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Essex Structural Steel Co., Inc. has manufactured pre-engineered steel buildings since 1972, producing them at its plant in Cortland, New York. The company designs buildings for the Northeast’s weather and building codes, and serves customers across the region with building packages for uses ranging from factories to storage.
Essie makes nail polish and nail-care products, turning an unusually broad range of shades into a form of personal expression. The brand’s color philosophy uses a three-note system—primary, dimensional and unexpected—to develop distinctive, vivid color, while its Gel by essie line delivers up to 15-day wear without a UV lamp. Essie is part of the L’Oréal USA family of brands and formulates its full portfolio as 100% vegan.
Essilor makes vision-correction and protective spectacle lenses, with a history of lens design and fabrication dating back to 1849. Its U.S. site presents lens families for myopia management, single vision, progressive vision, and light adaptation.
Essilor develops and offers spectacle lenses intended to correct vision, protect eyes, and address specific visual needs. Its portfolio includes lenses for children’s myopia management and progressive lenses designed for near-to-far vision.
EssilorLuxottica is a global vision-care and eyewear group that develops and sells eyewear and lens products through a portfolio of brands including Ray-Ban, Oakley and Essilor. Its activities span optical products and smart eyewear, and the company reports operating production facilities and laboratories across 150 countries.
Essity is a global hygiene and health company offering products and services for consumers, patients, caregivers and customers. Its business spans Health & Medical, Consumer Goods and Professional Hygiene, and its brands include TENA and Tork. Essity reported 2024 net sales of approximately SEK 146 billion and employed 36,000 people, with sales in about 150 countries.
Founded in 2017 and headquartered in Stockholm, Essity makes hygiene and health products for people at every stage of life. Its global business reaches approximately 150 countries and is distinctive for pairing established brands such as TENA and Tork with reusable hygiene innovations designed to reduce single-use waste. Essity says its products and services support the well-being of about one billion people.
Esstech Inc. develops and manufactures advanced energy-curable materials, working directly with customers to turn specific performance requirements into laboratory-ready formulations. Its roots reach back to the mid-1850s, when founder Henry David Justi introduced new materials and procedures for porcelain teeth; six generations later, the company continues that materials-development tradition from its Pennsylvania operation. Esstech maintains ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485 certifications and does not use PFAS compounds in its manufacturing processes.
Since opening its doors in 1990, Cincinnati-based EST Analytical has engineered and manufactured laboratory instruments for volatile-organic-compound analysis, with particular strength in purge-and-trap and dynamic-headspace systems. The company supports laboratories worldwide with application guidance, training, repairs, and onsite service alongside its instruments. Its business management system conforms to ISO 9001:2015, and EST also operates locations in Beijing and Guangzhou.
Family-owned Estabrook Corporation has grown from Owen E. Stiegelmeier’s 1965 repair shop into a regional industrial equipment company serving customers across parts of four states. Based in Berea, the company is known for combining distribution with hands-on repair support, including round-the-clock service for customers facing critical equipment problems.
ESTAT Actuation develops electroadhesive actuation hardware, using electrostatic physics to make clutches and brakes for compact, lightweight motion-control applications. The company began in Carnegie Mellon University’s lab while building assistive robots, then developed its electroadhesive clutch technology for uses including robotics, safety equipment, and motion control systems.
From its Pataskala base, Estech USA develops and commercializes patented autoclave systems that sterilize, reduce and sort municipal solid waste. The company’s Fibrecycle® technology uses pressurized steam and mechanical action to recover recyclable materials and biomass for electricity, while its history reaches back to a University of Alabama prototype built in 1992. Estech USA acquired the Remtec rights and assets in 2010 and later developed the MOD-4 variation for used diapers and coincidental medical waste.
Founded in Camden, New Jersey, in 1858, Esterbrook makes pens and writing accessories, carrying a historic steel-pen name into modern fountain pens such as its Estie line. The original company closed in the 1970s, but the brand returned under Kenro Industries in 2018, with a team whose combined pen-industry experience totals 100 years. Esterbrook also maintains a connection to its past through vintage-pen information and service while collaborating on contemporary collections such as Peanuts and NYBG x Moomin.
Founded in 1976 by Adam and Carol Esterle, this family-owned Stow manufacturer builds custom molds and tooling, machines large components, and produces injection-molded plastic parts. ESTERLE is particularly known for pipe-fitting and PVC molds, while its in-house plastics operation also makes American-made Tuf*Seat products. Now led by the founders’ children and represented by a third generation of the family, the company operates an ISO 9001:2015-certified manufacturing facility with injection-molding capacity from 90 to 2,600 tons.
Founded in 1957 by Waldo and Dale Esterline, Esterline & Sons Manufacturing is a Springfield, Ohio precision-components manufacturer that grew from producing stainless-steel closed-end tubes for temperature-sensing devices. It has operated for more than 60 years and now makes precision-machined components in an 18,000-square-foot facility, serving customers worldwide.
Founded in 1977 as a burial-vault manufacturer, family-owned Esterly Concrete Co. now delivers metered concrete and manufactures burial vaults for Berks County and surrounding communities. Jay and Brian Esterly have owned the company since 2010, expanding its volumetric-truck operation so customers can receive freshly mixed concrete and pay only for what they use.
From a home kitchen in the 1920s to a Dayton-area candy business marking its centennial, Esther Price Candies makes handmade chocolates and confections. Esther Rose Rohman began with fudge, then built a following for chocolate-dipped fillings and bite-size treats; later owners preserved her use of quality ingredients and handmade production practices. Today, the company’s candies remain part of local celebrations and are sold through its retail locations and select grocery stores.
Founded in 2008 by seasoned industrial-computing veterans, Estone Technology designs and manufactures rugged, medical-grade and industrial computing systems through custom OEM/ODM programs. With more than 20 years of expertise and 500-plus custom projects completed, the company now operates an expanded headquarters and U.S. manufacturing facility in Holland, Ohio, supporting secure controllers and ground-control systems for UAVs, robotics and other demanding applications. Its devices include medical platforms certified to IEC 60601 requirements and rugged hardware tested to MIL-STD-810G/H.
Estuardo Cigars LLC is a manufacturer of premium cigars. The company operates in the tobacco manufacturing industry.
Founded in Ohio in 1977 to supply analog lighting equipment for touring musicians, ETA Systems now makes rack-mounted power distribution, sequencing, conditioning and management equipment for professional audio and video systems. The company’s history is marked by practical innovations such as always-on protected outlets, front-panel convenience outlets and microprocessor-managed voltage regulators. Acquired by Mitek Communications Group in 2009, ETA continues to serve A/V integrators and systems contractors with equipment for protecting sensitive digital electronics.