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Egalet Corporation is a fully integrated specialty pharmaceutical company developing and commercializing medicines for acute and chronic pain, with a particular focus on oral products designed to deter prescription-drug abuse. Its Guardian Technology uses physical and chemical barriers alongside tailored drug release, while the company’s manufacturing approach combines pharmaceutical production with plastic injection molding. Egalet has marketed OXAYDO and SPRIX and has described late-stage abuse-deterrent opioid candidates in its pipeline.
Since 1978, EGC Enterprises has built its reputation in Chardon, Ohio, as a flexible-graphite engineering and manufacturing company known for solving difficult sealing problems. Its engineers work directly with customers in fields such as aerospace and power generation, developing graphite-based solutions for demanding temperature and pressure conditions from concept through production.
EGELHOF develops and manufactures valves and control components for automotive air conditioning, e-mobility, refrigeration, and domestic heating technology. The company says its origins as a specialist followed the development of block and angle valves, and that the group has nine sites and 600 employees serving the international automotive and heating industries.
Egg Collective is a New York-based design studio founded in 2012 by Stephanie Beamer, Crystal Ellis, and Hillary Petrie. It designs and handcrafts contemporary furniture in-house and with local fabricators, with production in New York and a workshop in the Brooklyn Navy Yard. Its Tribeca gallery displays the company’s designs alongside contemporary art.
Founded in 1992, Eggland’s Best, LLC produces fresh shell eggs and other egg foods through a network of USDA-inspected farms and processing facilities across the United States. Its distinctive approach begins with a proprietary all-vegetarian hen feed and continues through regional production, refrigeration, and more than 75,000 quality tests each year. The company also supplies food-service customers ranging from restaurants and cafés to airlines and university cafeterias.
Egide is an international manufacturer whose work centers on protecting sensitive microelectronic and optical components in demanding applications. Its custom hermetic packages serve customers in fields such as aerospace, defense, medical technology and communications, with Egide SA holding ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded by Albert Egli in 1946, Egli Group grew from a Sidney machine company into a 36,000-square-foot manufacturer known for precision work. The company’s history includes Henry Egli’s invention of a high-precision machine gauge standard, while its current operation supports customers in medical, defense, and wireless markets with carefully controlled molded and machined components. Its quality systems are certified to ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016.
EHC Industries, Inc. is a family-owned sheet metal fabrication and welding company specializing in precision sheet metal fabrication, custom manufacturing, and welding services. They utilize CNC laser cutting, punching, press brakes, and robotic welding to produce custom parts and assemblies.
Since its founding in Philadelphia in May 1929, Ehmke Manufacturing Company has built its identity around U.S.-made technical textile work for military and aerospace customers. The small-business manufacturer operates from a 50,000-square-foot facility and is among the few textile companies holding both ISO 9001:2015 and AS 9100:2016 certifications. Its engineering-led team is known for developing specialized fabric solutions, including aircraft thermal-acoustic blankets, for demanding government and industrial applications.
Founded in 1920, Ehrhart Stained Glass Inc. is a locally owned York studio with a stained-leaded-glass tradition that has continued through the Ehrhart family since 1960. After the current owner purchased the business in 1987, the company remained focused on preserving and creating stained glass for churches, commercial properties, and homes throughout the surrounding region.
EHRT North America builds CNC equipment for punching and bending copper, aluminum and steel busbar, with proprietary software and automation designed around the production line. Based in Harrisburg, the company’s machines combine quick-change tooling with nesting and material-handling systems, while its Professional bending line uses electric servo drive and spring-back compensation to hold bend angles within 0.20°. Its high-volume HoleCut punching machines are built for demanding industrial work, reaching up to 80 tons of punching force.
Ehst Systems and Controls helps equipment manufacturers move from electrical R&D and prototypes to custom control panels, production-machine controls, and automation support. Owned by Jordan and Jared Ehst, the Lancaster company also brings robotics into traditional manufacturing and builds long-term controls relationships through its OEM program.
Cincinnati-based EI Ceramics LLC manufactures specialized refractories for the steelmaking industry as part of the global IFGL Group. Acquired by IFGL in 2010, the company expanded the group’s ISO product-line capabilities and holds ISO 9001:2008 certification.
Evolving from a Birmingham foundry-supply company founded in 1958, family-owned Ei6 now engineers and manufactures carbon and graphite materials and precision components for demanding industrial applications. The three-generation business combines global distribution with machining and powder operations, including custom graphite parts made to drawing and high-temperature materials. Ei6’s machining operation is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016.
Ei6 is a family business that has worked with carbon and graphite materials for more than 50 years, tracing its history to H.M. Kearney Co., founded in 1958. It supplies graphite materials and powders and machines custom graphite components, including work for high-temperature and precision industrial applications. The company’s history includes three generations of family business development and a 2025 rebrand as Ei6.
Founded in 1972 as Electrographics International Corporation, EIC Solutions designs and manufactures thermal-management systems that protect electronics in harsh indoor and outdoor environments. Since 1988, the Warminster company has specialized in thermoelectric cooling, while also engineering air-conditioned enclosures and transit cases for industrial, commercial, and military applications. EIC works with customers from prototype through production, including one-off custom solutions, and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Family-owned Eicher Woodworking has worked from its Loudonville, Ohio shop since 1992, earning recognition for careful craftsmanship and dependable service. Its cabinetmakers shape custom work for homeowners across Ohio and surrounding states, then install each project themselves.
Family-run since day one, Eight Oaks Farm Distillery grew from a Lehigh Valley farming tradition into a gathering place where the family’s connection to the land shapes its spirits. The distillery grows its own grain, follows regenerative farming practices, and welcomes the surrounding community to its farm tasting room. Its Pennsylvania rye whiskey reflects that farm-to-glass approach.
Born from Eileen’s family cheesecake recipe, Eileen’s Special Cheesecake has been hand-making fresh cheesecakes in downtown Manhattan since 1975. The women-run family business is now carried on by Eileen’s daughters, Holly Maloney and Bonnie Ponte, at the original bakery, where some employees have worked for more than 40 years. Its light, creamy New York-style cakes are made with real ingredients and hand-applied details rather than factory production.
Einfalt Recycling & Salvage, Inc. is a Stockertown, Pennsylvania scrap metal recycler and industrial services provider whose roots trace to Dennis Charles Einfalt’s trucking business, started in 1969. The family business grew into a regional buyer of ferrous and non-ferrous metals and has provided roll-off container service since 1995; it now also ships scrap by rail through its on-site partnership with LewRail LLC.