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Founded in 1994, Crown Sign Systems designs, manufactures and installs architectural signage from its Mt. Vernon operation. Its roughly 70-person team manages projects from concept through installation, with nearly 20,000 square feet of in-house manufacturing space and work extending nationwide. The company has also developed accessible wayfinding, including NaviLens-enabled signage for the New York Institute of Special Education.
Based in Jamaica, New York, CRS Automotive Parts, Inc. manufactures and distributes OE-quality automotive parts, with hub-bearing assemblies and complete prop-shaft assemblies at the center of its business. The company also supplies CV axles and related replacement components, and manufactures its hub bearings through a joint partnership with an OEM manufacturer.
Established in 1969 as one of the nation’s first centralized radiopharmaceutical facilities, CRS Nuclear Services supplies radiopharmaceuticals and nuclear medicine support to hospitals and outpatient clinics across Western and Central New York. Based in the Buffalo area, it distributes low-energy radiopharmaceuticals to more than 30 regional facilities while also serving as a training site for nuclear medicine residents, pharmacy students, and technologists through affiliations with the University at Buffalo and D’Youville College.
Founded by Daniela Espinosa-Casillas in Brooklyn, CRUDA makes colorful handwoven garments and homewares using Guatemalan weaving and dyeing techniques. The studio’s work draws on Espinosa-Casillas’s Mexican and Puerto Rican heritage, while its natural fibers are sourced directly from indigenous women weavers and women-run cooperatives in Guatemala. CRUDA’s pieces are handwoven in Brooklyn, linking local production with support for weaving communities abroad.
Founded in Melbourne in 1995 by three bike couriers, Crumpler makes sturdy, practical bags rooted in messenger-bag design. The brand is known for pairing bike practicality and simple construction with bright colour, playful design and a distinctly Melbourne spirit; one of the original founders has since returned to revive that character.
Crunch Factory, LLC makes frozen, chef-inspired Crunch Rolls and Crunch Roll Bites, a family-recipe snack that grew out of a family-owned and operated restaurant opened in Buffalo, New York, in 2015. The company says it launched Crunch Factory two years later and now serves more than 3,000 locations across the country.
Crunchy Girls Granola makes small-batch gluten-free granola on the North Fork of Long Island using domestically sourced nuts, seeds, and oats.
With founder and president Ram Ramoutar in the lighting profession since 1968, CRW Lighting Inc. designs and manufactures custom fixtures for hospitality and architectural projects from its New York base. The company brings more than 40 years of experience to collaborations with interior designers, architects, and contractors, including work involving hand-blown glass and light-based sculpture. Its projects span the United States and international locations, from hotels and restaurants to the American Copper Building and Oxford Casino.
From its Brooklyn Navy Yard home, Crye Precision makes mission gear for those who protect freedom, including uniforms, armor carriers, and load-bearing equipment. Its systems are designed around the practical demands of field use, with offerings such as the low-profile LPV platform and molded LVS ballistic inserts made in the USA. Crye also independently tests selected equipment, including its MCS Load Rated Belt to the EN 358 fall-prevention standard.
Based in Brooklyn’s Navy Yard, Crye Precision makes mission equipment for military personnel, law enforcement and others who protect freedom, with its product line spanning uniforms, armor carriers and related load-bearing gear. The company emphasizes American manufacturing, including Berry-compliant equipment and armor made with U.S. materials, and its LVS™ insert set carries NIJ Type IIIA certification.
Founded in 1992, Endicott’s Crysta-Lyn Chemical Company develops and manufactures specialty organic dyes that absorb or emit light across the ultraviolet, visible and near-infrared spectrum. Its catalog contains more than 400 dyes, while its chemists also collaborate with customers on custom synthesis, analytical evaluation and scale-up for commercial production. Crysta-Lyn’s dyes support applications ranging from imaging and optics to automotive systems and renewable energy.
Crystal Fusion Technologies develops automotive protection treatments centered on a patented, two-step hydrophobic coating that molecularly bonds to windshield glass. Its Crystal Fusion system is professionally applied to improve wet-weather visibility and help shield glass from road debris, with related protection for vehicle exteriors and fabric interiors. The company says its windshield treatment has been applied to millions of vehicles worldwide and is offered through dealers and independent distributors.
Crystal IS Materials manufactures U.S.-made native single-crystal aluminum nitride substrates for optoelectronic, RF, microwave, and power applications. Its integrated capabilities include ceramic production, crystal growth, precision polishing, metrology, characterization, and custom substrate specifications.
Founded in 2012 by Thomas Chen, the founder of Crystal Window & Door Systems, Crystal Pacific is the Riverside-based West Coast member of the Crystal family of manufacturing companies. Its 116,000-square-foot facility serves residential and commercial customers throughout Southern California and beyond, producing energy-efficient vinyl windows and doors with automated manufacturing for large-scale projects.
Crystal Springs, presented under the Primo Brands name, provides bottled-water delivery for homes and offers water exchange, self-service refill, and filtration options. Its exchange service uses bottles that are cleaned and filled in a contaminant-free environment, with minerals added to the water.
Founded by the Chen family in Queens in 1990 with $100, Crystal Window & Door Systems manufactures custom windows and doors for residential and commercial projects. The family-run company now employs roughly 700 people across six plants, with a 215,000-square-foot headquarters and manufacturing facility in Queens and products distributed across more than 40 states. Its in-house, vertically integrated production includes a luxury Opus line fabricated with Belgian Reynaers Aluminum at the company’s Scranton, Pennsylvania facility.
Crystalia Glass designs and installs glazed partition systems and glass walls for homes and offices, with custom steel work at the heart of its offering. Its KOMPAS aluminum system can reach 19 feet high and be configured for enclosed offices, conference rooms, or open layouts, while its steel partitions bring an industrial character to lofts and commercial interiors. The company says it has been on the U.S. market for eight years, serving customers in 48 states.
Since 1976, Crystalizations Systems, Inc. (CSI) has designed and manufactured conservation-safe storage systems for museums, galleries, foundations and private collections. Founded by former aerospace project engineer Nelson Young, the Long Island company brought aircraft-industry materials knowledge to museum storage, beginning with the 13 wings, planes and blades of Alexander Calder’s National Gallery mobile. CSI now custom-installs systems internationally, including its movable Transporter units and PerfectFit painting storage kits.
Founded in Brooklyn in 1958, Crystorama Lighting designs decorative lighting that helps define the atmosphere of a room, from sculptural chandeliers to art-glass fixtures. Still guided by the next generation of the founding family, the company combines hand-assembled components and carefully considered materials with designs that bridge classic influence and a modern point of view. Crystorama also extends its design offering to mirrors and custom lighting for hospitality projects.
Founded in 2001 by electro-mechanical designer Csaba, CSA Balloons is a family business that prints custom logos and messages on latex and foil balloons. The company developed its own production machinery and now prints more than 5 million balloons a year, serving customers across Canada and the United States. Its balloons are used for brand promotion, events and community campaigns, with setup and delivery supported through a network of 384 affiliated decor partners.