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Founded in Hong Kong in 2013 by Bulgarian inventor Todor Saslekov, 3Epack Group develops the 3Epak® paper bottle—a packaging system for non-carbonated beverages that combines a paper body with a separable plastic pouch. Its proprietary production equipment is designed to make and fill containers that use substantially less plastic while remaining recyclable through standard facilities and biodegradable in natural conditions. The privately held company supports beverage bottlers with packaging materials, equipment and technical know-how rather than bottling drinks itself.
Founded in Ohio in 1996 as Pallet Distributors, Inc., ePallet is a pallet manufacturer and distribution company that now operates company-owned manufacturing and recycling facilities alongside a North American partner network. Its four Ohio manufacturing facilities process timber and lumber into new and reconditioned pallets, and the company supports more than 600 customer programs across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
Established in 1968, Philadelphia-based Engineered Plastics Company (EPC) makes custom injection-molded plastic parts, taking projects from mold design through production and delivery. Its experience includes thousands of injection molds, while a 24-hour, three-shift operation with machines ranging from 50 to 500 tons supports both small and large production runs. EPC also maintains its own tooling and can tailor quality-control methods to customer requirements, serving approved customers including Honeywell, Rockwell International and Ingersoll Rand.
From Pittsburgh, 412-EPC helps turn engineering ideas into manufacturable products as an engineering and business consultancy with manufacturing and supply-chain expertise. Founded by engineering and manufacturing consultant Thorin Tobiassen, the firm supports projects ranging from rapid prototypes to production planning, with particular experience redesigning parts and assemblies for conventional and additive manufacturing. It also helps smaller businesses build in-house capability through targeted training, software guidance, and equipment selection.
Established in 1968, Philadelphia’s Engineered Plastics Company (EPC) designs tooling and produces custom injection-molded plastic parts, with production running around the clock. Its in-house path from mold design and prototyping through quality control and finishing lets EPC handle complicated designs and both small and large production runs under one roof. The company’s parts are made in the USA, and EPC is an approved vendor for manufacturers including Honeywell, Rockwell International, and Ingersoll Rand.
Founded in 2010, EPC Power designs and manufactures power-conversion systems in the United States, with manufacturing facilities in Poway, California, and Greenville, South Carolina. Its inverters and related platforms serve grid-scale energy applications and data centers; the company reports more than 15 GW deployed across 62 countries and combined annual production capacity exceeding 40 GW.
Founded in 1946, Cincinnati-based Epcor Foundry is a third-generation aluminum sand foundry producing complex, highly cored and leak-tight castings from prototype through production. As a division of Seilkop Industries, it combines in-house tooling, simulation and finishing with production foundry processes so prototypes reflect real manufacturing conditions. Epcor is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016.
Founded in 1986 as Electronic Prototype Development, EPD Electronics grew from a prototyping company into a Natrona Heights manufacturer of electro-mechanical products and printed circuit board assemblies. It provides design-through-production manufacturing, drawing on more than 35 years of experience and in-house engineering and production capabilities serving regional and national customers.
Ephemeral develops made-to-fade tattoo ink that gives people the look and application of a real tattoo without a lifelong commitment. Founded by NYU Tandon School of Engineering Ph.D. researchers in 2014, the company spent seven years developing biodegradable ink before opening its first Brooklyn studio in 2021. Its vegan, bioabsorbable ink now supports tattoos designed to fade within several years, along with FadeMark, a semi-permanent radiotherapy marking product.
Family-owned Ephrata Precision Parts has been a Lancaster County job shop since 1972, building its reputation around custom work made to each customer’s specifications. From its 56,000-square-foot Pennsylvania facility, the company serves manufacturers across North America with precision-machined parts and molded polyurethane components, handling both prototypes and production orders.
For more than 20 years, EPI Colorspace has been the in-house visual partner behind branded spaces for cultural institutions, universities, and commercial properties in the DMV. The Gaithersburg company is known for carrying projects from concept through installation, including environmental graphics for George Washington University and the Smithsonian.
From its Pennsylvania and New Jersey plants, EPI Labelers engineers, manufactures, and installs pressure-sensitive labeling systems and applicators for packaging lines. Its equipment ranges from standalone applicators to custom integrated systems, including solutions built for flexible packaging and demanding cold, wet, or dusty environments. EPI is a ProMach product brand and supports its installations through North American service coverage, including PMMI Certified Trainer Program technicians.
Rochester-based EPI Printing & Finishing is a full-service commercial printer known for keeping the work moving from concept through completion. Its team serves businesses with custom print projects, including direct mail, while in-house finishing and a 24-hour online customer service center make the process accessible beyond regular office hours.
Born in Brooklyn from the clinic of board-certified oculofacial plastic surgeon Dr. Chaneve Jeanniton, epi.logic makes clinical skincare for everyday routines and post-treatment care. The brand is built around carefully edited formulas that pair clinically backed active ingredients at considered levels, using delivery approaches such as encapsulation and airless packaging to pursue efficacy without unnecessary irritation. Its products extend Dr. Jeanniton’s Surface, Shape and Structure philosophy from Brooklyn Face & Eye to the shelf.
Founded in 2016 by two brothers in a small Pakistani workshop, Epic Craftings manufactures wholesale signage for designers, agencies, and retailers, pairing local handcrafting with modern production. The company has grown to more than 440 workers, 110,000 square feet of combined workshop space, and a Philadelphia-based partnership that supports its U.S. market. Epic Craftings reports more than 250,000 completed signs and serves customers in over 50 countries.
EPIC Metals Corporation engineers and manufactures structural steel roof and floor deck ceiling systems, with a focus on architectural spans and acoustic performance. The company says it has been innovating since 1968 and that its systems have been used in landmark buildings across the United States for more than 50 years.
From its Annapolis headquarters, Epic Optix designs optical-engineering systems that tackle specialized problems in aviation and portable display technology. Its signature Epic Eagle brings a full-color, true head-up display—technology long associated with military aircraft—to general-aviation cockpits, while the compact Epic Event projector is built for sharing media on the move. The company’s international founding team combines optical, mechanical and electronics engineering to develop practical systems around common components and controlled costs.
Epic Pharma began operations in 2008 after acquiring the former Sandoz facility in Laurelton, New York, and has built its identity around making affordable generic prescription medicines for the U.S. healthcare community. Its 110,000-square-foot, FDA-approved plant also supports contract manufacturing for pharmaceutical partners, with development and production carried out under established regulatory controls.
Family-owned Epic Printing & Signs has spent 51 years turning business ideas into printed materials and signage, with its main operation in Elmsford and another location in Boca Raton. The company handles projects from design through production and mailing, including personalized direct-mail campaigns and QR codes that connect printed pieces to digital content. Its in-house bindery and mailing capabilities support quick turnaround, while the company emphasizes truthful advice, careful inspection, and friendly customer service.
Born from its founder Robert’s experience surviving a severe allergic reaction as a 10-month-old, EpiClip, Inc. makes ResQMate carriers and mounts that keep epinephrine auto-injectors easy to find and move when needed. Its ResQMate holds one or two EpiPens and can be secured to hard surfaces, reflecting the company’s broader focus on food-allergy safety, preparedness, and accessibility.