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Started by Charles Chandler in a Philadelphia garage in 1973, C. Chandler Company builds custom cabinetry, millwork and woodwork for homes, businesses and retail spaces. The Philadelphia shop now spans 15,000 square feet and combines computerized machinery with the hands-on craftsmanship that remains central to each piece. Its work has included restaurant interiors for the Vetri Family and retail fixtures for brands including Anthropologie and Free People.
Founded in 1833, C. F. Martin & Co. is a family-owned and operated musical-instrument maker that has remained under family ownership for six generations. The company builds acoustic guitars and ukuleles, and has also manufactured its own strings since acquiring Darco Strings in 1970. Its instruments are handcrafted in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, while Martin strings are made at the company’s facility in Navojoa, Mexico.
Born in a small Broadway loft in the early 1930s, C. Howard Company Inc. makes the distinctive violet mints and scented gum that gave Choward’s its New York identity. Founded by Charles Howard, the company still manufactures his original line, including the classic Violet confection, and now sells it across the United States and around the world. Michael Pratz and Ian Kessler lead the company today.
C. Lloyd Company, LLC is a family-run Curtisville business that has sold landscape and building supplies since 1969 and has made and sold burial vaults since it began. Its burial-vault plant is at its Saxonburg Boulevard location, and the company added Trigard vaults to its line in 2007.
Family-owned since 1989, C. Massouh Printing Services provides complete print and marketing support, from design through production and fulfillment. Based in the Massillon area, the company combines digital, offset and large-format capabilities with distribution support that can send marketing materials wherever they are needed worldwide.
Founded by Carmen Palmieri in 1943 from a basement, C. Palmer Manufacturing makes American-made cooking irons and molds, best known for tools that bring pizzelles and other traditional treats to the kitchen. Still owned and operated by the Palmieri family, the West Newton company is now run by Carmen’s granddaughter, Darcy Smouse, and also supplies outdoor cooking irons and replacement parts for its appliances.
With more than 125 years in the dairy-equipment industry, C. van ’t Riet / Dairy Technology USA serves both small farms and industrial facilities from DuBois, Pennsylvania. The company builds standard and custom machinery for dairy processing, with equipment for the U.S. and Canadian markets designed to meet 3-A Sanitary Standards and Pasteurized Milk Ordinance requirements.
In business since 1978, C.A. Reed Associates is a Canandaigua, New York company known for using its own directly employed crews rather than subcontractors. It manufactures and installs industrial epoxy flooring for customers across the Eastern United States, with more than 4,000 completed customer relationships and facilities in three states to support projects with tight schedules.
Founded by Carl August Picard in 1876, C.A.PICARD® manufactures high-performance, corrosion- and wear-resistant precision metal parts for extrusion and plate-technology applications. Its North American branch operates from Battle Creek, while the fifth-generation family-owned group spans 11 locations in five countries. The company also supports machinery after the sale through PICARD Care, including barrel assessment, relining and reverse-engineering services.
From its headquarters in Hagen, Germany, C.D. Wälzholz GmbH & Co. KG develops and manufactures customized steel strip and other precision steel materials for industrial applications. Its globally connected production and sales network supports customers with engineering, material development and logistics close to their local markets. In Mexico City, the company adds a local warehouse and flexible small-batch supply to its broad steel-material offering.
Since 1947, C.E. Conover & Co. has manufactured sealing systems for aircraft and spacecraft, growing from an aerospace supplier into a U.S.-based producer of engineered seals and molded and machined polymer parts. Its Bensalem operation is known for developing proprietary REVONOC materials and for supplying sealing components used in applications ranging from the Grumman lunar module to water treatment and pharmaceutical production. Conover is registered to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.
Known as “The Position Indicator Specialist,” C.E. Electronics, Inc. designs and manufactures solid-state elevator components and fixtures for modernization, retrofit, and new-installation work. The Bryan, Ohio company is described as the largest independent supplier of elevator position indicators, while also developing custom hardware and direct-replacement solutions for difficult elevator equipment problems. Its products extend into accessibility, security, fire-safety communication, and acoustic treatments for hydraulic elevators.
C.E. Holden, Inc. has produced precision screw-machine parts since 1950, specializing in high-volume production while also handling low-volume orders with CNC lathes. Based in Cheswick, Pennsylvania, the company describes its work as serving customers in Pittsburgh and worldwide and emphasizes precision manufacturing and quality requirements.
Established in 1981, C.E.D. Process Minerals manufactures high-purity cristobalite and related silica fillers from quartz at its own U.S. plant. Its proprietary, additive-free solid-state process fully converts the quartz, giving C-1 Cristobalite and CristolBrite their distinctive purity and carefully controlled particle characteristics for uses ranging from investment materials to coatings and sealants.
C.E.I.A. S.p.A. is an Italian industrial company whose in-house research, engineering, and production define its character. From its headquarters near Arezzo, it develops electromagnetic inspection and induction-heating systems for security and industrial customers, with worldwide assistance and certified equipment training. Its LACE laboratory also conducts electromagnetic-compatibility testing under ISO 17025:2017 accreditation.
Known in Binghamton for its precision finishing work, C.H. Thompson Finishing is a one-stop shop supporting customers from small machine shops to major aerospace and defense contractors. The company combines specialized masking with finishing services for parts used across demanding industrial markets, and its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D. It also maintains ITAR registration and NADCAP Chemical Processing certification.
From Clarence Dannemiller’s 1935 door-to-door popcorn route in Ohio, C.J. Dannemiller Co. has grown into a family-owned wholesale supplier of nuts, popcorn, seeds and concession products for businesses nationwide. Now in its fourth generation, the company serves everyone from food manufacturers and retailers to concession operators, offering case orders, recurring delivery and pallet-scale purchasing. Its SQF certification adds documented food-safety standards to a business built around long-running customer relationships.
Family-owned and operated since 1959, C.J. Miller LLC builds infrastructure and develops sites across Maryland and the Mid-Atlantic, with asphalt plants in Finksburg and Woodsboro supporting its work. Based near Manchester in Carroll County, the company has grown from founder Charles “Buck” Miller’s community-minded operation into a third-generation family business, now led by his sons and represented by his granddaughter. Its crews also handle environmental response and remediation, while the company’s clearing work gives salvaged timber and chipped debris a second life through local mills and nurseries.
Founded in 2018 by Cheryl Krueger, C.Krueger’s Finest Baked Goods makes handcrafted gourmet cookies and turns them into ready-to-gift boxes delivered nationwide. Based in Columbus, Ohio, the company pairs individually wrapped cookies with custom-designed presentation and personalized messages, serving both individual celebrations and large corporate gifting programs. Its production and distribution are AIB International Certified for food safety.
Since its founding in 1979, C.Matic has grown from a Brianza supplier of small precision metal parts into a Giussano-based specialist in pneumatic fittings. Its international work is grounded in in-house research, including a laboratory that tests designs and develops solutions for changing industrial applications. The company holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications.