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For over a decade, Ergo Robotic Solutions has been a Hudson Falls, New York maker of equipment for glass-handling crews. Now part of Vaclift Solutions LLC, the company builds machines that help trained operators place heavy glazing more safely and efficiently, and offers them for sale or rental.
Ergomat A/S makes molded and extruded ergonomic and safety products for modern workplaces, including its DuraStripe floor-marking solutions and ergonomic matting. As part of publicly traded SP Group A/S, the company draws on a global plastics manufacturing network spanning Europe, North America, South America and Asia. Its products are designed to support safer, more organized workplaces, with DuraStripe helping facilities define work areas and quickly reconfigure production spaces.
Since 1985, Ergonomics has manufactured product-safety testing equipment, with a particular focus on accessibility and safety probes, while also providing calibration and repair services. Its ISO/IEC 17025:2017-accredited laboratory calibrates the company’s equipment in-house and supports instruments made by other manufacturers. Based in Horsham, Pennsylvania, Ergonomics also helps manufacturers navigate product-safety and regulatory-compliance requirements.
Founded in 1998 after Andreas Kimmerle set out to strap pallets without bending, ErgoStrap Inc. makes mobile ergonomic pallet-strapping systems. Its systems are made in Germany and used in more than 60 countries, with a design centered on reducing repetitive bending and making pallet work easier for employees. The company reports more than 15,000 systems sold and holds AGR certification for workplace ergonomics and spinal health.
Established in 1991, Greek manufacturer and engineering contractor ERGOTEM S.A. delivers industrial fabrication and EPC projects, with particular depth in power generation and oil-and-gas facilities. Its Mandra operation includes a 10,000-square-metre covered production plant and a workforce of more than 200, supporting projects in Greece and abroad. ERGOTEM holds ISO 9001, ISO 45001 and EN 1090 certifications and is among the few companies in Greece with an ASME stamp.
From a basement screen-printing experiment in 1988 to a Bucks County workshop, Eric & Christopher makes art-driven, screen-printed and sewn home and gift goods. Founded as a brand in 2012 after Chris Kline and Eric began turning locally inspired artwork into pillows, the company now produces thousands of pieces each week with a small team in a 100-year-old former sewing factory in Perkasie. Its designs draw on the founders’ photography and oil paintings, as well as work by curated artists, with animals and nature recurring throughout the collection.
Since 1999, Eric’s Ice Cream Factory has been making homemade, handcrafted ice cream in small three-gallon batches at its Northwest Ohio shops and mobile ice cream truck. The Defiance-based company has developed more than 170 rotating flavors, including its own dairy-free options and exclusive topping and flavor lines, giving its cases a distinctly local and inventive character.
From its Brooklyn studio, Erica Shamrock Textiles develops and sources distinctive fabrics for hospitality and contract interiors, pairing nearly 20 years of industry experience with an artist’s eye for color, texture, and pattern. Founded by CEO Erica Shamrock, a fine-arts-trained textile designer, the company collaborates closely on bespoke spaces and can create custom patterns and colors. Its collections are designed to make durable, luxurious-looking interiors more attainable, including the reusable Back to Basics capsule.
Founded in 1910, ERICHSEN GmbH & Co. KG in Hemer develops and manufactures measurement and testing equipment and machines, with a particular reputation for testing technology used by the coatings industry. Its work spans sheet metal, surface, corrosion and materials testing, while its DIN EN ISO/IEC 17025:2018-accredited laboratory also calibrates equipment from ERICHSEN and other manufacturers.
Erickson Corporation is a machine shop that started in 1956, specializing in custom metal fabrication, welding, assembly, and equipment rebuild and repair for various industries.
A family company since 1918, Ericson Manufacturing remains a mid-sized U.S. manufacturer known for electrical safety products. It supports demanding work in fields such as construction and military service with portable power and lighting solutions, including custom applications for federal customers, and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Started by homebrewers Steve Anthony and Jeff McCullor in one garage and moved into a second, Erie Ale Works brews beer in an open-concept Erie taproom where guests sit beside the production equipment. The co-founders still shape the operation—Steve as brewing director and Jeff as marketing director and self-described floor sweeper—while the shop builds community through local events, charity fundraisers and donations of spent grain to a nearby farmer.
Known in Erie for tying its beer to the city’s history, Erie Brewing Company is a local craft brewery whose flagship Railbender Ale honors the laborers who laid the city’s railroad tracks. The brewery serves its beers at two Erie brewpub locations and produces fresh releases alongside established recipes for local customers and wholesale accounts.
Founded in 1907, Erie Bronze & Aluminum is a family-owned Erie, Pennsylvania, foundry making American-made green-sand bronze and aluminum castings for industrial and government applications. The company is particularly known for non-leaded bronze alloys and rough-machined aluminum tubes and rings, including parts used in bearings and labyrinth seals. Its 24-person operation is ITAR-certified and supports both short runs and high-volume production with a DISA Match 20/24 molding system and in-house metal chemistry testing.
Founded in 1946 by U.S. Navy veteran Sidney Rubin, Erie Cotton makes industrial wiping cloths and absorbent products from its 50,000-square-foot Erie facility. Now a family-owned business led by the second generation, it has grown from laundering cloths for General Electric into one of the country’s largest producers of wiping cloths, while diverting millions of pounds of textiles from landfills. Erie Cotton employs more than 35 people and is also the largest single-location U.S. distributor of Kimberly-Clark-branded wipers.
Erie Engineered Products Inc. brings together the legacies of two Buffalo-area engineering manufacturers: Applied Design, founded in 1953, and Metricase, formed in 1975. Since their 1989 combination, the Lancaster company has carried that history into engineered containers and cases for demanding aerospace, defense, and marine applications. Its current operation spans 75,000 square feet of production and office space.
Since 1968, Erie Group of Companies has been paving Ohio’s North Coast and producing construction stone from its ODOT-qualified limestone quarry in Sandusky. Its asphalt operation handles area highways, municipal streets and commercial paving, while the quarry supplies limestone for local construction work. Erie Blacktop has also received numerous Flexible Pavements of Ohio awards and is an ODOT-approved contractor.
Since 1996, Erie Industrial Equipment has designed, fabricated, engineered, and installed equipment for the material-handling and fall-protection industries. Based in Lakewood, Ohio, the company combines its own metal fabrication shop and OSHA-trained installation crews with CAD and 3D modeling expertise, serving equipment dealers and general contractors. Its safety program follows OSHA regulations, with personnel current on OSHA, forklift, and aerial-lift certifications.
Founded by Mark F. DiPlacido in 1994 as a one-man garage shop making model-railroad display cases, Erie Industrial Plastics now fabricates and distributes custom plastic components from a 17,000-square-foot facility in Erie, Pennsylvania. The company combines material guidance with close-tolerance machining, bending, thermoforming, and finishing for regional manufacturers and commercial customers. EIP is particularly known for producing hundreds of polycarbonate machine guards each year while continuing to serve projects ranging from OEM parts to custom displays.
Founded in 2001, Erie Industrial Products is an Oberlin, Ohio manufacturer known for helping OEMs, electrical contractors and system installers solve demanding connectivity needs. Its experienced craftsmen and engineers handle custom copper connectors for customers across North America, with prototype-to-low-volume production supported by an ISO-compliant facility.