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Made in the USA and privately held in Dayton, Extreme Microbial Technologies is known for developing non-toxic indoor air and surface purification technology. Its systems use energized hydrogen peroxide to continuously reduce microbial contaminants in real-world spaces, serving settings from homes to commercial facilities.
Formed in 2002 outside Albany, Extreme Molding is a women-owned U.S. manufacturer of precision silicone injection-molded components for demanding consumer and healthcare products. Its full-service New York operation takes products from tooling and molding through assembly, packaging, and fulfillment, with particular experience in women’s healthcare and infant products. The company employs 75–100 people across three shifts and operates with ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 certification, FDA registration, and full manufacturing traceability.
Founded in 2001 by hardware and software developers, Calgary-based Extreme Telematics Corp. designs and manufactures rugged electronic controls and sensors for oil and gas well automation. Its first product was a plunger lift controller built for Canada’s harsh climate, and the company now pairs plunger-lift systems with contract engineering capabilities backed by more than 130 years of combined team experience. ETC’s products are designed for low-power, wide-temperature and hazardous-location applications.
Extreme Trailers, LLC manufactures commercial-trucking trailers, with a focus on engineered designs that reduce tare weight and maintenance. It began operations in 2016 at a fully operational facility in Northeast Ohio, producing trailers for fleet owners, trucking companies, owner-operators, and drivers.
ExtriCARE USA develops negative-pressure wound therapy systems, with a singular focus on NPWT rather than a broad medical-device catalog. The company launched its first product in 2012 and builds portable, clinician-friendly pumps intended to give patients more flexible therapy, including the extriCARE 3000 and its PDAC-approved 3600 system for long-term care.
Created in the late 1960s, Extrude Hone is a 320-employee manufacturer and contract-services company known for precision finishing work on difficult-to-reach surfaces. Its worldwide technical centers and contract shops support customers in demanding industries, including aerospace and automotive, from early design work through production.
Privately owned since its formation in 1980, Extrudex Aluminum has grown into a North American manufacturer with three plants and a 550-person workforce. The company makes precision aluminum extrusions for industrial customers across Canada and the United States, with production capacity spanning more than 800,000 square feet.
Founded in Chardon in 1980 and now based in Painesville, Extrudex makes custom thermoplastic extrusions and engineered plastic components for customers across a range of industries. The company operates from a 90,000-square-foot manufacturing and warehouse facility with 20 extrusion lines, supported by in-house engineering and post-extrusion fabrication. Extrudex is also known for its FleX-J channel and difficult-to-extrude polycarbonate tubing.
For more than 140 years, ExxonMobil has grown from a regional U.S. kerosene marketer into a publicly traded petroleum and petrochemical company with operations in more than 56 countries. Its approximately 61,000 employees serve customers through the Exxon, Esso and Mobil brands while supporting energy and product needs across transportation, industry and everyday life.
Spun out of the University of Pennsylvania’s GRASP Lab in 2014, Exyn builds autonomous aerial and ground-robot systems for 3D mapping in complex, GPS-denied environments. Its Nexys platform pairs LiDAR-based SLAM with modular hardware and ExynAI autonomy, allowing robots to map hazardous underground mines, construction sites, and other difficult spaces without a pilot or prior map. The Philadelphia company’s technology has been validated through hundreds of deployments and tens of thousands of autonomous flights.
Eye Designs Group designs and manufactures optical retail and ophthalmic office interiors, including custom furniture produced at its 100,000-square-foot facility in the United States. The company reports more than 25 years of ophthalmic-industry experience and works with practices on space planning, design, and outfitting from reception through clinical exam areas.
Baltimore-based Eyedea Medical develops ophthalmic medical devices aimed at improving eye banking and corneal transplantation, including DescePrep, a no-touch system for preparing DMEK grafts. Founded by mission-driven innovators, the early-stage company also provides stereolithography-based rapid prototyping and engineering services, including work with biocompatible plastics, for other medical-device developers.
Eyeking grew from a sunglasses company founded by Zolkind & Sons in a Brooklyn garage in 1955 into a family business now led by fourth-generation members. After moving to Long Island in 1986, it built its reputation around inventive eyewear design and long-running brand partnerships, including Hobie and Under Armour. The company serves retailers and brand partners from its 100,000-square-foot global headquarters.
Founded in Pittsburgh, Eyenavision provides optical products and services to independent eyecare professionals and optical retailers. It is best known for its Chemistrie magnetic clip-on lens system, made to fit prescription eyewear, and also manufactures a line of frames in America at its Pittsburgh headquarters. The company operates an optical lab that fulfills prescription and Chemistrie Clip orders.
Founded in 2010 to replace risky extension-cord setups, EZ Generator Switch makes a patented single-circuit manual transfer switch for safely connecting backup power to essential household circuits. The Gettysburg company builds and assembles its switches in the United States with veterans, producing prewired units compatible with portable generators as well as battery and solar backup systems. Its switches conform to UL Standard 1008 and the applicable Canadian CSA standard.
Family-owned and proudly made in the USA since 1987, EZ Heat Corporation manufactures custom industrial heating elements from its Marble Falls, Texas operation. Founded in Dallas as Star Heating Manufacturing, the company relocated in 1990 and adopted the EZ Heat name in 1992, becoming known for to-spec manufacturing and same-day shipping on custom products.
Serving the Poconos since 1977, EZ Mountain Rustic Furniture is a family-owned business led by Tim and Carla Coover, whose family has grown the operation into a 12,000-square-foot showroom. The company is known for Amish-made rustic furniture crafted in the USA, with custom pieces shaped around each customer’s space and style.
Since 1976, EZ Prints has operated as a U.S. print lab turning customers’ digital photos into prints and personalized photo gifts. The Norcross company is known for color accuracy, consistent print quality, and a catalog that ranges from panoramic and metal prints to photo books and keepsakes. EZ Prints says it has delivered more than five million prints and backs orders with a “Make It Right” promise.
EZ Shade manufactures clip-on ceiling light covers for exposed bulbs. Its products use galvanized steel brackets and recycled polycarbonate plastic shades, and are made and assembled in Toledo, Ohio, USA.