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Founded in 1927 by Frank “C”hampion and Dewey “B”arber, Cee-Bee® develops industrial chemical formulations for aircraft cleaning, surface finishing, inspection and overhaul. The company began with steam-assisted cleaners for heavy carbon deposits before shifting into proprietary aviation maintenance chemistry after World War II, and today serves commercial and military aviation through the McGean® family of companies and offices in the United States, United Kingdom, Singapore and China. Its aviation products conform to requirements from aircraft manufacturers, the military and Aerospace Materials Specifications, with McGean’s quality system certified to ISO 9001.
Invented by longtime athlete and designer Jeffrey Jacque, CeeBaK makes a wearable rear-view safety device for bicycle and other micromobility riders. Its lightweight articulating Lucite mirror attaches to a companion glove, giving riders a broad field of view without mounting equipment to the vehicle. The company also offers riding gloves, including a weather-protective winter style.
Founded in Tampa in 1961, CEECO Equipment provides air pollution control systems and engineered process equipment for utilities and industry. What began as a Florida manufacturers’ representative has grown into a family-operated network of sales offices serving customers across nine states, with on-site consultation and equipment solutions supported by market-leading manufacturers.
Formed in 1983, CEL-SCI Corporation is a biotechnology company conducting drug discovery, research, development, and manufacturing of complex biological substances. Its pipeline centers on investigational immune-based therapies, including Multikine, developed for potential use in cancer, and LEAPS candidates for autoimmune and infectious diseases. The company operates a dedicated manufacturing facility for investigational Multikine.
Founded in 1964 and still based in Sorbiers, France, celduc® relais manufactures solid-state relays and magnetic proximity sensors, producing more than one million relays a year for customers worldwide. The company is the only remaining French manufacturer of Reed relays and has made its products in France for more than 50 years, with in-house research, testing and manufacturing supporting customized industrial solutions. Its relays and sensors serve demanding equipment including railway systems, food machinery and medical devices.
For more than 23 years, Celebrations In The Kitchen has turned its Long Island bakery kitchen into a hands-on venue for baking parties, cooking events, and classes. The Hicksville facility offers private party rooms and a completely nut-free, allergy-friendly setting, while its DIY baking kits bring the experience to families and groups nationwide. Events are available for children and adults, from birthday celebrations to corporate and educational gatherings.
Established in 1964, Custom Electronics Inc. is the company behind Celektronix, a global electronics manufacturer serving military, commercial and industrial markets. Through its partnership with Vasantha Advanced Systems, Celektronix provides development and manufacturing support for electronic products, from early engineering work through production and testing.
Founded by the Granville family in Wilton, Connecticut, in 1946, Celeste Industries Corporation develops specialty cleaning, maintenance and odor-control chemicals for the aviation and rail industries. The company’s roots in perfume, aerosol and stick-cologne technology evolved into toilet chemicals for military aircraft and, eventually, a broad range of solutions used by commercial airlines and railways worldwide. Now an ITW company, Celeste works with airlines and aircraft OEMs to develop tested, water-based formulations for demanding cabin and fleet-maintenance tasks.
Celeste Resources Canada Inc. is a Toronto-based sourcing and manufacturing partner for brands and retailers in Canada, the United States, Europe, and other international markets. It coordinates production through a global network of mills and factories, helping clients develop private-label apparel and fabrics from initial requirements through delivery.
From its Frederick, Maryland base, Celestial Fire Glass supplies the components and guidance homeowners need to build DIY gas fire pits, with custom wind guards and fire glass among its signature offerings. As a direct-to-consumer business, it pairs competitive pricing with an extensive resource library and hands-on help for customers who may be intimidated by gas installation. Its Pro-Ignite burner kits are CSA certified and backed by a limited lifetime warranty, while custom wind guards carry lifetime broken-glass coverage.
For more than 20 years, celexon Europe GmbH has developed AV equipment for home cinema and presentation settings, with projection screens at its core and complementary solutions for displays, projectors and digital learning spaces. The European manufacturer stands out for its custom projection screens and its integration of Laser-TV technology into furniture created with partners such as USM Haller, Kettnaker and Spectral. Its products serve private users as well as business and public-sector customers, supported by several European locations and a network of specialist retailers.
CELF Services, LLC is a Chambersburg industrial outsourcing company known for combining hands-on engineering with practical production support. It builds custom wood shipping crates in-house and helps manufacturers manage overflow work, serving industrial customers across the Mid-Atlantic region. The company reports more than 60 years of combined manufacturing and fabrication experience among its team.
Celina Aluminum Precision Technology, Inc. manufactures aluminum precision parts for automotive engines at its Celina, Ohio operation, established in 1994. Its production supplies Honda automobile engines, and the company identifies automotive parts—including a growing role in electric-vehicle chassis parts—as its focus.
Serving customers since 1996, CELINA is a small business with worldwide manufacturing and distribution centers, including a 58-acre campus in Ohio. The company is known for developing fabric shelter solutions for military and humanitarian customers, with an ISO 9001:2015-registered quality system.
Established in 1983, Cell-Con, Inc. designs and manufactures custom rechargeable battery packs, chargers, and power systems in the United States from its Bedford, Pennsylvania operation. Its engineering team carries projects from prototype through testing and production, including large-format batteries reaching 30 kWh and smart packs built for OEM equipment in medical, industrial, and military applications. Cell-Con also maintains U.S. inventory of stock smart batteries and chargers for customers seeking a faster path to market.
Cellar Beast Winehouse is an independent winery established in 2021 in Andreas, Pennsylvania, where it transforms premium West Coast grapes into small-batch wines using minimal-intervention methods and classic French-inspired techniques. Woman- and veteran-owned, the winery pairs its production with approachable tastings, tours, and wine education led by a team that includes trained sommeliers. Its private-reserve program also lets members shape a custom barrel and label with the winemakers.
Founded in 2016, Rochester-area Cellec Technologies researches and manufactures lithium-ion batteries, with a patented approach that keeps cells stable at a 0-Volt state of charge. Its scientists and engineers develop safer, more efficient storage solutions for aerospace and defense applications while pursuing clean-energy uses. The company works closely with the scientific community and serves clients across the United States.
Born from a 2009 mission trip to Liberia, CellMyLight, Inc. makes a solar-powered flashlight that also serves as a portable phone charger and emergency power source. Founded by John and Jennifer Lafferty after seeing communities rely on generators, batteries, and unsafe lighting, the company designed its patented product for both disaster preparedness and outdoor use. CellMyLight says the flashlight is made in the USA and designed and tested to IP67, basic Mil-Std-810F, and ANSI FL1 requirements.
Cellone’s Italian Bread Co. is a family-owned Pittsburgh bakery that has been baking bread and rolls since 1911. Now in its fourth generation of family ownership, it combines traditional Italian recipes and hearth-style baking with a 110,000-square-foot automated facility opened in 2015. The bakery supplies fresh products regionally and distributes frozen products nationally.
Cellsense is a biomaterials company known for turning algae and cellulose into plastic-free embellishments for fashion, jewelry, and cosmetics. Its room-temperature production system is intended to replace conventional bead manufacturing while reducing water use and hazardous materials. A collaboration with NPOMME produced 50,000 beads in 10 days for an ocean-inspired jewelry collection.