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With a history dating to 1960, ECI Cables is a Sinking Spring manufacturer known for more than six decades of cable-making experience and a 50,000-square-foot Pennsylvania facility. Its team develops custom cable assemblies for commercial and military customers, including work built to demanding military specifications. ECI combines engineering support with automated production and maintains IPC/WHMA-620C training and UL 508A certification.
Founded in 1949, Binghamton’s Eck Plastic Arts makes custom plastic parts for original equipment manufacturers, combining molding and sheet-plastic fabrication with in-house finishing and assembly. The company supports projects from prototypes and low-volume runs to production work, with engineers who review designs for manufacturability and tooling cost. Eck’s quality systems conform to U.S. military specifications, and BAE Systems has named it Supplier of the Year twice.
ECKART GmbH, a division of ALTANA, is a manufacturer of metallic effect and pearlescent pigments, as well as concentrates, dispersions, and printing inks. Founded in 1876 and headquartered in Hartenstein, Germany, the company employs approximately 1,800 people worldwide. ECKART serves industries including coatings, automotive, printing, cosmetics, plastics, and additive manufacturing, and offers services such as STARBONDING for powder coatings.
Founded in 1876, ECKART GmbH is an ALTANA division headquartered in Hartenstein, Germany, with approximately 2,000 employees worldwide. The company is known for producing metallic and pearlescent effect pigments for manufacturers whose products need distinctive visual or functional finishes, and it supports powder-coating customers through its STARBONDING service.
Eckert Signs, Inc is a custom sign manufacturer based in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, specializing in sandblasted and carved redwood signs, electrical signs, LED displays, truck lettering, vehicle wraps, and screen-printing for apparel and promotional materials. The company serves businesses, churches, schools, nonprofits, and construction-related industries with personalized design and craftsmanship.
Established in 1995, Eclat Industries provides commercial physical vapor deposition (PVD) coating services for customer-supplied parts, improving their function or appearance. The Levittown company distinguishes itself through individualized engineering support, rapid turnaround, and coating and stripping services shaped around each customer's application requirements. Eclat operates with an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Founded in 2018, eClergys was created to support pastors with attire suited to the demands of ministry. The company serves church leaders with traditionally styled garments designed for comfort, and it accepts custom orders when a congregation’s traditions call for a specific fit or design.
For more than 30 years, Eclipse Creative has grown from a photography studio into a family-led creative company headed by founder Jeff Burt and owner Sandra Burt. The Gahanna operation now employs nearly 50 people across 52,000 square feet, helping brands create visual campaigns and branded environments through an in-house production team.
From its Central Ohio campus, Eclipse Exhibits designs, builds, and manages trade show exhibits and event experiences for clients with an international reach. Part of the Eclipse Creative family, the company pairs boutique local service with a 24,000-square-foot production space and in-house creative capabilities, while a global service network handles event execution. Eclipse Creative has operated as a creative services company for more than 25 years, and Eclipse Exhibits is a 3M Certified Graphics Installation Company.
Eclipse Shading custom manufactures and assembles shading systems in the United States, including retractable awnings and screens for residential, commercial, and hospitality settings. Founded by industry leaders with decades of experience, the company says it has more than 20 years of industry experience and builds systems using Llaza-engineered components, Sunbrella fabrics, and Somfy motors and controls.
From its Pennsylvania facility, Eclipse Surface Technologies designs, manufactures and services abrasive blasting equipment made in the USA, including the ClearBlast and ECO-Flex lines. Its distinctive wet-and-dry systems range from compact portable blasters to complete tow-behind units, with wet blasting technology intended to suppress dust and reduce media and water use. Eclipse also provides hands-on training, equipment demonstrations and lifetime U.S.-based support directly from the people who build the machines.
Eclipse Visuals fabricates custom acrylic displays, cases, vitrines, fixtures, furniture, and large-scale builds. Its capabilities include CNC routing, acrylic fabrication, laser cutting, fine art and large-format printing, retail graphics, and installation services for retail, museum, fine art, architectural, trade show, hospitality, and related display applications.
ECM Performance Materials is described as a small manufacturing support company providing custom material solutions, from basic repackaging to complex custom mixing formulations.
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From its East Riding of Yorkshire base, ECM Systems Ltd develops bespoke technology for the UK retail bingo and wider gaming industries, including handheld gaming systems and electronic equipment. The company has spent over 40 years building purpose-made products, supporting an estate of more than 50,000 installed terminals and providing UK-based customer support 364 days a year. Now part of Playtech PLC, ECM combines long-standing bingo expertise with newer platforms such as Fusion and Collider.
Founded in 2022, Eco Carbon is a Pennsylvania chemical company known for giving post-consumer expanded polystyrene waste a new purpose through a proprietary reprocessing method. It develops high-performance porous carbon materials for industrial applications such as purification and energy storage, turning a difficult plastic waste stream into useful specialty materials.
ECO City Farms is a nonprofit urban teaching and learning farm in Prince George’s County that grows organically produced food while training the next generation of urban farmers. Its farms turn food-scarce neighborhoods into productive community spaces, including a 1.5-acre Edmonston farm and a 3.5-acre Bladensburg site built on former apartment grounds. Alongside affordable produce sales, ECO runs hands-on farmer training, youth education, composting and an incubator for emerging farm businesses.
As a joint venture of Energy Technologies Inc. and Bio Carbon Fuels, Eco Energy International develops modular systems that turn municipal waste and other carbon-based feedstocks into clean hydrogen and syngas. Its patented Base Facilitated Reformer captures carbon rather than releasing CO or CO2, while the company’s Total Recovery Facility concept separates recyclable materials and reduces reliance on landfills. The Mansfield, Ohio venture draws on ETI’s established power-equipment manufacturing operation and its portfolio of U.S. and international hydrogen patents.
Known for going beyond chemical distribution, Eco Solution Distributing helps industrial customers manage environmental compliance through tailored chemical, equipment, and logistics support. The Pittsburgh-based company serves operations across the United States, with distribution and storage facilities in five states and in-house equipment expertise for projects of varying size. Its work is aimed especially at mining and metals operations, where the company says it has one of the industry’s largest teams of water engineers.
Based in China and New York, Eco Supreme Inc. develops and produces fully biodegradable consumer products made from renewable inputs such as corn and cassava rather than petroleum. Its vertically integrated operation spans research and development, raw materials, and PLA-based products, including textiles and bioplastic goods. The company’s PLA process turns plant-based sugars into fibers and products intended to replace conventional synthetic materials in everyday applications.