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Incorporated in New York in 1986, Caltex International Ltd. is a Syracuse-based manufacturer known for ecologically safe cleaning and restoration products. Its low-volume, low-pressure system supports a dealer network of more than 825 operators serving residential and commercial customers across the United States and Canada.
Since its founding in 1986, Caltronics has been a Southern California manufacturer focused on keeping circuit-board production in the United States. The company combines more than 30 years of engineering experience with in-house support for customers developing electronics, including flexible circuit boards for demanding applications. Caltronics is a minority-owned, economically disadvantaged woman-owned small business with AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certifications.
Calvaresi Winery produced quality small-batch wines in Bernville, Pennsylvania, growing from Tom Calvaresi’s 1981 home winery in a Reading row house into a destination on the Berks County Wine Trail. After Shannon Birosik acquired the winery in 2014, it continued as a family business under the Soaked Wines brand, known for award-winning wines and a casual country setting. Calvaresi Winery has since closed its doors.
Calvary Industries is a Fairfield, Ohio-based chemical manufacturer known for creating custom solutions around the specific needs of industrial customers. Its research and development team has formulated more than 2,500 chemical solutions, while the company also makes and processes customer-owned products to their specifications. Calvary supports those relationships with on-site technical help and a stated mission centered on customers, community, integrity, and stewardship.
Calvary Spine designs, manufactures, and distributes FDA-cleared interbody fusion devices made from PEEK-OPTIMA polymer, with lumbar and cervical spacers intended to support spinal fusion and restore disc height. Based in Baltimore, the company differentiates itself by pairing surgeon-designed implants and instruments with annual price guarantees that it says run 30%–50% below typical market pricing. Its service model includes next-day delivery, loaner instruments, and exchanges for unused inventory.
As a 100% veteran-owned, nationwide company, Calvex brings 25 years of combined experience to the scientific community. Led by former U.S. Navy Nuclear Electronics Technician Joe Thompson, it is known for supporting regulated facilities with controlled environmental chambers and the technical services that keep them compliant.
With roots in Hanover, Pennsylvania, dating to 1910, CAM Innovation is a century-old American machine builder known for serving the electric motor industry. Its custom machinery supports motor manufacturers and repair shops worldwide, including customers in more than 60 countries, while a 50,000-square-foot Hanover facility carries projects from engineering through production. CAM also provides installation and training for the equipment it builds.
For more than 45 years, CAM Millwork has remained a close, family-run manufacturer serving commercial and retail customers from its Easton, Pennsylvania, facility. Its 32,000-square-foot operation is known for turning client ideas into custom point-of-purchase displays and casework, with production built around AWI quality standards and in-house project coordination.
Founded in 1932 as Radio Parts Company in the Pittsburgh area, CAM RPC Electronics is a component supplier and contract assembly and manufacturing partner. It supports small- to medium-sized production runs and has continued operating through its evolution from a local radio-parts supplier into a business serving industrial and regulated markets.
Built in Pennsylvania and assembled in the USA, CAM Superline manufactures heavy-duty trailers for equipment hauling, commercial work, and demanding jobsites. Its lineup includes the commercial-grade BEAST series, with rugged steel construction, precision welding, and specialized designs for high-capacity hauling. CAM backs its trailers with a five-year limited frame warranty and lifetime LED lighting coverage through an authorized dealer network.
Founded by Chris Wagner in 1992 after years developing factory automation, CAM Technologies is an industrial controls company known for tackling difficult compressed-air engineering challenges. Its work has reached manufacturing applications worldwide, including more than 1,500 installed control systems and automation of over 9,000 air compressors. CAM’s data-driven approach is aimed at helping industrial operators use compressed air more efficiently and reliably.
In Cleveland, CAM Tool & Engineering turns product designs into injection molds, dies, and machined parts, carrying projects from screen to finished component. The company has supplied specialized products since 2000 and brings more than 40 years of mold-making and machining experience to its full-service work. Its designers use the same software across the tool build to help create molds that run smoothly and allow for quick changes.
Incorporated in Colborne, Ontario, in 1982, Cam Tran is a privately owned Canadian manufacturer known for its full-line distribution transformer operation. With 473 employees across five locations and more than 250,000 square feet of manufacturing space as of 2023, the company serves utility customers and has built a particular reputation for amorphous transformer technology.
Founded by Donald and Peggy Corp in 1974, CAM Tyre & Welding Co Ltd is a Radstock manufacturer of precision-engineered components and bespoke products for customers across the UK. Still operating from its original South West England building, the family-run business combines in-house CNC engineering with a team-based approach that takes projects from prototype work through production. Its record of traceable quality and punctual delivery has earned repeat customers across a wide range of industries.
CAM-TECH Industries grew from a family garage operation founded by Tom Collier and Richard Vice in 1981 into a Fairport manufacturer known for tightly documented fasteners for demanding applications. The company now works from a 30,000-square-foot facility with 45 Davenport screw machines, and serves military and aerospace customers alongside commercial buyers. Its quality system is certified to AS9100:2016 and ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1996 as a designer and manufacturer of headrest structures, Camaco has grown into a global supplier of engineered seating systems for the automotive industry. It designs, tests, validates, and manufactures seat structures and mechanisms, with operations spanning six countries and a workforce of 3,500 employees.
Founded in 1996 as a headrest-structure supplier, Camaco now designs, tests, validates and manufactures engineered seating structures and mechanisms for the global automotive industry. From its Farmington Hills headquarters, the company supports programs ranging from low-volume premium vehicles to high-volume global platforms through a footprint spanning six countries, 1.5 million square feet and roughly 3,500 employees. Camaco’s distinctive reach combines full-service engineering with vertically integrated manufacturing and its own Rebel Freight logistics division.
Camber Spine Technologies develops surgeon-designed medical devices for minimally invasive and minimally disruptive treatment of complex spinal conditions. Based just outside Philadelphia, the company combines 3D printing with its ENZA® and SPIRA® implant platforms and has developed a patented OLIF system for oblique access to the lumbar spine. Its 27,000-square-foot facility includes a mechanical test lab, prototype shop and double cadaver lab, and the company is an ISO 13485-certified medical device manufacturer.
Cambria is a family-owned, American-made manufacturer of natural quartz surfaces, rooted in the Davis family’s dairy business heritage of more than 80 years. It operates an expanded 1-million-square-foot slab manufacturing facility in Le Sueur, Minnesota, where it makes quartz surfaces for residential and commercial spaces.
The Cambria County Association for the Blind and Handicapped, Inc. manufactures CAB Products and CAB Solar while providing vision, rehabilitation, and employment services to people with disabilities in Cambria County, Pennsylvania. Its manufacturing operations produce cable-management and safety goods and include custom sewing and assembly at its facilities in Ebensburg and Johnstown. Product sales help support services for more than 500 people with disabilities.