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Since 1799, Casella has made precision instruments for occupational hygiene and environmental monitoring, helping workplaces and communities measure health risks. The Bedford-based company traces its instrumentation heritage through work supplied to explorers and scientists including David Livingstone and Charles Darwin, and today is especially known for practical monitoring solutions such as its Guardian2 remote boundary monitor.
Veteran-owned and operated in Pittsburgh, Casemate Technologies develops embedded computing platforms, electronic components, and custom engineering services for demanding industrial and transportation systems. Founded by combat veteran Sean Dunning, the company combines in-house design with an EN50155 test lab and specializes in extending the life of obsolete equipment through high-reliability retrofit designs. Its work also includes rugged camera systems with AI analytics for fixed and mobile applications.
Casestry, LLC manufactures and fulfills custom-printed products—especially phone cases—through a print-on-demand operation built for brands of any size. Its New York facility reports a rolling average production time of 0.65 business days for phone cases, while proprietary automation supports low-risk ordering with no minimums. Casestry also offers branded packaging and API-based ordering tools for partners that want fulfillment integrated into their own sales channels.
Founded in Baltimore in 2001, Casewerks designs and supplies archival display cases and exhibit furnishings that protect and present art, artifacts and archival materials for museums, libraries and other cultural institutions. The company manages projects from technical design and detailing through delivery, working as the North American agent for Glasbau REIER, whose museum-case manufacturing operation is based in Lauta, Germany. Casewerks’ principals, Matt Malaquias and Bill Beitel, bring decades of experience collaborating with architects, designers and collections professionals.
Caseworks Inc has provided custom casework and millwork since 1976, with a specialty in healthcare and hospitality fixturing. Its 35,000-square-foot manufacturing facility supports projects ranging from individual fixtures to major rollouts, and the company also warehouses product when required.
Founded in 1961, Casey Equipment Corporation specializes in used steel mill equipment, with an inventory of more than 10,000 items and sales worldwide. The company sells electrical, crane, and mechanical equipment and operates rebuilding and repair shops at its Struthers, Ohio facility.
Founded in 1976 near Buffalo, Casey Machine provides contract manufacturing for highly specified, tight-tolerance components and assemblies used in aerospace, defense, and precision applications. The company supports projects from design development through prototyping and production, with processes managed for mil-spec requirements and precision work to tolerances of plus or minus 0.0001 inch or better. Casey Machine is AS9100-certified, ITAR-registered, and ISO 9001-certified for its aerospace and precision-equipment work.
Established in 1940, Cashen Ready Mix manufactures and delivers ready-mixed concrete and building supplies across northeast Ohio and northwest Pennsylvania. The family-owned and operated company serves projects ranging from commercial work to weekend construction, with tailored mixes and ODOT-approved concrete. Cashen says its more than 80 years in the business are built around dependable service and quality products.
For more than 25 years, York-based Caskey has turned brands into physical experiences through wide-format graphics, vehicle wraps, custom apparel and promotional products. Its specialized installation team prepares and assembles signage and wraps at a dedicated York facility, then installs them on site, and Caskey is a 3M Preferred Graphics Installer. The company is part of The YGS Group.
Family-owned since its founding in 2012, CASNAS Technologies LLC is a Centereach, New York manufacturer led by Cynthia Schreiber, whose background spans electrical engineering and business administration. The company serves customers across the United States and beyond, producing wire harnesses and cable assemblies for electrical equipment and other industrial applications.
Founded in 1994 by Cord Cassel, CASSEL Messtechnik GmbH designs and manufactures industrial inspection systems that detect contaminants, verify weights, and protect production lines. From its German production facilities, the company builds customized metal detectors and X-ray inspection equipment for demanding applications ranging from food and pharmaceuticals to timber, mining, and recycling. CASSEL produces approximately 1,000 units annually and supports manufacturers around the world with technical service.
Founded by Igor after a three-year collaboration with the University of Rochester’s Institute of Optics, Cassi makes do-it-yourself telescope kits that turn building a telescope into a hands-on introduction to astronomy. The kit is designed for families and beginners, pairing assembly with guidance on optics, stargazing, and space imaging. Its mission is to spark interest in astronomy and STEM through shared projects.
Cassie Menchhofer started Cassie’s Country Cupboard in 2011, and today she runs the business with her husband, Curt, from their licensed facility on a rural Ohio homestead. The couple hand-pack meal starters for families seeking a healthier shortcut to homemade cooking, with products now sold through retailers and gift baskets across the United States. Their family test is simple: if Cassie would not serve a recipe at home, it does not go in the cupboard.
Founded in 1960 as a small infrared-heater manufacturer, Nanuet-based Casso-Solar Technologies now designs custom, turnkey infrared process-heating equipment for industrial manufacturers across North America. Its in-house laboratory helps engineers match wavelength and heat intensity to each customer’s process, with glass processing remaining a specialty developed over more than 50 years. The company supports its American-made systems from design and installation through lifetime maintenance, upgrades, and replacement heaters.
Since 1976, woman-owned, family-run Cassone Leasing Inc. has supplied and managed modular buildings and storage solutions for construction sites, schools, public agencies, and other organizations across the Northeast. The company pairs a broad ready-to-ship fleet with custom modular project management, handling delivery, installation, and ongoing service for spaces ranging from jobsite offices to specialized facilities.
Cast Metals Technology is an American manufacturer of aluminum sand castings and precision-machined parts, founded in 1992. It operates three facilities in Ohio and Indiana, with casting production in Union City and Winchester and machining and assembly work in Selma. The company serves OEM manufacturers nationwide.
Since 1960, Cast Specialties has produced high-pressure zinc and aluminum die castings in Warrensville Heights, Ohio, pairing them with machining and coordinated finishing so customers can receive production-ready components from one supplier. Its 35,000-square-foot facility supports a broad range of die-casting equipment, while ISO 9001:2015-certified quality processes cover inspection from incoming material through final shipment. The company emphasizes direct communication and long-term production support for OEM and industrial customers.
Castek, Inc. uses the latest technology and CNC machining equipment, along with experienced mold makers and craftsmen, to deliver precise manufacturing projects on time. The company specializes in aluminum molds, commercial castings, and engineering.
Founded in New York in 1999 by Stephane Silverman, Castel is a family-driven textile house that designs and sources refined fabrics for residential and contract interiors. Its intentionally edited collections come from mills in Europe and beyond, combining lasting style with performance for real-world use. The company serves the design trade from its New York showroom, where its European point of view is matched by a proprietary system for managing orders and logistics.
Castelli Italia designs and manufactures Made in Italy steering wheels and accessories for boating, golf cars, and off-road vehicles. Born from Moulding Tech’s automotive expertise, dating to its 2001 founding, the brand combines artisanal craftsmanship with an in-house technical office that manages production from design through completion. Its steering wheels are customizable to suit a vehicle’s character, with the company’s parent group also operating on 100% clean energy and holding ISO 14001 certification.