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CeramFab, an East Palestine manufacturing operation associated with CeramSource, fabricates ceramic-fiber insulation and refractory components, including custom vacuum-formed boards and shapes. Its 80,000-square-foot facility was built to keep a broad stock of high-heat insulation materials on hand while handling custom work, including CNC-cut parts and insulating fire-brick shapes. The company’s primary manufacturing operations are currently shuttered following the 2023 Norfolk Southern derailment, though it is working to maintain its wholesale business through relocation.
Ceramic Color & Chemical Manufacturing Company is a Pennsylvania manufacturer whose roots reach back to nineteenth-century Germany and whose American operation was incorporated in Pittsburgh in 1929. Based in New Brighton, it is one of the few remaining U.S. pigment producers, supplying inorganic pigments and specialty chemical solutions to customers in consumer, industrial, and defense markets.
Based in Alfred, Ceramics Creates Change develops ceramic technologies intended to expand access to clean water, cleaner indoor air, and local manufacturing in low- and middle-income communities. Its work trains predominantly women potters and local carpenters to make candle water filters, insulating rocket stoves, and sanitary stoneware toilets using locally adaptable forming and firing methods. The organization’s projects have included water-filter production in Nepal, Kenya, Burundi, and Rwanda.
Founded in 1999, Beaver Falls-based CeramSource supplies TaoFibre® refractory ceramic fiber and other thermal materials for demanding industrial heat applications. Alongside its stocked insulation and refractory products, the company performs custom high-temperature fabrication, including serpentine-folded ceramic fiber modules and precision CNC-cut components. Its materials are engineered for continuous service up to 1430°C (2600°F), supporting producers across the United States and worldwide.
CERATIZIT S.A. is a high-technology engineering group that develops and produces cutting tools and hard-material solutions, including cemented carbide products. It manages the cemented-carbide production chain from powder preparation through forming, sintering, finishing and surface treatment, and states that it is active in more than 80 countries and 25 industries.
Founded in 1977 by metallurgist Alan Flash, Cerbaco Ltd. designs and manufactures non-metallic weld backings for full-penetration, finished-quality welds from one side. The Warrington company combines engineered formulations with hands-on technical assistance, creating custom shapes, sizes, and even new formulations when a welding application calls for something different. Cerbaco has worked with welding engineers around the world to address difficult fit-ups and inaccessible joint backs.
For more than six decades, CerCo Corporation has built its reputation around wear-resistant ceramics, serving industrial customers from two Ohio plants with more than 300,000 square feet of manufacturing space. The company also develops specialty ceramic components for demanding applications, with engineers assisting customers from early research through product testing and design.
Founded by James Santos in Brooklyn in 2013, Cereal Boxery makes custom-printed cereal boxes and packaging for brands across the United States. Its boxes are produced in-house with food-safe printing and eco-friendly materials, and the company accepts orders without a minimum quantity, making its packaging available to both emerging and established cereal makers.
Founded in 2012 through the merger of Alsacienne de Pâtes Ménagères and Eurodough, Cérélia is a food manufacturer specializing in refrigerated ready-to-bake dough. It also produces pancakes and other baked goods, and sells through its brands, private labels, industrial partners and foodservice in more than 50 countries. The company reports 16 production sites across Europe and North America.
Established in 2011 in New York’s Hudson Valley, Ceres Technologies engineers and manufactures molecule-delivery systems and integrated equipment for high-tech industries. Its work spans engineer-to-order design, precision manufacturing and testing, with particular depth in high-purity fluid systems, orbital welding and sheet-metal fabrication. Now part of Atlas Copco Group, Ceres serves a global customer base and counts Fortune 50 companies among its customers.
Founded by interventional neuroradiologist Bryan Pukenas, MD, and medical-device executive Kamna Giare-Patel, Cerespectus is a Philadelphia medical-device company focused on making central nervous system gene-therapy delivery safer and more accessible. Its developing Esperanza catheter is designed for targeted treatment delivery through lumbar access, with the aim of helping more physicians perform the procedure. The device is not FDA cleared or commercially available.
Cerevia Neurosciences is developing a closed-loop, fMRI-guided neuromodulation platform for dementia care, centered on its compact Ladybug™ Sanctuary unit. The company combines AI-driven personalization with integrated brain imaging to deliver non-invasive therapy in clinical and memory-care settings. Cerevia is a spin-out of the Weinberg Medical Holdings venture studio and holds more than 35 U.S. and international patents.
Founded in 2007 on precipitation-based manufacturing expertise developed over decades at Eastman Kodak, Rochester’s Cerion Nanomaterials designs, scales and manufactures custom inorganic nanoparticles for industrial products and systems. Its scientists build metal, metal oxide and ceramic nanomaterials from the ground up, controlling particle size and other technical attributes rather than offering off-the-shelf materials. Cerion’s Eastman Business Park plant has grown from 5 to more than 150 metric tons of annual capacity, supporting customers in more than 40 industries from proof of concept through commercialization.
Since its formation in 2009, Buffalo-based CerMedia LLC has manufactured highly porous ceramic structures that give beneficial bacteria a place to grow for biological filtration. Its MarinePure media serves aquariums, ponds, and aquaculture, while BioVast brings the same open-pore ceramic approach to industrial wastewater and waste-gas remediation. The company operates more than 10,000 square feet of manufacturing space in Buffalo’s historic Black Rock neighborhood and reports more than 2,000 clients worldwide.
Founded in 2022 with funding from the Defense Logistics Agency, Cleveland-based CermeTech is a specialty materials company built around polycarbosilane chemistry. In partnership with an established manufacturer, it develops and supplies preceramic polymers that become silicon carbide for high-reliability applications in aerospace, nuclear, electronics, and defense.
Cerovene develops and manufactures pharmaceutical dosage forms, helping partners take products from formulation concept through clinical and commercial launch. Based in Valley Cottage, New York, the company specializes in lifecycle management for existing medicines, including proprietary modified-release and coated-capsule technologies. Its team reports more than 90 approved prescription products developed by President and co-founder Manish S. Shah, along with dozens of FDA approvals for complex products.
Cerro Fabricated Products manufactures custom forged and machined metal components, with in-house capabilities that control production from billet through finished part. Its work includes aluminum, brass, and copper forgings, and the company serves customers in markets such as aerospace and automotive.
Cersell Company Inc. supplies magnetic cylinder sensors for pneumatic actuators across North America, pairing distribution with customized sensing solutions through its partnership with Alif Tech. Based in Pennsylvania, the company’s staff bring more than 30 years of pneumatic-sector experience, while production reaches about 700,000 sensors per month. Its sensors include smart electronics that can automatically provide either NPN or PNP output, and are supported by certifications including CE, CCC, and TÜV validation.
CertainTeed is a North American manufacturer of exterior and interior building products and a subsidiary of Saint-Gobain. Founded in 1904, when George Brown began manufacturing asphalt roof shingles, the company now reports more than 60 manufacturing facilities across the United States and Canada. Its portfolio includes building-envelope products as well as architectural ceiling and wall systems.
Rochester’s Certified Centerless Grinding traces its roots to 1962, when Paul F. Sage established the company as Certified Grinding and Machine. After ownership passed to Asteria Technologies in 2024, the company has continued its push to rebuild American manufacturing under Christopher Duncan’s leadership, drawing on proprietary straightening methods and ISO 9001-certified production for customers in demanding industrial fields.