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With more than 50 years of manufacturing experience behind it, Export Logistics USA is an Easton, Maryland-based FMS partner known for helping government and defense-industry customers navigate difficult security-assistance cases. Its work is especially valuable when legacy or non-standard equipment needs a viable source, with the company drawing on an international supply network and its own ISO 9001-certified manufacturing facility to support delivery and sustainment.
Born from pneumatic conveying work in Eugene, Oregon, Express Blower manufactures large blower trucks and trailers for placing landscape and erosion-control materials. The company traces the modern automated blower truck to a Rexius patent and has produced Express Blower units worldwide since 1995, including equipment built around its patented Terraseeding process. Its factory-direct support includes operator training, specialized service, and nearly $1 million in parts inventory.
Since 1985, Express Graphics has been a Cincinnati print partner known for serving local businesses, schools, fire departments, and community organizations. Its team keeps projects in-house and monitors them from estimating through the finished product, with free local delivery available for area customers.
Express Pharmacy & DME provides personalized pharmacy services, customized medication compounding, durable medical equipment, and long-term care pharmacy services across Ohio. Its offerings include custom flavoring, dosage-form alternatives, allergen-free options, mobility aids, respiratory equipment, home safety products, medication management, and insurance billing.
Nadine and Scott Kelly have run Express Printing & Graphics as a family business since purchasing the Freeport company in August 2004. The union print shop has grown from a small offset operation into a broader in-house graphics business, supported by a staff with more than a century of combined industry experience. Its 3M Preferred Installer and 3M MCS Certified provider status is especially notable in the Pittsburgh region.
Since opening its family-owned Allentown store in 2006, Express Sign Outlet has made custom signs and visual branding materials for businesses across the Lehigh Valley and beyond. Its work spans signage for both the outside and inside of a business, along with vehicle wraps, printing, promotional items and graphic design. The company serves projects of all sizes, from small yard signs to large road signs, with a retail shop and on-site consultations.
A certified Veteran-Owned Small Business, Express Supply Worldwide, Inc. has more than 40 years of experience serving institutional customers with dependable textile supply. The company distributes, imports, and manufactures linen products for correctional facilities and other demanding commercial settings, with more than 30 warehouses supporting delivery across the United States.
From its stand-alone medical-device manufacturing facility, Exsurco Medical engineers and makes precision devices for skin grafting, wound debridement, and tissue-bank recovery. The Wakeman company’s Amalgatome platform grew from tissue-bank tools into the Amalgatome SD, a surgical device for burn and trauma care, while its products have expanded into international tissue-bank markets. Exsurco opened its manufacturing facility and received ISO 13485 certification in 2015.
Founded in 1975, EXTECH/Exterior Technologies, Inc. develops and fabricates architectural daylighting systems and custom façades. The Pittsburgh-based company says it has developed more than 20 unique systems and performs fabrication at its facility, working with project teams from design and engineering through installation.
Founded in 1991 as JIT Reshippables, Extera supplies reusable industrial containers and pallets while helping manufacturers manage plastic recycling and logistics. The company grew through a 2015 merger with JIT Containers and became Extera in 2023, combining container sales and leasing with repair, toll grinding, and in-house material processing. With warehouses in Middlefield, Ohio, and Statesville, North Carolina, Extera turns post-industrial plastic into reusable resin and supports customers with custom container and asset-tracking solutions.
Founded in 1985, Extol of Ohio is a woman-owned Norwalk manufacturer known for precision-fabricated insulation systems for demanding process facilities. Its work helps industrial customers reduce installation labor and control heat across piping and equipment, with products distributed throughout the United States and shipped internationally.
Founded by veterans of the residual gas analyzer field, Extorr Inc. manufactures quadrupole mass spectrometer instruments for measuring vacuum systems. Its XT residual gas analyzers stand apart by combining partial-pressure gas analysis with built-in Pirani and ion gauges, allowing one instrument to measure from atmospheric pressure through ultra-high vacuum. Based in New Kensington, Pennsylvania, the company has worked in RGA innovation since 1984 and supports its systems with field-replaceable parts, free software updates, and direct technical assistance.
Extra Mile Brands grew from Dan LeKander’s 1977 Corvette America venture into a Reedsville, Pennsylvania automotive aftermarket company serving enthusiasts of American-made vehicles. Its CA operation still makes thousands of products in the USA, while the broader business supplies both enthusiasts and a worldwide dealer network.
Founded in 2019, Extra Ordinario turns demanding architectural and interior-design concepts into buildable furniture, fixtures and complete environments through a coordinated blend of design, engineering and Italian craftsmanship. Based between Italy and the United States, the company works with international studios and hospitality groups, carrying projects from interpretation and production through logistics, installation and after-sales service. Its Elemento collection, created with Yabu Pushelberg, extends that project-based approach into a range of contemporary furnishings.
Since its founding in 1998, Extramet Products has remained an independently owned and operated carbide company rooted in Latrobe, Pennsylvania. Its team helps manufacturers turn carbide material or customer drawings into precision components, with particular experience supporting wear-critical industrial work from prototypes through repeat production. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
From a studio just outside Annapolis, Emily Rose Cooper creates custom wedding and event stationery with hand-lettered pointed-pen calligraphy, including invitations, day-of paper goods and letterpress pieces. Her work draws on old-world techniques—especially classic copperplate—and extends to live calligraphy, engraving and hot foiling for events and brand activations. Cooper began teaching herself copperplate in 2004 while making her own wedding invitations and has provided her services professionally since 2016; she also holds a long-term contract to hand-calligraph official United States Department of State documents requiring the Great Seal.
Founded in New Zealand in 1998 by Glenn and Diane Shaw, family-run Extreme Boats builds durable, high-performance aluminum boats for offshore work and on-water adventures. Its more than 60-person operation produces about 300 boats a year, each shaped around the company’s signature Deep Vee hull and built in-house from design through fit-out. Extreme Boats now serves U.S. customers through a distributor offering extensive customization, while every boat carries the stability-focused features that define the brand.
Extreme Endeavors is a small business whose story began supporting scientific research on the Antarctic ice. For more than 25 years, the Philippi, West Virginia, company has carried that experience into practical water automation work for communities and infrastructure operators, with a focus on SCADA engineering and support that continues after implementation.
Woman-owned and operated in Mentor, Ohio, Extreme Green Fabrication provides precision CNC machining and takes projects from 3-D design through finished component. With more than two decades of manufacturing and engineering experience, the shop combines large-corporation expertise with the agility of a small operation, including design reviews that help customers control costs. Its clean-and-green manufacturing approach is backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Since Richard Wanchisn founded it in 1995, Extreme Machine & Fabricating has grown into a Hermitage, Pennsylvania, manufacturer with more than 80 employees and a 100,000-square-foot facility. The company is known for taking on large, custom work for capital-equipment customers worldwide, producing machined components and complete machines for demanding industrial markets.