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Executool Precision Tooling and Molding specializes in close tolerance molds and precision injection molding. The company designs and builds custom thermoplastic injection molds for the automotive, electronic, medical, and other leading industries.
Founded in 1996 with three employees and a warehouse conveyor bell, Exemplis has grown into a California-based manufacturer of chairs and other furniture through a family of consumer and commercial brands. The company says its 900-plus-person team ships thousands of custom-designed chairs each day, while its lean manufacturing practices focus on durable products and reduced waste. Exemplis also channels its growth into community support, including product donations, employee volunteering and grants through its Exemplis For Good fund.
Exergy LLC designs and manufactures shell-and-tube, tube-in-tube, sanitary, point-of-use, and custom heat transfer products. Its products serve pharmaceutical, biotech, sanitary, industrial, process, semiconductor, chemical, defense, research and development, food and beverage, and alternative-energy applications, using materials including 316L stainless steel, Hastelloy, Inconel, titanium, and other alloys.
ExesaLibero Pharma is a Morgantown-based research company built around expertise from West Virginia University and partner academic institutions. It develops small-molecule treatments for bone erosion, advancing its lead candidate ELP-004 toward clinical testing for conditions that damage bone and joints.
Founded in 1978 by Ned Brown, Dayton-area Exhibit Concepts designs and builds experiential spaces that bring brands, museum stories, and educational ideas to life. Now owned by Brown’s daughter, Kelli Glasser, the woman-owned company operates from a 200,000-square-foot facility and handles projects ranging from museum galleries to trade-show exhibits, including work in more than 50 countries. Its in-house designers, craftsmen, and technologists support projects from concept through installation, with dedicated capabilities for interactive and digital engagement.
Exhibit Logistics began in 2006, when Andy Dean created the company after a troubled trade show exposed how poorly exhibition work could be coordinated. Based in Cincinnati, it has since supported thousands of shows at hundreds of locations worldwide, combining a dedicated warehouse with in-house production for clients who need dependable help getting an exhibit from concept to the show floor.
Founded in 2000, Exhibit Studios is a Pennsylvania-based company known for keeping exhibit projects under one roof, from the first design conversation through fabrication and delivery. Its in-house team serves organizations across the country, with an 80,000-square-foot facility that stores and tracks exhibit assets between events.
Exigo Manufacturing has been shaping its identity around precision since cutting its first fittings in 2000, with a team whose collective experience spans decades and includes inventorship on pharmaceutical and food-industry fitting and valve patents. From its climate-controlled Lehigh Valley facility, the company creates standard and custom components for manufacturers that need traceable materials and close attention to specification.
From its Rochester, New York manufacturing facility, Exiscan LLC makes inspection equipment and durable identification products for safer condition monitoring of energized electrical systems. Its U.S.-made product line includes industrial infrared and visual inspection windows, ultrasound ports, and Metalphoto labels and tags designed to keep panels closed while workers inspect equipment or read critical information. Exiscan’s viewing windows carry a lifetime warranty, while its black Metalphoto labels are warranted for 20 years.
Founded in 1975, EXM Manufacturing is a Canadian maker rooted in Quebec with more than 50 years of experience serving customers across North America. The company is known for combining automated production with tailored engineering, helping industrial, commercial, and OEM customers receive electrical enclosures suited to demanding applications. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operations support both standard production and custom work.
Founded by 25-year-old engineer Eyan Emanuel, Philadelphia-based Exodus Industries grew out of his effort to build an ultra-compact automotive engine that conventional development tools could not adequately design. The company now helps automakers and other industrial businesses develop physical systems through its TPL software, using the XDS-E1 powertrain as the original proof of its approach.
Founded in Columbus by high school friends Adam Krock and James McKinney, ExoForma makes automotive detailing products for car enthusiasts, professional detailers, and do-it-yourself owners. The company’s lineup is built around enhancing and protecting a vehicle’s exterior appearance, with newer offerings such as its PermaShine acrylic tire coating alongside cleaners and shine products. ExoForma says its chemical products are 100% made in the USA and ships from its Cincinnati warehouse.
Founded in 2015 by inventor and entrepreneur Walter Wolanske, Exogear is a national medical device company focused on helping people with acute or chronic back pain remain active. From its West Palm Beach headquarters and Buffalo facility, the company handmakes its Recoil Spinal Support System and manages its own research, assembly, and customization in the United States. Wolanske’s companies have produced more than 7,000 spinal support devices for customers nationwide.
Founded by Hall-of-Fame inventor Garrett Brown and Chris Fawcett, Exokinetics designs and manufactures the Zeen, a U.S.-assembled mobility device that helps people move between sitting, standing and walking with supported independence. The West Chester company grew from Brown’s experience watching his father lose mobility, and its team developed the Zeen as an alternative to choosing only between a walker and a wheelchair. Exokinetics also provides fitting, training and ongoing support for Zeen users.
EXOR America develops industrial automation hardware and software, including human-machine interfaces, embedded computing platforms, and IIoT controllers. Its X Platform connects factory equipment with cloud and enterprise systems while supporting applications in industrial, building, and marine automation. The company traces its industrial control experience back nearly 50 years and backs its embedded products with a stated minimum 10-year product life cycle.
For more than 85 years, Exosens has built its reputation as a high-tech European company specializing in electro-optical technology. With more than 2,000 employees and 12 research and production sites across Europe and North America, it develops tailored solutions for customers working in demanding fields such as defense and nuclear energy.
From its Isle of Man base, ExoTechnologies develops maritime technology that combines resource-efficient hull design with circular composite materials and cleaner propulsion. Its work spans high-performance and defence craft, including autonomous maritime systems, with a particular focus on reducing fuel use, emissions and composite waste. The company also owns Glasgow boatbuilder Ultimate Boats and has developed DANU, a sustainable composite material designed for reuse and lower environmental impact.
Founded in 1999 by two siblings who wanted to share the flavors of their Thai upbringing, Exotic Food PCL has grown from a small trading company into a Thai food manufacturer with more than 300 employees across three locations. Its products reach customers in more than 65 countries, while the company’s Thai-owned heritage is reflected in recognition such as the Prime Minister’s Export Award and the iTQi Superior Taste Award.
ExpandOS makes patented paper pyramids and the equipment that forms them into an internal packaging system for stabilizing and protecting parcels. Its distinguishing approach replaces foam and plastic cushioning with sustainably sourced, recyclable paper that can be expanded on site and integrated into automated packing lines. The company also develops custom solutions, including its patent-pending AsPacked system for documenting parcel contents and packing conditions.
Founded in Denmark in 2010, Expanite develops and performs surface hardening and heat treatment for stainless steel, titanium, nickel-based and other specialty-alloy components. Its patented, pure-gas processes create a diffusion-hardened surface rather than a coating, improving resistance to wear, galling and corrosion while producing no toxic waste. With treatment centers and sales operations across Denmark, Germany and the United States, Expanite serves demanding industrial applications through a digitally supported global network.