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Cellular Technology Limited (CTL) develops and manufactures standardized immune-monitoring tools centered on ELISPOT and FluoroSpot, including ImmunoSpot analyzers, assay kits and cryopreserved PBMC. Based in Shaker Heights, CTL has focused on these methods for more than 25 years and also operates a contract research laboratory for regulated immune-monitoring studies. Its in-house research program has produced more than 200 publications, while its laboratory can process up to 450 samples per week.
Celvolt develops and supplies high-energy-density alkaline batteries for Indian households, businesses, and everyday devices. Founded to bridge the gap between lower-quality cells and expensive imports, the brand’s ACE batteries are designed for dependable, longer-lasting power across a range of consumer uses. Celvolt also supports battery disposal through an Electronics and Battery EPR certificate program for e-waste management under India’s 2022 rules.
Founded in 2015, Celwise AB develops industrial steam-molding technology for producing high-performance molded-fiber packaging at scale. Its fiber-agnostic system combines controlled dosing with 3D-printed porous stainless-steel molds and impulse drying, enabling complex shapes, variable wall thicknesses, and consistent surface detail in roughly seven-second cycles. The Swedish company supports projects from concept and feasibility studies through pilot validation and full line integration.
Founded in 2000 by a pulp-and-paper equipment sales manager and a chief engineer, CEM Machine builds large industrial wood chippers and microchip processors in an 80,000-square-foot machine shop in Carthage, New York. Its experienced regional workforce also designs, repairs, and services parts for other heavy machinery, including whole-log splitters and hydro turbines. CEM’s signature Ultra Chip is custom-built for each mill, with in-house innovations such as the SimpleSet disc adjuster and LiteKnife system aimed at safer, more precise chip production.
CEM Ltd. was formed in 2000 through the merger of 4Di and Flowtronics, bringing more than 40 years of combined printed-circuit-board experience to its 30,000-square-foot Holtsville facility. The company supports military and medical customers with in-house contract engineering and manufacturing, including printed circuit board production. It is AS 9100 certified, ITAR registered, and trains employees to IPC/J-STD standards.
Founded in 1986, family-owned CemeCon AG develops coating technology for cutting tools and supplies customized coating services and in-house coating systems from Würselen, Germany. Its HiPIMS and diamond technologies are used to tailor coatings to demanding machining applications, while the company’s coating center processes up to 80,000 tools a day. CemeCon also develops application-specific solutions with tool manufacturers, including diamond-coated tools for CFRP aircraft components.
Cemex is a multinational construction materials company with over 120 years of history, producing and marketing cement, ready-mix concrete, aggregates, and related construction materials such as admixtures and mortars. With a workforce of around 40,000 people worldwide, the company serves customers in more than 50 countries and is committed to sustainability, aiming to become a net-zero CO2 company by 2050.
Since 1935, CEMLINE Corporation has manufactured tanks, pressure vessels, packaged water heaters and steam-generation equipment for plumbing, heating and industrial systems. Based in Cheswick, Pennsylvania, the company makes and assembles its products in the United States, with newer offerings aimed at decarbonized systems and data-center cooling applications.
Founded by Franz Plochberger in 1990, CEMTEC is an Austrian company headquartered in Enns that has grown from its first mill in 1995 into a global specialist in grinding technology for cement and mineral-processing industries. Its distinctive strength is keeping engineering, pilot testing and production under one roof, including a 1,100-square-metre manufacturing hall and the capacity to produce girth gears up to 16 metres in diameter. The company also develops digital tools for monitoring equipment and improving plant performance.
Cenergy, LLC is a full-service contractor and manufacturer providing engineering, manufacturing, construction, turnkey, and maintenance services for the natural gas industry. Its manufacturing offerings include measurement systems, skids, launchers and receivers, prefabricated piping assemblies, pressure vessels, and structural steel fabrication.
CenMac Metalworks is a Midwest metal manufacturer focused on precision engineering and metal fabrication. Its Marion, Ohio facility makes parts for customers using capabilities such as laser cutting and machining. The company describes a history of evolving from its establishment into a metal manufacturer serving clients seeking precision fabrication.
Cenovus Energy is a Canadian-based integrated energy company headquartered in Calgary, with operations in Canada, the United States and the Asia Pacific region. It produces oil and natural gas, and its downstream business includes upgrading, refining and marketing operations in Canada and the U.S. Cenovus began independent operations in 2009 and acquired Husky Energy in 2021.
Since 1994, woman-owned Centaur Graphics LLC has helped organizations carry a message from design through printing and integrated marketing to mailing, fulfillment, and distribution. The Frederick company is set apart by keeping an experienced account manager with each client from design through logistics, while its in-house mail center and warehouse handle complex campaigns and daily order shipping. Its customers include nonprofits, national brands, biotech companies, and higher-education institutions.
Serving stamping customers for more than 30 years, Centaur Tool & Die is a Bowling Green, Ohio manufacturer known for building progressive and line die tooling. Its work supports industries ranging from automotive to farm equipment, with engineering and repair assistance available for tooling projects.
Locally owned and operated in Northeastern Pennsylvania, Center City Print has served the region since 2012. With locations in Scranton, Kingston, and Hazleton, it works directly with businesses and individuals to turn their ideas into finished print projects, from small jobs to high-volume campaigns.
Ohio State University’s Center for Design and Manufacturing Excellence turns emerging technologies into market-ready products through applied engineering projects with industry and government partners. Its distinctive model places undergraduate employees on real customer work alongside full-time technical staff, combining product development with workforce training. Based in a 45,000-square-foot ITAR-compliant facility, CDME has completed more than 1,000 engineering projects and employed 435 undergraduates since its inception.
As a Penn State center operated with 3D Systems, CIMP-3D is a research and demonstration resource for advancing additive manufacturing in critical applications. Its 35-plus faculty associates and 10 full-time engineering staff help industry and defense organizations evaluate the technology, while the center also trains engineers through hands-on programs. Based at Innovation Park in State College, CIMP-3D is known for connecting university research with practical manufacturing needs.
Led by ocularist Timothy Friel, who began training in 1983 and has practiced privately since 1989, the Center for Ocular Reconstruction creates individually fitted artificial eyes and other ocular prostheses. With offices at Baltimore’s Johns Hopkins Wilmer Eye Institute and in Bethesda, the center combines patient-specific fabrication with patented work aimed at making computer-generated prostheses more accurate and reproducible. Friel holds advanced and board certifications in ocularistry and has contributed to the field through multiple patents and professional leadership.
A Baltimore practice with roots in the postwar era, the Center for Prosthetic Restorations was founded in 1947 by Army medical artist Felix B. Weinberg and is now led by Paula J. Sauerborn, who has specialized in detailed custom facial prostheses for more than 35 years. One of the country’s oldest continually operating facial and somato prosthetic firms, it serves patients nationally and internationally while combining sculptural artistry with modern digital modeling and collaborative medical care.
Founded in Berlin, Pennsylvania, in 1998, Center Rock designs and manufactures rock drilling tools for demanding drilling operations. Its tools were used in the 2010 Chilean mine rescue, where its team supported the Plan B drilling strategy that brought 33 trapped miners to the surface. The company also provides field support and custom manufacturing from its Berlin facility.