Use company names, capabilities, certifications, NAICS codes, and location filters to narrow qualified suppliers faster.
Search by company name, process, material, product, equipment, or capability.
Showing 9001-9020 of 31597 results
All locations
Electronic Coating Technologies provides protective materials, electronic coating services, and equipment solutions for manufacturers, with facilities in the United States and Canada. With more than 25 years of experience, ECT works with customers from material selection through production, including in-house application and customized process development. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified across its New York and Ontario facilities and is ITAR registered at its New York facility.
Since 1991, Toledo-area Electronic Concepts & Engineering has designed and manufactured rugged embedded electronics and software for military, aerospace, automotive, and industrial applications. The veteran-owned small business has supported programs ranging from Abrams tanks and Joint Strike Fighter systems to automotive controls, handling projects from clean-sheet development through qualification and production. ECE is registered to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D aerospace quality standards, with an engineering staff that includes licensed Professional Engineers and advanced-degree specialists.
Veteran-owned small business Electronic Concepts has been serving the electronic component industry since its incorporation in 1969, with manufacturing operations in the United States and Ireland. The company is known for vertically integrated development of custom film capacitors for demanding power-electronics applications, supported by in-house research and testing.
Founded in 1981, Electronic Control Corporation is a Westminster, Maryland automation company known for carrying complex control projects from an initial idea through installation. Its engineers and technicians build custom electronic control systems for manufacturers and organizations that need dependable process oversight, including work in industrial production and aerospace research.
Electronic Diversities is a Finksburg, Maryland, engineering service company with more than 35 years of experience solving unusual electronic problems for industrial and research customers. Its work includes confidential prototypes and repairs for equipment that may be obsolete or difficult to support, alongside development of its Negative Pressure Instrument for dermatology and allergy researchers.
Founded in 1962 as an injection molder of knobs, Long Island-based Electronic Hardware Corporation now manufactures control and clamp knobs along with custom components and assemblies for industrial, medical, aerospace and military applications. EHC pairs more than 60 years of product development and manufacturing experience with a broad in-house capability, and supports customers through U.S. and international manufacturing and stocking locations. Its aerospace work includes both MS91528 and transilluminated products, while its quality system is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Electronic Instrument Research makes precision laser extensometers for non-contact strain measurement, using a scanning laser beam to track dimensional changes from one side of a specimen. Its compact LE instruments measure tensile or compressive strain across ranges reaching 15 inches, with integrated digital display, analog output, and computer interface. Based in Irwin, Pennsylvania, the company also provides target materials for applications ranging from ordinary testing to high-temperature service.
Founded in 2002 by an electrical-components executive with more than 25 years of industry experience, Electronic Links International designs and manufactures connectors and cable assemblies in copper and fiber optics. Its engineers use analytical and scientific methods to develop components made to international standards, with manufacturing in the United States and Asia and headquarters in the United States and Europe.
Established at the end of World War II, Electronic Machine Parts designs and manufactures motion-control and registration systems for printing, packaging, labeling and other industrial machinery. The Hauppauge company grew from Federal Machine Works’ wartime defense-parts operation and has remained focused on registration control since the 1950s, shipping its systems internationally by the early 1960s. EMP also rebuilds older equipment and continues repairing some systems that have been in the field for more than 60 years.
Since 1995, York-based Electronic Manufacturing Services Group has built printed circuit boards and complete electronic assemblies for customers across the United States. Its 20,000-square-foot facility supports short-run production of up to 50,000 units, with engineers handling projects from prototyping through testing and turnkey box builds. EMSG’s contract manufacturing quality system has been ISO 9001:2015 certified since 2012.
Since 1996, Electronic Production Materials has supported electronics manufacturers as a distributor of production materials, tools, and supplies. Based in Pennsylvania, the company also provides ESD assessments and vendor-managed inventory, including on-site monitoring and replenishment to help keep production materials available. Its EPM Academy and product demonstrations add a practical training and evaluation resource for electronics production teams.
Since 1967, Electronic Specialties, Inc. has designed and manufactured handheld electrical testing and diagnostic tools for automotive, small-engine, HVAC and industrial technicians. Based in Genoa City, Wisconsin, the company is particularly known for its Relay Buddy testers, including patented tools that put automotive relays under load to expose intermittent faults. Its products have received multiple industry awards, including Motor magazine’s Top 20 Tools honors.
For more than 30 years, Electronic Technologies Corp. has engineered, installed and modernized refrigeration, HVAC and lighting control systems for commercial and industrial facilities. Based in Bel Air, the company also develops GAMS+ for remote refrigeration monitoring and maintains an extensive inventory of legacy Danfoss and EIL/ECI parts—an unusual bridge between aging control systems and current energy-management technology. Its work spans custom refrigeration design, facility controls and support for supermarkets, warehouses and pharmaceutical facilities.
Electronic Technologies of America, Inc. provides research and development, service, and manufacturing under one roof. The company’s public profile identifies it primarily through this combination of technical development and production work.
Electronics & Innovation, Ltd. was founded in Rochester in 2003 by former ENI engineers and executives who set out to restore trusted RF amplifier expertise after ENI ended its analog line. Today, the company builds rugged RF power equipment for research and industrial customers, while also supporting legacy ENI units; its amplifiers have been used in demanding medical and laboratory work worldwide.
332710
For more than 40 years, Electronics Service, Inc. has provided electromagnetic environmental effects engineering for the U.S. Navy and Department of Defense, keeping radio-frequency energy from interfering with mission-critical systems. The company’s specialty spans E3 testing and integration, HEMP protection, and custom shielding equipment, backed by established government contract vehicles and ISO 9001 certification.
ElectroStatics, Inc. is a Hatfield, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for helping industrial customers solve static-related contamination problems. Its engineers develop equipment for manufacturers working with nonconductive materials, tailoring systems when standard solutions do not fit the process.
Making products in the United States since 1946, Electroswitch is a Weymouth manufacturer known for reliable switching solutions in demanding power environments. Its equipment supports utility protection and control as well as rugged defense and industrial applications, including naval shipboard systems and locomotive equipment.
Electrosynthesis Company is a Lancaster, New York, electrochemistry research firm known for taking difficult concepts from laboratory work toward commercial use. Its 25,000-square-foot facility supports confidential projects for organizations ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies, with work spanning process development and custom electrochemical systems.