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Founded by Tony Buchta in 1997, Central Ohio Compounding Pharmacy is a locally owned Ohio pharmacy that prepares customized medications for patients whose needs are not met by standard prescriptions. Its pharmacists work directly with patients and providers on personalized therapies, including allergen-free formulations and alternative dosage forms, with particular expertise in hormone therapy and veterinary compounding. The pharmacy also supports clinical trials and sterile preparations, bringing more than 25 years of compounding experience to its two Central Ohio locations.
Central Ohio Fabricators, LLC manufactures racks and carts for material handling, a specialty it says it has pursued for more than 35 years. Based in Mount Vernon, Ohio, the company designs racks and carts and builds prototypes for customer review.
For more than a century, Central Ohio Welding has grown with Ohio manufacturing, from a 1911 Columbus repair shop into a 100% employee-owned company. Its employee-owners now help manufacturers and other regional operations keep production moving through practical technical support, including equipment repair and gas-system design.
Established in 1985 as an Ajax Electric Company subsidiary, Central Panel Inc. is a Montgomery County manufacturer with a 30,000-square-foot facility and more than 40 years in business. Its UL 508A certified shop builds custom industrial control panels for customers’ specific applications, with each panel checked before shipment.
Since 1994, woman-owned Central Precision has made precision sheet-metal parts, machined components, and assemblies for customers from its 37,000-square-foot facility in central Maryland. Its work includes custom enclosures and turnkey assemblies for defense and commercial applications, with design support and reverse-engineering available alongside in-house finishing and assembly. The company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and CMMC 2.0 Level 2 compliant.
Established in 1999, Central Seafoods, Inc. is a Philippine seafood processor and exporter based in Cordova, Cebu. It works through raw-material buying stations across the country and supplies international markets, particularly the United States, with fresh-frozen marine products and pasteurized canned crab meat. The company reports a production capacity of 1,200 metric tons annually and operates under food-safety systems including HACCP and ISO 22000 alignment.
Since opening a small Rogers, Arkansas, plant in 1988, Central States Manufacturing has grown into a 100% employee-owned company with 13 plants and more than 1,100 employee owners. The company is known for dependable, specification-driven service to customers across America, producing metal roofing and siding for projects ranging from homes to commercial buildings.
Central Supply Company of West Virginia supplies building materials and produces concrete masonry products, including ready-mixed concrete and block. It began operating in Clarksburg in 1915, initially serving agricultural and building trades, and has supplied ready-mix concrete in North Central West Virginia since that year. Its automated block plant in Buckhannon manufactures concrete masonry units and retaining-wall block.
Founded in 1946 by engineers who worked with jet-engine pioneer Sir Frank Whittle, Centrax designs, manufactures and services Siemens Energy gas-turbine generator packages from its Newton Abbot base. Its systems produce 3 to 15 MW for combined heat and power, standby and grid-support applications, while the company provides a full service from engineering and assembly through maintenance and overhaul. Centrax has installed more than 400 units across 30 countries and employs over 250 people, with ISO-certified quality, environmental and workplace-safety systems.
Centre Concrete Company manufactures and delivers ready-mixed concrete, including fiber-reinforced, accelerated, low-carbon, roller-compacted, decorative and colored, residential, commercial, customized, and fill mixes. It also operates concrete-products stores and provides geotechnical engineering, concrete testing, soils and aggregate testing, and related consulting services throughout Central Pennsylvania.
Centre Concrete Northeast LLC supplies ready-mixed concrete from three certified plants serving the Scranton/Wilkes-Barre area, where it says it has been the region’s largest ready-mixed concrete supplier since 1854. Founded by the Coon family as B.G. Coon Construction in 1850, the business added concrete in the 1930s and joined Centre Concrete in 2018. It also makes concrete bin blocks from recycled concrete at its Pittston plant.
Dating to 1840, Centre Foundry & Machine Company produces heavy-section gray iron castings for specialty steel and ferro-alloy producers from its Wheeling, West Virginia foundry. The company operates a 100,000-square-foot facility capable of producing more than 100 tons a day, with casting capacity up to 55 net tons and 200 inches in height. Its long history includes early work on nail and rolling-mill machinery before the foundry shifted toward the specialty steel castings it makes today.
Centre Fruit Gourmet Deli operates in the Food and Beverage Manufacturing industry.
For more than 75 years, Centre Support Services has grown from pioneering laser-targeting and blank-firing research into a defense supplier serving government, military, and law-enforcement customers. Its Nevada-based operation is known for an unusually deep inventory of more than 20,000 U.S. and non-standard small arms, supporting armorer training and related defense work.
Centreville Trailer Parts supplies replacement and repair parts for nearly every kind of trailer, from boat and enclosed trailers to flatbeds, horse trailers, air-brake trailers and towable RVs. Opened in Annapolis in June 2007, the company now serves customers through three Maryland retail locations, with online ordering and expert help for do-it-yourself trailer repairs. Its catalog includes parts from established brands such as Dexter, Buyers and Kodiak, alongside specialty items such as pre-cut replacement aluminum skin for enclosed trailers.
CENTRIA is a building-envelope manufacturer whose history traces to H.H. Robertson, a construction-products company launched in 1906. It makes architectural metal wall and roof systems for commercial, institutional, and industrial buildings, and has developed insulated panel and rainscreen platforms over more than a century. CENTRIA is a Nucor company and says its manufacturing practices are focused on reducing its carbon footprint.
Founded in 1992 by factory-automation engineers, Tiffin-based Centricity Automation designs and manufactures precision servo rotary indexing solutions for production machinery. Its engineers draw on experience building automation equipment to develop plug-and-play indexers that integrate with PLC systems, operate independently, or accept an OEM’s preferred servo platform. Centricity is also a division of Arnold Machine, and its permanently lubricated products are designed to operate without routine lubrication.
From a small workshop in Pennsylvania’s Endless Mountains, Centrion 3D Studios designs and produces 3D-printed terrain and models for tabletop gamers, builders, and storytellers. Its work ranges from hands-on PLA model kits to the nearly 100-piece Kingdom of Guardia collection, whose structures can stand alone or join into a sprawling walled city. The family-run business also offers custom sizing and scale options, bringing a personal workshop approach to miniature world-building.
Founded in 1979 by a computer programmer and an electronics engineer, CENTROID CNC designs and manufactures CNC control systems, retrofit kits and turnkey machine tools from its Pennsylvania facilities. Its distinctive hybrid architecture pairs a Windows PC interface with dedicated motion-control hardware, serving both OEM builders and DIY users. CENTROID also builds five-axis machining centers for engine shops that can digitize and port cylinder heads or machine engine blocks on the same machine.
CENTROL Emergency Response Systems develops emergency alert equipment for homes and continuing-care communities, including systems that let residents summon help beyond the reach of a wall button. Based in Wilmington, Delaware, the company’s PRESALERT retrofit adds wireless activation to existing pull-cords in independent and assisted-living residences, while NurseAlert connects with nurse-call systems in hospitals and skilled-nursing facilities. Its in-home offerings include both landline and cellular-connected personal emergency response systems.