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Ebinger Iron Works is a family-owned metal fabrication company established in Schuylkill County in 1927, after Henry Carl Ebinger founded the business there. It specializes in ornamental and miscellaneous metalwork, with particular expertise in monumental stair work and nonferrous metal fabrication. The company turns designers’ concepts into custom metalwork and has operated continuously under family ownership for almost 100 years.
EBNER manufactures specialized continuous and batch-type heat treatment furnaces for the metals industries. The company provides function-specific heat treatment solutions, including furnace facilities, process automation systems, and after-sales services.
EBNER GROUP is an Austrian family tradition in industrial technology, led by CEO Robert Ebner and shaped by more than a century of experience in aluminum processing. The group develops tailored furnace and casting solutions for producers of steel, non-ferrous metals and aluminum, while also pursuing advanced-materials work for semiconductor applications. Its worldwide organization keeps manufacturing, research and customer support closely connected.
Founded in 1948, family-owned EBNER Industrieofenbau GmbH develops, fabricates, installs and commissions heat-treatment furnace facilities for producers of semi-finished steel, aluminum and copper-based metal products. Based in Leonding, Austria, the company combines furnace engineering with modern burner and energy-efficiency technologies, and supports installations through a global service network.
EBNERFAB is a full-service job shop in Wadsworth, Ohio, specializing in medium- to heavy-steel fabrication, annealing components, plate rolling, piping, tanks, process skids, and complete system assemblies. It works with stainless steel, carbon steel, and high-nickel alloys for energy, renewable energy, chemical, pharmaceutical, oil and gas, and metal-producing industries.
Founded in 1995 and based in Connellsville, Pennsylvania, Ebtech Industrial designs, manufactures, and installs modular building systems and hardened protective structures. Its products are manufactured and assembled in the USA, with the company specializing in panelized and containerized buildings for industrial, military, defense, and government applications. Unlimited Horizons, Inc. acquired Ebtech in 2007.
Founded in 1965, EBY Electro is a Plainview-based manufacturer with more than six decades of experience in board-level terminal blocks. Since joining Amphenol in 2023, the company has continued serving OEM customers with custom connection solutions and support from design through delivery.
Ebyland LLC is a Cumberland, Maryland landscape and outdoor-living supply center that grew from a mulch yard opened by Eby Sawmill in 2002. Keith and Sylvia Eby purchased the business in January 2018, continuing its local focus on personalized customer care. The company also operates a greenhouse and supplies hearth and outdoor-living goods to customers in the surrounding region.
EC Power develops energy technologies centered on advanced batteries and battery-modeling software, with work tied to fast-charging, high-energy electric-vehicle systems. Its research has also supported cleaner transportation projects in Pennsylvania, giving the company a focus on moving battery innovation toward practical transportation applications.
Founded in 2017, Eccalon, LLC is a Hanover, Maryland technology company built around the belief that deep subject-matter expertise should be paired with bold thinking and practical execution. Its strategists, engineers, and analysts help government and industry address mission-critical challenges, particularly in national security and emerging technology. Eccalon also invests its expertise and capital in companies developing technologies tied to long-term national competitiveness.
EccoCane turns the fibrous residue left after sugar extraction into compostable food-service packaging, including trays and containers made from sugarcane bagasse. Founded by food-service professionals with more than 20 years of industry experience, the company focuses on replacing conventional paper, plastic and foam disposables with renewable-resource alternatives for wholesalers and their customers. Its products are designed for hot or cold food and are microwave- and refrigerator-safe.
Born in a college bedroom from Greg Kenneally’s work as his team’s “stick doctor,” ECD Lacrosse makes lacrosse equipment, custom pockets and training gear. The Towson company began developing its own East Coast Mesh in late 2011, then grew from a basement operation into a 21,000-square-foot headquarters with a custom turf testing area and more than 20 employees. Founded with Greg’s twin brother Mike, ECD now supplies every major lacrosse retailer while continuing to develop products such as its U.S.-made MINT lacrosse ball.
Echelon Home makes bedding centered on two distinct sleep experiences: washed Belgian flax linen that softens with every wash and cotton bedding designed to recreate the crisp feel of a hotel bed. Its linens are sourced from European flax, while the Hotel Collection uses long-staple cotton with tailored details and machine-washable construction. Echelon also highlights OEKO-TEX certification across its fabrics, verifying they are free from harmful substances.
Echelon Masonry makes architectural masonry products as a consolidated brand of Oldcastle APG, which describes itself as a North American manufacturer of architectural masonry products and materials. The company says its masonry products are manufactured regionally and that its Echelon brand was introduced in 2015, building on Oldcastle APG’s experience in the industry.
Established in 2020 as a BioGenerator spin-out, ECHELON Med Tech develops and commercializes dual-use medical technologies for service members, veterans, and civilians. The St. Louis-based team combines military medical acquisition experience with clinical, engineering, and commercialization expertise, focusing its pipeline on bio- and neuro-sensor technologies such as a wireless pressure-injury monitor and a rapid daytime sleep-apnea test. ECHELON advances licensed innovations toward commercial readiness and potential partnerships with strategic medical-device companies.
Since 1977, Echelon Supply and Service has manufactured and distributed hydraulic and industrial fluid-handling systems, including custom hose assemblies, for industry and the warfighter. The company has grown from two employees and less than 1,000 square feet to more than 300 employees and 300,000 square feet of manufacturing space across 13 U.S. and Canadian locations. Its Houston operation includes a full weld shop with two ASME-certified welders, while its defense work includes ISO 9001:2015-aligned inspection, testing, and military packaging.
Echo Spirits Distilling Co. makes craft rum, whiskey, vodka and liqueurs in Columbus’s Grandview neighborhood, where visitors can meet the distillers behind the bottle. Its rum lineup is made entirely in-house, while sourced whiskey is selected barrel by barrel rather than blended blindly. The distillery also turns its local-minded approach into hands-on experiences, including tours, barrel picks and a bottle-your-own-bourbon program.
Echo Therm is a Springfield, Ohio manufacturer founded in 1947 that has remained on the same production floor for nearly 80 years, even as much of the thermometer industry moved overseas. It makes mercury-free glass thermometers for distributors, OEMs, and other volume buyers, with each tube still aligned and inspected by hand before shipment.
Echod Graphics is a large-format and commercial graphics printer and fabricator producing banners, signs, displays, decals, posters, fabric graphics, canvas prints, wallpaper, window graphics, vehicle graphics, and related products. It performs digital, UV, dye-sublimation, latex, flatbed, laser-cutting, and contour-cutting work on vinyl, mesh, fabric, canvas, paper, rigid boards, acrylic, plastics, wood, aluminum, and other listed substrates.
Echogen develops and builds thermal energy systems based on supercritical carbon dioxide, turning waste heat into power and storing electricity as heat for grid and industrial applications. The Akron company brings nearly two decades of sCO₂ development to hands-on engineering, with systems designed, tested, and refined by its own team rather than left at the concept stage. Its 1.5 MWth heat engine completed more than 100 hours of autonomous operation at 600°C in 2024, while its power-conversion technology is also being developed for advanced nuclear reactors.