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Since 1996, Country Sales & Service has helped businesses keep equipment working by supplying and rebuilding Kubota engines and stocking the parts to repair them. The Orrville company operates a 30,000-square-foot warehouse and an authorized Kubota Engine Service Center, where certified technicians rebuild engines to specification and support repowering projects across the United States.
Country View Woodworking, LTD. is an Ohio furniture maker that has manufactured its own line of tables and cases since 1993. Founded by Roy Miller, the company describes its woodworking operation as carried on by a second generation, with production and finishing performed in its own factory and facility.
Opened by Steve Coup in 1976, Coup Restorations, Inc. is a long-standing Columbus shop built around careful furniture craftsmanship. Serving Central Ohio for more than four decades, the company works from a 3,800-square-foot facility and draws on more than 100 years of combined staff experience to restore valued pieces for residential and commercial customers.
For more than 23 years, Toledo-based Cousco Brown, Inc. has supplied and applied specialty chemicals that control dust and erosion, manage ice, and preserve asphalt and concrete across the Great Lakes region and throughout the United States. Its experience spans construction technology and environmental science, with solutions tailored for settings ranging from landfill covers and gravel roads to rail and aviation operations. Cousco Brown also distributes FAA-certified snow and ice control chemicals and UNIQUE® paving materials, while adhering to EPA regulations.
Coventry Steel Services, Inc. cuts steel plate to shape with four CNC-controlled flame-cutting machines in a 35,000-square-foot Cleveland facility. The company’s home is a renovated 1920 rail-car maintenance building on the former Newburgh & South Shore Railroad property, where original brick, steel and rail sidings remain alongside modern production equipment. Coventry Steel says it brings 30 years of dedication to flame cutting, with computer-drawn programs used to deliver repeatable, tight-tolerance parts.
Founded as a family-owned business in 1967, Galion-based Covert Manufacturing makes precision-machined parts for agriculture, on-highway and off-road equipment. Now led by founder Donald and Rodella Covert’s daughter, Teri Williams, the certified woman-owned company operates with more than 300 employees in a 550,000-square-foot facility. Its scale includes extensive CNC machining capacity, in-house robotic cells and advanced dimensional inspection, supporting low- through high-volume production.
Covestro is one of the world’s leading manufacturers of high-quality polymer materials and their components. The company supplies customers around the world in key industries such as mobility, building and living, as well as the electrical and electronics sector. Covestro is geared completely to the circular economy and aims to achieve climate neutrality for its Scope 1 and Scope 2 emissions by 2035.
Cowles Tool manufactures slitter knives, tooling, industrial knives, carbide wear parts, and related cutting and wear products at its Austintown, Ohio facility. The company provides precision machining, grinding, reconditioning, brazing, and related services for metal coil processing, paper, plastics, rubber, mining, refractory, and other manufacturing applications.
Family-owned since 1974, Coyne Packaging and Display in Mount Vernon custom builds corrugated point-of-purchase displays and product packaging for brands and retailers around the world. Begun as Coyne Printing by Bob and Alice Coyne, the company shifted into graphic finishing under their son Kevin in 1990 and now combines that printing heritage with in-house fulfillment. Its specialty is helping products stand out at retail, particularly through large-format displays and carefully managed, end-to-end projects.
From Newark, Ohio, CP Adhesives, Inc. supplies industrial adhesives, application equipment and related services specifically for the wood products industry. Its Better Gluing™ approach starts with listening to a customer’s process and then matching the solution—whether that means a specialized adhesive, equipment or inventory support—rather than forcing a one-size-fits-all product. The company has served wood-product manufacturers for decades, with particular specialization in hardwood plywood veneer panels and splicing adhesives.
Family-owned and operated since 1978, CQ Printing is a Strongsville- and Medina-based commercial print shop that takes projects from design through production, mailing, and fulfillment. Its in-house operation handles both offset and short-run digital work, along with finishing and inventory services, giving Northeast Ohio businesses one place to manage printed branding materials. The company also ships nationally.
For more than six decades, CQL Manufacturing has remained at the same Salem, Ohio, location, carrying forward the metal-forming business founded there in 1962. Formed in 2021 through the merger of Compco Quaker Manufacturing and Liberty Steel Industries, CQL serves customers in transportation, agriculture and related manufacturing markets from its 104,000-square-foot facility. The company holds ISO 9001 and IATF 16949:2016 accreditation and was named the Salem Chamber’s 2022 Large Business of the Year.
Born in Dr. Kathryn Daltorio’s mechanical engineering lab at Case Western Reserve University, CrabLine Robotics develops crab-like, multi-legged robots for precise work underwater. Its thruster-independent machines use their legs to stabilize on pipes and other structures while delivering tools or retrieving objects in difficult industrial and military environments. The Cleveland company was formed in early 2023 by Daltorio, entrepreneur Carla Macklin, and PhD candidates John Grezmak and Jiyuan Jiang with support from the National Science Foundation.
Crackling Crust Microbakery is a hands-on “microbakery” built around naturally fermented bread and a sense of community. Its baker supports nearby farms when possible and uses eggs from a personal flock of hens called “The Divas,” while sharing the craft through local farmers-market baking and sourdough classes.
Crafco, Inc. manufactures pavement-preservation materials and the equipment used to apply them, serving infrastructure maintenance and rehabilitation needs. Established in 1976, the company says its materials and equipment are manufactured across the United States and distributed worldwide; it is an Ergon company. Its work spans roads, bridges, airports and athletic surfaces.
Founded by Allen Craft in 1975, Craft Tire supplies used and repaired off-the-road tires while extending casing life through its Shrader Retreading division. After acquiring Shrader Retreading in 2003, the company grew to operate two retread plants and a five-truck service network covering 16 states. Its retreading operation uses the Marangoni-Mammuth system and also handles foam-filled and solid tires.
Crafted Elements grew from Todd Dennison’s woodworking practice, begun in 1999, into the company he established after acquiring his workplace in 2018. Based on a team with more than 100 years of combined experience, it provides single-source contract manufacturing for businesses that need custom components or completed projects handled under one roof.
Cragers Ink Solutions LLC brings print and marketing projects to life from its Ironton, Ohio operation, combining design and production services with an online ordering approach. With years of experience, the company supports businesses with everything from everyday printed materials to large-format marketing pieces and offers branded web-to-print storefronts that help organizations manage approved materials and maintain brand consistency.
Cramers Sheet Metal LLC is a Canton-area metal fabricator founded in 1946 by Ronald Gordon Cramer. The company grew from his goal of operating a job shop making sheet-metal products in quantities from one to 1,000, and now works from a 40,000-square-foot facility serving customers with custom fabrication.
Crane 1 Services designs, fabricates, installs, modernizes, inspects, repairs, and maintains overhead crane and hoist systems, including electrical controls, structures, runways, and below-the-hook equipment. The company serves aerospace, automotive manufacturing, energy and utilities, general manufacturing, government, logistics, metals processing, mining, primary metals, and pulp and paper markets.