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Elora International develops proprietary mobile power systems for healthcare workstations on wheels and other mobile equipment, including its ELORA MAXX battery platform. Based in Westerville, Ohio, the company says its products are made in the USA and draws on decades of healthcare experience to design lighter, hot-swappable power that can support a full shift on one charge. More than 25,000 ELORA MAXX batteries are in use, and the company’s products are independently tested to applicable IEC and UL standards.
Founded in 2007, Glenmont-based eLot Recycling Inc. handles the recycling, de-manufacturing and refurbishing of computers and electronics, along with regulated waste streams such as batteries and mercury-containing lighting. The locally owned and operated company serves organizations across the Northeast with pickup, secure data destruction and compliance-focused recycling programs. eLot is NYSDEC registered and RIOS certified, with data destruction described as HIPAA compliant and meeting Department of Defense standards.
Founded in Buchs, Switzerland, in 1986, ELPRO-BUCHS AG develops and manufactures environmental monitoring solutions for pharmaceutical and life-science supply chains. Its in-house hardware, software and GxP services track conditions from production through transport, while accredited calibration laboratories and ISO 9001-certified facilities support the documentation and compliance these industries require. ELPRO operates eight locations worldwide and four calibration laboratories.
For more than 70 years, ELSCO has manufactured elevator roller guides and swivel slide guides that reduce ride noise and vibration. The Hamilton company built its reputation solving difficult modernization problems, including a Boston condominium project where its Express-3 guides cut measured lateral accelerations by 50% or more without a costly rail realignment. ELSCO supports installations worldwide with custom engineering, site visits, and replacement parts kept ready for shipment.
Founded in Cincinnati in 1912 as a transformer repair company, ELSCO Transformers now designs, hand-builds and stocks medium-voltage power transformers for industrial and commercial customers. Since building its own dry-type units in 1988, the five-generation, privately owned company has paired in-house engineering and testing with a 95% in-stock availability target, often shipping replacements within 24 to 48 hours. That repair heritage also shapes ELSCO’s retrofit, custom bus-work and emergency replacement support when a failed transformer threatens operations.
Founded in Cincinnati in 1912 as the first independent transformer repair facility in the United States, ELSCO Transformers now designs, hand-builds and stocks medium-voltage power transformers. The privately owned company remains operated by five generations of electrical engineers and electricians, with its copper-wound dry-type units built and tested under one roof. ELSCO is particularly known for quick-ship emergency replacements and retrofit transformers configured to fit existing electrical connections.
Since Frank and Johanna Elsner founded it in 1934, Elsner Engineering Works has remained a Hanover, Pennsylvania manufacturing fixture known for practical, purpose-built solutions. Its 50-person team works from a 112,000-square-foot facility to help Mid-Atlantic manufacturers turn difficult production problems into workable equipment and processes, with ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its quality system.
Since Frank and Johanna Elsner founded it in 1934, Elsner Engineering Works has grown from a Hanover machine shop into a 112,000-square-foot precision manufacturing company with 50 employees. The company is known for keeping engineering and production together under one roof, developing practical solutions for manufacturers across the Mid-Atlantic while supporting Paco Winders in more than 40 countries. Elsner is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Elsons International manufactures corrugated packaging products, including corrugated boxes, pallets, pads, liners, and edge protectors. The company also manufactures ESD packaging and flexible packaging products, and provides contract packaging services for industries including automotive, aerospace, food and beverage, consumer products, and the US military.
Known for helping U.S. government customers address difficult defense and homeland-security challenges, ELTA North America develops mission systems for agencies at the local, state, and federal levels. Its team builds tailored solutions around radar and sensors, including the OTM V4 counter-drone system for mobile protection missions. ELTA North America is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded in 1981 around its first carbon and sulfur analyzer, ELTRA GmbH develops elemental analyzers for measuring carbon, hydrogen, nitrogen, oxygen and sulfur in solid materials. The company has expanded into thermogravimetric analysis and, now part of Verder Scientific, supports more than 5,000 installed products through a network spanning over 80 countries. Its analyzers are used by research and quality-control laboratories, with ASTM participation and trained technical support worldwide.
Founded in Delaware in 2011 by William Kiryluk, Eluktronics builds high-performance gaming laptops in the USA, including its customizable HYDROC, MAX, and MECH lines. With facilities in Delaware and Pennsylvania, the company stands out for enthusiast-focused configurations, including DIY barebones systems and its distinctive external Liquid Propulsion Package cooling for sustained performance.
Founded by regenerative-medicine specialists C. Randal Mills and Michelle LeRoux Williams, Elutia develops biologic medical products that help implanted devices work more naturally with the body. Based in Gaithersburg, Maryland, the company builds on a proprietary drug-eluting biomaterial platform and engineered extracellular-matrix biology, with products for soft-tissue reconstruction and cardiovascular repair. Its SimpliDerm allograft and ProxiCor biomatrices are designed to support tissue integration and regeneration rather than simply provide inert structural support.
Elvila Cabinetry, based in Erie, Pennsylvania, delivers tailored cabinetry solutions for homes across the U.S., blending European elegance with American craftsmanship. The company specializes in European-style kitchens and wardrobes, known for clean lines, modern aesthetics, and flawless functionality.
Founded in New York City in 2014 by esthetician and herbal medicine expert Victoria Leung, elvis+elvin makes skincare and beauty products that pair naturally derived ingredients with modern formulation technology. Inspired by her sons’ sensitive skin, Leung shaped the brand around gentle, small-batch production and an East-meets-West approach that includes rose, Dead Sea mud and plant stem cell technology. The company established its own manufacturing facility in 2021 and has since expanded from Hong Kong counters and a Soho flagship to markets across Asia.
Cleveland-founded Elwell-Parker has been shaping industrial material handling for more than 120 years. Incorporated in 1893, the company helped create the powered forklift and became known for engineering equipment around the difficult logistics of steelmaking and heavy manufacturing. Its current work includes the L36 platform truck, while its specialists continue to restore and support Elwell-Parker machines that have remained in service for decades.
Founded in 1940, Ely Crane & Hoist Co. is a Great Lakes manufacturer known especially for custom foundry systems and long-running Cleveland Tramrail expertise. Since 1984, the Northeast Ohio company has drawn on former Cleveland Tramrail and Cleveland Crane & Engineering personnel to design durable overhead handling systems for demanding industrial environments.
Since its formation in Washington, DC, in 1998, women-owned ELY, Inc. has built a small business around careful, personalized work for museums and their collections. The company is known for long-running relationships with institutions, including a four-year tour of WWI America and the relocation of 20,000 objects for the American Civil War Museum.
Founded by John Walls in 2005, family-owned Elyria Concrete Inc. produces and supplies ready-mixed concrete across northeast Ohio, with plants in Elyria, North Ridgeville, and LaGrange. The company also manufactures jumbo concrete wall block, and describes its work as serving the region since 2006 with a focus on quality materials and customer service.
Elyria Foundry manufactures large gray and ductile iron specialty castings, continuing a foundry tradition in Elyria, Ohio, that began in 1905. The company joined with Hodge Foundry, whose Greenville, Pennsylvania operation dates to 1876, in 2008. Its casting capabilities cover parts from 20 to 200,000 pounds, serving mining, energy, and industrial markets.