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From its Pennsylvania base, CIECO Inc. makes industrial control systems for stamping, compacting and forging presses, with safety press controls at the center of its product line. Its resolver-based Automator systems keep controls and options in one rack, allowing press operators to add functions in the field while reducing installation and troubleshooting complexity. CIECO also builds customized control packages, including rugged palm-button stations and turn-key systems sized to a customer’s application.
Ciena Corporation builds high-speed connectivity technology for the networks that carry today’s cloud, data-center, and AI traffic. Based in Hanover, Maryland, the company combines optical and IP networking systems with automation software and professional services, including hands-on network transformation and deployment support. Its work ranges from compact data-center interconnects to long-distance and submarine links, while its people-first culture emphasizes collaboration with customers, partners, and communities.
For 40 years, Cim-Tech has been a custom machine builder known for keeping the work of developing specialized automation under one roof. From its Hopewell Junction facility, the company builds equipment for manufacturers whose products range from disposable goods to critical medical devices.
Cima Network, Inc. develops branded environments for organizations, coordinating projects from design and engineering through fabrication and installation. Based in Chalfont, Pennsylvania, the company supports national brand rollouts and flagship locations, and provides ongoing repair and maintenance for branded spaces.
Since 1993, CIMA Packaging has built tailored crating and packaging solutions for commercial and military contractors, including unusually shaped and high-value parts. A division of Wulco, Inc., the Hamilton company can take projects from packaging design through construction, assembly and packing, with military work supported by ISO 9001:2015 and ISPM 15 compliance for international wood shipments.
Founded in 1976, CIMA Plastics Group is a Twinsburg, Ohio injection molder that takes plastic products from design and mold construction through production, assembly, and packaging. Its 40,000-square-foot facility houses 85- to 600-ton molding machines and an internal mold shop, allowing CIMA’s engineers to support both product development and ongoing tool maintenance. The company serves a broad range of industries, including medical and outdoor power equipment, with experience spanning commodity and engineered thermoplastics.
CIMA Technology Inc. manufactures and distributes ophthalmic products for cataract surgery and has focused for more than 25 years on supplying intraocular lenses and ophthalmic viscosurgical devices internationally. Headquartered in Pennsylvania, the company says its US-made products are developed with ophthalmologists and non-governmental organizations for international markets.
Since 1999, CiMa-Pak has supplied North American businesses with complete food-packaging systems, including trays, sealing film and tray sealers. The company stands out for matching compatible components and handling custom film slitting and rewinding, while its recyclable trays—many made from recycled material—support longer shelf life and less food waste. Its solutions serve operations ranging from meal-prep businesses and restaurants to schools, grocers and airlines.
Founded in 1977, Cimco Electronics makes temperature measurement and control devices for dry-type transformers. Purchased by James Rotruck in 1983, the McMurray company remains under his daughter Amie R. Rotruck’s management and continues a family technical tradition rooted in transformer engineering. Cimco tests and certifies each instrument before shipment, with particular expertise in reliable temperature sensing amid the magnetic and electrical noise found around transformers.
CIMCO Refrigeration traces its roots to 1913, when Thomas Shipley founded the Canadian Ice Machine Co.; the company took the CIMCO Refrigeration name in 1967 and joined Toromont Industries two years later. Now numbering more than 1,200 employees, CIMCO is best known for its long-standing role in ice-rink construction and for advancing natural-refrigerant thermal systems across North America. Its Burlington headquarters includes a 55,600-square-foot manufacturing facility opened in 2022, marking the company’s 110th anniversary.
For more than 65 years, CIMCOOL has developed metalworking fluids and related fluid-technology solutions for automotive, aerospace, and industrial applications. Headquartered in Cincinnati, the company serves customers worldwide and emphasizes renewable-resource formulations alongside its established manufacturing expertise.
Founded in Cleveland in 1945 by Frank Cimino, this family-owned and operated company began making wooden boxes in a garage and later added pallets to its products. Cimino Box & Pallet is now described as one of Northeast Ohio’s largest pallet recyclers and manufacturers, supplying recycled and custom-built pallets and crates.
Cimolai-HY is a structural steel design and fabrication partnership between HY Steel LLC, a division of Related Companies, and Cimolai S.p.A. It operates a fabrication plant in Olean, New York, on an 88-acre site with substantial covered production, storage, and office space. The company supports projects including bridges, stadiums, buildings, and renewable-energy infrastructure.
Founded in 1990, Cimquest Inc. has spent more than three decades helping manufacturers bring new ideas into production. Its Branchburg, New Jersey team is known for pairing practical engineering guidance with 3D printing and scanning solutions for customers across the Mid-Atlantic and New England, and the division joined M5D in 2025 while retaining the same team.
Founded in 2022, Pittsburgh-based Cinch IoT designs low-voltage two-wire power and control systems that make smart-building lighting and environmental monitoring easier to install and operate. Its Cinch Controller coordinates lighting while collecting real-time data on air quality, power use and space conditions, with systems manufactured in the USA for applications ranging from commercial properties to government facilities.
Operating since the late 1950s, CinChemPro is a Batavia, Ohio custom processor with more than four decades of experience serving companies that need chemical materials developed or produced at scale. Acquired by Powder Processing & Technology in 2018, it is known for carrying projects from pilot work into production, including spray drying and related powder-processing work. CinChemPro received ISO 9001:2015 certification in 2020.
Founded in 1911 by a small group making brooms and mops, Cincinnati Association for the Blind & Visually Impaired (CABVI) now combines vision and information services with social-enterprise manufacturing that creates jobs for people who are blind or visually impaired. Its Industries Program turns mill-sized paper and tape rolls into retail-ready products while providing job training and on-the-job experience, continuing a century-old employment mission. CABVI is a private nonprofit serving the Greater Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky area, and its manufacturing operation has been ISO 9001 certified since 2012.
Since 1990, Cincinnati Babbitt, Inc. has specialized in repairing, rebabbitting, and manufacturing babbitt bearings, with a full-service facility equipped to handle large turbine bearings. Based in Fairfield, Ohio, the company developed many of its own bearing tools and methods in-house and supports emergency repairs around the clock. Its capabilities include machining up to 120 inches in diameter, multiple babbitt application methods, and ultrasonic bond testing.
Cincinnati Bindery and Packaging is a woman-owned, family-run Cincinnati shop producing one-of-a-kind custom bookbinding and handcrafted boxes. Its binders draw on more than three generations of family experience while preserving old-world bookbinding traditions, serving projects ranging from book repairs to specially made presentation boxes.
Since 2002, Cincinnati Computer Reuse has turned donated computers into affordable refurbished technology for Greater Cincinnati families, students, schools, and nonprofits. The 501(c)(3) nonprofit pairs secure reuse and responsible e-waste recycling with a practical community mission, placing working devices where they can support learning, employment, and connection. Volunteers have helped refurbish more than 15,800 computers and keep over 5.2 million pounds of equipment out of landfills.