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Since 1993, Rome-based Calandra Racing Concepts has designed and manufactured radio-controlled model-car racing products, with a particular focus on pan cars. Founded by Frank Calandra Jr., the family-run operation includes Frank Sr. and Mark Calandra and works from a 10,000-square-foot facility with indoor carpet and outdoor dirt and asphalt test tracks. CRC’s Carpet Knife and MetriCKs cars have carried its U.S.-designed products to major national, European and IFMAR World Championship wins.
Founded in September 1964, family-owned and operated Calcium Chloride Sales supplies calcium chloride products, winter deicers and dust-control solutions to municipal and industrial customers. Based in Pennsylvania, the company serves customers across the Midwest and Northeast, with more than 50 years of experience controlling dust on unpaved gravel surfaces and products manufactured in the USA.
Calcutta Kitchens turns founder Aditi’s home-kitchen recipes into Indian simmer sauces, chutneys and other pantry goods, while serving prepared South Asian food from its 2022 storefront in Kingston’s historic Midtown neighborhood. Its sauces began with Makhani Tikka at a local farmers market and are now shipped to pantries and storefronts across America. The Kingston shop also offers dine-in meals, catering and cooking classes centered on the regional cuisines of India.
Established in 1992 in Reading, Pennsylvania, Caldera Manufacturing Group is a contract manufacturer that fabricates and assembles metal components for medium- to large-volume programs. With additional roots in Westminster, Maryland—where its facility has served customers since 1954—and more than 100,000 square feet and 100 employees at that location, Caldera provides a single-source path from fabrication through finishing and assembly. Its work is backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification and AWS-certified welding personnel.
Caldera Manufacturing Group is a contract manufacturer with operating plants in Reading, Pennsylvania, and Westminster, Maryland. It produces precision-machined parts, fabricated and stamped components, formed and welded parts, assemblies, and finished products for defense, data center and power infrastructure, industrial OEM, energy and power distribution, and specialty transportation markets. Materials include carbon, alloy, and stainless steels, aluminum, copper, brass, and custom alloys.
Caldera Manufacturing Group took shape in 1992 when four established manufacturers joined under one operating structure. Today, its two-plant production system supports demanding programs for defense contractors, power-infrastructure companies, and industrial OEMs, with ISO 9001:2015 certification across both Pennsylvania and Maryland facilities.
Calderon Textiles is an Indianapolis textile supplier known for a consultative approach to serving hospitality, long-term-care, and institutional-laundry customers. The company helps organizations choose practical linen solutions while supporting product re-engineering and logistics planning.
Privately owned and drawing on more than 160 years of experience, Calderys is a global specialist in protecting industrial equipment exposed to extreme heat. Its work supports steelmakers, foundries, and other high-temperature industries through refractory solutions tailored to local processes, with operations in more than 30 countries.
Since 1948, Cambridge, Maryland-based Caldwell Casting Company has made aluminum and zinc die-cast components for industrial, commercial, and Department of Defense customers. The U.S. manufacturer supports programs from engineering and steel tool design through production, using hot- and cold-chamber processes to produce close-tolerance parts. Its established domestic operation is built around consistent results and long-term customer partnerships.
For more than 30 years, Caldwell Corporation has been an Emporium, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for dependable, close-tolerance work for customers across the country. The company produces precision components and custom parts for industrial customers, including short- to medium-run work in metal or plastic.
Since 1996, Caldwell Printing Services has been a locally involved Oil City company serving businesses and organizations across Western Pennsylvania. It began as the region’s exclusive EPI Foil Enhanced Printing dealer and has grown into a broader printing and signage operation, including its Caldwell Signage Solutions division. The company places particular emphasis on personal relationships, making customer visits for presentations and deliveries part of its service.
Since 1954, family-owned Caldwell’s Windoware has been making and installing window coverings for Pittsburgh-area homes, businesses and institutions. Now in its fourth generation of family involvement, the company combines a West End custom drapery workroom with expertise in motorized shading systems and a hands-on installation team. Its work serves settings ranging from schools and hospitals to hotels and senior living centers throughout the region.
For more than 25 years, Caledonia Diesel has sold, rebuilt and exported trucks and heavy equipment from its Caledonia, New York operation, with condition reports and photos accompanying its equipment sales. Its 22-bay repair facility and in-house machine shop extend well beyond sales, handling engine and rear-end rebuilds, diesel fuel-system work and collision repairs. The company has delivered thousands of equipment units to U.S. and foreign ports and serves governments, businesses and individuals.
Since beginning as an agricultural initiative between a beekeeper and a brewer in 2011, Caledonia Spirits has distilled small-batch spirits in Vermont, including its honey-based Barr Hill Gin and whiskey made entirely from Vermont-grown and malted grains. The independent, distiller-owned producer connects cocktail culture to agriculture through local sourcing, partnerships with farms, and a strong focus on pollinator habitat and sustainable production. In 2019, it moved from Hardwick to a sustainably designed distillery in Montpelier.
Founded in Philadelphia in 1911 as a cotton warp dyehouse, Caledonian Dye Works is now a fourth-generation family business providing commission dyeing for yarns and blends. Kimberly F. Livingston leads the company, which combines computerized color matching with package and skein dyeing and accommodates lots from 30 to 1,000 pounds. Its color-matching lab and focus on smaller and mid-sized dye lots reflect a long-standing role in the region’s textile trade.
Calgaz began as a Cambridge, Maryland, company in 1976 and became an Air Liquide-owned business after pioneering the calibration-gas market. Its development of the four-gas “Quad” mixture in 1991 helped simplify instrument testing, and the company now supports safety-critical users worldwide through three manufacturing sites. Calgaz’s quality system includes ISO 9001, ISO/IEC 17025, and ISO 17034 accreditations.
Founded in 1942 to supply impregnated activated carbon for military protection, Pittsburgh-based Calgon Carbon Corporation manufactures activated carbon and related purification systems for liquid- and vapor-phase applications. Its carbon technologies serve more than 700 applications, while its reactivation program recycles spent carbon and its technical teams support treatment projects from the company’s Innovation Center and global network. Calgon Carbon employs approximately 1,750 people and has operated as a wholly owned Kuraray subsidiary since 2018.
Founded in 1991 as Lucid Technologies, Caliber Imaging & Diagnostics designs and manufactures medical imaging systems that reveal tissue at the cellular level. Headquartered in Andover, Massachusetts, with manufacturing in Rochester, New York, the company developed its VivaScope suite of in-vivo confocal microscopes for clinical skin imaging and research. Its Rapid Cell ID technology and telepathology tools support near-real-time review and collaboration among physicians and scientists.
A woman-owned small business, Calibrated Instruments has been making sampling bags for almost 60 years from its base in McHenry, Maryland. Its Cali-5-Bond™ bags are custom-made for research and industrial users, with customers ranging from universities to environmental laboratories and energy companies around the world. The company is especially known for bags that preserve challenging samples, including low-molecular-weight gases, during storage and transport.
Founded in 2013, Calibre Scientific develops and manufactures proprietary, custom and off-the-shelf solutions for specialized work in life sciences and diagnostics. Its technical teams support laboratories and pharmaceutical customers with products spanning areas such as protein science, clinical testing and agricultural biology, while the broader group’s portfolio includes more than 64 brands serving customers in 175 countries.