Use company names, capabilities, certifications, NAICS codes, and location filters to narrow qualified suppliers faster.
Search by company name, process, material, product, equipment, or capability.
Showing 11801-11820 of 31597 results
All locations
Graffiti Solutions, Inc. makes and distributes chemical products for removing graffiti and restoring marked surfaces. The North St. Paul company began as a pressure-washing business, then spent a decade testing ineffective removers before working with a chemist in 2000 to develop its own line, including the biodegradable Elephant Snot® formula. Its staff also works in the field, writes technical guidance, and conducts graffiti-removal seminars in the United States and abroad.
Founded in 1963 from a basement workshop, Grafika Printing produces paperboard packaging and pressure-sensitive prime labels for brands that need both print precision and packaging know-how. Now led by Bernie Elzer III, the company carries three generations of Elzer leadership and pairs its long printmaking history with advanced color inspection, AI-driven production analysis, and integrated prototyping. Its Sinking Spring operation works closely with customers on packaging programs rather than treating each job as a one-off print order.
Founded in 1963 with a shading medium for editorial cartoonists, Maple Heights-based Grafix now manufactures specialty plastic films and related art materials for creative and industrial markets. The company expanded from its original commercial-art roots into products such as its Dura-Lar polyester film, supplying retailers, distributors, plastic manufacturers and artists through separate consumer and industrial divisions. Grafix changed its name from Ohio Graphic Arts Systems in 1990 and has continued developing film alternatives and accessories for art, craft, graphics and design applications.
Since 1963, Grafix Plastics has grown from a Cleveland garage operation into a manufacturer and converter of plastic film and sheet for industrial, commercial, and consumer customers. Its distinctive LaserPro™ coating lets stacks of polyester sheets be laser-cut without fusing, while the company also customizes materials and formats them to customer specifications. Grafix Plastics operates from a 50,000-square-foot headquarters and serves more than 1,000 industrial and manufacturing customers.
Founded in 1886, GrafTech International makes graphite electrodes and develops technical services that help electric arc furnace operators improve steelmaking productivity. The company combines deep knowledge of the steelmaking process with vertically integrated operations and customer technical support delivered around the world. Its history spans 135 years and includes products such as UCAR® graphite electrodes and Seadrift Coke.
Founded in 2022 by Maryland mother-and-son team Wendy and Chris, GRAFTON Pickleball designs performance paddles and equipment for players and pickleball facilities. After discovering the sport together, the founders cut open paddles at their kitchen table and tested hundreds of prototypes with their Maryland pickleball community, refining each design through player feedback. The company’s community-driven lineup includes its Elemental Series and made-to-order branded court barriers.
Graham Architectural Products designs and manufactures commercial and architectural-grade window systems, doors, and window walls. With more than 50 years of expertise, the company is particularly known for historically accurate window replication combined with energy-efficient performance, and also develops engineered fenestration for new construction.
Known for inventing the Graham Wheel in 1964, Graham Engineering Company has spent more than 50 years shaping the polymer extrusion industry. The York, Pennsylvania company develops customized equipment and process systems for manufacturers worldwide, with a particular legacy in rotary blow molding and long-term support for the machinery it builds.
Known for inventing the Graham Wheel in 1964, Graham Engineering Company has spent more than 50 years shaping the polymer extrusion industry from its York, Pennsylvania base. The company develops customized extrusion systems for manufacturers worldwide and supports those machines throughout their working lives.
Graham Manufacturing traces its roots to 1936 and has kept its headquarters in Batavia, New York, since 1942. As GHM Corporation’s original operating business, it has built a reputation around mission-critical vacuum and heat-transfer equipment for demanding defense and industrial customers, backed by a dedicated service team and decades of engineering experience. The company’s quality program includes the world’s sixth-oldest ASME stamp, continuously held since 1958, along with ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Graham Packaging has been making custom plastic bottles and containers since 1970, when it began by converting metal motor-oil cans to plastic. Headquartered in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, the company now operates more than 70 locations worldwide and produces millions of bottles each year, pairing bottle design and engineering with manufacturing close to customers’ filling facilities. Its York-based Graham Recycling Company has made bottle-to-bottle recycling part of the business since 1990, diverting more than 300 million plastic containers from landfills annually.
Founded in 1949, Graham Stamping Company is a third-generation, family-owned manufacturer based in Hermitage, Pennsylvania. It produces custom metal stampings and offers related manufacturing work for automotive, mining, and construction customers. Its 145,000-square-foot facility houses 20 stamping presses, and the company has operated in Western Pennsylvania for decades.
Founded by sisters Melyssa and Michele in 2014, Grainwell makes bespoke signage, event décor and personalized gifts from its Covington, Kentucky wood shop. What began with a wooden Christmas sign made in their parents’ garage has grown into a sister-owned business crafting made-to-order pieces for homes, celebrations and corporate spaces, including image-engraved keepsakes and local-icon cutting boards. Grainwell’s work is made in the USA, with design, fabrication and finishing handled in-house whenever possible.
Grale Technologies developed AIM™, a patented digital metrology system that uses high-speed laser scanning to measure parts in real time inside CNC machines and 3D-printing systems. Based in Youngstown, the company’s technology collects micron-level, spatially registered data without removing a part from its setup, helping manufacturers verify accuracy and build a digital thread through production. Grale received the 2015 Defense Manufacturing Team Excellence Award for AIM™, developed with support from the U.S. Army.
GramaChip Technologies LLC develops and installs custom Shabbos Mode controls that let people with medical or mobility needs use electronic equipment on Shabbat and Yom Tov in accordance with Halacha. Its work spans accessibility and patient-care equipment, with a particular focus on adapting existing stairlifts and scooters rather than manufacturing those devices itself. The company says its systems are individually assembled and tested, and its lift and nebulizer technologies carry Star-K certification alongside approvals from prominent Poskim.
From 6,500 acres of family-owned farmland in northwest Ohio, Graminex farms and manufactures solvent-free Flower Pollen Extracts for health and nutrition products. Its field-to-finished-good control includes a 75,000-square-foot manufacturing facility, temperature-controlled storage and traceability from certified seed through each lot. The company’s sustainability practices span three generations, with no-till farming, cover crops and watershed-protection efforts built into its operation.
Founded in Germany in 2017, Gramm GmbH turns CAD files into functional industrial FDM parts at its Deggendorf facility, serving orders from a single component through large-volume production. Its more than 100-machine fleet spans build classes up to a 600-millimetre cube, while an engineering review is included with every order to assess printability, orientation and material choice. Production operates under DIN EN ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management, with international delivery from Bavaria.
GRAMMER AG develops and manufactures components and systems for passenger-car interiors, as well as driver and passenger seats for off-road vehicles, trucks, buses and trains. Founded in Amberg more than 100 years ago as a saddlery, the company has since grown from a regional seat-cushion provider into an international automotive and commercial-vehicle manufacturer, with 42 production, distribution and logistics sites in 20 countries.
GRAMMER USA designs and manufactures seating systems for commercial and off-road vehicles, building on the German parent company Grammer AG’s history dating to its 1880 founding in Amberg. Its North American operations expanded in the 1990s and early 2000s to develop and manufacture seating for U.S. industry needs, with facilities named in Wisconsin, Mississippi, Michigan, and Ohio. The company supplies seating for equipment users in agriculture, construction, material handling, turf care, and trucking.
Grand Meridian Printing is a New York MBE printer serving businesses, designers, government agencies, and organizations. Based in Long Island City, it handles commercial and custom print projects with offset and digital presses supported by in-house bindery equipment. The company holds FSC and SFI certifications.