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Since 1979, Eurotech has manufactured and distributed ergonomic office and school seating through Raynor Group. Its chairs are sold worldwide and can be configured to order, with customers choosing components and finishes for a specific workplace or classroom. Eurotech maintains an inventory of 60,000 chairs for quick shipping, and all of its products are GREENGUARD certified.
Founded in 1965 in Worthing, West Sussex, Eurotherm makes temperature-control, power-control and process-automation equipment for specialist industrial processes. Its work now spans precision controllers, data systems and engineered solutions, with particular depth in heat treatment and glass manufacturing, where process records and regulatory compliance matter as much as thermal control. Eurotherm operates as a Watlow brand and supports installations with calibration, commissioning and industrial-cybersecurity services.
EV Fine Art is a hands-on creative studio in East Williamsburg, Brooklyn, where artists and photographers bring their work for reproduction. It specializes in personalized wide-format Giclée printing, with the capacity to print up to 60 inches wide, and also helps turn original artwork into usable digital files.
Founded to extend the useful life of end-of-life electric vehicles, EV Recycling Company, LLC recycles EVs and high-voltage battery systems, finding second-life uses for their parts before recovering their base materials. The Churchville, New York company supplies inspected used EV parts through its EV Parts Guy division and explores alternative applications for components that no longer return to vehicles. Founder Peter Gordon brings more than 35 years of automotive design and manufacturing experience, including over 12 years working with EVs.
Brooklyn beauty lovers Eva NYC make clinically proven haircare with science-backed, responsibly sourced ingredients and a lighter environmental footprint. The brand sets itself apart by omitting more than 1,300 ingredients while remaining certified vegan and cruelty-free, and by using packaging made with recycled materials. Eva NYC is also a certified B Corporation and Climate Neutral, with a stated goal of reaching Net Zero by 2035.
Since 1982, EVAC+CHAIR North America has made emergency evacuation chairs and sleds that move people with mobility impairments safely along stairways when elevators cannot be used. The company says its original chair was invented in the United States and is designed for intuitive, often single-person operation; its equipment has also been used at the World Trade Center during the 9/11 evacuation. Based in Lake Success, New York, the North American operation serves workplaces, healthcare facilities and other buildings with evacuation equipment backed by lifetime warranties on its chairs.
Evan Stoller is an independent architecture and design practice known for a portfolio that moves between civic projects and finely made objects. The practice creates spaces for settings such as theaters and medical offices, alongside selected custom furniture.
Founded in 1900, Evans Adhesive makes industrial bonding products for packaging, paper converting and assembly applications. The Columbus-based company develops tailored formulations and supports manufacturers with hands-on technical expertise, quick lead times and responsive supply-chain service. Now part of Meridian Adhesives Group, Evans combines its long-standing regional roots with access to a global network and advanced resources.
Since 1916, Evans Burial Vaults has grown from a Bareville, Pennsylvania precast-concrete shop into a third-generation Evans family business making burial vaults and providing cremation services for funeral directors. The company now operates four vault plants and two crematory facilities, serving more than 120 funeral homes across central and southeastern Pennsylvania, northeastern Maryland, and northern Delaware. Its work includes personalized memorial collages and graveside setups, while more than 40 employees—some with over four decades of service—carry the family business into its fourth generation.
Born from the Drever Heat Treating Company in 1939 and purchased by two of its employees in 1991, Evans Heat Treating is a family-run Huntingdon Valley facility that heat-treats parts for customers ranging from one-off projects to production runs. The Burnick family now runs the business, which pairs its processing work with a metallurgical laboratory for research, production support, and quality control. Evans is Nadcap-accredited and ISO 9001:2015 registered.
Born from Sue Evans’s mid-1970s work selling ear seals to government and educational-media customers, Evans Industries now makes tailored gel-filled, heat-sealed and vacuum-formed components at its Canton, Ohio factory. Sue’s daughter Bevan is carrying the family business forward, while the company supports projects from early concept and prototyping through production for customers worldwide. Evans retains customers from its earliest years and works with both major corporations and start-ups.
