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Established in 1904, Caputo Bakery is a Brooklyn bakery making fresh homemade baked goods, including seasonal Easter bread and Thanksgiving pies. The bakery also serves wholesale customers, carrying its long-running neighborhood baking tradition beyond its Court Street shop.
Founded in 1984, Capy Machine Shop Inc. manufactures aerospace structural parts and assemblies, including complex flight-safety-critical components, from its 48,000-square-foot facility. Its engineering team programs three-, four- and five-axis machining work and develops tooling for customer-specified parts and assemblies. The Melville company holds ISO 9001:2000 and AS 9100 certification and serves customers including Northrop Grumman, the Defense Logistics Agency and NAVICP.
Car Mate Trailers traces its roots to Pennstyle Campers, founded by James A. Pfendler in 1974, and became Car Mate Trailers, Inc. in 1996. In Leeper, Pennsylvania, about 80 employees still build each trailer from scratch, carrying on a hands-on approach across a 55-acre campus with more than 100,000 square feet of building space. The company is known for custom enclosed cargo trailers made for contractors and other working buyers, backed by its Lifetime Plus 10 warranty.
Founded by Charles A. Rogers in 1986, CAR Stamping & Machining is a Victor, New York, tool-and-die manufacturer producing stamped and precision-machined parts for customers across North America and overseas. The company remains family-owned, with Rogers’s son Al overseeing operations and sales after taking ownership in 2016. CAR has held ISO 9001 certification since 2006 and is known for its specialized four-slide and multi-slide stamping work, supported by in-house tooling and assembly.
Caraway makes thoughtfully designed kitchenware centered on ceramic-coated cookware and plastic-free food preparation. Its materials-led approach includes coatings made without PTFE, PFOA, or PFAS, alongside FSC-certified birch cutting boards and borosilicate glass storage. Caraway says its products are third-party tested for PFAS and heavy metals and manufactures through BSCI- and SMETA-certified partners.
Family-owned and founded in 2010, Caraway Tea Company grew from a passion for fine tea into a Poughkeepsie-based manufacturer serving brands that need a private-label tea partner. The company is known for connecting tea makers with artisan growers and single-family estates around the world, while its SQF Level 2 Code 31 certification supports supplement-grade production.
Founded in 1988, Carbide Industrial Products supplies tungsten carbide and engineering tooling products from South Africa, backed by tooling specialists who help customers develop practical solutions. The company has longstanding links with the automotive, mining, arms and general engineering industries and is a proud BBBEE Level 2 company.
Since 1975, CarbideBurr.net has manufactured USA-made tungsten carbide burrs and die-grinder bits for demanding work on materials such as steel, cast iron and stone. Based in Morrow, Ohio, the company machine-grinds its burrs from a selected carbide grade and ships in-stock tools the same day, with accessories such as its 9-inch die-grinder extension for jobs requiring extra reach.
Carbinite Metal Coatings applies metallurgically bonded textured metal coatings to improve grip and reduce wear on industrial parts. Founded by Rob Freyvogel in 1997, the company developed its Electro Spark Deposition process from a single coating machine in his garage and has since served applications including workholding, safety, and primary metals. Its Pennsylvania operation also offers on-site coating when parts cannot feasibly be shipped.
Carbion makes battery-grade graphite from biomass, using abundant waste feedstocks to support domestic manufacturing of a material central to energy infrastructure. The company focuses on strengthening supply-chain independence while offering a more affordable and stable graphite source for customers.
Carbo Forge is a 100% employee-owned closed-die impression forging company in Fremont, Ohio, producing steel forgings for customers across a diverse range of industries. Its employee ownership plan has been in place since 1988, and the company reports more than five decades of work on process and quality standards. The Fremont operation uses press and hammer equipment to produce forgings up to 15 pounds.
Established in 1984, privately held Carbochem Inc. supplies activated carbon, ion-exchange resins and specialty industrial chemicals from its Philadelphia headquarters to customers in more than 20 countries. Its distinctive role is pairing proprietary grades and filter designs with technical support aimed at solving production problems, optimizing processes and lowering total costs. Carbochem has maintained a manufacturing base in China since 1987 and has supplied activated carbon to the sugar industry for more than 30 years.
Since 1960, Carboelectric S.L. has built its business around manufacturing electrical brushes and repairing rotating electrical machinery, combining workshop work with predictive, preventive, and corrective maintenance. Its Barcelona-area repair center spans more than 2,000 square meters and uses a VPI impregnation system, while the company is also Flender’s only officially homologated repair workshop for the Iberian Peninsula. Carboelectric holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 14001 certifications and is certified to repair motors installed in explosive atmospheres.
Founded in Los Angeles in 1993 by former carbon-factory lab technician Lionel Perera, Carbon Activated Corporation manufactures and distributes activated carbon while handling the filtration systems and services that put it to work. The privately owned company operates manufacturing plants in West Virginia and Sri Lanka, maintains laboratories in Los Angeles, and reactivates spent carbon at facilities in California and New York. Its water-treatment products carry NSF-61 certification and are manufactured to AWWA standards.
Based in Painted Post, New York, Carbon Automation engineers and builds custom robotic systems that help manufacturers automate production. The company works with customers from discovery and engineering studies through machine design, programming, and commissioning, including specialized solutions such as adaptive-vision robotic welding. Its approach emphasizes collaborative, return-on-investment-based automation rather than off-the-shelf machinery.
For more than 30 years, Carbon Graphite Materials, Inc. has built its reputation in Western New York by helping manufacturers secure dependable carbon materials for demanding industrial work. The company is known for processing more than 100 million pounds and for being one of the largest importers of non-Chinese flake graphite, with tailored sizing and packaging available for customers ranging from global manufacturers to specialized operations. CGM is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and emphasizes ethical sourcing and supply-chain security.
Established in 1995, Carbon Polymers is a privately held compounder of thermoplastic resins, engineering application-specific materials at its Lodi, Ohio facility. Its ISO 9001-certified operation works with prime and recycled content, and on-site physical-property testing provides a Certificate of Analysis for every product. The company also operates multiple manufacturing, sales, and service facilities across the United States and Canada.
Born from a U.S. Navy veteran’s garage experiment with Lamborghini-inspired forged carbon, Carbon6 has made modern rings by hand since 2015. Its Brooklyn workshop develops the marbled forged carbon in-house, then designs and hand-finishes rings entirely in New York. Founder John also hosts youth groups to explore engineering and small-scale American manufacturing.
Based in New York City’s West Harlem Innovation Cluster, CarbonBridge builds compact direct-gas bioreactors that help scientists use microbes to turn gases into industrial chemicals. Its modular platform is designed to eliminate the solubility barriers of conventional aqueous bioprocessing, while responding to process changes in under 60 seconds. CarbonBridge is also developing pathways for products such as methanol and polymer intermediates, with research collaborations supporting future scale-up.
Founded in Massillon in 1989 as DM Printing, Carbonless On Demand produces custom carbonless forms and other printed business materials, with a specialty in short-run, edge-glued forms of up to five parts. The company began wholesale carbonless-form printing under its current name in 2006 and now serves retail and trade customers with Made-in-the-USA production, stored artwork for reorders, and proofs before printing. Its work includes finishing such as numbering, perforation, drilling, and wraparound covers.