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Since 1942, Curbell Plastics has supplied plastic materials and fabricated and machined plastic parts for demanding industrial applications. The company combines an extensive inventory with online custom-cut ordering and technical guidance from a team with decades of plastics experience. Its quality credentials include ISO 9001 and AS9100 certification, along with ITAR compliance.
Amish-owned Curbo Curbs has carried its Lancaster, Pennsylvania, roots into a 10-acre Maryland operation since 1985. Its team produces concrete parking curbs for contractors, property managers, and warehouse operators, pairing traditional craftsmanship with modern production methods and nationwide service.
Curbs Plus manufactures metal roof curbs and related rooftop equipment products for commercial and industrial buildings. Founded in 1996 by Marc Brower and colleagues, the company traces its roots to a manufacturing business started by Gary Brower in 1978 and says it is known for product quality, responsive service, and reliable delivery.
Founded in 1994 by Ben Dugan and Jennifer Johnson, Philadelphia-based Current Designs makes computer response instrumentation for fMRI and MEG research. Its fORP fiber-optic response devices have been used by researchers since 1996 at hundreds of sites in more than 30 countries, while the company’s design-build work integrates electronics, firmware, machining and production for custom research equipment.
A third-generation, family-owned manufacturer founded by Albert Prinz Sr. in 1962, Current, Inc. has kept its work rooted in the Prinz family for more than six decades. Based in East Haven, the company serves industrial customers with custom composite materials and parts shaped to demanding specifications, including applications in electrical and structural assemblies. Current also maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded by electrician Kevin Dickey, CurrentSAFE developed a specialized service for uncovering hidden electrical hazards in homes through high-tech, non-destructive testing. Based in North Lima, Ohio, the company also supports commercial and industrial facilities with preventive electrical maintenance programs designed around NFPA 70B and 70E compliance. Its certified technicians provide documented hazard assessments, and completed residential repairs receive a five-year warranty and certification.
Curry Fluid Power combines fluid-power distribution with in-house manufacturing and repair, including CNC machining and hydraulic-cylinder work. Its East Freedom, Pennsylvania machine shop can redesign and reengineer components to improve performance and strength, while its three stocking locations support same-day shipping from a 50,000-square-foot warehouse. The company also operates a Danfoss Authorized Service Center and Permco Master Build Center for pump, motor, and valve service.
As part of Curry Supply Holdings, Curry Rail Services brings three generations of family ownership dating to 1932 to railroad work rooted in Pennsylvania and Texas. For more than 20 years, its teams have helped keep rail fleets in service through certified freight-car repair and related support for railroad customers nationwide.
Since opening as a small-town feed store in Martinsburg, Pennsylvania, in 1932, Curry Supply Company has grown into a family-owned manufacturer and upfitter of commercial work trucks and equipment. Its three facilities include more than 1 million square feet of manufacturing and upfitting space, where more than 700 employees build work-ready and customized vehicles for demanding industries. Curry Supply also produces locomotive cabs and provides engineering, service, and support for customers across North America.
Established in 1986, Curtis Industries, Inc. produces reference standards for the nondestructive testing industry. The company makes ultrasonic test blocks and custom standards, and says its products are inspected using NIST-calibrated equipment. Its stated customer markets include aerospace, automotive, defense, medical, and nuclear industries.
Curtiss-Wright Corporation is a global manufacturer of highly engineered products, services, and technologies, tracing its innovation heritage to aviation pioneers Glenn H. Curtiss and Orville and Wilbur Wright. Founded in 1929, it serves aerospace and defense customers alongside commercial nuclear power, process, and industrial markets, with operations organized across Aerospace & Industrial, Defense Electronics, and Naval & Power segments.
Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions is the American defense and aerospace division of Curtiss-Wright, a company with more than 95 years of experience engineering reliable solutions for demanding platforms worldwide. Its global manufacturing network includes 15 design and manufacturing facilities across the United States, Canada, and Europe, with multiple sites certified to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.
American company Curtiss-Wright has more than 95 years of experience engineering and manufacturing reliable systems for aerospace and defense applications. Its Defense Solutions division supports customers through 15 design and manufacturing facilities across the United States, Canada, and Europe, with regional production options that include Canadian ITB/VP requirements and U.S. restricted-access programs. The division is known for rugged embedded computing and related mission systems backed by AS9100-based quality processes.
With more than 95 years of experience, Curtiss-Wright Defense Solutions designs and manufactures rugged electronics, packaging, and integrated systems for defense and aerospace platforms. Its American roots are matched by 15 design and manufacturing facilities across the United States, Canada, and Europe, including U.S. centers in eight states that support regional and restricted-access program requirements. The division’s quality system includes AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certifications at multiple facilities, alongside certified DO-178 and DO-254 design processes.
Purchased by Curtiss-Wright in 1972, Target Rock manufactures highly engineered, critical-service valves and provides related services for nuclear safety-related markets. Its facility combines precision machining with in-house testing that can replicate reactor conditions, supported by engineers and technicians experienced in nuclear applications.
Curtiss-Wright’s Electro-Mechanical Systems division designs, manufactures, tests, and supports high-performance equipment for naval and commercial nuclear applications. Its businesses include specialized naval machinery and shipboard systems, and the division’s INDAL operation has developed shipborne helicopter-handling systems since 1951. The group also provides ship repair and maintenance through Fleet Solutions, acquired by Curtiss-Wright in 2018.
Curtiss-Wright EST Group designs and manufactures engineered tube-plugging products and pressure-testing equipment for heat exchangers, condensers, piping and pressure vessels. Its Pop-A-Plug® system addresses leaking or degraded heat-exchanger tubes, while GripTight® equipment supports high-pressure testing and isolation without welding. Headquartered in Hatfield, Pennsylvania, EST Group supports customers through offices in the Netherlands and Singapore, along with field-service technicians who work in the shop or at customer sites.
Curtiss-Wright Valves Division supplies Dyna-Flo control valve systems, actuators and instrumentation; Farris pressure relief and directional control valves; and EST Group heat-exchanger repair, isolation, testing and replacement products. Its stated markets include oil and gas, refining and petrochemical, power generation, chemical, mining, pulp and paper, food and beverage, shipbuilding, modular plant construction and general industry.
Curvco Steel Structures manufactures pre-engineered steel building kits at its U.S. plant, using American-made steel and serving customers in the United States and worldwide. The company describes more than 38 years of experience in prefabricated metal buildings, with production in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and designs for a range of building-code and site requirements.
Formed in 2022 through the merger of CurveBeam and StraxCorp, CurveBeam AI is a medical-imaging company with global operations based in Hatfield, Pennsylvania, and an AI research office in Melbourne, Australia. Its work centers on helping orthopedic clinicians use point-of-care cone-beam CT and related analysis to assess bone and joint conditions.