Use company names, capabilities, certifications, NAICS codes, and location filters to narrow qualified suppliers faster.
Search by company name, process, material, product, equipment, or capability.
Showing 5621-5640 of 31597 results
All locations
Founded in 1966 by George “Pete” Duane, Chem-Pak is a third-generation, family-owned manufacturer in Martinsburg, West Virginia, producing aerosol and liquid products for brands across North America. Its contract-packaging operation combines in-house formulation, regulatory and quality support with an integrated production and warehousing footprint, including a 60,000-square-foot headquarters. Chem-Pak is also known for its long-running Finger Ease guitar-string lubricant and Per-Fix plastic-repair coating brands.
Chembio Diagnostic Systems, a Medford, New York subsidiary of Biosynex, develops and manufactures rapid point-of-care diagnostic tests for detecting and monitoring disease. Its proprietary Dual Path Platform (DPP®) technology supports simple tests that can use a small blood sample and deliver results in about 15 minutes, including the FDA-approved, CLIA-waived DPP® HIV-Syphilis test. Chembio serves clients worldwide through offices and partners and also applies its diagnostic platform to veterinary testing.
Chemcoat, Inc. is a family-owned manufacturer of custom industrial coatings and polymer-based coating systems. It provides custom formulation, precision color matching, batch manufacturing, quality control, toll manufacturing, logistics, and technical support for metal, steel, concrete and masonry, construction fastener, ductile iron, wood, transportation, and container applications.
ChemCubed is a Nesconset, New York company built around a collaborative team with more than 25 years of experience in the printing industry. It develops additive-manufacturing solutions for organizations pursuing printed electronics and custom end-use components, with work spanning tailored materials and integrated printing systems. Its leadership also provides practical guidance on formulation, scale-up, and difficult materials-process problems.
Founded in 1956 as Centre Circuits, State College’s Chemcut designs and manufactures customized wet-processing equipment for industries such as printed circuit board fabrication and chemical milling. The company built its first Chemcut spray-etching machine in 1957 and now makes its equipment in a 110,000-square-foot Pennsylvania facility, supported by an in-house R&D lab and global field service. Chemcut also produces industrial wastewater-treatment systems and provides parts and service for its own and MEI equipment.
For more than two decades, founder-led ChemDAQ has developed sensors and monitoring systems that detect hard-to-spot sterilant and disinfectant vapors in workplaces. Its patented ethylene oxide technology began in U.S. hospitals and medical-device sterilization facilities, and the company now serves more than 600 customers across six continents with monitoring for chemical vapors including hydrogen peroxide and peracetic acid. Pittsburgh-based ChemDAQ’s systems range from fixed monitors to its belt-worn SafeCide personal sampler, giving workers real-time exposure information in settings where these gases are essential but hazardous.
Since 1975, Chemenergy Water Treatment has provided water-treatment programs, chemical engineering and technical support for commercial buildings and industrial facilities. The Albany company began as a boiler-cleaning and treatment business and is now in its third generation of Fleig family leadership, with a distinctive focus on solid encapsulated water-treatment systems alongside ongoing service agreements. Its technicians work with facility operators worldwide to protect water-based equipment and improve plant performance.
ChemFinity Technologies is a Brooklyn company spun out of materials-chemistry research at UC Berkeley, where its co-founders developed the foundation for its work. It now helps miners, recyclers, and refiners recover critical minerals from difficult feedstocks using selective separation technology, with its initial focus on precious metals.
Family-owned Chemical Concepts was founded in Philadelphia in 1960 by D-Day veteran C. Kenneth Zelle and his wife, Lois. The company has grown from selling pumps and dispensing equipment into a business-to-business partner that helps manufacturers overcome difficult bonding challenges through technical guidance and sourcing support. It serves manufacturers worldwide and also develops its own Chem-Set products for specific industry needs.
Established in 1953, Chemical Distributors, Incorporated is an independently owned Buffalo chemical distributor that also blends chemicals and supplies industrial processing equipment. Its 116,000-plus square feet of warehousing and blending space, company truck fleet, on-site laboratory and Northeast location support regional delivery as well as worldwide equipment shipments. CDI is a member of the National Association of Chemical Distributors and follows the Responsible Care Initiative.
