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For more than 30 years, CAT Technologies, LLC has served large multinational industrial manufacturers from its Cleveland-area headquarters. The company designs and delivers complete industrial systems, taking projects from evaluation through installation for clients that need tailored air-pollution-control or process equipment solutions.
Made in Philadelphia by cat people for cat people, Cat-ion™ develops cold-plasma systems that remove pet odors. The company supplies the plasma component for litter-box makers, while its own litter box and plasma air-cleaning unit remain under development.
Veteran-owned Cat-Wood Metalworks has been part of the Dayton manufacturing community since its founding in 1994, becoming sole-owned by retired Air Force Lt. Col. A.J. Rolling in 2022. From its 25,000-square-foot shop, the company produces close-tolerance parts for demanding aerospace and defense customers, with an engineer-owner and a team shaped by ongoing training.
From a single wooden house cut on her grandfather’s saw in a Wooster hog barn, Faline grew Cat’s Meow Village into a maker of handcrafted wooden replicas that preserve the character of landmarks and personal places. Founded in 1982, the company still produces its signature little wooden buildings in its Wooster workshop, with the black cat mascot Casper tucked into each design. Its long design files also let collectors recreate retired local pieces and reorder custom home keepsakes.
Catalent is a global contract development and manufacturing organization formed in 2007, with roots in R.P. Scherer’s 1933 rotary-die softgel business. It develops, manufactures and supplies medicines, therapies and consumer health products for pharmaceutical, biotech and self-care companies, operating nearly 40 facilities worldwide. Its work ranges from early development through commercial production and clinical supply.
Catalus Corporation is a rapidly growing manufacturer of powdered metal components, expanding R&D and launching a new manufacturing facility in St. Marys, PA. The company serves diversified markets including automotive, marine, recreational vehicle, lawn and garden, and security.
Catalyst Fence Solutions is an Oldcastle APG Outdoor brand that brings decades of fencing industry experience to residential and commercial customers. Its American-made systems include distinctive hybrid designs that pair aluminum with vinyl, along with proprietary technologies such as StayStraight and SolarGuard.
Catalyst Growth Partners is a boutique specialty-chemical distributor and contract-manufacturing partner that connects global manufacturers with North American users, with particular expertise in energy-curing materials. Its portfolio includes distinctive PyFlon™ amorphous fluoropolymer resins, while its manufacturing partners in Philadelphia, Spain, and China support custom development and production. The leadership team brings more than 90 years of combined cross-functional specialty-chemical experience.
Catalyst MedTech is an independent nuclear medicine and molecular imaging company known for its decades of industry expertise and nationwide service network. It works with physician practices and healthcare systems to keep imaging programs operating, including through support for PET/CT equipment. The company is ISO 13485:2016 certified for medical imaging device service and related work.
For more than 30 years, Catalyx has built its reputation helping regulated manufacturers solve difficult production problems with practical automation and specialist support. The company works primarily with life-sciences manufacturers, using machine vision and process-control expertise to improve quality and keep GMP operations running. Its OpenBIO bioreactor controller received Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Magazine’s 2018 Innovator Award.
With more than 30 years in the industry, Catalyx is an engineering and automation company known for helping regulated manufacturers solve difficult production and quality-control problems. It works primarily with life-sciences organizations, providing machine-vision systems and expert support for GMP environments. Its bioreactor-control platform, OpenBIO, reflects the company’s focus on connecting flexible automation with real manufacturing needs.
Catanese Classic Seafood is a family-owned Cleveland food supplier that began in 1982, when brothers Jim and John Catanese opened Waterfront Seafoods. After more than four decades serving Ohio kitchens, the company now operates its seafood, cheese, meat, and spice businesses from a 42,000-square-foot production and office facility. Seafood remains its founding specialty, alongside food processing and wholesale distribution for restaurants, retailers, and other food-service customers.
Catania Medallic Specialty, Inc. is a USA-based manufacturer and supplier of custom awards, recognition, and promotional products. The company describes working with customers from artwork through finished custom items and reports receiving the Awards and Personalization Association Supplier of the Year award five times, as well as its Founders Award.
Founded in 1977, Cataract Steel is a Western New York manufacturer known for turning demanding industrial process requirements into custom heat-transfer equipment. Its engineering and manufacturing operation spans more than 100,000 square feet across two facilities, serving customers worldwide with solutions designed to meet stringent code requirements. A representative project used a shell-and-tube heat exchanger to heat natural gas for transmission-line service.
Catawissa Wood and Components Inc. is a manufacturer of wood furniture parts, cabinet components, stair parts, and specialty components.
Catch Creation is a full-service e-commerce incubator focused on direct response advertising and the customer experience, including product development and in-house order fulfillment.
Since 1979, Catch The Wind has operated along Oregon’s windswept coast, creating and selling kites, windsocks, and wind toys for people who like their recreation airborne. The company is home to the original Spinsock, which it invented in 1984 and patented in the United States and Canada the following year. Its experienced kite-flying staff also developed the Pocket Kite Kit, designed for classroom projects and group activities.
Born from a Toledo custom fabrication shop’s effort to protect a fleet customer, CatClamp makes patented, made-in-USA catalytic-converter and diesel particulate filter anti-theft cages. Its cable-cage design clamps to exhaust pipes and anchors to the vehicle chassis, giving the product broad coverage from passenger vehicles to heavy-duty commercial trucks. CatClamp has been selling its products for over 15 years and reports a 99.75% effectiveness rate.
Born from Schaeffler’s former chain-drive division, Catensys Chain Drive Systems develops and manufactures engine chain-drive systems for combustion and hybrid vehicles. The company’s team has more than 30 years of automotive chain experience and remains focused exclusively on chain technology, supporting customers from early engineering through production and aftermarket service. With more than 150 patents and over 600 employees across eight global sites, Catensys combines specialized chain-system research with worldwide customer support.
Caterpillar offers Cat-branded construction, mining, and other heavy equipment, along with power systems, attachments, and parts. Its Cat.com product catalog also spans electric power, industrial, marine, and oil-and-gas power systems, and the company serves markets including construction, mining, marine, and quarrying.