial customer base with an emphasis on flexible, reliable delivery.
Since 1945, E & T Plastics Mfg. Co., Inc. has combined plastic distribution with custom fabrication, producing component parts and acrylic products for prototypes through high-volume runs. Its capabilities include six multi-head CNC routers and CO2 laser equipment that cuts acrylic up to one inch thick, while the company also supplies specialty sheet materials such as 100% post-consumer recycled acrylic. With locations across the United States, E & T has provided plastic manufacturing services for more than 75 years.
3E Controls is a full-service design firm that designs automation equipment for manufacturing and end-of-line testing. Its capabilities include mechanical and electrical design, control panels and boards, manufacturing jigs, testing equipment, programming, IoT, mobile app development, and ERP shop-floor integration.
E Custom Wear is a custom apparel provider serving organizations that need branded clothing for teams, workplaces, schools, and events. It specializes in applying customer logos and designs to Port & Company garments, including everyday T-shirts, with screen printing or embroidery.
Founded in 1998 by Gary Davis, E S Foods develops and supplies convenient, nutritious meal solutions for school foodservice and other feeding programs. The Woodbury, New York company pioneered shelf-stable grab-and-go breakfasts, creating its Breakfast BREAKS line and helping bring classroom breakfast to schools. E S Foods also supplies food banks, USDA nutrition programs and community organizations, with a mission centered on feeding hungry children.
Founded in 1993, E Tech Group designs and integrates industrial automation, control and information systems for manufacturers and other critical facilities. The company combines more than 30 locations with a large engineering staff, while remaining hardware- and software-agnostic so projects can be tailored to each operation. E Tech Group is the first and only enterprise-certified organization recognized by the Control System Integrators Association (CSIA).
E-BEAM Services is the largest contract electron beam provider in the U.S., using high-energy electron beams to sterilize and decontaminate products and modify polymers. With qualified facilities in Lebanon, Ohio, and Cranbury, New Jersey, the company supports projects from R&D through commercialization and processes high volumes with more than 700 kW of accelerator capacity. Its quality system is certified to ISO 13485:2016, and its FDA-registered facilities provide services aligned with applicable ISO 11137 requirements.
e-Bio is a clinical-stage medical device company developing an electrically stimulating device designed to diminish or stop uterine contractions in preterm pregnancies. Its proprietary electric-inhibition technology has progressed from animal studies to FDA-authorized human clinical trials, with the first phase supported by a March of Dimes grant. The company is led by CEO Denis Schapira Wajman, Chief Medical Officer Frederick Naftolin, and Chief Scientific Officer Jeffrey Karsdon.
From its base in Adegem, Belgium, E‑Crane Worldwide designs and builds balanced hydraulic cranes and turnkey systems for moving bulk materials and scrap. Its distinctive linked-counterweight design keeps the crane near equilibrium through the work cycle, reducing power requirements while supporting heavy-duty operation on barges, rails, crawlers and pedestals. The company says it has more than 30 years of manufacturing experience, has served recycling and bulk-handling industries for 20 years, and supports customers through subsidiaries in the Netherlands and Ohio alongside a global network of certified service engineers.
Family-owned Fieldtex Products, the Rochester company behind e-First Aid Supplies, has been making and distributing medical products since 1973. Its 86,000-square-foot operation supports customers ranging from schools to emergency responders, with an online business that has shipped from Rochester since 2002.
Founded in New York City in 1899, E-J Electric Installation Co. builds and maintains electrical systems for projects ranging from airports and transit facilities to power infrastructure and complex commercial buildings. Still shaped by three generations of family expertise, the privately owned company has grown to more than 4,600 employees across 33 offices while retaining a practical, field-driven approach to new electrical technologies. Its history includes converting Yonkers streetlamps from gas to electricity, wiring wartime shipyards, and powering major New York landmarks.
E-mek is a U.S. electronic manufacturing company focused on PCB assembly, taking projects from prototype through production. Its staff hold IPC-A-610G and IPC J-STD-001G certifications with the Space Addendum, while its equipment supports assemblies with components as small as 01005 passives and complex QFNs, BGAs, and µBGAs. E-mek also handles electromechanical and box-build work for demanding medical, automotive, industrial, and telecommunications applications.
Founded in 1974, E-ONE is an Ocala-based fire-apparatus manufacturer known for pioneering the first modular extruded-aluminum fire truck cab and body. Its fully integrated manufacturing operation builds custom emergency vehicles for fire departments, with E-ONE pumpers in service across more than 80 countries.
E-Pak Manufacturing makes roll-off containers and trailers and has done so for over 30 years; a company article says it has built industrial-strength versions of these products since the early 1980s. Its engineering team customizes containers to customer specifications, and its Wooster service center handles trailer repairs.
Founded in 1997 to pursue Department of Defense research, the Ohio-based company behind e-Tint is known for developing rapid light-control technology for demanding visual environments. Today, e-Tint LLC brings that liquid-crystal research to protective eyewear used by military personnel and civilians, with its CTRL® system recognized on the U.S. Army’s Authorized Protective Eyewear List.
For more than 30 years, E-Z Systems Inc. has designed and manufactured equipment for anesthesia and humane euthanasia of small laboratory animals. Its Euthanex division pioneered home-cage euthanasia with a patented CO2 lid system, while E-Z Anesthesia grew from collaboration with Temple University veterinarians who sought a rodent-specific inhalant anesthesia machine. The company also provides equipment servicing and custom hose assemblies, with a consulting veterinarian on staff to support laboratory research and animal-care programs.
Founded more than 40 years ago, E-ZOIL makes fuel additives and performance cleaning products for vehicles and equipment, with a particular focus on keeping heavy-duty machinery operating and presentable. Based in Buffalo, the company serves equipment owners and operators worldwide, and its products are sold through more than 1,000 U.S. retail locations. E-ZOIL also develops custom additive and cleaner solutions when standard products do not fit the job.