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Founded in 1970 as a spin-off of English parent company Greenbank Engineering, CBP Engineering Corp. supplies and installs abrasion-resistant materials and engineered material-handling products. Its Washington County, Pennsylvania facility includes 55,000 square feet of production space, where it also provides custom metal fabrication and machining for regional oil and gas customers. The company traces its operating heritage to Greenbank, founded in 1954.
From its Denton, Texas headquarters, CBS ArcSafe® manufactures remote racking and remote switching equipment that lets electrical technicians operate circuit breakers and other gear from outside the arc-flash boundary. A Group CBS company, it combines a 13,000-square-foot engineering and R&D office with a 9,500-square-foot U.S. manufacturing and testing facility, plus an institute for hands-on customer training. Its traveling teams also demonstrate the equipment at customers’ facilities using their own electrical gear.
Founded in 2004 by chemical engineer Ed Roscioli, West Virginia-based CBS Equipment designs, builds and repairs mining equipment, with a particular focus on underground mine safety. The family-owned company invented and holds the patent for the LifeShelter inflatable refuge shelter, with more than 1,600 licensed shelters operating worldwide, and also develops custom equipment through its engineering and consulting work. CBS describes its approach as equipment engineered and built by miners for miners, backed by more than 30 years of mining-industry experience.
CC Instruments Inc. is a Baltimore medical-device company known for its knot-hiding implant approach to ligament reconstruction. Its CC Clip Implant System is used with tendon grafts in surgery for acromioclavicular separation, with a design intended to keep the suture knot within the clavicular drill hole rather than protruding above the bone. The system has FDA 510(k) approval and CE marking.
Founded in 1995, Apollo-based CCF Drawers manufactures custom and standard dovetail drawer boxes for cabinet and storage projects. Its specialty is turning customer drawings into made-to-specification boxes, including personalized drawer work with laser-engraved logos. CCF also offers an economical drawer line and backs its work with a one-hour quote program and a stated quality promise.
CCI is a small Mid-Atlantic business known for the scale of its elevator work, having manufactured more than 5,000 elevators and worked at over 1,000 locations. From the Washington, DC metropolitan area, it serves commercial and local government customers with elevator interiors and finishes, working alongside contractors and OEMs across the region.
CCI Industries, Inc – Cool Curtain is a family-run American commercial door manufacturer established in October 1985. The company says it handcrafts doors at its Costa Mesa, California location and Tucson, Arizona plant, and has expanded from strip-door manufacturing into commercial door products. Its products serve commercial kitchens, grocery operations, and cold-storage facilities.
CCL Design is the design and manufacturing division of CCL Industries, a global specialty packaging group established in 1951. Its international teams develop printed and functional components for customers in electronics, automotive and industrial markets, working from early prototypes through production. The company is particularly distinctive for combining materials science with cleanroom manufacturing and integrated human-machine interfaces.
CCL Healthcare produces custom printed secondary packaging for pharmaceutical, medical-device and life-science companies, including labels, printed information and cartons made in cGMP-compliant facilities. A division of CCL Label, the company combines more than seven decades of printing experience with a global network of 38-plus facilities that prints locally for customers around the world. Its specialized work includes cryogenic labeling and clinical-trial services, supported by ISO 9001 certification and electronic quality assurance systems.
Founded in 1951, CCL Industries Inc. is a Toronto-headquartered global specialty packaging and materials manufacturer operating 214 production facilities in 42 countries. It is the world’s largest converter of pressure-sensitive and specialty extruded film materials, with business lines spanning CCL, Avery, Checkpoint and Innovia.
CCL Label is a global manufacturer of premium labeling and packaging solutions and is the largest division of CCL Industries. Its about page reports 166 production facilities and 15,900 employees across 32 countries, with operations on six continents. The company says it ranks first in pressure-sensitive labels and second globally in shrink-sleeve solutions.
Founded in 1978 by Charles A. Balogh, CCM Welding Inc. is a family-owned Akron shop that designs and fabricates custom metalwork for Northeast Ohio manufacturers and other clients. Its work spans from machine platforms and railings to specialized weldments, with engineering and advanced CAD capabilities supporting both new builds and reverse-engineering projects. The company also handles repairs when replacing a tool or weldment is not practical, drawing on decades of hands-on metalworking experience.
Founded in 1991 by Wells C. Lewis, CCMI, Inc. is a Geneva, New York manufacturer shaped by a practical belief in serving orders of any size rather than chasing only the largest contracts. Wells’s son Anthony joined in 2004 and rebuilt the business, which now operates from a 28,600-square-foot facility supporting customers with custom plastic fabrication and machining.
Since 1972, CCN has crafted bespoke wood commercial furniture in Upstate New York, adapting office furniture designs to the needs of each client and project. Founded in Rochester and now based in Geneva, the company works from an 85,000-square-foot facility where furniture development and manufacturing are handled in-house. Anne Nenneau, whose family name is part of the company’s initials, remains CCN’s owner and president, while the average employee has been with the company for 18 years.
Rebuilt from two members in 2023, CCNY Racing is a small, hands-on student team at The City College of New York’s Grove School of Engineering. Its students design and build a single-seat off-road race car in their Harlem shop before taking it to Baja SAE competition. The team returned to dynamic events in 2025, passing tech inspection and finishing 43rd overall in South Carolina.
CCS America, founded in 1993 from an early recognition of LEDs’ potential in industrial automation, is the Americas subsidiary of Japan-based CCS Inc. It is known for helping manufacturers and automation engineers make difficult machine-vision inspections more dependable, using application testing and lighting expertise to find workable solutions when standard setups fall short.
CCS Computer Solutions is a full-service computer repair company that builds custom computer systems, offers virus removal, networking, and web design services. They serve home and office customers by appointment in York, PA.
Since 1992, Philadelphia-based CCT (Coating & Converting Technologies, LLC) has manufactured pressure-sensitive adhesive tapes and films, combining coating and converting with application-specific customization. Its products serve demanding uses from automotive components to medical wearables, while an on-site ISO/IEC 17025:2017-accredited testing lab supports product qualification and ongoing quality assurance. CCT is also registered to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 1971 as a two-person Corpus Christi rewind shop, CD Electric now repairs, rewinds, sells and services industrial electric motors across the Southwest. Its two locations and more than 25 employees support heavy-duty equipment with testing up to 6,000 horsepower and 4,160 volts, along with field service and installation. CD Electric also holds Siemens and ABB repair certifications and keeps more than $2 million in inventory for urgent replacements.