Founded in 1991 by Wells C. Lewis, CCMI, Inc. is a Geneva, New York manufacturer shaped by a practical belief in serving orders of any size rather than chasing only the largest contracts. Wells’s son Anthony joined in 2004 and rebuilt the business, which now operates from a 28,600-square-foot facility supporting customers with custom plastic fabrication and machining.
Queen City PolymersStarted by 24-year-old James Powers Jr. on the porch of his Cincinnati home in the early 1980s, Queen City Polymers has grown into a family-built plastics manufacturer and distributor serving North America since 1980. Headquartered in Cincinnati with plants in Dayton, Pharr and Reynosa, QCP supplies industrial plastic stock and turns it into custom-cut, machined and fabricated parts, with 17 CNC routers and six CNC panel saws supporting high-volume work. Its reach has expanded, but the company says its front-porch loyalty to customers and employees remains central to how it operates.WEST CHESTER, OH
Leigh-Dale SpecialtiesIn Manlius, Leigh-Dale Specialties is a small custom plastic fabrication shop owned and operated by Martin Ciesielski, who brings more than 42 years of experience to each job. The shop works with customers on one-off pieces or production runs, turning ideas into practical items such as custom displays and machine guards.SYRACUSE, NY
COMCO Plastics, IncFounded in 1956 by Morton R. French Sr., COMCO Plastics manufactures precision-machined and fabricated high-performance plastic components, including custom parts made through CNC machining and thermoforming. Now a third-generation company led by Michael R. French, the Huntington Station manufacturer has spent more than six decades developing expertise in difficult-to-machine plastics and precision applications. COMCO operates under ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 quality systems and reports a 98% on-time delivery rate.HUNTINGTON STATION, NY
Custom Machine, IncFounded by Harold A. Biddle in 1979, Custom Machine, Inc. is a Tiffin-area job shop that machines and fabricates customer parts. Its 19,000-square-foot facility employs more than 20 workers and combines machining and fabrication operations; the business has been owned by David Hammer since 2004.TIFFIN, OH