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Founded in 1929, Xaloy manufactures plasticizing equipment for polymer processors, including precision screws, barrels and melt-stream components. The Austintown company invented bimetallic casting technology in the 1940s, a development behind its wear-resistant X-800 barrel liner, and now serves more than 5,000 manufacturers in over 30 countries. Its engineering and technology center also supports custom component design, process optimization and rheology testing.
Xcelicut LLC is a Latrobe, Pennsylvania, precision machining company known for producing high-volume turned components for demanding applications. Its Swiss-type CNC equipment and done-in-one approach are suited to customers who need consistent, tight-tolerance parts at production volumes, with ISO 9001 certification supporting its quality system.
Established in 2007, Xiamen AC TEX Industry & Trade Co., Ltd. is a China-based OEM and ODM apparel manufacturer specializing in underwear, swimwear and activewear. Its international team handles the process from sourcing and design through manufacturing, quality control and shipment, with seamless underwear and activewear made to sketches or original samples a particular strength. AC TEX exports about US$20 million annually to customers around the world and says its factories undergo HIGG certification and annual BSCI, SEDEX and WRAP audits.
Founded in 2013 by Penn State researchers, State College’s Xmorphe develops prosthetic systems for people with limb loss, including its flagship passive prosthetic ankle. Formerly known as Impulse Technology, the company has focused on prosthetics since 2017 and applies research in compliant mechanical systems to create practical mobility and rehabilitation technologies. Its newer GoraliPaa SFT prosthetic foot combines vertical loading, active dorsiflexion, and torsion without hydraulics.
Since 1967, Xode Labels has made pressure-sensitive labels in Kutztown, pairing digital and flexographic printing with an in-house art department. Its work ranges from labels for everyday products to can, bottle and tap-handle labels for brewers, with the company serving both nearby businesses and customers across the United States. Xode is ISO 9001:2015 certified and a Walmart-approved printer.
Founded by Craig and Mark Kaforey, Xodus Medical manufactures medical-device solutions that make surgery safer, with a particular focus on patient positioning and operating-room safety. The New Kensington company introduced its first patient-safety product in 1994 and has since developed more than 1,100 solutions used at over 10,000 sites in more than 55 countries. Xodus also provides private-label manufacturing for major medical suppliers and holds ISO 13485:2016 certification.
Since 1999, Xootr has made adult kick scooters, refining designs that began in batches of 24 in a New Hampshire barn into hand-assembled products built at its factory in Old Forge, Pennsylvania. The company has shipped scooters nearly every day for more than two decades, and its frames and decks are now precision-cast from magnesium while retaining the core geometry of the original models. A core team that has worked together for more than 15 years handles production and factory shipping.
At Allentown’s Kilimanjaro Distillery, the family-run team behind Xplorer Spirits makes small-batch spirits led by its signature Peanut Butter Whiskey. Founder and master craftsman Kishor Chokshi brings a background in medicine and business to a distilling approach that blends science with hands-on craft, drawing peanut notes from American, Indian and African varieties. Xplorer’s distinctive peanut-shaped bottle is patented, giving the brand’s most recognizable pour a design as unusual as its flavor.
Since its 1909 founding in Cincinnati, Xtek has built its identity around metallurgy, developing the Tool Steel Process that hardens components for punishing industrial service. The company became 100 percent employee-owned through an ESOP by 2000 and remains headquartered in the Cincinnati area, where it supports heavy industry with custom industrial components and equipment reconditioning.
Xylem Inc. is a global water-solutions company whose portfolio includes products and systems for treating and moving water and wastewater. The company reports more than 22,000 colleagues, operations spanning about 150 countries, and over a century of product history; its offerings include pumps, treatment systems, and integrated services.
Xylem Inc., through its Evoqua brand, develops water and wastewater treatment systems that help industrial, municipal and facility operators manage water quality. Its portfolio combines treatment equipment with technical support, including preventative maintenance agreements, field repairs and 24/7 service backed by workshops across the country. The company also provides cybersecurity support for its connected products and systems.
Since 2000, Tarentum-based XYZ Custom has turned designers’ sketches and renderings into engineered and fabricated environments, with a particular focus on immersive museum exhibits. Its work ranges from the LIGO Observatory Visitors Center to the traveling Charlie Harper exhibit, and the company handles projects from design engineering through fabrication, delivery and installation. XYZ’s team brings deep exhibit-industry experience, including founder Steve Hellberg’s two decades at Creative Productions, to custom work built for museums and other public-facing spaces.
Since 1922, Philadelphia-based Y-pers, Inc. has supplied industrial rags, wipers, absorbents and workplace safety supplies to manufacturers and other demanding workplaces. Its specialty is helping customers match materials to the job, from reclaimed cotton shop rags and low-lint pharmaceutical wipes to spill-control products and welding protection. Y-pers also supports multi-plant and national purchasing programs through distribution facilities across the continental United States.
Y.B. Welding is a Chambersburg, Pennsylvania metal fabrication company that grew from a two-person backyard operation into a business with more than 25 employees and a 40,000-square-foot shop. Founded by Eric Yoder and Jonas Byers, the company produces made-to-order fabricated parts for manufacturers, including OEM production work, and completes metal fabrication in-house.
YAGEO Nexensos is the global leader in delivering maximum reliability for high-precision temperature sensing solutions. The company has been at the forefront of innovation for over 100 years, supporting industries with advanced technologies. YAGEO Nexensos' platinum temperature sensors are renowned for exceptional stability, repeatability, and fast response times.
Since its founding in Bensalem in 1986, Yard Truck Specialists has built its identity around specialized knowledge of yard trucks and terminal tractors. The Pennsylvania company now serves the Northeast through three full-service facilities, with a 30,000-square-foot repair center and more than four decades of experience supporting fleet operators. It has been part of Forged Industrial Group since 2006.
YardCraft traces its roots to 1978, when Amish craftsmen Sam Stoltzfus and Mike Lapp founded the company in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Drawing on their combined 46 years of outdoor-structure experience, YardCraft developed pre-cut, pre-drilled kits for homeowners who want to create outdoor spaces without the complexity of fully customized construction. Its products are made by Amish craftsmen in Pennsylvania, with selected poultry housing also produced in Georgia.
Since 1946, Yardley Inserts has manufactured threaded metal insert fasteners in the United States, supplying both standard parts and custom solutions for applications from furniture and plastics to medical and electronics equipment. The company keeps millions of standard inserts in stock while also producing prototypes, short runs, and high-volume custom parts, including non-magnetic inserts for MRI and other metal-sensitive equipment. Yardley’s products are made in the USA and supported by AS9100D and ISO 9001 certification.
Since 1946, Yardley Inserts has manufactured threaded metal insert fasteners in the United States, pairing millions of stock inserts ready for shipment with custom parts for demanding applications. Its specialty includes non-magnetic inserts for MRI equipment and metal-sensitive electronics, while its patented designs and precision machining support everything from prototypes to production runs of more than a million pieces.
Family-owned since Duane Yarger founded it in 1974, Yarger Precision Machining remains a Centre Hall manufacturer built around close customer relationships and careful, dependable work. The company produces precision-machined components for clients in fields such as defense and medical manufacturing, with a temperature-controlled 16,930-square-foot facility supporting its work.