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Family-owned and operated near Covington, Ohio, Champion Laser is a laser-cutting facility producing precision parts from customer CAD drawings and detailed prints. Its two-axis, 48-by-96-inch cutting setup handles quantities from one to thousands, with stated tolerances of plus or minus .004 inch and quick turnaround for smaller orders. The company serves a broad range of applications while emphasizing friendly service and on-time delivery of quality parts.
Founded in Cincinnati in 1953 as a manufacturer of aluminum storm windows, storm doors, awnings, and screen rooms, Champion has grown into a national home-improvement company. It designs, manufactures, and installs custom replacement windows and other home exterior products, with manufacturing facilities described in Ohio and a history of more than seven decades. Champion became part of Great Day Improvements in 2021.
Founded in 1995, Champion Wire & Cable is a utility wire and cable distributor serving distributors from strategically located centers across the country. Its multi-million-dollar inventory and value-added services—including cut-to-length orders, custom paralleling and cable marking—support utility, industrial, commercial and transportation projects. Champion emphasizes an experienced workforce, precise order handling and same-day shipping through its nationwide distribution network.
With roots in a button manufacturer incorporated in 1884, Champlain Plastics carries more than a century of manufacturing history into its Rouses Point operation. The company now produces molded plastic products, including pool accessories, for retailers, builders and distributors serving 23 countries.
Champlain Valley Specialty of NY, Inc. processes locally grown apples into pre-sliced, packaged snacks. The company slices apples in New York and supplies Grab Apples to schools and their distributors across New England, New York, and Virginia.
With its main plant and headquarters in Taiwan and engineering and sales operations in New York, Champs Technologies LLC is an internationally organized power-electronics manufacturer. The company is known for developing compact planar magnetic components for performance-critical power-conversion applications, including railway and telecom equipment.
Chance Aluminum Corp operates an aluminum rolling mill in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, producing foil and common alloy coils as the domestic supplier for its sister company, AA Metals. It acquired the former JW Aluminum facility and has expanded its local production capacity, including installation of a tension leveler line.
Since Bill Chandler began making water-treatment products in Ashland in 1980, Chandler Systems has grown into an Ohio manufacturer shaped by in-house research and more than 50 water-treatment, motor-control, and electronic-system patents. Today, the Chandler family remains involved as the company develops equipment for residential and commercial water needs, including its connected DROP system.
Founded by Denvil Chandler in his garage in 1935, Chandler’s Plywood Products grew from handcrafted wood goods into a cabinet and countertop business serving West Virginia and the Tri-State area. Now in its 80th year, the company builds custom cabinetry locally and operates a 30,000-square-foot Westmoreland facility with a showroom, manufacturing facility, and warehouse. Its commercial department manufactures casework and cabinets for institutional and commercial customers.
For more than 60 years, Chaney Enterprises has been a Mid-Atlantic construction-materials company known for serving the contractors, developers, and homeowners shaping the region. Its work centers on supplying ready-mix concrete and aggregates through a broad network of locations, including a newly built plant in Durham, North Carolina.
Chang Chun Group is a chemical manufacturing company that produces resins, plastics, electronic materials, and related chemical products. The company operates production sites in Taiwan, China, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore, and serves multiple industries including automotive, electronics, and construction.
Founded in 1991 by engineer and stereophile Michael Chang and his sister Stella, Chang Lightspeed Audio makes handcrafted powerline filters and accessories for high-fidelity audio and video systems. Its Toledo, Ohio, technicians hand-assemble and test each unit, using a coil-free design intended to reduce AC contamination while preserving instantaneous current delivery. The company’s products are distributed to buyers worldwide.
Changzhou Industrial Sewing Machines Co., Ltd. develops and manufactures digital special industrial sewing equipment in Changzhou, Jiangsu, with a focus on machines such as buttonhole and bar-tacking equipment. The company has worked on special sewing machines since 1998 and operates with 70 employees, including a 12-person product-development team. It is a council member of the China Sewing Machinery Association and holds ISO 9001 and CE certifications.
Founded in 1983 by Dean Helfer, Jr., Channel Craft grew from a traveling wood shop into a Charleroi, Pennsylvania manufacturer of American-made toys, games, and puzzles. The company describes three facilities for manufacturing, assembly, and distribution, and says its products are crafted in the United States for museums, specialty retailers, parks, and attractions.
For more than four decades, Channel Products has engineered and manufactured component systems and technologies, with a particular reputation for ignition controls and related components used in gas appliances. The Solon, Ohio, company combines custom engineering and retrofit work with global manufacturing operations, and has earned 45 patents since 1972. Its FireGenius system extends that ignition expertise into connected gas-fireplace controls with Bluetooth and mobile-phone integration.
Since 1886, Channellock, Inc. has forged professional hand tools in Meadville, Pennsylvania, with its identity built around American-made pliers. Still run by the fifth generation of the DeArment family, the company operates 260,000 square feet of manufacturing facilities with more than 350 associates and produces over 75 types and sizes of pliers. Its tongue-and-groove pliers, first developed in 1933, remain the signature of a company that continues to manufacture much of its line on U.S. soil.
Founded from Walter Channing’s first Bridgehampton vines in 1982, Channing Daughters Winery makes small-batch Long Island wines by hand from its 28-acre estate and selected North Fork sites. The winery is distinctive for growing more than two dozen grape varieties—including several rarely planted on the East End—and for experimenting with field blends, skin fermentation and indigenous yeast while producing about 14,000 cases a year. It is also a founding member of Long Island Sustainable Winegrowing, with a sculpture-filled estate that reflects Walter Channing’s parallel career as an artist.
Since 1970, Chant Engineering has designed and manufactured custom testing machinery, with a particular reputation for proof-test and reeling equipment used in lifting and rigging. Still operating from its American manufacturing facility in New Britain, Pennsylvania, the company has grown to more than 50 employees and serves customers in over 40 countries. Three generations of the Chant family have been part of the business, which also provides ISO/IEC 17025:2017-accredited calibration and support for testing equipment.
Chantecaille is a beauty brand making botanical skincare, makeup and fragrances, with a signature emphasis on nature-inspired formulas and conservation-themed collections. Its recognizable icons include Future Skin gel foundation and Bio Lifting Serum+, while its conservation collection connects product releases with wildlife protection.