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Founded in 2011 by CEO Omer Guler, CUZINE designs and manufactures bespoke kitchens and cabinetry, using architectural expertise and advanced Italian machinery to turn tailored interiors into precise, functional spaces. The company combines industrial production with design and craftsmanship, and now presents its work through showrooms in New York, Milano, and Istanbul. CUZINE was an early adopter of 3D Max technology, using precision-rendered designs to connect a client’s vision with the finished room.
Since its founding in 1982, CVD Equipment Corporation has built more than four decades of expertise designing and manufacturing specialized process equipment for demanding materials research and industrial production. The Central Islip company works with universities, government laboratories, and manufacturers, helping move advanced-material processes from application-lab trials into production.
Founded in 1982, CVD Equipment Corporation is a Central Islip, New York manufacturer with more than four decades of experience in advanced process equipment. Its work helps research institutions and industrial producers develop and scale materials, with a particular focus on the demanding silicon carbide market shaped by electric-vehicle adoption. The company also operates an application laboratory where engineers test processes and equipment before customers move from research toward production.
Founded in Düsseldorf in 1864, CWS Powder Coatings GmbH now develops and produces tailor-made powder coating systems at its Düren site for industrial customers. The company employs around 300 people and produces approximately 25,000 tons annually, combining an in-house R&D operation with application advice tailored to customers’ equipment and coating requirements. CWS has been part of the KANSAI HELIOS and Kansai Paint groups since 2023.
CXtec is a Syracuse-based IT hardware lifecycle company that has operated for more than 45 years, supporting organizations worldwide as they build, maintain, upgrade, and retire technology infrastructure. It refurbishes and sells pre-owned network hardware and provides IT asset disposition and maintenance services; its CABLExpress division also manufactures data-center cabling solutions. The company describes its work as extending hardware life and recovering value while reducing electronic waste.
Started as a 25-cow dairy in 1951, CY Farms has grown into a multigenerational, family-owned agricultural operation in western New York producing field crops and vegetables across 6,500 acres. Craig and Christian Yunker run the farm with five managers and a staff of 35, continuing a pattern of diversification that now includes a sister sod business with 300 acres in production. The farm rotates traditional grains and forage with onions, peas and other vegetables while testing new crops and practices.
Founded in 1974 as a maker of board-level electronic components, privately owned Cyberchron Rugged Systems now designs and manufactures rugged and embedded computer systems for military, government, industrial, and commercial applications. The Hopewell Junction company moved into military rugged computers in the early 1980s and is associated with innovations such as monocoque chassis construction and built-in system diagnostics. It provides both commercial off-the-shelf and custom systems, with factory repair and support handled in New York.
Since 1996, Cyberknit Fabrics has made fine-gauge performance knit fabrics in the United States for activewear, lifestyle and tactical apparel. Based in Forest Hills, the company develops fabrics with proprietary materials and finishes, including technologies for moisture management, odor control and thermal regulation. Cyberknit is also aligned with bluesign and other textile sustainability initiatives.
Brooklyn-based CyberLogic, Inc. develops ultrasound technologies spanning the FDA-approved UltraScan 650 bone densitometer and the Wave series of computational modeling software. Its radiation-free UltraScan 650 measures bone mineral density at the 1/3 radius in under 10 seconds, while Wave2000, Wave2500 and Wave3000 simulate two- and three-dimensional viscoelastic wave propagation for engineering and research. The company’s work grows out of more than 30 years of ultrasound research, peer-reviewed studies and patented technologies.
Since 1942, Cyclotherm of Watertown has built individually configured package steam and hot-water boilers in Watertown, New York, along with marine steam generators and specialized heat-transfer equipment. Its compact two-pass design and patented Cyclonic Combustion define the company’s approach, while more than 26,000 package boilers built and equipment still operating from 1947 speak to its long service history. Cyclotherm also supports more than 10,000 customers with replacement parts and technical assistance.
Cygnus Automation, Inc. provides U.S.-made electronic systems and PCB assembly for low- to medium-volume production, with work spanning prototype support through testing and delivery. Based in Bohemia, New York, the company combines 25 years of experience with quick-turn production, responsive changes to specifications and schedules, and quality inspection throughout the process. Its capabilities also extend to electro-mechanical, chassis, cable and wiring assembly.
Cynara is an artichoke specialist that develops, produces and markets artichokes and artichoke foods from a global sourcing network spanning Spain, Peru, Italy and China. Based in Mula, Murcia, the company uses its own research laboratory and an IFS-certified production process to create both traditional preserved hearts and more unexpected formats, including its artichoke snack. Cynara’s year-round focus is on making artichokes more varied and available while reducing environmental impact.
Formed by the 2024 merger of Cynosure and Lutronic, Cynosure Lutronic makes energy-based laser and radiofrequency devices for medical-aesthetic and gynecologic practices. The company combines six decades of product innovation with clinical and manufacturing expertise, and supports practitioners through training, clinical resources, and a service network spanning more than 35 U.S. vans and five warehouses. Its portfolio includes platforms such as the multifrequency XERF radiofrequency system and the Ultra fractional laser.
Founded in 1981 by engineer Harry Turner and his wife, Pamela, Cytec Corp. grew from Harry’s reed-relay designs into a specialist manufacturer of programmable switching systems. Still based in Upstate New York, the company builds standard and custom equipment for automated test and data acquisition, serving customers from small manufacturers to aerospace and defense contractors worldwide. Sales, engineering, and production work together at one location, where Cytec manufactures its products under ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded as a packaging broker in 1985, D Bag Lady began manufacturing in 1992 and now produces custom and specialty flexible barrier packaging in Fairport, New York. Its work includes custom-fit pouches and shrouds, with capabilities suited to both one-piece orders and larger production runs. D Bag Lady has been owned and operated by Extra Packaging LLC since 2022.
For more than a decade, 3D Brooklyn LLC has operated as a design studio and 3D printing service, turning sketches and ideas into custom physical objects. Under the sole leadership of Will Haude, the company works especially closely with marketing agencies on branded campaign pieces and promotions, while also handling prototypes, custom components and production runs. Its portable studio can even bring 3D scanning and live printing to branded events, where guests can leave with personalized creations.
Based in Valley Stream, 3D Print New York provides 3D design, rapid prototyping, and additive manufacturing for both one-off custom pieces and larger production orders. Its work ranges from practical replacement parts to playful products such as logo trading-card stands and miniature traffic cones, with designers helping turn new concepts into printable objects. The shop works primarily with FDM printing and offers common plastics in a wide range of colors, while arranging special materials when a project calls for them.
For more than 15 years, D-Scope Systems has developed medical media software that captures, archives and shares procedure video while integrating it with electronic health records. Its D-Scope VIA platform grew from early otolaryngology products into a hardware-agnostic system used by major ENT teaching institutions and selected U.S. Department of Defense and Veterans Affairs facilities. The company’s IVISS platform is the only medical media solution described as fully vetted for EHR integration across the DoD and VA, with military-level security and an Authorization to Operate.
For more than 15 years, D-Scope Systems has built its reputation around medical imaging workflows, working closely with clinicians to make recorded procedures easier to use in patient care. The New Rochelle company serves healthcare providers with software that manages clinical media and connects it to electronic health records, and its D-Scope IVISS system has been authorized for use in U.S. military and veterans’ healthcare.
D. Reis Furniture Manufacturing Corporation makes fine furniture and architectural millwork from its Mineola, New York operation. The company’s presentation centers on custom woodwork for built environments alongside its furniture work.