Chemical Methods, Inc. combines industrial chemical formulations with real-time monitoring and continuous-improvement support for metal manufacturers. Based in Brunswick, Ohio, the company develops application-specific chemistries and uses process data to help plants reduce waste, control pretreatment operations, and improve product quality. Its approach is distinctive enough to include custom on-site blending and a stated aim of helping customers use less chemistry, not simply selling more.
Founded by Kevin Woods, Chemical Process Solutions grew from its first order into a company serving industrial customers from a Nashville office and a production shop in Canal Fulton, Ohio. CPS is known for building environmentally focused chemical-processing systems and supporting them with engineering and maintenance for manufacturers in fields such as aerospace, defense, and metal finishing.
Chemical Solvents, Inc. combines chemical distribution with custom blending, toll manufacturing, and industrial waste services from its Cleveland, Ohio facility. It stocks and delivers more than 200 chemical products, with inventory exceeding 500,000 gallons, while its technical department develops proprietary blends and helps customers reduce VOCs and HAPs. CSI also operates a Part B-permitted treatment, storage, and disposal facility and was a founding member of both the National and Ohio Association of Chemical Recyclers.
Chemical Systems of Orlando has spent more than 45 years formulating and manufacturing cleaning, sanitation, and water-treatment chemicals, with a particular focus on food and beverage operations. Based in Zellwood, the company also provides contract manufacturing and custom formulations, backed by an on-site quality-assurance laboratory and a private fleet operated by trained, hazmat-certified drivers. Its food and beverage delivery programs have served the industry since 1979.
For more than 25 years, ChemInstruments has built adhesive-testing and sample-preparation equipment for laboratories and production teams from its Fairfield, Ohio, operation. Its engineers also develop customized test platforms and proprietary EZ Lab software, while validating equipment in the company’s own ISO-13485-accredited Chemsultants testing lab. The equipment is designed for testing adhesives, coatings, sealants, and paper- or film-based materials across industrial and consumer applications.
Chemistrie designs and manufactures patented magnetic clip-on lenses that transform prescription eyeglasses into specialized vision solutions. The company produces custom-fit clips for sun, reading, blue light, migraine relief, and other applications, serving consumers and eye care professionals.
Chemistry Rx Pharmacy is a Folcroft-based specialty and compounding pharmacy that prepares customized medications for patients whose needs are not met by commercially available products. Its clinical pharmacists work directly with prescribers, patients, and insurers, with particular expertise in rare dermatologic conditions and complex mitochondrial and metabolic disorders. The pharmacy is PCAB/ACHC accredited and licensed in all 50 states, with an additional 25 Medicaid licenses.
Incorporated in 1981, Chemite, Inc. is a small New York manufacturer of more than 1,200 specialty industrial chemistries, custom-formulated largely for private-label customers. Its 32,000-square-foot plant in Chemung County supports tailored cleaning and treatment solutions, with laboratory pre-testing and chemist assistance for on-site process installation. Chemite also serves local accounts and janitorial markets while emphasizing personnel safety and environmental considerations in product development.
Founded by John Pantanella in a garage in 1997, St. Louis-based Chemline manufactures custom polyurethane and polyurea systems for large-volume manufacturers. The company makes its own prepolymers and pairs formulation work with hands-on application training and 24/7 technical support, including assistance with Graco spray equipment. Chemline now employs approximately 100 people across four facilities, with a 250,000-square-foot headquarters and an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Chemlock Nutrition is a father-and-son company founded in 2010 by Arun and Kris Mehan, pairing Arun’s MIT chemistry background and more than 40 years of global experience with Kris’s drive to rethink animal nutrition. From its first cobalt product, the Cincinnati company has built its work around applying chemistry from outside the feed industry to solve animal-health challenges with more consistent, affordable ingredients. Its team serves feed manufacturers and livestock producers with science-led support backed by The Chemlock Standard quality program.