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Evolve Transporters traces its identity to a motorsports team that built High Tech transporters for NASCAR garages in the 1980s. Since 1981, the company has carried that experience into custom transporters for racing organizations, while also maintaining 53-foot race transporters from across the industry.
With more than 30 years developing rotary-wing unmanned systems, Evolved Aerospace builds autonomous aerial mission systems for persistent surveillance, sensing, and coordination across land and sea. Founded by Mikael Taveniku, the company combines platforms, sensors, autonomy, and integration to extend existing assets rather than replace them. Its lineage runs from the APID MK3 in 1997 through today’s SkyTrap, SkyRanger, and SkyHunter mission systems.
EvolvOptic is a new Rochester optics company built from the 2025 union of Glass Fab and Advanced Glass Industries, carrying forward local industry roots that reach to Fischer Optical’s founding in 1945. Its newly expanded facility serves engineers and system integrators who need complex precision optics for mission-critical applications, from early prototypes through production.
Evonik develops polyurethane foam and non-foamed materials, with its polyurethane experts supporting applications ranging from construction and automotive to household products. Through its EXPLORE PU service, the company provides around-the-clock access to technical and educational resources alongside sales and technical support.
Founded by Princeton scientists and drug-development leaders, Doylestown-based Evrys Bio develops antiviral therapies that target host-cell SIRT2 rather than the virus itself. Its small-molecule approach is designed to work across a broad spectrum of viral infections while limiting the development of drug resistance, with EV-100 identified as its clinic-ready lead asset.
Founded in New Jersey in 1994 by Scott Berkowitz and Joseph Amico, EVS Metal remains owned by its two co-founders, who stay directly involved in the company’s operations. What began as a small shop serving the early PC market has grown into a four-facility contract manufacturer known for keeping production under its own roof for OEM customers across North America.
EVSR is the electric-racing project Entropy Racing launched in 2013 as a quick, budget-conscious challenge for its competition shop. Its first car reached the track in under three months, and the program went on to prove the concept at more than 100 events, including a 24-hour-plus endurance race where it used hot-swap battery technology. The team also brings that hands-on experience to Alfred State College’s motorsports students.
Founded in Akron in 1942, Ewart-Ohlson Machine Company now precision-machines medium and large components for aerospace, defense, energy, and other demanding applications from its Cuyahoga Falls plant. Its 38,000-square-foot facility is built for oversized work, with equipment capable of handling forgings weighing up to seven tons and machining landing-gear components among other massive parts. The company’s AS9100- and ISO 9001-certified quality system supports work ranging from Mars Exploration Rover mortar tubes to Airbus A380 landing-gear forgings.
Since 1995, EWASTE+ has built its reputation around accountable electronics recycling for organizations that need retired technology handled securely and responsibly. Its Victor headquarters is a 103,000-square-foot certified production facility serving customers such as schools, hospitals, government agencies and businesses across the Northeast. R2v3, RIOS™ and NAID AAA certifications underpin its chain-of-custody and data-security practices.
Founded in 1984 to advance welding and joining technology, EWI is a Columbus-based independent engineering consultancy that helps manufacturers develop and implement production processes. Its 160-plus engineers, technicians, and industry experts work from two laboratory locations with $35 million in capital equipment, supporting projects from difficult material joining to additive manufacturing and process automation. EWI also brings manufacturers together through its Cooperative Research Program and industry consortia, including an Additive Manufacturing Consortium with more than 50 members worldwide.
Ewing Aerospace develops drone hardware for mission-focused operations, including BlueLRS and Mavlink command-and-control systems, flight controllers, and camera and video equipment. Its product documentation emphasizes full NDAA and Blue UAS compliance for long-range applications.
Ex Machina Soundworks is a Brooklyn manufacturer shaped by a stated rebellion against compromises in audio, bringing together people with backgrounds in music-making and engineering. The company builds professional studio monitors for recording and production work, with all products designed, built, and calibrated in Brooklyn. Its local manufacturing approach also reflects a deliberate focus on environmentally conscious materials and processes.
Founded by Robert J. Nickels in 1996, Exact Precision, Inc. is a Lancaster, Pennsylvania, high-production manufacturer specializing in CNC machining and turning. Its craftsmen bring more than 50 years of combined experience to work for customers such as Caterpillar, Harley-Davidson, Burnham Boilers and Federal-Mogul, with quotes typically returned within 48 hours and delivery often scheduled within four to six weeks.
Exacter, Inc. is a Columbus-based industrial Internet of Things company known for using patented technology to reveal hidden risks in electric utility infrastructure. Its assessments help utilities understand grid health and make informed reliability decisions, with aerial surveys also supporting wildfire mitigation in high-threat areas.
Founded in 1948, ExactoCraft is a Cape Town-based plastics manufacturer that takes products from techno-plastic design and tooling through injection moulding and delivery. Its 24/7 factory includes more than 40 injection-moulding machines and three PET stretch-blow moulding machines, supporting both national and international customers. The company has produced millions of assembled Playboy deodorant actuators annually and holds ISO 9001 quality standards for its manufactured products.
Founded in 1983 by Roy Sweeney, Cincinnati-based EXAIR manufactures compressed-air products that help manufacturers clean, cool, convey and control static in production environments. Its in-house application engineers work directly with customers on product selection and application problems, while the company manufactures in the USA and commonly ships stocked orders the same day.
Formed in 2025 from the merger of Intech, Resolve Surgical, and Tyber Medical, EXALTA develops and manufactures orthopedic and adjacent MedTech systems for OEM customers, taking programs from concept and regulatory planning through precision production. Its vertically integrated network spans 10 facilities across three continents, with more than 650,000 square feet of production space and an in-house ISO 17025 microbiology laboratory. The company’s heritage reaches back to Pioneer Surgical Technology’s 1992 founding in Marquette, Michigan, and its facilities operate under ISO 13485 quality systems.
Excalibur Dehydrator makes food-preservation equipment designed to turn seasonal produce, meat and other ingredients into dried foods at home or in commercial settings. Its signature machines use patented Hyperwave Technology and Parallexx Horizontal Airflow for even drying, while the company also supplies purpose-built trays and reusable drying sheets. One of its established 9-tray models is made in the USA with U.S. and globally sourced materials.
A member of Esmark Industrial Group, Excalibur Machine Co. is a Pennsylvania contract manufacturer known for carrying complex industrial projects through its own vertically integrated operation. It serves industrial equipment manufacturers with large precision-machined and heavy-fabricated OEM components, supported by 90,000 square feet of manufacturing space and ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Known for its specialized work in aerospace data communications, Excalibur Systems develops avionics test and interface equipment for military and commercial customers. The company focuses on helping engineers test and integrate systems built around standards such as MIL-STD-1553 and ARINC-429.