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For more than 30 years, Harrisburg-based GES Automation Technology has engineered and integrated custom industrial automation systems, including control panels, process controls, and plant software. The company has completed thousands of projects across sectors from food and beverage to water treatment and life sciences, while many of its first customers remain clients. Its control panel shop is certified to UL 508A and CE standards and produces more than 300 custom panels annually.
Since its founding in 1982, GES High Voltage has developed and manufactured high-voltage connectors in Hallbergmoos, Germany, for demanding industrial and research applications up to 100 kV DC. The company pairs decades of specialist knowledge with application-specific customization and maintains an expanded high-voltage laboratory with a partial-discharge test bay. Its certified quality and environmental management systems support connectors supplied worldwide.
Gessner Products manufactures melamine and SAN foodservice smallwares, including ramekins, bowls, serving dishes and tabletop accessories. It also offers polycarbonate drinkware, melamine dinnerware, peppermills and molded plastic ashtrays for the foodservice, hospitality, restaurant and retail markets.
Gestamp is an international group that designs, develops and manufactures metal components for the automotive industry, with operations in more than 20 countries. It grew from a local stamping company into a global technology provider, focusing on vehicle components designed to improve safety and reduce weight and environmental impact. Its work includes body-in-white structures and chassis components, alongside automotive mechanisms.
Founded by George and Avis Bishop in 1996, family-run Get Real Surfaces makes architectural concrete finishes and precast concrete products. Its precast division operates from a 20,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in the Hudson Valley, and the company also mobilizes equipment for on-site work. The company describes its specialty as architectural concrete and identifies as a certified Women’s Business Enterprise.
Founded in 1904 in the small Swedish town of Getinge, the company has grown into a global medical technology manufacturer serving hospitals and life science institutions. With about 12,000 employees, Getinge operates in 40 countries, sells in more than 135 markets and manufactures at facilities including sites in the United States. Its long-running focus is technology intended to support patient care and improve clinical workflows.
A Columbus business rooted in Spirit Services Company, GetSpirit carries forward the family-owned company’s history of serving businesses since 1934. Today, its team creates custom apparel webstores for organizations that want branded clothing made to order, without bulk purchasing or unwanted inventory.
Built on three generations of cleaning-industry experience, GETT Products was launched by brothers Jared and Evan in 2018 to develop professional cleaning products for demanding industrial settings and everyday commercial use. The U.S.-based company also supports private-label programs, using its onsite lab and production capabilities to customize formulas, packaging, and branded products from small batches to large-scale orders.
For more than 60 years, Gettle Incorporated has provided commercial and industrial clients across the Mid-Atlantic with integrated electrical and technology contracting, from design and engineering through installation and maintenance. Its multi-division structure and in-house design-build capabilities make Gettle a single source for complex projects, while a 67,000-square-foot York facility includes a UL-listed panel fabrication shop for equipment to be designed, built and tested before delivery. The company also supports operating facilities with 24/7 emergency service and maintenance.
Since 1993, Gettysburg Flag Works has made American and custom flags in the USA, pairing in-house production with distribution of flags from other American manufacturers. Its custom work spans more than 30 years and includes distinctive flags for businesses, fire companies, schools, military groups and communities. The company also serves as a flag resource, drawing on staff expertise in military history, veterans’ experience and flag etiquette.
Founded in 1966, Gettysburg Transformer Corporation designs and manufactures custom transformers, inductors, and coils in both small and large quantities from its Gettysburg, Pennsylvania plant. Its work serves applications ranging from industrial control and food preparation to medical equipment and instrumentation, with computerized testing of every part before it leaves the building.
Sedan 1920 har Gevalia rostat och malt kaffe i Gävle, där företagets bryggkaffen fortfarande blandas, rostas och kvalitetskontrolleras. Rosteriet provsmakar omkring 150 koppar om dagen och tar emot 150–200 ton kaffebönor dagligen från odlingsområden världen över för att hålla smak och karaktär jämna över tid. Gevalia arbetar också genom JDE Peet’s Common Grounds-program med ansvarsfull handel, och Gävleanläggningen bekräftades koldioxidneutral för energiförbrukning och uppvärmning under 2020.
Founded in 1991 by Gillian and Malcolm Rae to serve the narrow-web label market, GEW (EC) Limited designs and manufactures UV curing systems for printing, coating and industrial applications. Still operating as a family business, GEW produces its equipment at a purpose-built facility in Crawley and supports tens of thousands of installations worldwide through offices, subsidiaries and distributors. Its long-term service extends from laboratory testing and retrofits to maintenance of systems dating back to the company’s first year.
Founded by U.S. Navy veteran Gerald Camhy in 1989, GFC Lighting Wholesalers is a Valley Cottage lighting and equipment supplier that manages complete project delivery for commercial, residential and industrial work. The company grew from selling light bulbs into a nationwide operation known for value-engineered lighting packages, custom fixture capabilities and hands-on project management. GFC supports its projects with 40,000 square feet of storage space, holding materials and releasing them to job sites as schedules require.
Founded in 1911, GfE Gesellschaft für Elektrometallurgie mbH manufactures high-performance metals and materials, drawing on more than a century of materials and technology experience. The GfE group reports about 500 employees at production sites in Germany and North America and specializes in tailored materials for traditional and emerging industrial applications, including hydrogen-storage alloys.
Founded in Oldenburg in 1985, family-owned GfM Gesellschaft für Micronisierung provides cGMP contract milling, micronization, and particle-size control for pharmaceutical and other high-value powdered materials. Now based in Bremen under second-generation leadership, the independent CMO combines four decades of particle-engineering experience with sterile and contained processing and tailored analytical support. Its 2,500-square-metre German production and laboratory facility is complemented by a new U.S. production site in Pennsylvania.
Since 1928, GFS Chemicals has been a chemist-founded American manufacturer serving research and industrial customers from Powell, Ohio. Its work centers on custom chemistry and laboratory materials, backed by documented quality systems, full lot traceability, and a family-business approach to customer relationships.
With more than 40 years of engineering expertise, Rochester-based GH Induction Atmospheres is known for solving demanding industrial heating problems with custom equipment. The company serves manufacturers in fields such as aerospace and automotive, and also provides specialized inductor design, manufacturing and repair support.
Founded in 1961, GH Induction designs and manufactures induction-heating systems, power supplies, and turnkey equipment for industrial production. From its headquarters in Valencia, Spain, the company brings more than 60 years of induction experience to customers worldwide, with projects on five continents and more than 5,000 customers. GH is particularly distinctive for its patented 3D-printed copper inductors, developed with electron-beam melting, and its digital IPM 4.0 system for real-time process monitoring and traceability.
Born in the dust of an old powder plant, family-owned Ghent has spent more than 40 years making visual communication products that help people share ideas, divide space and display information. Based in Ohio, the company makes more than 95 percent of its products in the USA, with made-to-order craftsmanship spanning workplace, education and healthcare settings. Its healthcare line is especially distinctive, including patient-room communication boards and a changeable glassboard that swings away from the wall when space is tight.