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Ernst Conservation Seeds is a family business founded by Calvin Ernst in 1964, still led by the Ernst family from the Meadville farm where it began. Over six decades, it has grown from a five-acre crownvetch venture into a native seed producer serving restoration work across Eastern North America, with more than 11,000 acres in production and nearly 80 full-time employees.
Since 1957, Ernst Timing Screw Co. has made precision timing screws that guide, space, orient, and transfer containers through packaging machinery. The Bensalem company also builds drive units, quick-change parts, and custom CNC-machined components, with particular experience in unusual container shapes and specialized packaging-line layouts. Ernst says it has manufactured change parts for most types of packaging machinery and has been producing its Turn-A-Round screws for 30 years.
Erosion Control Products Corporation makes hydromulching and straw-blowing equipment through its Apex and Easy Lawn brands. Its roots reach back to an early Delaware manufacturer of jet-agitation machines for smaller residential and commercial lawn-establishment jobs, and the company now sells directly to customers, ships globally, and provides technical support. Easy Lawn focuses on smaller-tank hydromulchers, while Apex serves larger-tank applications.
EroVista manufactures engineered wood light poles and bollards using Alaskan yellow cedar or preservative-treated southern yellow pine. The company produces stress-rated, code-compliant poles for outdoor lighting projects, offering direct embedment and base plate installation options.
ErtelAlsop manufactures depth filter media and liquid-filtration machinery, a business rooted in Ertel Engineering, founded by Frederick Ertel in 1932, and Alsop Engineering, founded by Samuel Alsop in 1920. The companies merged to form ErtelAlsop, which developed from filter media for pharmaceutical use into filtration equipment and media for liquid processing. The Kingston, New York company says customers have bought from it for over 80 years.
Founded in 1920, Ervin Industries is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of steel abrasives and advanced metal powders. The company began by developing manufacturing methods for steel shot and grit and now operates three U.S. manufacturing plants, with additional plants in Germany.
ES Flagpoles sells and fabricates aluminum and fiberglass flagpoles, including residential and commercial configurations, and provides flagpole installation, repair, refinishing, lighting, and climbing services. The company serves residential, commercial, municipal, military, government, and educational customers across Maryland, Delaware, Virginia, Washington, DC, and Pennsylvania.
From a home-based operation to a brick-and-mortar studio in Nyack, ES Home Textile Studio creates custom, handmade textiles for residential interiors. Hungarian seamstress Erika Szente has devoted more than 40 years to the craft, beginning as a hatmaker in New York City in 1991, and now works alongside her daughter Sara Rose in the woman-owned family business. The studio serves both homeowners and interior designers, carrying European drapery traditions into carefully measured, fabricated, and installed pieces.
Led by longtime creative collaborators Parker Manis and Ricky Chapman, ES-84 PARFUMS is a New York fragrance company that creates concept-driven scents and packaging as physical interpretations of human experience. Also known as EAU SHIT, the partnership treats fragrance as a psychological and social object, using products such as its Moment Totál travel vial to invite reflection and conversation. Its fragrances are produced in Grasse, France.
Founded in 1904 after Oscar Kjellberg developed the world’s first coated welding electrode, ESAB makes welding and cutting equipment, consumables, and fabrication technology. From its origins in welding history, the company has grown into a global manufacturer serving 147 countries through 26 manufacturing plants and more than 40 global and regional brands.
ESC Brands, LLC develops nano antimicrobial coatings and antiviral technologies, then turns them into long-lasting hygiene, cleaning and disinfection products. Research begun in North Carolina in 2010 has grown into brands such as My-shield, Germfree24 and Doctor Ink, including a specialized line for tattoo aftercare and skin protection. The company’s Zetrisil® technology has been tested in accredited laboratories in Canada, China, India and the United States, and its U.S.-made My-shield disinfectants have received EPA approval.
With more than 40 years in the field, ESCA Industries supplies blasting and specialized cleaning equipment, media, rentals, and protective gear. Based in North Wales, Pennsylvania, the company also provides factory-trained technical support and authorized equipment repair, helping customers match blasting systems to work ranging from foundry tooling to historic restoration. Its silica-free and heavy-metal-free media reflects a particular emphasis on non-hazardous, environmentally mindful surface preparation.
Escala Medical develops women’s-health devices for pelvic organ prolapse, led by its Mendit system for incision-free pelvic-floor repair in an outpatient setting. Founded to provide advanced repair solutions for POP, the company brings together medical-device and urogynecology experience across its leadership and board. Mendit is FDA-cleared in the United States and is designed to complete repair within minutes, with patients returning to normal activity within a day.
Escarpment Arms is a Lockport firearms retailer and licensed manufacturer of custom-built rifles, with an on-site training facility and range. Founded by Joe and Frank after Joe’s dealer business evolved from Dynamic Weapon Systems, the company moved from a converted basement into the Cabin Range in 2020. The property’s shooting history reaches back to the 1950s, and its private two-bay range now serves local law-enforcement and federal agencies while the company also provides firearms training for the broader shooting community.
Formed in 2025 from the acquisition of a long-established Ultra Maritime business, ESCO Maritime brings together naval-defense operations with roots reaching back to 1951. More than 510 professionals across four U.S. and U.K. locations support allied naval programs with systems designed for demanding maritime missions.
Known for nearly 50 years of detector technology, ESCORT makes radar detectors and connected driver-alert systems for motorists who want greater awareness on the road. Its Drive Smarter app extends that experience into compatible vehicles through Apple CarPlay and Android Auto integration, while the company also supports discreet custom-installed solutions.
ESE Machines, Inc. makes tools and machinery for standing-seam roofing and portable rollforming, building on a roll-forming process first developed by founder Ewald A. Stellrecht in 1976. The Coatesville manufacturer designs and makes its equipment in the USA, including the K9 power seamer and the hand seamers that helped establish its place in the metal-roofing trade. Its open resource guides and equipment-support materials reflect more than five decades of specialized knowledge shared with roofers and fabricators.
Esembly builds a sustainability-minded cloth-diaper system with organic-cotton Inners, waterproof Outers made from recycled plastic bottles, and the laundering and skincare products that make reusable diapering practical from birth through potty training. Its two-part, customizable design is intended to replace thousands of disposable diapers, while newer feeding and home goods extend the same waste-reducing approach beyond the changing table. The company also draws on experience running a busy cloth-diaper laundry service to teach families how to make the routine work.
Founded in 2005, eSense is a Bay Shore, New York company known for combining the personal attention of a midsized business with the technical capabilities needed by food and beverage manufacturers. It develops custom flavor systems for finished-product makers across the Americas and operates an SQF-certified facility with independent food-safety and regulatory oversight.
ESI – Extrusion Services, Inc. designs and manufactures downstream extrusion equipment and systems for plastic, rubber, and composite industries. Its offerings include sizing and cooling equipment, pullers, cutters, saws, in-line fabrication, coiling, and end-of-line material handling, including custom-engineered and turnkey extrusion lines.