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Bytech makes consumer electronics and everyday tech accessories, including charging products and audio devices sold under its own brands. Its site highlights the iHome and Bytech names, with product support extending to a range of iHome manuals.
Since 2011, Bytox has made USA-produced wellness patches, best known for its hangover patch that delivers vitamins and nutrients through the skin while customers drink and sleep. The company has expanded that patch-based approach into daily immune and collagen support, alongside clinician-reviewed supplements such as its non-dairy probiotic formula.
BZ Duct Shop fabricates custom HVAC rectangular ductwork and fittings. The submitted source context states that it works with aluminum, stainless steel, black iron grease duct, and galvanized sheet metal.
bzb designs is a Lancaster, Pennsylvania-based textile designer that creates handwoven recycled accessories for you and your home. The company makes woven goods from salvaged t-shirts, slicing them into continuous strips and weaving the t-shirt yarn on an upright tapestry loom. The woven fabric is then sewn into pillows, purses, rugs, or mounted for wall hangings.
Family-owned and multigeneration, C & B Machine has built its Dover, Ohio operation around direct customer relationships and careful work. The company provides CNC precision machining for customers who need anything from a single part to a 1,000-part run, with a 40,000-square-foot facility supporting jobs large and small.
Founded in 1976 as a custom thermoplastic fabrication company, C & E Plastics designs and manufactures industrial process equipment, with a long-standing specialty in plastic tanks for metal-processing plants. From its Georgetown, Pennsylvania facilities, it has grown from a regional strip-line tank supplier into a worldwide supplier and reports two manufacturing buildings totaling 33,000 square feet.
For more than 30 years, this family-owned Jefferson business has been known for Amish-built outdoor structures shaped to local customers’ needs. C & H Sheds serves homeowners across the surrounding Maryland region with custom storage buildings and practical delivery support.
Founded in Cambridge in 1947 by brothers Charles and Kenneth Lord, C & K Lord is a custom metal fabrication job shop that designs, builds, installs, and supports made-to-specification equipment. Now led by Charles’s son Ken, the company has remained in continuous operation in the same city while expanding from sheet metal and ductwork into specialized fabrication, welding, machining, and integrated systems. Its staff brings more than 125 years of collective experience, serving customers from the Eastern Shore and throughout a much wider region.
Founded in Dayton in 1964 by Bill Crawford and Al McCloskey, C & M Rubber Co. has evolved from a Uniroyal distributor into a long-established custom manufacturer serving industrial customers. The company is known for applying decades of molding and tooling experience to difficult rubber-component projects, including military rocket seals, while producing all of its work in Ohio. C & M Rubber is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded in 1996 and located in Leechburg, Pennsylvania, C and C Tooling & Automation operates a 22,500-square-foot precision machining and fabrication facility. The privately held company has evolved from a tool-and-die business and now pairs precision machining and fabrication with custom automation machinery and robotic work cells. Its stated customer base includes the Department of Defense, automotive, and oil and gas industries.
Founded in a Brooklyn grocery store and cheese business in 1935, family-owned 4C Foods Corp. makes grated Italian cheeses, bread crumbs, iced tea and drink mixes, and energy beverages. The company remains in Brooklyn, where its seasoned bread crumbs are made with a family recipe that has been used for more than four generations, and its products are sold across the United States and internationally.
Founded in 2017 by pouring candles in a Brooklyn apartment, C R Ξ Τ Ξ HOME now hand-pours scented candles in New York’s Hudson Valley and extends those fragrances into room sprays, diffusers, and hand-care products. The brand uses cruelty-free, nontoxic materials and 100% vegetable wax, with scents designed to create what it calls “concrete memories” rather than sugary, cupcake-like aromas. It also brings the scent-making process to life through private candle- and room-spray-making events.
With more than 20 years in the radar industry, C Speed is a Liverpool, New York, engineering company known for developing American-made surveillance technology for demanding defense and security missions. Its LightWave software-defined radar platform is designed to sharpen detection while giving operators a practical way to modernize trusted legacy systems. C Speed works with government and defense customers that need dependable domain awareness in the field.
Founded in 1939 by Charlie Beard, C-B Tool Co. is a Lancaster, Pennsylvania, job shop that makes precision machined and fabricated parts for industrial customers. Its original Lancaster Shrinker/Stretcher metal-forming tool remains in production nearly unchanged, with fourth-generation family members preserving the product’s legacy while the company continues contract machining and custom fabrication. C-B Tool is ISO 9001 certified and uses NIST-traceable inspection equipment, including a coordinate measuring machine, to support close-tolerance work.
With 22 years in beauty manufacturing, C-Care LLC is a Linthicum Heights contract manufacturer known for developing and producing products for established and emerging brands. Its facility supports projects from concept through production, including complex emulsions and hair color made for professional and consumer markets. C-Care is also an FDA-registered OTC manufacturing facility and holds a Platinum EcoVadis rating.
Since 1988, privately owned C-Flex Bearing Company has manufactured frictionless bearings, pivots and flexible couplings from its upstate New York facility. The company’s specialty is tailoring flexural components for demanding applications, including aerospace and space systems supplied to Lockheed Martin and Northrop Grumman and a pivot used in NASA’s WISE telescope. C-Flex operates a 6,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and keeps key processes in-house for quality control.
Since 1968, Philadelphia-based C-Lec Plastics has manufactured Rexolite®, its distinctive cross-linked polystyrene microwave plastic, while providing custom fabrication and specialized plastics distribution. The company developed stress-free thick sheets and large-diameter rods and continues to refine Rexolite production through research, development, and computer-controlled processes. Rexolite is used where stable electrical performance, microwave transparency, and precise machinability matter, including high-frequency electronics and aerospace applications.
C-N-L Casting Sales helps companies rethink how components are made, recommending alternate manufacturing processes that can lower costs and resolve casting-quality problems. The Gluntz family’s casting roots reach back to 1922 in Cleveland, and Barry Gluntz—who joined the business in 1994—now specializes in re-engineering products for more efficient production. Founded by Chuck and Lois Gluntz in 1980, the company works with both emerging product developers and manufacturing teams facing difficult casting decisions.
Established in 2016, C-Root Dental Medical develops and manufactures dental materials and equipment focused on root canal treatment. Its research centers on patented strontium-silicate technology, used in products such as its bioceramic root canal sealer and root-repair material. The company says its products are ISO 13485-certified and CE-certified and FDA-approved, with production supported by sterile testing and purification facilities.
Three generations of the Litzler family have built C. A. Litzler Co., Inc. into a Cleveland manufacturer known for long-running relationships and deep industrial heat-processing experience. For 70 years, the company has engineered custom equipment for manufacturers worldwide, with hundreds of its units still operating and field support available from the United States and China.