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Ecore International is a rubber circularity company that reclaims end-of-life rubber and turns it into performance products, including flooring and playground surfacing. Founded in 1871, the company reports more than 150 years in operation, 800+ employees, and over 15 U.S. locations; its history began with cork and expanded into rubber and recycled-rubber flooring.
Rooted in more than 50 years of experience, ECOROLL AG Werkzeugtechnik develops and manufactures tools for mechanical surface treatment, including roller burnishing and deep rolling systems. The company’s 80-plus employees build tailor-made solutions in Germany, where its tools smooth surfaces and strengthen component edge zones without removing material. ECOROLL has operated under its current name since 1996 and also develops process-monitoring technology such as ECOsense for documenting rolling forces in production.
EcoSox makes bamboo-based socks for everyday wear, outdoor activity, athletic use and foot-health needs, with viscose fibers derived from sustainable bamboo at the center of its designs. The brand grew out of BBS Hosiery, which began manufacturing and distributing hosiery in 1988, and EcoSox was established in 2008 as the company shifted toward higher-performance, more environmentally focused socks. Its Greenville, Ohio operation also ties selected purchases to tree planting and backs marked products with a lifetime blister-free guarantee.
EcoTech Marine develops aquarium technology for aquarists, with products engineered to support aquarium ecosystems and minimize visual intrusion. In its second decade, the company describes its equipment as meticulously engineered and tested, serving home aquarists as well as public aquariums, aquaculture facilities, and coral-spawning laboratories.
Ecotera Health develops AI-driven diagnostic platforms that measure microplastics and nanoplastics in human biofluids, translating environmental exposure data into health insights. The biomedical startup is building smartphone-based and laboratory-integrated systems for samples such as urine, blood, and saliva, with its EcoExposure platform aimed at decentralized monitoring and population-scale research. Its work connects environmental sensing with biological assays and potential interventions for exposure-associated disease.
Founded in 1959 by Eldon and Ruth Bartsch, Ecotex is a Canadian-owned, family-led company providing healthcare linen laundering, distribution, and related services to hospitals across North America. Now led by the third generation of the Bartsch family, its more than 1,700 employees process over one million pieces of hygienically clean linen each day through regional facilities built for continuity and emergency capacity. Ecotex’s healthcare operations hold HLAC accreditation along with Hygienically Clean Healthcare and Clean Green certifications.
Founded in 2019 by three engineers, Ecotone Renewables is a Pittsburgh public benefit corporation built around the idea that food waste should stay useful rather than fill dumpsters. The founder-led company helps commercial kitchens and institutions handle scraps on site, with its service team managing the equipment and turning the resulting material into liquid fertilizer. Its work has diverted more than 1 million pounds of food waste and supported 14 operating ZEUS units.
Founded in Maryland in 2000, minority-owned Ecotronics Ventures develops hardware and software systems for telecommunications, weather research, and unmanned aircraft. The company has developed Kapanga VoIP software since 2005 and brings atmospheric Lidar engineering experience from field work at NASA Goddard Space Flight Center to its MetUAV environmental-sensing efforts. It also distributes French-made UAV payload systems for missions including search and rescue and beyond-visual-line-of-sight operations.
With more than 130 years of history, Ecovyst produces sulfur-based chemicals and provides sulfuric acid regeneration and treatment services for industries including refining, mining and water treatment. Its family of brands extends from specialty-grade sulfuric acid to sulfur dioxide solutions and Chem32’s proprietary THIOCAT® catalyst sulfiding technology. The company operates a seven-site North American network and maintains certifications including ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and RC14001®:2023.
Founded in 1928, ECR International makes residential and light-commercial heating and cooling products through a family of brands, including Utica Boilers and Dunkirk. Its work includes hydronic and air-source equipment, and the company maintains a research and development lab for equipment design and testing. ECR International operates alongside Granby Industries, whose related manufacturing business includes propane vessel fabrication and transport trucks.
From its 100,000-square-foot facility in Belton, ECS Environmental Solutions engineers and manufactures air-pollution and odor-control systems for industrial markets and municipalities. The company manages design, project work, manufacturing and inventory in-house, and its 2019 acquisition of KCH Engineered Systems and HEIL Engineered Process Equipment brought together expertise in municipal wastewater odor control and industrial air treatment. ECS’s equipment is proudly engineered and manufactured in the USA, with systems configurable for American Iron and Steel and Build America, Buy America requirements.
ECU Corporation designs and manufactures custom-engineered HVAC systems and nuclear-rated equipment for demanding environments. It serves defense, government, nuclear power, industrial, and commercial customers, and provides engineering, testing, commissioning, training, reverse engineering, and remote monitoring services.
Since 1967, Ed Arey and Sons has made split-rail and rustic fencing from the Appalachian hardwood region of north-central West Virginia. Founded in Frenchton and now based near Buckhannon, the company is managed by founder Ed Arey’s sons, Gerald and Kevin, and ships several hundred trailer loads annually from Maine to Florida and west to California. Its substantial finished inventory allows many customer orders to turn around within five to ten days.
Ed Schory & Sons Builders Supply is a Canton-founded company with roots dating to 1937, when it supplied coal before shifting its focus to masonry in the 1950s. Based in Louisville, Ohio, it carries forward a history of local innovation that includes Stark County’s first cement-block manufacturing facility and early use of automated boom trucks for foundation work. Today, the company serves masonry contractors and building professionals across northeast Ohio.
Founded in 1959 by rental-store employees Leo Swan and Ed Harding, EDCO remains owned and operated by the Swan and Harding families. The Frederick, Maryland, manufacturer is known for the concrete floor grinder that grew from a solution for rental customers into its “Rental-Tough” equipment, made in America and supported with hands-on training.
Family-owned and operated since 1954, Edco Supply Corporation remains based at its original Brooklyn location while serving customers from additional facilities in Ohio and Quebec. The company is known for converting and supplying military-specification packaging for defense and industrial customers, with staff averaging 10 years of experience and every order manually inspected before shipment.
Eddie Kane Steel Products, Inc. is a steel service center and processor of hot-rolled prime and non-prime steel plate, with its first value-added processing facility opened in Ohio in 2005. The New Jersey corporation operates facilities across the United States and makes custom counterweights, OEM parts, and steel burn-outs for several industries. Its Ohio flagship site is described as a 180,000-square-foot warehouse and production plant, and the company reports more than 200 employees.
Since 1946, Eddington Thread Manufacturing has remained a family-owned Philadelphia-area company, building its reputation around industrial thread made with hands-on craftsmanship. Its Bensalem facility keeps the work under one roof, from winding through packaging, allowing the company to serve demanding sewing needs for government and commercial customers.
Edelman creates leather for interiors, with a collection spanning seating leathers and leather tiles shaped by natural markings, European hides, and small boutique tanneries. Most of its leathers are sourced in Northern Italy, where generations-old tanning techniques and minimal finishing give the materials their distinctive character. Edelman operates as part of the MillerKnoll collective and maintains ISO 14001 certification at its North American facilities, held for more than 20 years.
EDEN INC. BERHAD is a Malaysian public-listed, diversified group that says it expanded from food and beverage and tourism into energy and manufacturing from 2002. Its operating activities include electricity generation through power-station subsidiaries, alongside catering, restaurants and Underwater World Langkawi. The company traces its food and beverage division to 1964.