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Since 1987, Chantelau has built its Telford operation around precision saw-cutting, turning bar stock, tubing, and billets into production-ready blanks for manufacturers and material suppliers. Working from a 14,000-square-foot headquarters with more than 23 production saws, the company handles everything from prototype cuts to high-volume runs, with optional deburring and light machining. Its nationwide customers rely on measured, inspected cuts and material-preparation support that arrives ready for the next manufacturing step.
Chaos Cannabis Company builds a recognizable cannabis product family around bold color, pattern and product-first design. Based in New York’s licensed retail market, the brand carries that visual language across 2g disposable vapes, flower, prerolls and edibles, making its products easy to spot before they are read.
From its Brooklyn studio, Chapas Textiles creates bespoke hand-woven fabrics for the interiors trade, tailoring each pattern, color and yardage to a specific project. Founded by hand weaver Tara Chapas in 2008, the studio draws on a family weaving tradition from Evoia, Greece, while its fabrics are made in the United States by trained American artisans. Its project-by-project collaboration connects interior designers directly with textile artisans, and a portion of profits supports small-business loans for artisans around the world.
Chapin Custom Molding manufactures custom blow-molded plastic products, including products ranging from half a pound to 35 pounds. Its capabilities include extrusion blow molding, dual-head blow molding, screen printing, custom colors, branding, product assembly, warehousing, logistics, and drop shipping, serving automotive, pet supplies, pool and spa, farming/lawn/garden, and toy markets.
Since Ralph E. Chapin improved a leaking kerosene can at his family hardware store in Oakfield, New York, in 1884, Chapin International has grown into a U.S.-based manufacturer of sprayers and outdoor application tools. Still based in Western New York, the company now operates across multiple U.S. and overseas locations with more than 1.5 million square feet of manufacturing and warehouse space. Chapin says its sprayers are made in the United States, and its environmental management system is certified to ISO 14001:2015.
Since 1954, Chapman Pharmacy has served Rusk, Alto, Jacksonville and surrounding Cherokee County communities as a local pharmacy focused on personalized prescription care. The Rusk store is the city’s only drive-through pharmacy and also prepares customized non-sterile medications, while its staff provides medication guidance and medical equipment support. Owner Monte Ethington and pharmacist-in-charge Jared Moore lead a team whose combined experience reflects Chapman’s old-school, family-oriented approach to community healthcare.
Chapman Printing Company is a Champion Industries company serving organizations across West Virginia and beyond with the scale of a national operation and the personal attention of dedicated account teams. Its 250,000-square-foot facility supports print and direct mail work, while a web-based platform helps multi-location organizations keep their branded materials consistent. The company also provides year-round production, warehousing, and fulfillment under one roof.
Character makes complete DIY project kits and professional-grade hand tools for people tackling home improvements themselves. Its kits pair the needed supplies with how-to videos and access to virtual experts by text, helping customers take on projects such as faucet or showerhead installation without guesswork. Character also backs its tools with a limited lifetime warranty and publishes practical guidance for everyday home repairs.
Chardon Custom Polymers manufactures elastomeric rubber compounds for industries and uses across North America. Its veteran staff brings more than 100 years of combined experience in custom mixing and manufacturing, producing black and non-black compounds and working with customers on specifications and production needs.
Since 1945, Chardon Metal Products Co. has been a Chardon, Ohio manufacturer serving customers that need carefully made metal components and assemblies. The company works from design through delivery and is known for adapting to customer requirements such as changing schedules, special documentation, and product preservation. Its quality system is compliant with ISO 9001:2008.
With more than 35 years of hands-on experience, Chardon Tool in Chardon, Ohio, manufactures single-crystal diamond tools for ultra-precision machining and rotogravure printing. Its toolmakers work closely with customers on difficult or uncommon designs, using scanning electron microscopy to inspect cutting edges at magnifications up to 5,000x. Chardon Tool also relaps diamond tools from any manufacturer, extending the useful life of precision and printing tools.
Built and assembled in Maryland, ChargeBot develops mobile power systems that let landscape and turf-care crews charge electric equipment in vehicles and enclosed trailers. Its Trailblazer system uses a built-in battery and managed outlets to charge across equipment brands from a standard wall connection, while the Caddy provides a movable, solar-integrated power hub for up to four robotic mowers on golf courses. ChargeBot also offers trailer-mounted solar systems and app-based monitoring for charging and energy use.
Chargeurs PCC designs and manufactures the hidden textile layers that give garments their shape, support and stability, serving fashion houses from haute couture to sportswear. Its French manufacturing heritage reaches back to 1872, with Lainière de Picardie operating since 1903, and today the company combines custom interlining development with a worldwide network of manufacturing sites, Innovation Studios and sales offices. Chargeurs PCC reports more than 7,000 customers worldwide and 95% client satisfaction in its 2024 survey.
Born in 2016 from the frustration of complicated charging, Chargii makes portable power banks, including the redesigned Chargii SE+ with built-in retractable cables and an integrated wall plug. After pausing during the pandemic, the brand relaunched in 2026 as a subsidiary of Plain City, Ohio’s Promo 4th Group, adding bespoke personalization at scale through its parent company’s in-house production capabilities.
Charles & Alice makes fruit-based products and chilled fruit snacks, with a history of more than 75 years producing them in France. It describes itself as France’s #1 producer of no-sugar-added chilled fruit snacks and says it is bringing its expertise in natural, no-sugar-added fruit products to the U.S.
Founded in the Drôme in 1975 and named Charles & Alice since 2011, this French food company makes fruit desserts and plant-based recipes in workshops set among the orchards of southeastern France. Its more than 400 employees work with French fruit—especially hand-picked apples sourced an average of 190 kilometres from the production site—and use cold grinding to preserve the fruit’s flavour. The group also holds ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 certifications and operates a PME+ certified site in Allex.
Since 1911, family-run Charles A. Hones, Inc. has designed and manufactured industrial gas burners, heat-treating furnaces, and metal-melting equipment in the United States. Now six generations strong, the Hones family builds its equipment at a 12,500-square-foot New York plant, including custom burners and modified furnaces made to fit unusual heating requirements. The company began in a Brooklyn storeroom making soldering furnaces and later grew into a specialist serving metalworking, foundry, artistic, and commercial heating applications.
Since 1886, Charles C. Lewis Company has supplied and processed carbon and alloy steel plate from its Springfield, Massachusetts headquarters and regional facilities. Its in-house work can take plate closer to final size through cutting, grinding, stress relieving and other processing, including toll work on customer-supplied material. The company’s steel bases for Christo and Jeanne-Claude’s 2005 “The Gates” installation in Central Park are among its most distinctive projects, and it holds Intertek ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Charles Machine Works is identified as an innovating company with a long history of attention to changing customer needs. The page lists patents associated with the Ditch Witch, Radius, American Augers, Subsite, and HammerHead brands.
Since 1898, Charles R. Gracie & Sons has created handpainted scenic wallpapers, with each order produced by hand in the Gracie studio. The family business draws on a 300-year decorative-painting tradition and can customize its designs to suit an individual room. Today, Gracie remains a multigenerational company, led by fourth-, fifth- and sixth-generation members of the family.