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Curbell Medical Products, Inc. designs, develops, and manufactures hospital communication and healthcare connectivity products, building on its origins assembling healthcare-grade television controls in the 1960s. The privately held company says it is the largest U.S. manufacturer of signaling devices and related accessories for hospitals and nursing homes, and also makes private-label products for major hospital communication system manufacturers.
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.
Founded in Buffalo in 1942, privately held and still family-owned Curbell has grown from a small machine shop into an Orchard Park-based manufacturer with two distinct businesses: Curbell Plastics supplies plastic materials nationwide, while Curbell Medical makes signaling devices and accessories for hospitals and nursing homes. The company is particularly known for the “pillow speakers” that evolved from its work on General Electric hospital televisions, and today employs more than 700 people across its operations. Curbell has also built a notable sustainability program, achieving zero-landfill status at its Western New York facilities.
With more than 40 years in the industry, Curcio Printing is a local, relationship-focused print shop in Vestal serving businesses and authors across the region and nationwide. As a New York State and nationally certified Women-Owned Business Enterprise, it pairs personal service with commercial printing for projects ranging from business communications to books.
Born from founder Lauren’s experience with headaches and nausea after endurance exercise, CURE makes science-backed electrolyte drink mixes for everyday hydration. Launched in 2019, the company uses plant-based ingredients such as coconut water, pink Himalayan salt and real fruit, with no added sugar or artificial ingredients. CURE has grown from an initial 50 retail stores to more than 21,000 locations and now also makes kid-focused hydration and energy mixes.
Founded in Albany in 1991 as Albany Molecular Research, Curia is a global contract research, development and manufacturing organization serving pharmaceutical and biotechnology companies from drug discovery through commercial production. The company now operates an integrated network of more than 20 facilities across North America, Europe and India, with more than 3,000 professionals supporting small-molecule and biologics programs. Curia’s history includes discovery and development of the active pharmaceutical ingredient in Allegra and deep experience scaling complex APIs, sterile drug products and biologics.
CURIO Legacy Ventures grew from a mission conceived by Rabbi Yechezkel Moskowitz and backed by his brother Yehudah Moskowitz through the Synergos Holdings deep-tech accelerator. The Washington, DC-based company develops nuclear technologies intended to close the fuel cycle, working with public and private-sector partners to turn used nuclear fuel into resources for future reactors and isotope applications.
Based in New York’s Stony Point, Curntly manufactures low-voltage electrical equipment, including custom switchboards, switchgear and panelboards. Its catalog includes UL-listed equipment such as switchboards rated up to 12,000 amps and a patented line of low-voltage switchgear, with the company emphasizing customizable configurations and short lead times. Curntly also provides field-service support for installed equipment.
Born from a Massena, New York, logging business started by Patrick Curran and his brothers in 1976, Curran Renewable Energy manufactures wood-fuel pellets and other renewable wood products from North Country timber. The family-owned and operated company grew out of its sister logging operation and has more than 100 employees across the group, giving it control over the wood species and feedstock used in its pellets. Established in 2009, its pellet plant was the first biomass facility in North America to earn FSC certification, and its fuel is also PFI premium-grade certified.
Westchester’s Current Spirits distills craft spirits and blends them into canned cocktails, including New York vodka and gin made from 100% New York-grown grains. Its Perpetual Whiskey Project focuses on non-chill-filtered, naturally colored single malts aged at least three years in varied oak casks. Westchester Magazine voted the Elmsford distillery Best Distillery in 2020 and 2024.
Founded in 1982 and based in Auburn, New York, Currier Plastics is a contract development and manufacturing organization producing custom precision plastic components for life sciences customers. It operates ISO Class 7 and Class 8 cleanrooms and supports customers from product development through commercial-scale production.
Founded in 1960, Curtis Instruments makes motor speed controllers and vehicle instrumentation for electric and hybrid vehicles and equipment. Headquartered in Mount Kisco, New York, the company combines four worldwide design-engineering centers with flagship manufacturing plants in Puerto Rico, Bulgaria and China. Its history also includes supplying more than 40 timers for NASA’s Apollo missions, while its current work spans zero-emission transportation and medical mobility.
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 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.
Curve Industries Inc. designs and manufactures products and parts for the aftermarket snowmobile industry. The submitted source context also identifies components, apparel, and graphics as company outputs.