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Since J. Louis Richter founded it in a German Village garage in 1911, C.O.W. Industries has grown from a repair shop into a 100% employee-owned Columbus manufacturer. Today, it is known for high-variety, low-volume precision metal work for customers ranging from small businesses to multinational firms, with production kept under one roof to help shorten lead times.
C.P. Foods Products, Inc. is the U.S. subsidiary of Thailand-based Charoen Pokphand Foods, a global food company with more than 50 years in seafood. It supplies traceable seafood and Asian-style foods to distributors, retailers, and foodservice operators nationwide, with an integrated supply chain that extends from feed production through processing.
C.R. Daniels, Inc. is a diversified manufacturer of sewn, plastic, metal, and fabric goods, with roots in a New York City sail loft acquired by the Trumpbour brothers in 1920. The family continues to own controlling stock, and the company operates manufacturing facilities in Ellicott City, Maryland, and Rutledge, Tennessee. Its long-running Dandux line includes material-handling products, and the company also makes specialized fabricated products for the aerospace industry.
Founded in 1981 as an engineering firm serving federal customers, C.R. International Inc. now builds and tests electronic assemblies for mission-critical applications from its 18,000-square-foot Laurel, Maryland facility. The certified Woman-Owned Small Business supports projects ranging from prototypes to production, with particular experience serving defense, aerospace and communications customers. CRI is ISO 9001:2015 certified, ITAR registered and holds Final CMMC Level 2 C3PAO certification.
C.R. Laurence Co., Inc. supplies architectural metals, glass fittings, and professional-grade glazing products, and its Blumcraft brand has specialized in architectural glass and entrance hardware for more than 50 years. Blumcraft is described as combining engineering and fabrication with design, safety, and performance, and its portfolio includes glass entrances and railings.
C.R. Semler Inc is a locally family-owned business that has served the tri-state area for 60 years, manufacturing precast concrete septic tanks on site. It also provides septic-system and excavation services for residential and commercial customers.
Established in 1858, Tiffin-based C.S. Bell Company manufactures size-reduction and conveying equipment, with a long-running specialty in mills customized for industrial, agricultural, commercial and individual uses. Its U.S.-made machinery is adapted to specific applications, from small farm grist mills to recycling equipment, and the company also builds conveyors and crushers for specialized operations.
C.S. Products Inc. (Conshohocken Steel Products) manufactures waste and recycling equipment, including roll-off containers, hook lift containers, and compaction containers. The company has over 40 years of experience serving the waste, recycling, construction, and demolition industries.
Since its incorporation in Pennsylvania in 1967, C.S.R. Incorporated has designed, manufactured, and distributed braided cord and rope, with a particular focus on high-tech and exotic fibers. The Sellersville company supplies cord worldwide and draws on long export experience, serving military, industrial, and commercial applications. In-house tensile testing helps verify that its braids meet demanding specifications.
Founded by Steve and Jim Goldschmidt in 2001, C.T.S. Waterjet, LLC is a Cincinnati-area manufacturer specializing in precision abrasive waterjet cutting. The company added its first Omax machine in 2008 and has since grown to four machines, including a 60-by-120-inch system capable of cutting material up to 12 inches thick. Its staff also handles CAD programming and design, including reproducing parts from worn samples or simple sketches.
C.U.E., Inc. is a 100% Scaletta-family-owned manufacturer whose urethane molding history reaches back to 1957. Founded under its current name in 1986 by the management team of a urethane division, the company remains headquartered in Cranberry Township and now employs more than 100 people across three U.S. plants. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operation develops and produces cast urethane parts for customers worldwide, with a particular heritage in corrugated packaging.
Founded in 1946, C.W. Thomas is a family-run Philadelphia manufacturer with more than 80 years devoted to thermoforming. The company is known for carrying complex plastic projects from in-house tooling through finished production, serving customers in demanding fields such as aerospace and mass transit. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D.
Born from Linda’s Christmas chocolate-making tradition, C&C Candies and Country Store now makes handcrafted chocolates and baked goods in Friedensburg, including its well-known peanut rolls and custom cakes. The family-owned business opened its first store in 1997 and has grown into a retail bakery and wholesale chocolate operation supplying novelties to businesses across the East Coast, while also offering more than 2,000 candy-making molds and supplies for home makers.
C&C Smith Lumber Company is an Appalachian Mountains sawmill and wood-products manufacturer that has operated for over 45 years. Its owners maintain a hands-on focus on quality as the company makes turning squares and other wood products, and it has expanded into cabinet production and wood pellets.
Family-owned and operated since 2015, C&C Tanks is a Pennsylvania business known for giving gently used industrial containers a second life. It serves customers locally and nationwide with refurbished IBC tanks, including units prepared for food-contact applications.
Since its founding in 1992, C&D Assembly has remained a privately owned company serving OEMs from Groton, New York. Its 20,000-square-foot facility supports electronics manufacturing for rapid prototypes and high-mix production, backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and IPC-A-610-trained personnel.
Since 1906, C&D Technologies has manufactured industrial batteries and energy-storage systems that keep critical power available for data centers, telecommunications and infrastructure. The company operates seven manufacturing locations, sells more than 5.5 million batteries annually and serves over 120 countries, while supporting systems through installation, maintenance and recycling. Its lead-acid battery recycling program recovers more than 98% of battery components and uses up to 80% of reclaimed materials in new batteries.
C&G Holsters began in 2008 when retired law-enforcement officer and master firearms instructor Christopher J. Burns started making gear in his garage after failing to find a Kydex holster that met his standards. Today, Burns works alongside his son Gary and a team drawn from military, law-enforcement, and competitive-shooting backgrounds, with the company producing American-made holsters shaped by that practical experience for both professionals and civilians.
C&J Industries has been shaping precision plastic injection-molded parts and complete contract-manufactured products in Meadville since 1962. The 100% employee-owned company now operates a 215,000-square-foot facility with more than 300 employees, pairing in-house tooling and engineering with particular depth in medical-device manufacturing and high-precision telecommunications components. C&J is ISO 13485:2016 and ISO 9001:2015 certified and has been FDA registered for medical manufacturing since 1981.
C&J Marine is a British manufacturer that has worked from its Chichester factory since 1989, with long-serving team members including a production manager of 30 years and a director who has supported the company for 30 years. It is known for producing made-to-measure marine covers and upholstery for boat owners, builders and commercial customers, using digital measuring and on-site fabrication to achieve accurate fits.