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With more than 30 years in the field, Cambria Systems Inc. designs and integrates industrial automation and electrical control systems for industrial, commercial, and municipal customers. The Sidman, Pennsylvania company handles projects from engineering and programming through installation and control-panel fabrication, including new systems and retrofits. Cambria is a Rockwell Automation Recognized System Integrator and a Wonderware Registered System Integrator Partner, with UL 508A and UL 698A certifications for industrial control panels, including hazardous-location applications.
Known within Regal Rexnord for its woven-metal expertise, Cambridge makes conveying and engineered mesh solutions for food-processing and industrial customers. Its work also serves filtration, packaging, and architectural applications, giving the brand a reach beyond conventional conveyor equipment.
Cambridge Engineered Solutions traces its roots to Cambridge, Maryland, where it began weaving wire cloth more than 100 years ago; one of its early customers was Thomas Edison. Now part of Regal Rexnord following its 2016 acquisition by Rexnord, the company is known for engineered woven-mesh solutions used in food processing and industrial applications.
Founded in 1981 by MIT organic chemist Joel Bradley, Cambridge Isotope Laboratories has grown from a four-person startup into a US-based company with roughly 850 employees worldwide. Now part of the Otsuka Group, CIL is known for its stable-isotope expertise, including a long-running production presence in Xenia, Ohio, and supports scientific and industrial customers with nonradioactive isotope-labeled materials.
Cambridge Isotope Laboratories, Inc. produces stable isotopes and stable isotope-labeled compounds, including labeled biochemical and organic compounds, gases, solvents, analytical standards, and cGMP products. Its manufacturing and isotope-separation operations support research, medical, pharmaceutical, electronics, semiconductor, OLED, nuclear medicine, and environmental applications.
Since Nick Vassi founded Cambridge Kitchens Mfg. in 1993, the Hicksville shop has grown from a 3,000-square-foot workplace into a 35,000-square-foot factory serving luxury homeowners across the Tri-State area. Its in-house team creates fully custom cabinetry and architectural millwork, assembling each project at the factory so clients can inspect it before installation.
Founded in 1982 by Dick and Peggy Knellinger in their home, Cambridge Packaging has grown into a southeastern Ohio manufacturer of custom corrugated boxes and distributor of packaging and shipping supplies. The family-run company now operates from a 134,000-square-foot Cambridge facility, producing more than 140 million square feet of corrugated material annually and serving the region for over 40 years. Its 75-plus employees support both packaging design and the manufacturing and shipping needs of local businesses.
For more than two decades, Cambridge Scales has built weighing equipment in Western Chester County, Pennsylvania, with a later expansion into Western Maryland. The company’s service-bench experience shapes its distinctive approach: scales are deliberately over-built and engineered for convenient calibration and maintenance access. Cambridge Scales supports its products with a team reporting more than 100 years of combined experience.
Cambridge Security Seals is a privately owned American manufacturer headquartered in Pomona, New York, known for producing security seals in the United States. Its work centers on helping organizations protect goods and maintain accountability, with quality management supported by ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Since 1988, Cambridge Valley Machining has built its reputation in Cambridge, New York, as a precision manufacturing partner for customers ranging from startups to Fortune 500 companies. The company works with clients from early prototypes through long-running production, keeping design and manufacturing resources under one roof in its 50,000-square-foot facility. Its quality systems include ISO 9001 and AS9100 certification, along with more than 25 years of Department of Labor SHARP certification.
Cambridge-Lee Industries LLC is a copper-focused manufacturer and distributor serving Plumbing, HVAC, Construction, Industrial, and OEM markets. A leader in the copper industry since 1939, it operates a manufacturing complex near Reading, Pennsylvania, with a refinery, multiple casting furnaces, three tube mills, and a 90,000-square-foot distribution center. The company integrates manufacturing and distribution and also distributes globally from warehouse locations across the USA and Canada.
Camco Manufacturing is Bradford County’s largest machine shop, producing close-tolerance, intricate components for applications ranging from satellites and military systems to medical devices and industrial equipment. Its Sayre operation employs more than 90 people and combines extensive CNC machining capacity with on-site inspection and calibration through its ISO 17025-certified laboratory, Zuggo Metrology. Camco is certified to AS9100 Rev. D and ISO 9001:2015 standards.
Founded in 1979 by Dr. Eugene “Doc” Wainer, Cleveland-based Camcode develops and manufactures customized asset-tracking labels and tags built to remain readable in demanding environments. A division of employee-owned Horizons Incorporated, it operates a 50,000-square-foot U.S. manufacturing facility and supports customers worldwide, including defense programs requiring MIL-STD-130 identification. Camcode also provides on-site labeling, installation, data management and UID services, extending its role from label maker to asset-tracking partner.
Since a Polish immigrant opened its first butcher shop in Buffalo in 1935, Camellia Meats has manufactured and distributed meat under Cichocki family ownership. Now four generations strong, the company makes its traditional Polish sausage and hams at its Buffalo facility, using natural hickory smoke in a USDA federally inspected plant. Camellia also sells directly through two Buffalo retail locations and distributes its products wholesale across Western New York.
Since the late 1980s, College Station’s Camelot Farms has developed canine breeding systems and supplies centered on artificial insemination, semen preservation and ovulation timing. It operates a fully equipped laboratory with its own stud dogs and brood bitches for research, and its documented program reports a 93% conception rate in 107 vaginal A.I. breedings. Camelot Farms also trains veterinarians and professional breeders in its Four Steps to Breeding Success and has users and affiliated veterinary contacts across the United States and several other countries.
Cameo Metal Products is a Brooklyn family business founded by Antonino Di Maio in 1971, with its craft and leadership passed through three generations of the Di Maio family. What began as a small metal-finishing shop has grown into a 125,000-square-foot operation across two manufacturing sites, known for shaping and finishing packaging components for consumer brands.
Founded by security-industry veteran Brandon Beal, Cincinnati-based CameraShine makes cleaning systems that let technicians restore clear surveillance-camera footage safely from the ground. Its CameraShine PRO kit pairs specialized camera-cleaning tools and spray with an optional 24-foot extension pole, helping integrators and facility teams maintain cameras without ladders or lifts.
Cameron Auto is a production trade enterprise specializing in food packaging paper products manufacturing and import/export trade. The company has over 20 years of experience and has become a leader in the food packaging paper products field in China and Asia.
Founded in 1983 as an upstate New York fabrication shop, Cameron Manufacturing & Design now builds custom process equipment and metal products through its Horseheads and Orlando facilities. The employee-owned company employs hundreds of skilled workers and handles projects from engineering through fabrication and on-site installation for customers nationwide. Its 145,000-square-foot Horseheads operation is ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001:2015 certified, with a focus on custom equipment for demanding manufacturing applications.