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Easy Signs manufactures digitally printed signage and display products in its Allentown, Pennsylvania facility, serving orders from a single sign to thousands. The private Australian-owned and operated business has spent the past decade investing in large-format and UV flatbed printing, while keeping its focus on in-house production rather than sign installation. Customers can obtain instant online pricing, artwork support, and production on most products within 24 hours of proof approval.
For more than 50 years, Easy Way Products Co. has built its reputation in Cincinnati by bringing hands-on craftsmanship to the outdoor furnishings trade. The company helps retailers and furniture brands develop and produce custom cushions while managing the detailed production information behind large, evolving product lines.
Founded in 2004, EasyPak designs and manufactures thermoformed plastic packaging for food, consumer goods, medical, and industrial applications. The company combines five thermoforming businesses with more than 120 years of experience, offering stocked containers alongside custom in-house tooling and manufacturing for packaging that fits automated production lines. EasyPak’s Reading facility holds ISO 9001:2015 accreditation, while its food-safety systems are certified to SQF Level 3.
Founded in 2004, Easypak™ designs and manufactures thermoformed plastic packaging for food, consumer goods, medical, and industrial applications. Its network brings together five thermoforming businesses with more than 120 years of combined experience, pairing stocked containers with custom tooling and manufacturing for large-scale producers. Easypak’s distinctive meat trays use patented Honeycomb technology to hold liquids—even when inverted—while its Reading facility operates under ISO 9001:2015 accreditation and SQF Level 3 food-safety certification.
Eat PowerSnacks! manufactures PowerBites!, a soft granola bar created by Sharif Rasheed in 2019 using healthy ingredients, originally for his son and later commercialized.
Born from a New Jersey sister’s search for a gluten-free version of the pastina she grew up eating, Eat Senza makes allergen-free pantry foods, beginning with Lil Pastina. Co-founders Krista and Jake bring backgrounds in content strategy and CPG creative production to their miniature, star-shaped Stelline, which is free of gluten and the top nine common food allergens. The couple launched the brand after Krista’s sister was diagnosed with Celiac disease, with a focus on making familiar comfort food easier for more people to enjoy.
From a start in a rural Indiana bank basement, Eaton Compressor has grown since 1977 into a 60,000-square-foot facility near Dayton that manufactures air compressors in the USA. The Cain family remains involved, with Marvin Cain’s son Matt serving as CEO, while the company develops quieter and more energy-conscious systems such as its patented Silent Air and Smart Air technologies. Eaton also supports its equipment with in-house engineering, technical service and a nationwide service-center network.
With more than 92,000 employees worldwide and 2025 sales of $27.4 billion, Eaton is a global intelligent power-management company serving customers through the shift toward electrification and digitalization. It develops systems that help customers manage power, including solutions for electric vehicles and thermal management.
Eaton is an intelligent power management company whose energy-efficient products and services help customers manage electrical, hydraulic and mechanical power. It serves customers in more than 160 countries and says it is focused on improving quality of life, protecting the environment, and supporting electrification and digitalization.
Founded in 1911 around Joseph Eaton’s gear-driven truck axle, Eaton has grown into a global power management company making technologies that control electrical, hydraulic and mechanical power. Its products and services support critical infrastructure worldwide, while its aerospace interconnect solutions extend from deep-sea environments to deep space. Eaton operates in more than 160 countries and employs more than 92,000 people.
Eaton is a power management company founded in 1911, when Joseph Eaton invested in a gear-driven truck axle. It makes power management technologies and products and provides related services for customers in more than 160 countries, with a business spanning electrical, aerospace, hydraulic, and vehicle markets. The company says its products and services help customers manage power more reliably, efficiently, safely, and sustainably.
For more than 23 years, Eaton Fabricating—widely known as Eaton Steel—has been a Grafton, Ohio manufacturing partner for industrial and OEM customers across Northeast Ohio and the Midwest. The company is known for handling complex tube work and maintaining full-time quality control to keep production consistent and on schedule.
Since George DeLalio founded EB Industries in 1965, the Farmingdale company has been known for solving demanding welding problems with an engineering-minded, quality-focused approach. Its early work supported Apollo spacecraft and military aircraft, and its 17,000-square-foot facility now serves customers whose parts must meet stringent aerospace and medical requirements. EB Industries holds AS9100D, ISO 9001:2015 and NADCAP welding certifications.
Ebara Elliott Energy designs and manufactures turbomachinery, including centrifugal and axial compressors, steam turbines, power recovery expanders, turbine-generator sets, cryogenic pumps, cryogenic expanders, and related auxiliary equipment. The company also provides worldwide repair, overhaul, field service, parts, engineering, training, and equipment upgrade services for rotating equipment used in oil and gas, petrochemical, refining, power generation, LNG, ethylene, plant oil, and sustainability-related applications.
Ebara Technologies is the North American subsidiary of Japan’s EBARA Corporation Precision Machinery Group, operating from a 160,000-square-foot ISO-certified headquarters in Sacramento. The company develops vacuum equipment for semiconductor, photovoltaic, and research manufacturers, while its factory-trained teams also provide repair and process support for critical systems.
EBC Printing & Signs is a fully equipped printing company supporting domestic and commercial needs, combining business strategies with high-end technology for timely production of premium-quality projects. They offer commercial & digital printing, indoor & outdoor signage, custom banners, promotional products, and branded apparel.
Family-owned since 1937, Ebel Tape and Label grew from selling gummed tape and stamps into a Cincinnati manufacturer of custom printed labels and tape. The Heidemann family has operated the company since purchasing it in 1974, with Larry Heidemann advancing from the press room to president. Ebel serves both the public and the printing industry, producing runs from one label to 10 million in up to six colors.
Established in Canton, Ohio, in 1877, Eberhard Manufacturing Company has carried its manufacturing tradition from early hardware for saddlery and carriages into secure-access engineering for OEMs worldwide. Today, its Strongsville operation develops custom mechanical and electromechanical systems alongside standard hardware, supported by global operations and ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certifications.
Founded by former Philadelphia police officer Rich Eberhart Jr. to outfit the Philadelphia Police force, Eberhart’s Embroidery is a family-owned apparel-decorating company specializing in custom embroidery and branded merchandise. Started in his parents’ basement more than 25 years ago, the Bristol-area operation now employs more than 10 embroidery associates and serves customers across America. Its proof-first, personally inspected workflow reflects the careful sewing tradition of Rich’s mother, Carol, who helped shape the business.
Founded in Buffalo as a small welding shop in 1923, Eberl Iron Works now makes structural support systems and provides custom metal fabrication for the building and construction industry. The third-generation family-owned company has grown into a six-division operation, including its long-running Unistrut distribution business, rooftop supports, traffic safety products and stair components. Eberl remains at its original Buffalo site and serves customers across North America.