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Chesapeake Cooling Solutions manufactures custom heat-transfer and emissions components, including aluminum radiators, charge air coolers, oil coolers, fuel coolers, fuel tanks, and related parts. It also provides cooling-system repair, rebuilding, testing, field service, and technical support for marine, industrial, heavy-duty, agriculture, military, rail, transit, trucking, off-road, and power-generation applications.
For more than 30 years, the Easton location now known as Chesapeake Custom Print & Ship has combined commercial printing with packing and shipping, giving Talbot County businesses and residents one place to handle projects and parcels. Acquired and rebranded by Chesapeake Brands, LLC in 2024, it retained the longtime Postal Suites Plus team while expanding into on-site commercial and large-format printing, promotional products, and everyday document services. The shop ships more than 20,000 packages a year and has three Maryland-commissioned notaries on staff.
Founded in 1981, Chesapeake Machining & Fabrication makes precision-machined parts and fabricated metal components for regional, national, and international customers. Its 32,500-square-foot East Baltimore facility combines large-scale machining and fabrication capacity with turnkey project management for demanding industrial work. The company operates under an ISO 9001-compliant quality system and holds American Institute of Steel Construction certification, with portable CMM and laser-tracking equipment supporting inspection of large parts.
Chesapeake Optical is a wholesale optical lab that manufactures and processes ophthalmic lenses, serving eye-care practices with wholesale lab work. Formerly Spectera Vision Lab, it has manufactured eyewear since 1973 and operates a 50,000-square-foot facility in Baltimore, Maryland. Its capabilities include digital lens surfacing and in-house Crizal anti-reflective processing.
Chesapeake Plastics Manufacturing grew out of a local decision by former coworkers Mark McGrath and Steven Moore to buy their retiring employer’s equipment and keep jobs in their home county. Founded in 2003, the Southern Maryland company now helps entrepreneurs and established customers turn product ideas into injection-molded parts, including very small production runs.
Built by Dave and Vonda Rossi from a hand-crafted barn workshop, Chesapeake Screen Printing has been part of Salisbury’s Eastern Shore community since the late 1970s. The local company creates custom printed apparel for area businesses, schools, organizations and events, with work shaped by long relationships close to home.
For more than 30 years, Chesapeake Shipbuilding has paired naval architecture with shipbuilding in Salisbury to create customized commercial vessels, including passenger ships and tugboats up to 450 feet long. Its 13-acre yard on Maryland’s Wicomico River includes deepwater bulkhead, two construction basins and dedicated hull-fabrication buildings, allowing the company to design, build and deliver complete vessels from one site. Chesapeake’s welders and welding processes are certified by the American Bureau of Shipping and the U.S. Coast Guard.
Chesepiooc Real Ale Brewery brews real ales in Crofton, Maryland, with a taproom centered on Bavarian-style hefeweizens and other small-batch beers. Its lineup ranges from fruit-infused wheat beers to cask pours, alongside house cider and nonalcoholic draft drinks. The brewery also makes its taproom family- and dog-friendly, with events, live music, and guest-brewer opportunities.
Since 1914, Chester-Jensen Co., Inc. has manufactured sanitary stainless-steel heat-exchange and food-processing equipment, with heating and cooling fluids at the center of its work. The company grew from early service to the dairy industry into engineered equipment and complete systems for food, beverage, pharmaceutical, chemical and related markets worldwide. All of its products are made exclusively in the USA, supported by direct personal contact and a focus on durable, long service.
Founded in 1940 from a Cleveland office with a steel brokerage and a couple of shears, Chesterfield Steel now supplies and processes custom steel coil for manufacturers. Its engineers start with the customer’s part or print, selecting and processing material to match the application, with a particular history in heavy-truck bumper material and other demanding components. Chesterfield supports production with custom-designed inventory exceeding 50,000 tons and operates under ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Celebrating 40 years, Chestnut Ridge Foam manufactures fire-resistant and specialty foam products in the USA, from finished mattresses to molded and cut-to-shape cushioning. The Latrobe company is especially focused on demanding applications such as healthcare, correctional facilities, aviation and transportation, producing its own foam and supporting projects with in-house design and laboratory testing. It also sells directly to colleges, universities and facilities, rather than relying solely on distributors.
Chestnut Ridge Workshop grew from Rochester woodworker Ryan Beattie’s side project into a full-time shop in 2020. Today, its team is known for working through unusual space and storage challenges with carefully tailored built-ins and other hand-crafted woodwork for homes and local businesses. Clear communication and pride in craftsmanship are central to how the shop works with clients.
Founded in 2000 as a joint venture between Chevron U.S.A. Inc. and Phillips 66 Company, Chevron Phillips Chemical produces petrochemical materials and solutions used in consumer and industrial goods. It operates chemical manufacturing facilities and makes products including polyethylene and polyethylene pipe, serving markets around the world.
Since 1946, Chevy Chase Glass has cut, supplied, and installed custom glass for homes in Bethesda and the surrounding Washington area, with a particular focus on shower doors and mirrors. Its in-house installation team handles projects without subcontracted labor, and the company also creates tailored tabletops and specialty glass features. With more than 70 years in the trade, it operates from a local showroom where customers can see examples of its work.
Since 1997, Chez Jean-Claude Patisserie has been a Subiaco fixture known for bringing the Swiss art of baking to Perth. Its daily baking follows traditional methods and extends to a second location in West Leederville, where the patisserie also offers a café setting.
Family-run since 2002, CHF Industries traces its roots to a 1927 military-parachute commission and now develops home textiles for major brands, retailers, and private-label programs. Its global team of more than 400 people brings together design and product development experience, while the company’s products reach home-fashions retailers around the world.
A third-generation, family-owned Pittsburgh business, Chianelli Designs has been renewing furniture through custom upholstery and supplying fine fabrics since 1929. Its 10,000-square-foot workroom and showroom handle furniture restoration, including the company’s own “module spring seating” method, alongside fabric cleaning and protection. Chianelli serves residential and commercial clients, including architects and interior designers, with a focus on giving treasured pieces a new life rather than replacing them.
Family-owned Chiappa Firearms has made firearms in Brescia, Italy, since 1958, combining traditional Italian craftsmanship with modern production. The company is known for its broad range of pistols, rifles and shotguns, including reproductions of historic American firearms and the distinctive Rhino revolver. Chiappa products are sold in more than 60 countries, with the group carrying out its own design and manufacturing work.
Since 2003, Chica Prints has been a boutique family scanning and printing service for artists, creating high-resolution digital reproductions and fine-art prints from original work. Its distinctive 48-by-70-inch flatbed scanner can digitize oversized, mounted, delicate and varnished artwork, while one-on-one proofing helps artists or their own printers match the original. Based in Holbrook, the company works with artists and printers locally and nationwide and also creates archival digital copies for future printing or disaster recovery.
Founded in 1958 by Italian inventor Pietro Catelli, Chicco makes baby products designed around the everyday needs of children and parents, including its well-known KeyFit infant car seats and travel systems. Now a global brand present in 120 countries, Chicco combines Italian design heritage with products for travel, feeding, sleep, play and early childhood care.