Founded in 1982 by retired Navy veteran Allen R. Evans, Evans Machining Service manufactures machined firearm components and accessories in Markleysburg, Pennsylvania, with particular expertise in assemblies for M240 and M249 machine guns. The company serves U.S. military customers as well as civilian and law-enforcement markets, and also produces the Pennsylvania-made NO9 9mm pistol under its New Order Firearms brand. Its capabilities include military-specification manganese phosphate coating, CNC and Swiss Automatic machining, and in-house dimensional and materials testing.
Founded by Jeff Evans in 2004, Evans Tuning is a Northeast dyno-tuning shop that calibrates modified street and race vehicles, with remote tuning available for customers who cannot travel. The business combines Jeff’s mechanical-engineering background with hands-on fabrication, engine assembly and racing experience, including piloting its True Street Integra to an 8.98-second, 167-mph pass in 2011. Jeff’s wife, Andrea, has been part of the operation since its inception and manages the business while bringing her own record-setting drag-racing experience.
Founded in 2017 when EVAPCO acquired a York, Pennsylvania micro-channel heat-exchanger maker, EVAPCO Alcoil manufactures brazed aluminum heat exchangers for HVAC/R and industrial process applications. Its York-area operation is known for quickly producing customer prototypes while supporting both small and large production runs, with replacement coils that upgrade equipment from other manufacturers. Alcoil’s precision-built coils are furnace-brazed, proof tested and helium leak tested before shipment.
Founded in 1976, EVAPCO designs and manufactures heat-transfer equipment for evaporative cooling and industrial refrigeration applications. The employee-owned company became employee owned and operated in 1984 and now engineers and manufactures products at 36 locations in 14 countries, supported by a sales network of more than 200 offices. Its Mr. GoodTower operation extends that work into maintenance, repair and replacement support for evaporative cooling equipment.
For more than 60 years, Evaporated Coatings, Inc. has been a specialized thin-film coating resource for customers in the United States and around the world. The Willow Grove company has developed original processes through SBIR grants, U.S. government research contracts and direct work with businesses, while its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation now works within the broader HEF Photonics network.
EVAX Inc. is the manufacturing and commercialization subsidiary of Enepret Incorporated, a company founded in 2017 to commercialize triterpene-production technologies developed at the University of Kentucky. Its lean team brings together synthetic-biology researchers and pharmaceutical manufacturing specialists to help vaccine developers move from early research into clinical work with non-animal adjuvants and their key ingredients. EVAX manufactures these materials in a 3,500-square-foot facility at the West Virginia University Innovation Corporation in Morgantown.
From its Lewis Center base, EVE Energy North America supplies lithium primary and rechargeable cells while designing custom battery packs and energy-storage systems for applications ranging from electric vehicles to data centers. Its U.S. design and support staff bring more than 20 years of battery experience, with in-house testing and turnkey engineering available from cell selection through electronic and mechanical pack integration. The company also supports customers through a Midwest warehouse and manufacturing facilities in Malaysia, including fully automated production lines.
Born from a daughter’s effort to help her mother’s severe dry skin, Eve’s Body Fuzions is a women-owned local business making organic and natural skincare, including handmade solid lotion bars and body frostings. Its formulations use nutrient-rich oils, butters and herbs while avoiding synthetic dyes, petroleum, parabens and mineral oil. The Waldorf, Maryland company also emphasizes zero-waste practices through eco-friendly packaging and refill programs.
Evenflo Company, Inc. has been making baby and children’s gear since it began as a baby-feeding-products manufacturer in Ravenna, Ohio, in the 1920s. Today, its car seats, strollers and home products reach families across the U.S. and Canada, with designs such as the Revolve180 rotating infant seat and SensorySoothe-equipped gear reflecting its focus on safety and practical innovation. Evenflo says more than four generations of children have grown up with its products.