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Founded in 1946, Chase Corporation is a global specialty chemicals company that manufactures protective materials for high-reliability applications. Based in Westwood, Massachusetts, the company reports nearly 800 employees and manufacturing facilities in the United States, Europe, and Asia. Its long-standing specialties include industrial coatings and tapes, alongside adhesives and sealants.
Founded by Chase Blum in 1932, Chase Doors makes specialty door systems and traces its beginnings to insulated walk-in coolers and specialty refrigeration equipment. It is known for double-acting impact traffic doors and has since expanded into made-to-order door systems. The company reports more than 300 employees and five vertically integrated manufacturing facilities.
Chase Industries, Inc. is a custom metal fabrication and manufacturing company that has served a diverse customer base since 1974. Formerly known as Chase Industrial Supply, Inc., it produces customer-specified work at a 25,000-square-foot production facility in Leechburg, Pennsylvania, with an emphasis on quality and on-time delivery.
On a 350-acre, multi-generational farm outside Pine Plains, Chaseholm Farm Creamery makes small-batch farmstead cheeses from milk produced by its own grass-fed herd. Siblings Rory and Sarah Chase run the operation in its third generation, with Sarah managing the dairy herd and grazing lands while Rory turns the farm’s milk into cheeses such as Camembert and Nimbus. The creamery is one of only a handful of New York farmstead producers making cow’s-milk cheese from its own herd.
Chasing Summer began when Lisa and her teen could not find skincare that felt modern while remaining gentle enough for young skin. The resulting brand creates simple, superfruit-powered skincare for tweens and teens, with formulas designed for developing, sensitive skin rather than adult-strength routines. Its products are vegan and cruelty-free and avoid harsh actives.
On 31 acres along 18 Mile Creek in Newfane, husband-and-wife winemakers Jim and Kathy Baker grow their own grapes and make predominantly dry wines shaped by the Niagara Lake Plain. Founded in 2006, Chateau Niagara Winery is family-owned and known for pairing classic French varieties with less-common Eastern European grapes such as Saperavi. The Bakers host intimate, hands-on tastings themselves, and the vineyard is among New York’s first certified sustainable vineyards.
Chatelain Graphics Signs & Plastics provides plastic fabrication, signage, vinyl graphics, large-format printing, and custom display-case and machine-guard work. The company works with sheet plastics including polycarbonate Lexan, acrylic Plexiglass, HDPE, UHMW, PVC, Komatex, and Sintra.
Chatsworth Products builds the physical infrastructure behind data centers and connected networks, including cabinets, power-management equipment, thermal solutions and wireless enclosures. Based in Simi Valley with additional U.S. operations in New Bern, Georgetown and Round Rock, the company combines manufacturing with dedicated research, development and training facilities. Chatsworth Products is a 100% employee-owned organization and holds ISO 9001 registration for its Simi Valley, New Bern and Georgetown operations.
Founded in Chattanooga in 1991 by Marvin Smith, Chattanooga Labeling Systems decorates, labels, and packages glass containers for brands ranging from bourbon to specialty products. Its 145,000-square-foot plant keeps the work in-house, combining long-standing bottle-labeling experience with custom-built machinery and a 23-step quality-control process. CLS has decorated Woodford Reserve bottles since the bourbon’s launch in 1994, a partnership that reflects the company’s deep ties to the spirits industry.
Founded in 1965, Chaucer Press is a Wilkes-Barre printing and packaging manufacturer that began as a printer of book covers and jackets before moving into packaging in 1978. It operates from a 60,000-square-foot facility and identifies itself as a woman-owned business enterprise. Its long-running work includes print packaging, including labels and folding cartons.
Founded in 1948 as a brick-and-block manufacturer, family-run Chautauqua Brick has grown into a Southern Tier building-materials supplier with four locations. Now in its third generation, the company still makes masonry products while supplying materials for projects from foundation to rooftop, backed by outside sales, project estimates and specialized delivery. Its long history and family leadership remain central to the way it serves homeowners, contractors and architects.
Founded in 1951, Chautauqua Chemicals Co., Inc. develops and manufactures industrial cleaning, degreasing, and rust-preventative chemicals for manufacturing processes at its Ashville, New York facility. Through its Miraclean and Chautauqua Metal Finishing Supply divisions, the company also serves metal-finishing customers as a distributor of related equipment and supplies. Its technical staff supports customers ranging from small job shops to Fortune 500 companies, with in-house testing and custom formulation available for specific process needs.
Founded in 2009 by former New York State Conservation Police Chief Bob and his wife Michelle, Chautauqua Hydroseeding LLC restores and establishes lawns while handling the grading and erosion-control work around them. The Bemus Point company has grown from one small hydroseeder and trailer to a broader site-services operation serving southwestern New York and northwestern Pennsylvania. It also manufactures patented Re-Tire weed-control mats from recycled waste tires, offering a way to reduce landfill waste while limiting herbicide use.
Founded in 1990, Chautauqua Woods is a woman- and minority-owned family business rooted in Western New York’s woodworking tradition. The Khan family remains closely involved in the company, whose in-house team creates made-to-order solid wood doors for distinctive homes and historically important institutions across the United States.
Chazam Fans creates decorative clack fans that turn heritage, culture, collegiate pride and personal expression into portable fashion pieces. Its collections range from country-flag designs and HBCU-inspired fans to sparkling styles, while a custom design service lets customers develop an original fan from their own artwork and instructions.
cHc is a full-service miscellaneous iron contractor and custom steel fabricator that has served the region since 1961. Based in Cincinnati and with a Columbus office, the company fabricates and installs metalwork for complex construction projects, including monumental stairs.
Since its founding in West Babylon in 1972, Check-Mate Industries has grown from a precision tool and die shop into an American manufacturer known especially for firearm magazines. Today, its 300-plus employees work across two U.S. facilities totaling 250,000 square feet, supporting government and commercial customers that need tightly controlled production for demanding applications.
Known for its patented Checklist Board design, Checklist Boards Corporation works with healthcare professionals to make critical procedures easier to follow. The Rochester company produces custom acrylic boards for hospitals and other healthcare facilities, with a red-to-green slider that gives a physical and audible signal as each step is completed. Its boards are currently used at more than 75 VA and U.S. Armed Forces facilities.
Founded by boat racer Bill Combs in Bucyrus, Ohio, in 1963, Checkmate Boats builds custom high-performance powerboats for speed-focused boating. Its current lineup includes the 2400 BRX, a bowrider that can exceed 90 mph with the Mercury Racing 500R, and the company’s 2024 2400 BRX was named Boating Magazine’s Performance Boat of the Year.
Since 1997, Checkomatic has manufactured and shipped customizable business and personal checks, including formats designed for QuickBooks and other accounting software. The company also produces related banking supplies, while its in-house production model supports custom logos, software formatting, and rush orders. Checkomatic says it has sold more than 520 million checks and envelopes and that 90.4% of clients returned over the past 25 years.