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CentroMotion brings together six global manufacturing brands to build engineered friction, power transmission, information, thermal and motion-control systems for demanding machines. From its base in Waukesha, the company supports OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers and aftermarket networks through more than 20 locations, with customers in 70 countries. Its portfolio spans equipment used in agriculture, construction, transportation and other rugged industrial settings.
Centrotherm Eco Systems LLC specializes in sustainable venting and air-distribution solutions for residential and commercial HVAC applications, with its Albany-area operation based in Waterford, New York. It manufactures InnoFlue® polypropylene vent systems in North America and offers Ubbink Air Excellent air-distribution systems for the Canadian market.
Centrus Energy Corp. supplies nuclear fuel and services to the nuclear power industry and produces high-assay, low-enriched uranium. Its technical operations include uranium enrichment and advanced manufacturing at a 440,000-square-foot Technology & Manufacturing Center in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Since 1998, the company says it has provided utility customers with more than 1,850 reactor years of fuel.
Established in 1999, CenturaCores is an India-based manufacturer with more than 25 years of experience in precision magnetic-core production. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified facility in Panipat has produced more than 5,000 custom core designs, while distribution centers in the United States and Canada support customers in over 50 countries. The company also develops CoreMagna AI, an engineering ecosystem intended to connect magnetic-core design with manufacturing realities.
For more than 50 years, Centurion Store Supplies has supported independently owned hardware, paint, lumber and garden stores with stock and custom-made supplies that help run the store and promote its brand. From its Chicagoland warehouse, the company combines manufacturing, procurement and distribution, including specialized solutions such as Epicor-compatible forms and a free SignBuilder design program. Centurion also supports corporate purchasing across multiple locations through ordering portals and inventory-management services.
A Bridgeton hometown favorite since the 1930s, Century Bakery is a social enterprise built around its signature sweets and a practical mission. Sales help fund job training for local youth who have experienced hardships including foster care and homelessness, with custom cakes available for community celebrations.
From its Sugarcreek, Ohio shop, Century Components makes American-made cabinet organization systems, with every product bench-crafted by skilled Amish craftsmen. The company combines that hand-built Amish heritage with practical innovations such as its adjustable X-Bracket system and magnetic MagnaSusan shelves, while also offering custom sizing and one-off accessories for cabinetmakers and distributors.
Founded in 1977, Century Container manufactures HDPE injection-molded containers and lids at its New Waterford, Ohio facility. The company keeps manufacturing, custom graphics and printing, and delivery under one roof, including its distinctive Above-Beam Printing process and patented Seat-Tray lid that turns a pail into a seat or tray. Its in-house, one-stop approach lets Century combine the product expertise of a larger manufacturer with direct, personal customer service.
Since beginning as a letter company in 1932, Century Direct has built its identity around helping organizations turn complex communications into carefully managed direct-mail campaigns. The Islandia, New York, company is a union shop with a collective-bargaining agreement with the United Auto Workers dating to the 1940s, and it serves businesses and nonprofits in the Northeast and across the United States. Its work is distinguished by secure data handling, including SOC 2 certification and HIPAA compliance.
Hickory, North Carolina-based Century Furniture is known for furniture designed to become family heirlooms. The company serves designers and customers through authorized dealers, with customizable upholstery at the center of its offering and a worldwide dealer network supporting its work.
Locally owned and serving Brooklyn since 1939, Century Industrial Supply is known for practical, fast help when hydraulic equipment is down. Its counter team builds custom hydraulic hose replacements while customers wait, drawing on decades of experience and a deep inventory to support New York City contractors, fleet operators, and maintenance crews.
Founded as a family-owned business in 1915, Century Linen & Uniform provides commercial laundry, linen and uniform services for healthcare, hospitality and industrial customers. Based in upstate New York, the company has grown to 900 team members, washes more than 100 million pounds annually and serves customers across five states. Its healthcare operation uses TRSA Hygienically Clean certification and RFID tracking to support hygienic processing and more accountable linen management.
Established in Rochester in 1978, Century Mold has grown from its headquarters into a North American plastics manufacturer with six production facilities and more than 50 engineers, designers and mold builders. The company is known for supporting demanding automotive, defense and industrial programs through precision plastic molding, including components used in more than 80% of vehicles on U.S. roads. Its IATF-16949 and ISO 9001:2015 certifications reflect the quality systems behind that work.
Century-Tech Machinery, LLC designs and manufactures customized bag-converting machinery for packaging production, including wicketers, flatbed, bottom-seal, inline, unwind, and attachment equipment. It also provides machine installation, maintenance, rebuilds, OEM spare parts, remote technical support, and custom parts manufacturing for converters serving food, healthcare, industrial, apparel, personal care, and other packaging markets.
Cenveo manufactures envelopes and presents itself as the nation’s largest envelope manufacturer, with 11 envelope manufacturing facilities across the United States. The company says it has over 100 years of industry experience and supplies businesses with standard and custom-printed envelopes.
Established in 1964, Cenweld Corporation is a Stow, Ohio final-stage manufacturer and installer of custom truck body systems for commercial, utility, and municipal work. Its shop builds and equips work trucks with systems such as central hydraulics and modular electronics, then supports them with truck-equipment service and repairs. Cenweld serves customers across Northeast Ohio and nationally.
Family-owned since its 1960 founding by Henry G. Kaufmann, CEP Technologies Corporation has built its identity around making the very small parts that keep larger products working. The Yonkers-based company serves manufacturers with custom miniature and small precision stampings, supported by in-house tooling and more than six decades of experience.
Family-owned and operated since 1969, Cer-Mac Inc. has grown from a two-car garage into a 25,000-square-foot Telford operation now guided by its third generation. The company is known for a quality-first approach to precision machining, especially when working with demanding high-nickel alloys for aerospace, medical and other exacting manufacturers. Cer-Mac is ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR registered.
Cera-Met is a Bethlehem casting operation with roots reaching back to 1974, when it was part of the CERCAST Group. Re-established under its current name after Henri Fine purchased the plant in 2007, the independently managed company draws on a management team with an average of more than 25 years in investment casting and supports aerospace and defense customers with complex aluminum castings. Its employee-led Cera-Met Connect committee also channels that local identity into workplace activities and quarterly community fundraisers.
Founded in 2006 by ceramic engineering PhD Jerry Weinstein, CeraMaterials manufactures and distributes high-temperature refractory materials for thermal processing, with a particular focus on carbon, graphite and carbon-fiber-composite furnace insulation and fixtures. Based in Dingmans Ferry, Pennsylvania, the company combines stocked materials and custom fabrication with application engineering and material consultation led by a founder who holds more than 46 U.S. patents. Its products serve heat-treatment customers across the United States and Canada through regional representatives and strategically placed warehouses.