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Gempel Machinery Corp is a machinery manufacturing company.
Gems Cough Drops makes throat-soothing cough drops designed to pair relief with pronounced flavor. Based in Hauppauge, the company offers its drops in stick and newly introduced bag formats, including Honey Lemon and Cherry, with Menthol Eucalyptus also featured among its flavors. Its products are sold through regional retailers and online.
GEMS Manufacturing Systems is a U.S. manufacturer of safety and protective wear, including gloves, liners, and related protective accessories. The company has manufactured products for more than 20 years, serves government requirements through Indogem Inc., and carries cage code 024R0.
Founded in 1981 by Larry and Sarah Barnette, Gen Power Controls grew from generator-control boards built in the family garage into a Fairborn, Ohio manufacturer and repair center for generator control systems and parts. The family-owned company produces its Gen-Power Controls voltage-regulator line, including direct replacements for Delco/Dayton Phoenix products, and ships equipment used in applications ranging from Gulf oil rigs to Caribbean yachts. Its history also includes supplying controls for Patriot missile ground systems during the Gulf War, while the Barnette family continues the business across three generations.
Woman-owned and operated, Gen3Printing is a third-generation family printing source serving Northeast Ohio for more than 40 years. The locally owned company is known for guiding customers through projects with a personal, family-style approach, from initial ideas to finished materials.
Founded in 1988 by the founders’ parents, GenCraft Designs is a second-generation family woodworking company rooted in Wayne County, Ohio. The business grew from a small retail furniture store into an in-house fabrication partner for designers, builders, and contractors working on commercial interiors and high-end homes across the United States. Its work is shaped by a multi-generational woodworking tradition and a process designed to carry a project’s intent from drawings through delivery.
Gene & Boots Candies is a family candy maker founded in 1930 by Gene Madigan and his friend nicknamed Boots, beginning as a Charleroi shop selling popcorn and salted peanuts before developing its chocolate-making business. Now in the third generation of the Madigan family, the company continues to use many of its early formulas and sells candies including its popular assortments.
Gene Davis Sales & Service is an Erie steel supplier and custom fabrication shop, serving the area since Dave Davis and his father opened the business at its current location in 1985. The Davis family has roots in Erie’s steel business spanning three generations, with the company adding custom fabrication around 1990 and later expanding its shop and machining services.
Established in November 2019, Doylestown-based GeneLancet Biosciences develops in vivo gene and cell therapies built around its proprietary single-molecule guide RNA, or LgRNA. The company is advancing LgRNA-conjugate-guided STAR and DuoSTAR genome editors for precise treatments aimed at serious diseases including neurodegenerative disorders, cancer and chronic hepatitis B. Its platform emphasizes scalable, high-purity guide RNA and editing approaches designed to avoid double-strand DNA breaks and support repeat or multiplex treatment strategies.
Tracing its roots to an ice, coal and oil house in South Philadelphia in the 1920s, General Aire Systems is a Mid-Atlantic manufacturers’ representative, distributor and service company for specialty air-handling equipment and air-filtration systems. From its base in the region, the company supports HVAC, cleanroom and indoor-air-quality projects with technical sales staff, filter service and cleanroom certification. Its territory spans New Jersey, Delaware, eastern Pennsylvania, eastern Maryland and parts of New York.
Founded in 1943, General Aluminum Mfg. Company develops and produces engineered castings and components, with casting expertise spanning multiple processes. The company serves automotive and industrial OEMs and offers design, machining, and assembly capabilities for components including safety-critical parts.
With more than 40 years of specialized experience, General Anesthetic Services is known as an independent expert in anesthetic vaporizer care for healthcare facilities worldwide. Based in McMurray, Pennsylvania, the ISO 13485:2016-certified company supports patient safety by keeping this critical medical equipment accurate, compliant, and in service longer.
Founded in 1955 and acquired by the Blue family in 1986, General Atomics develops and manufactures defense and diversified technologies, from unmanned aircraft and electromagnetic naval systems to nuclear reactors and fusion research equipment. The San Diego-based company operates more than 8 million square feet of engineering, laboratory, and manufacturing facilities with over 13,000 employees across five continents. Its long-running fusion work includes operating the U.S. Department of Energy’s DIII-D National Fusion Facility and supplying more than 10,000 inertial-fusion target components each year.
Founded in Greensburg in 1968, General Carbide Corporation makes finished tungsten-carbide and steel tooling, wear parts, and precision components through a vertically integrated operation that takes materials from powder to polish. The family-owned, woman-owned company remains under the leadership of founder Premo Pappafava’s daughter, Mona Pappafava-Ray, and employs more than 250 people across four facilities. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified production includes a 50,000-square-foot finishing plant and serves customers in more than two dozen industries worldwide.
Cincinnati-based General Wire Form manufactures wire forms, metal stampings, assemblies and chain products for OEM customers across North America. The company stands apart as a family-owned business that has chosen continued investment in engineering and production leadership rather than a private-equity sale, with management experience drawn from major wire-forming and stamping manufacturers. Its manufacturing program is certified to the NQA ISO 9001:2015 standard and supports customers from product development and tooling through PPAP and production.
Family-owned and USA-based, General Coatings Manufacturing Corp. makes spray polyurethane foam, roof coatings, and primers for roofing and insulation applications. Its Ultra-Thane systems cover everything from low-slope roof recoveries to wall insulation, while the Penefil line extends the company’s polyurethane expertise to concrete lifting. Manufacturing takes place at facilities in Texas and California, including ISO 9001:2015-compliant operations, with product approvals evaluated by Intertek and Underwriters Laboratories.
Family-owned since George C. Gartner founded it in 1938, General Color Chemical Co. remains guided by the founder’s grandson and his customer-service roots. The Minerva manufacturer supplies colorants for plastics and develops custom solutions for processors using molding or extrusion. Its quality system has been ISO certified since 2003.
Since 1996, General Control Systems has engineered, programmed and built custom industrial control systems and automation equipment for municipal, manufacturing and OEM clients. Founded in the Albany area as a control-panel builder and instrumentation service provider, the company has expanded into contract manufacturing and custom machine work while maintaining a 24-hour service response. GCS has been a CSIA-certified integrator since 2013 and operates an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system.
General Data Company is a Cincinnati manufacturer known for more than two decades of work supporting labeling, identification and healthcare workflows. Its six facilities produce custom labels and engineered coated materials for customers across diverse industries, while its certified service network helps keep printers and data-capture equipment operating nationwide.
Since 1957, General Die Casters has built its name around complex custom aluminum and zinc die castings for demanding industrial applications. The company operates three manufacturing facilities in two Northeast Ohio locations, with a 90,000-square-foot casting expansion opened in 2015 that brings casting and CNC machining together. With more than 25 casting machines and ISO 9001:2015 registration, General Die Casters handles challenging geometries, stringent porosity requirements and tight-tolerance machining from its own operations.