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Founded by Robbie Cross in 1986, Equinox Ltd. is a family business whose daughters later joined the company. From a repurposed pajama factory in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, it has spent nearly 40 years making sewn outdoor gear and custom products in the USA, combining traditional craftsmanship with modern technology.
For 70 years, Equipment & Controls, Inc. (ECI) has helped industrial customers across western Pennsylvania, West Virginia, western Maryland and Ohio run their plants through automation and process-control solutions, engineering and lifecycle service. From its Lawrence headquarters and 108,000-square-foot Operations Center, ECI combines local field support with a full fabrication operation for custom control panels and turnkey skids. The ISO 9001:2015-registered company is also an Emerson-certified strategic partner, with 24/7 emergency support for critical systems.
Since its incorporation in 1982, Cleveland-based Equipment Manufacturers International (EMI) has grown from a maker of sand cores and rebuilder of foundry machinery into a global metal-casting equipment manufacturer. The company’s current joint owners, Ray Carcione and Jerry Senk, are longtime EMI leaders whose experience in the foundry equipment industry is guiding new investment and expansion. EMI has recorded 1,400 installations in 12 countries and is particularly known for supporting equipment brands it acquired over the years.
Equipment Reuse International, LLC supplies pre-owned equipment through its operation in Lake City, Pennsylvania. The available company information identifies the business and its equipment-reuse focus, but does not provide further details about its specialties, ownership, or history.
Founded in 1969, Equipment Systems & Devices engineers and manufactures mechanical and electronic payment systems for multi-housing laundry rooms and laundromats. The Fort Washington, Pennsylvania company remains family owned and operated, developing and assembling its systems in-house—from its early vertical coin slide to newer mobile payment technology such as CyclePay. ESD’s products have been engineered to accept currencies from more than 60 countries and are supported by a team with deep, long-standing industry experience.
Family-owned since Rus Smith founded it in 1976, Equipment Technology Inc. has grown into a custom machine builder and precision machining shop serving manufacturers nationwide. Smith’s sons, Glen and David, now lead engineering and sales, while the company’s patented compact-disc packaging systems and more than 400 machines reflect its long history of solving unusual production-line problems. ETI also maintains relationships with some of its earliest customers.
Since 1970, Equipment Trade Service Co. Inc. has supplied, rented, repaired and supported industrial cleaning equipment and chemicals from the Delaware Valley for customers ranging from contractors and manufacturers to government agencies and homeowners. The Norwood company stands out for pairing pressure-washer sales and road-and-shop service with a rental fleet, broad parts support, and a bulk detergent delivery program. ETS also manufactures USA-made graffiti removers, including Taginator and Tagaway.
Founded in Toledo in 2017 by three vehicle-graphics industry veterans, EQUIPT Graphics Solutions designs, produces and installs custom graphics and vinyl wraps that turn business vehicles into mobile brand statements. Its end-to-end operation spans compact sales vehicles through 53-foot tractor-trailers, with more than 10,000 square feet of temperature-controlled installation space. The management team brings more than 65 combined years of fleet-brand development experience, including work on programs worth over $175 million for major American fleets.
Born from a Lancaster County roofing family’s search for a smarter way to remove debris, Equipter makes American-manufactured, towable and drivable equipment for roofing and construction crews. Founder and president Aaron Beiler developed the original Equipter 4000—first called the Roofer’s Buggy—after 15 years running a family roofing business with his sons. Today, the family-owned company builds equipment such as the drivable debris container and Tow-A-Lift at its Lancaster County, Pennsylvania operation.
EQUIPTO, a Ballymore Safety Products company, manufactures material storage and handling products in eastern Pennsylvania. Its product range includes shelving, racks, cabinets, mobile aisles, platforms, mezzanines, stairways, carts, workcenters, military storage systems, and related storage products for distribution, government, military, education, healthcare, retail, warehousing, manufacturing, and automotive markets.
Equity Brands designs and develops consumer products while managing a portfolio that brings heritage names such as BLACK+DECKER, Betty Crocker, got milk? and Pioneer Woman to new categories. Founded through W Appliance in 2012 by Michael Jemal, the company also builds private-label brands and supports them with an in-house e-commerce team serving platforms including Amazon, Walmart and Wayfair.
Equustock OPCO, LLC makes natural pine-based animal bedding, litter, and absorbents using a proprietary, multilevel production system that uses raw material fragments across a zero-waste production chain. Established in 2001, the company reports manufacturing at multiple U.S. locations and serves both established and developing domestic and international markets.
Eramet Marietta, Inc. is a metallurgical manufacturing facility in Marietta, Ohio, producing refined manganese alloys for steelmaking. Founded in 1952 as part of Union Carbide’s industrial complex, the facility was acquired by Eramet Group in 1999 and reports about 70 years of manganese-alloy manufacturing experience. It is the only producer of refined ferromanganese in the United States, according to its homepage.
Eraseal Technologies LLC is a Hatfield, Pennsylvania supplier and manufacturer of standard and custom seals, with a particular focus on hydraulic applications. Its sealing systems serve demanding equipment in hydro-electric power, extrusion and forging, and wood manufacturing, including older or worn machinery that requires custom sizing. The company draws on more than 55 years of combined hands-on hydraulic experience and makes seals ranging from very small specialty parts to endless forms up to 100 inches in diameter, with still larger split seals available.
Rooted in Tuscany, Erbario Toscano creates perfumes and home fragrances that translate the region’s landscapes, blossoms, harvests and traditions into sensory creations. Founded by Egisto Bertozzi’s artistic vision, the brand combines Renaissance-inspired values, fine materials and craftsmanship in collections such as La Via del Profumo, while also extending its scents into face and body care. Its bottles use ultra-light glass designed for lower CO2 emissions, linking traditional presentation with contemporary sustainability.
With more than four decades devoted to vibration analysis, ERBESSD INSTRUMENTS® is an engineering company known for developing technology that helps maintenance teams understand the health of rotating machinery. Its work spans software and hardware, including the Digivibe MX® platform, while its global operations serve industrial customers through facilities in five countries. ERBESSD INSTRUMENTS® is ISO 9001 certified and maintains sustainability measures such as green-energy systems supplying 80% of the energy used at its facilities.
Erdie Industries is a family business founded in Lorain in 1983 by John Stephen Erdie and his son, Jason Stephen Erdie. It grew from a small job shop into a two-building manufacturing complex more than eight times its original size, with innovation at the center of its patented Twist-n-Pull® mailing tube. The company uses recycled paperboard and serves industrial, retail, and shipping customers across Northeast Ohio and the greater Midwest.
Founded in 2003 as a small custom fabrication shop, Philadelphia’s Erector Sets Inc. has grown into an 18,000-square-foot operation known for building made-to-measure environments for broadcasters, museums, and filmmakers. The company works from early design through final installation, while its hands-on team remains focused on solving the unusual engineering and fabrication challenges each project brings.
In Binghamton, ERG Lighting designs and manufactures LED drivers for solid-state lighting, with USA-made ArchiLume and DuraLume lines supported by an in-house engineering team. A division of privately owned Endicott Coil Company, ERG has been building power supplies since 1979 and now produces more than one million transformer-based products each year. Its ISO 9001-certified operation also provides contract manufacturing and distributes GRE Alpha drivers across North America.
Ergami Endoscopy is developing a lower-cost robotic insertion solution for colonoscopy. Its approach is intended to make procedures more productive while reducing patient pain, reliance on sedation, and endoscopy-related injuries among clinicians and nurses.