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Founded by Pierino Cattini in 1949, Cattini e Figlio manufactures transmission gears and shifting systems for demanding industrial, agricultural and specialty-vehicle applications. The independent Italian company remains family-owned, pairing decades of gearmaking experience with in-house heat treatment, electron-beam welding and advanced finishing for components used in heavy-duty transmissions. Its global reach now includes customer support in North America and a dedicated Indian centre for manual gear-shifting systems.
Founded in 2015, CAV Manufacturing engineers, machines, and assembles parts and products, with additional welding and injection-molding capabilities. The Salisbury, Maryland company draws on aerospace and defense experience and is ISO 9001:2015 certified, while managing projects from start to finish for demanding customer requirements.
Born at Mochi Craft in 1990 from the vision of Luigi Prosperi, Cayman Yachts builds Italian motor yachts shaped around individual owners’ requests. The brand moved to La Spezia in 1996, where Prosperi and his naval-engineer son Paolo developed yachts from 40 to 75 feet, and today its Flag Marine Group shipyard in Rosignano Marittimo combines experienced craftsmanship with updated technology. Each yacht is customized from structural details through interior design, with the yard also providing coordinated after-sales care and maintenance planning.
CC Instruments Inc. is a Baltimore medical-device company known for its knot-hiding implant approach to ligament reconstruction. Its CC Clip Implant System is used with tendon grafts in surgery for acromioclavicular separation, with a design intended to keep the suture knot within the clavicular drill hole rather than protruding above the bone. The system has FDA 510(k) approval and CE marking.
CCI is a small Mid-Atlantic business known for the scale of its elevator work, having manufactured more than 5,000 elevators and worked at over 1,000 locations. From the Washington, DC metropolitan area, it serves commercial and local government customers with elevator interiors and finishes, working alongside contractors and OEMs across the region.
CCL Healthcare produces custom printed secondary packaging for pharmaceutical, medical-device and life-science companies, including labels, printed information and cartons made in cGMP-compliant facilities. A division of CCL Label, the company combines more than seven decades of printing experience with a global network of 38-plus facilities that prints locally for customers around the world. Its specialized work includes cryogenic labeling and clinical-trial services, supported by ISO 9001 certification and electronic quality assurance systems.
Since 2001, Baltimore-based CDigital has specialized in commercial dry-toner printing and digital heat transfers that add full-color decoration to manufactured parts and products. Its Fusion Transfers create a clean “no label” look across challenging surfaces, including shaped and cylindrical items, and are produced in the United States using three Xeikon digital printers. CDigital supports projects from short runs to large production volumes, with transfers typically shipping two to three days after artwork is received.
Family-owned since 1984, CE Printed Products manufactures envelopes and printed stationery for trade customers, with its work centered on envelope printing, converting and short-run custom orders. Based in Carol Stream, Illinois, with a production facility in Georgia, the company ships more than 2 million units a day across the United States and parts of Canada, inspecting each order before it leaves the facility.
Founded by the Granville family in Wilton, Connecticut, in 1946, Celeste Industries Corporation develops specialty cleaning, maintenance and odor-control chemicals for the aviation and rail industries. The company’s roots in perfume, aerosol and stick-cologne technology evolved into toilet chemicals for military aircraft and, eventually, a broad range of solutions used by commercial airlines and railways worldwide. Now an ITW company, Celeste works with airlines and aircraft OEMs to develop tested, water-based formulations for demanding cabin and fleet-maintenance tasks.
From its Frederick, Maryland base, Celestial Fire Glass supplies the components and guidance homeowners need to build DIY gas fire pits, with custom wind guards and fire glass among its signature offerings. As a direct-to-consumer business, it pairs competitive pricing with an extensive resource library and hands-on help for customers who may be intimidated by gas installation. Its Pro-Ignite burner kits are CSA certified and backed by a limited lifetime warranty, while custom wind guards carry lifetime broken-glass coverage.
Since 1994, woman-owned Centaur Graphics LLC has helped organizations carry a message from design through printing and integrated marketing to mailing, fulfillment, and distribution. The Frederick company is set apart by keeping an experienced account manager with each client from design through logistics, while its in-house mail center and warehouse handle complex campaigns and daily order shipping. Its customers include nonprofits, national brands, biotech companies, and higher-education institutions.
Led by ocularist Timothy Friel, who began training in 1983 and has practiced privately since 1989, the Center for Ocular Reconstruction creates individually fitted artificial eyes and other ocular prostheses. With offices at Baltimore’s Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute and in Bethesda, the center combines patient-specific fabrication with patented work aimed at making computer-generated prostheses more accurate and reproducible. Friel holds advanced and board certifications in ocularistry and has contributed to the field through multiple patents and professional leadership.
A Baltimore practice with roots in the postwar era, the Center for Prosthetic Restorations was founded in 1947 by Army medical artist Felix B. Weinberg and is now led by Paula J. Sauerborn, who has specialized in detailed custom facial prostheses for more than 35 years. One of the country’s oldest continually operating facial and somato prosthetic firms, it serves patients nationally and internationally while combining sculptural artistry with modern digital modeling and collaborative medical care.
Central Admixture Pharmacy Services (CAPS) prepares customized, patient-specific sterile medications, with a particular focus on parenteral nutrition, through a nationwide network of 21 registered 503A regional pharmacies. The B. Braun Group company also provides sterile admixture services and practical cleanroom consulting, drawing on more than 25 years of pharmacy and cleanroom experience. Its CAPS Consulting team helps pharmacies assess readiness for USP <797> and USP <800> requirements.
Since 1994, woman-owned Central Precision has made precision sheet-metal parts, machined components, and assemblies for customers from its 37,000-square-foot facility in central Maryland. Its work includes custom enclosures and turnkey assemblies for defense and commercial applications, with design support and reverse-engineering available alongside in-house finishing and assembly. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and CMMC 2.0 Level 2 compliant.
Centreville Trailer Parts supplies replacement and repair parts for nearly every kind of trailer, from boat and enclosed trailers to flatbeds, horse trailers, air-brake trailers and towable RVs. Opened in Annapolis in June 2007, the company now serves customers through three Maryland retail locations, with online ordering and expert help for do-it-yourself trailer repairs. Its catalog includes parts from established brands such as Dexter, Buyers and Kodiak, alongside specialty items such as pre-cut replacement aluminum skin for enclosed trailers.
CENTROL Emergency Response Systems develops emergency alert equipment for homes and continuing-care communities, including systems that let residents summon help beyond the reach of a wall button. Based in Wilmington, Delaware, the company’s PRESALERT retrofit adds wireless activation to existing pull-cords in independent and assisted-living residences, while NurseAlert connects with nurse-call systems in hospitals and skilled-nursing facilities. Its in-home offerings include both landline and cellular-connected personal emergency response systems.
Emerging in 2014 from the reorganization of the United States Enrichment Corporation, Centrus Energy carries forward a long American history in uranium enrichment. The Bethesda-based company has supplied nuclear fuel to utilities since 1998 and is now restoring domestic enrichment capability while developing HALEU for advanced reactors.
Cerevia Neurosciences is developing a closed-loop, fMRI-guided neuromodulation platform for dementia care, centered on its compact Ladybug™ Sanctuary unit. The company combines AI-driven personalization with integrated brain imaging to deliver non-invasive therapy in clinical and memory-care settings. Cerevia is a spin-out of the Weinberg Medical Holdings venture studio and holds more than 35 U.S. and international patents.
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