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Evolution Automation Inc. develops tailored automation and electrical control solutions intended to make business operations safer, more efficient and less energy-intensive. The company emphasizes scalable systems customized to each customer, with applications that include industrial operations and hospitality. Its stated mission centers on using electrical controls to create a more sustainable future.
Cincinnati-based Evolution creative solutions combines commercial printing with branded apparel, promotional products, and brand support for businesses of all sizes. Certified as a woman-owned business enterprise, the company traces its roots to KPB Commercial Printing, founded in 1994, and became Evolution creative solutions through a 2013 merger. Its small team serves clients across the country with assigned customer-solution representatives and has earned recognition from WBEC Ohio River Valley, Graphic Design USA, and the Graphic Media Alliance.
Founded in 2009, Elmira-based Evolution Edges manufactures standard and custom snowplow blades and winter wear parts for highway departments, municipalities, airports, and contractors. A division of Chemung Supply Corporation, the company pairs CNC fabrication and automated carbide brazing with its patented Sabre® Blade System, acquired through Built Blades in 2020. Its solar-powered New York facility makes American-made products, supported by a West Coast warehouse in Denver for nationwide service.
Since 1991, Evolution Gun Works has built its identity around lessons learned from more than a third of a million rounds of competition shooting. The American manufacturer makes precision firearm components for shooters, gunsmiths and OEM partners, with its experience shaping how it selects materials and designs parts for sustained use.
Evolution Products is a Denver, Pennsylvania, manufacturer built around a more sustainable approach to packaging wire and rope. Its reusable Knock Down Drum helps customers reduce shipping space and packaging waste, while the company can tailor its reel designs to specific applications.
Founded by two Long Island innovators who began experimenting in their garages, Evolve Hydrogen develops polymer-based electrolyzers that produce green hydrogen directly from seawater and other water sources. Its Evolve™ design avoids precious metals and desalination while using injection molding to support faster, simpler manufacturing. In 2022, the Stony Brook company won Phase One of the U.S. Department of Energy’s Hydrogen Shot H-Prize, one of only 10 winners and the sole company from the Northeast.
Evolve Range Solutions is a family-owned company that develops shooting-range systems and helps firearms retailers and range owners plan, build, retrofit, and operate their facilities. Its team brings more than 30 years of construction experience, nearly 20 years in the firearms industry, and close to a decade in firearms manufacturing, with the EV-R digital live-fire system as a signature offering. The company has installed systems for U.S. military applications, commercial ranges nationwide, and private training facilities.
Evolve Resource Management turns hard-to-recycle plastic and paper waste into reusable material, processing more than 20 million pounds of plastic each year at its Argyle operation. The company’s acquisition of Adirondack Plastics and Recycling in 2019 added more than 30 years of regional plastics-recycling experience and expanded its grinding capacity. Evolve also helps customers handle sensitive materials through product destruction and Certificates of Destruction when applicable.
Evolve Transporters traces its identity to a motorsports team that built High Tech transporters for NASCAR garages in the 1980s. Since 1981, the company has carried that experience into custom transporters for racing organizations, while also maintaining 53-foot race transporters from across the industry.
With more than 30 years developing rotary-wing unmanned systems, Evolved Aerospace builds autonomous aerial mission systems for persistent surveillance, sensing, and coordination across land and sea. Founded by Mikael Taveniku, the company combines platforms, sensors, autonomy, and integration to extend existing assets rather than replace them. Its lineage runs from the APID MK3 in 1997 through today’s SkyTrap, SkyRanger, and SkyHunter mission systems.
EvolvOptic manufactures precision optical components at its expanded Rochester, New York facility. Formed in 2025 by bringing together Glass Fab and Advanced Glass Industries, the company builds on Rochester optics heritage that traces back to Fischer Optical in 1945 and provides large-format and complex optics for demanding programs.
Evonik Active Oxygens produces and supplies peroxide-based chemicals, drawing on more than a century of experience in peroxide chemistry. Its products include hydrogen peroxide and peracetic acid, used in industrial and environmental applications; the business also develops peroxide-based synthesis technologies and provides soil and groundwater remediation solutions.
Evonik develops polyurethane foam and non-foamed materials, with its polyurethane experts supporting applications ranging from construction and automotive to household products. Through its EXPLORE PU service, the company provides around-the-clock access to technical and educational resources alongside sales and technical support.
Evonik is a global chemical company headquartered in Essen, Germany, producing specialty chemical products and tailored solutions for industrial and other customer markets. With more than 100 years of experience in peroxide chemistry, it supplies peroxide-based products and supports pharmaceutical customers with lipid-based drug delivery development and manufacturing. The company says it operates in more than 100 countries and had approximately 31,000 employees in 2025.
Evonik Industries AG’s Oil Additives business develops formulation solutions and base-oil technologies for automotive and industrial lubricants. Its lubricant additives business focuses on improving lubricant flow and fuel economy, and reports more than 70 years of industry experience on its Chinese-language about page.
Founded by Princeton scientists and drug-development leaders, Doylestown-based Evrys Bio develops antiviral therapies that target host-cell SIRT2 rather than the virus itself. Its small-molecule approach is designed to work across a broad spectrum of viral infections while limiting the development of drug resistance, with EV-100 identified as its clinic-ready lead asset.
Founded in New Jersey in 1994 by Scott Berkowitz and Joseph Amico, EVS Metal remains owned by its two co-founders, who stay directly involved in the company’s operations. What began as a small shop serving the early PC market has grown into a four-facility contract manufacturer known for keeping production under its own roof for OEM customers across North America.
EVSR is the electric-racing project Entropy Racing launched in 2013 as a quick, budget-conscious challenge for its competition shop. Its first car reached the track in under three months, and the program went on to prove the concept at more than 100 events, including a 24-hour-plus endurance race where it used hot-swap battery technology. The team also brings that hands-on experience to Alfred State College’s motorsports students.
Founded in Akron in 1942, Ewart-Ohlson Machine Company now precision-machines medium and large components for aerospace, defense, energy, and other demanding applications from its Cuyahoga Falls plant. Its 38,000-square-foot facility is built for oversized work, with equipment capable of handling forgings weighing up to seven tons and machining landing-gear components among other massive parts. The company’s AS9100- and ISO 9001-certified quality system supports work ranging from Mars Exploration Rover mortar tubes to Airbus A380 landing-gear forgings.
Since 1995, EWASTE+ has built its reputation around accountable electronics recycling for organizations that need retired technology handled securely and responsibly. Its Victor headquarters is a 103,000-square-foot certified production facility serving customers such as schools, hospitals, government agencies and businesses across the Northeast. R2v3, RIOS™ and NAID AAA certifications underpin its chain-of-custody and data-security practices.