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Epidaur Digital Displays is part of the Custom Electronics Inc. family of businesses, creating immersive visual environments for organizations that need distinctive digital spaces. Its FX Series is built around flexible LED panels that can follow curved surfaces, giving designers a way to shape large-format displays for settings such as retail and entertainment.
Since 2005, EpiGentek Group has been known for its exclusive focus on epigenetics and for serving researchers in academia, pharmaceuticals, and biotechnology. The company develops research tools and provides contract studies that help scientists investigate how chemical changes regulate DNA, RNA, and chromatin.
For more than 40 years, Epimed International has designed, manufactured, and distributed specialty medical devices for interventional pain medicine and regional anesthesia, including its spring-reinforced Racz® epidural catheters. Based in Dallas and Johnstown, New York, the company also provides OEM development and manufacturing, working with physician innovators and manufacturers from prototype and small-batch production through commercialization. Epimed complements its device work with physician education, training, and practice-support services.
Epimoni Consulting Group develops security and defense solutions while operating business units for training, medical services, manufacturing, and supply-chain logistics. Its work spans specialized security education—from cybersecurity to forensic war-crime investigation—and the procurement and distribution of resources, with an emphasis on American-made products and services.
Founded in 2009 around an efficient solar distillation unit, Pittsburgh-based Epiphany Environmental develops modular water-purification systems for industrial wastewater, with a particular focus on treating high-salinity produced water close to where it is generated. Its compact, portable equipment is designed to reduce hauling and disposal by enabling on-site treatment and reuse, and has been piloted with organizations including the Colorado Department of Transportation and energy producers in the Marcellus and Denver Julesburg basins. The company also serves food and dairy operations, including a cheese plant installation designed to process roughly 10,000 gallons of brine per day.
Founded in early 2022 by husband-and-wife team Erik and Stacey Vaughan, Akron-based Epiphany Mushroom Co. cultivates gourmet mushrooms and turns them into small-batch pantry foods and functional mushroom products. Its indoor farm supplies fresh mushrooms for local pickup, while the company’s work with mycologists and emphasis on lab-tested, science-backed products reflects a broader mission to make the fungi kingdom useful in everyday cooking and wellness.
Epiroc is a leading productivity partner for the mining, infrastructure and natural resources industries. The company develops and produces innovative drill rigs, rock excavation and construction equipment, and provides world-class service and consumables. Founded in Stockholm, Sweden, Epiroc has passionate people supporting customers in more than 150 countries. The company also offers digital solutions for automation, safety, and mine planning.
Epitaxial Laboratory Inc. is a small semiconductor R&D firm with an integrated facility that grows materials, fabricates devices, and handles packaging. The company has received more than 25 R&D contracts and is developing monolithically integrated near- to mid-infrared imaging sensors with CMOS read-out circuits, including technology aimed at applications such as automotive lidar and low-light imaging.
Founded in 2016 by veteran MBE growth engineer Ryan Enck, EpiTech builds customized electronics for molecular beam epitaxy reactors and helps operators repair, maintain, and modernize their equipment. The company’s products are designed by MBE engineers for day-to-day usability, while its team brings more than two decades of experience growing epitaxial films and working across reactor manufacturers, including support for older Gen II systems.
Epix Tube manufactures carbon steel tubing in a range of shapes and sizes, serving Midwest customers and buyers across the United States from plants in Ohio and Illinois. Founded as Phoenix Tube in 2009 and rebranded in 2015, the company has grown from a single 30,000-square-foot mill to more than 250,000 square feet of manufacturing space with three operating tube mills in two states. Its partnership with Cleary Machine Company adds in-house access to engineering, machining, and fabrication support.
Family-owned EPM Corporation has spent 39 years making custom interface and identification products, with its work centered on membrane switches, graphic overlays, labels and related assemblies. Operating from a facility of more than 20,000 square feet, the company keeps all production elements in-house and supports projects from upfront design and engineering through final inspection. EPM also maintains UL/CSA Recognition on several label processes, a distinction it says it has held for more than 25 years.
Founded in 1910 as a jewelry plater, Epner Technology Inc. now provides specification electroplating for demanding optical, aerospace, defense and electronics applications. Its proprietary Laser Gold process is the sole infrared-reflective plating standard identified by NIST and has been used on spacecraft, laser components and even the Oscars. The Brooklyn company operates an ISO 9001:2015 quality system and has carried its plating expertise from early radar work into difficult substrates and high-performance thermal-control applications.
American-owned EPower Corp began with a single assembly line in 2012, built in a space the size of a two-car garage, and has since grown into a contract manufacturer with facilities in China and Thailand. Today, its 180,000-square-foot operation employs more than 350 people and helps companies move products from development into production, with an emphasis on practical engineering support and clear project coordination.
Family-owned and operated since the Schnabl family acquired it in the early 1950s, Eppler Machine Works carries a Philadelphia manufacturing history that began with John Eppler in 1885. Now run by the second Schnabl generation, the company is known for hands-on work that turns customer ideas or drawings into machinery and machined parts for industries including aerospace and paper converting.
EPS Corporation grew from a family business founded in 1983 by Francesco A. Musorrafiti and his daughter, Antoinette “Toni” Musorrafiti, in a room over their garage. Today, the woman-owned small business employs more than 250 people, with Toni still involved in daily operations, and supports military and federal customers worldwide through systems engineering and related technical services. Its work is backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification, AS9100D, and CMMI-Development Level 3 processes.
Family-owned since Stéphane Lull founded it in 1987, Epsilon Composite grew from his father’s composite workshop into a 230-person manufacturer in Gaillan-en-Médoc. The company is known for pioneering the industrial use of carbon fiber through pultrusion, developing more than 100 patents and serving customers worldwide, with about 90% of its business exported. Its in-house R&D team develops tailored composite components for demanding industrial and aerospace applications.
Founded in November 2020, Epsilyte manufactures expandable polystyrene (EPS) resin at production facilities in Illinois, Ohio, and Quebec. The North American producer supplies engineered EPS for insulation, packaging, safety, foodservice, and specialty molding, and its operations include recycling and product-development capabilities.
EQ3 designs and makes modern furniture, with product design, research and development, and custom upholstery manufacturing brought together under one roof at its Winnipeg headquarters. The Canadian company favors timeless designs over seasonal trends, offering custom materials and finishes while working with partners and designers in Canada and abroad. Its showrooms pair the furniture with complimentary consultations that help customers adapt pieces to their spaces and lives.
Equalseal supplies sealing materials and cuts custom gaskets and parts, with 95% of its parts made to order. The USA-owned and operated company draws on more than 60 years of combined field experience, using CNC cutting and customer drawings to produce accurate shapes while offering both established brands and lower-cost performance equivalents. Its in-house Equalseal line includes specialized gasket materials such as EQ535exp expanded PTFE and EQ750G compressed sheet.
With more than 15 years of experience, EQUASHIELD develops closed-system transfer devices and automated compounding technology that protect healthcare workers from hazardous drug exposure. The company’s portfolio includes its distinctive closed-back syringe unit and the Mundus HD automation platform, serving more than 3,000 clients across over 25 countries. EQUASHIELD also supports implementation through a clinical team of certified pharmacy technicians and registered nurses, with training and ongoing clinical assistance.