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Founded in 1996 by President and CEO Bill Clarke, Clarke Analytical Instruments is a manufacturer, master distributor and manufacturer’s representative for analytical instruments serving environmental, health and safety organizations across North America and worldwide. Based in Radnor, Pennsylvania, the company supplies equipment for OSHA and EPA compliance and provides technical expertise, along with training and calibration for instruments it sells or rents. Its team brings more than 60 years of combined technical, product and market experience to laboratory, industrial hygiene, process-control and personal-monitoring applications.
With roots reaching back to the early 1900s, Clarke Container manufactures and distributes prescription packaging for pharmacies and veterinary practices from its Erie, Pennsylvania operation. The company is best known for its patented Green Neck prescription vial, developed after World War II as a child-resistant design that adults— including seniors and people with limited hand mobility—can open with one hand. Clarke Container also supplies related medication bottles and dispensing packaging, with many vials made in the United States by sister company Pinnacle Plastics using FDA-approved materials.
Since 1964, Clarke Fire Protection Products has designed and manufactured diesel engines that drive fire pumps, supplying the power that moves emergency water when fire protection systems are called into action. Based in Cincinnati with a manufacturing operation in Scotland, the company supports its engines through a global dealer network and provides installation, maintenance, training, and parts resources. Clarke engines are built for demanding fire-protection requirements and are designed around standards including NFPA 20, UL 1247, and FM 1333.
Since 1964, Clarke Power Services has kept commercial vehicles and off-highway equipment working through all-makes truck repair, parts support, fleet maintenance, and mobile service. Its network spans 20 shops and more than 150 mobile trucks across nine states, while Clarke Heavy Duty extends equipment life through customized refurbishments and the company’s PowerGen division provides 24/7 generator and fire-pump-engine service. Clarke also operates hands-on training centers in St. Louis and Knoxville and supports government, defense, and municipal fleets.
Clarksburg Publishing Company publishes the Clarksburg Exponent Telegram and offers newspaper advertising and circulation services. Its advertising information describes digital ad production and page production for the newspaper.
Clarkson Formula SAE is a 20–25-member Clarkson University student team that designs, builds, and tests an open-wheel prototype racecar for the SAE International Formula SAE competition. Its students develop the car through specialized subteams and fabricate key systems in-house, including pushrod suspension and carbon-fiber components. The Formula Knights compete annually at Formula SAE Michigan, where their 2024–2025 car placed 62nd out of 106 entries.
Clarkson University BAJA SAE is a student engineering team in Potsdam that designs, manufactures, tests, and races a single-seat all-terrain vehicle through the Baja SAE competition. Known as Golden Knights Racing, the team has built a car every year and marked its 45th anniversary in 2023, with recent results including a third-place finish at OktoBAJAfest in 2025. Its students gain hands-on experience in the shop while competing against teams from around the world.
Clarkson University Rocketry is a student-run competitive engineering team that designs, fabricates and launches high-power rockets for personal missions and international competitions. Working through Clarkson University’s SPEED program and composites laboratories, students take projects from modeling and in-house composite construction through flight testing. The team also supports members pursuing Tripoli Level 1 and Level 2 high-power rocketry certifications.
Founded in 1973 by Tom and Sylvia Classen after they bought a Norfolk, Nebraska repair shop, Classen grew from a small metalworking business into a turf-renovation equipment brand. Its son Larry Classen helped shape the line in the early 1990s, when the company became especially associated with equipment designed for commercial and rental markets; Schiller Grounds Care acquired the brand in 2004.
Classic Bakery, Inc. is a family-run bakery making scratch-baked cakes, pastries and other desserts, with a particular reputation for custom wedding and novelty cakes in the Washington, DC metropolitan area. Rubic Movsessian and his son Areen carry forward recipes first developed by Rubic’s father, Souren, whose Tehran bakery began in 1947; the family brought Classic Bakery to the United States in 1991. Drawing on Persian, Armenian and other European and Middle Eastern baking traditions, the company now works from a 10,000-square-foot production facility and operates locations in Maryland and Virginia.
Classic Brass is a third-generation, family-owned and operated American manufacturer of fine decorative hardware, handcrafted in Jamestown, New York. Its skilled craftsmen machine products to specification and finish each order to order in the company’s Chautauqua County workshop.
For more than 35 years, Classic Business Solutions has been a creative partner to businesses seeking polished, practical ways to present their brands. The company’s experienced team serves hundreds of clients, particularly in hospitality, health care and real estate, with tailored print and design work shaped around each client’s needs.
Founded by Purdue graduate Frank Desmond in 1999 after four years at NASA, Classic Chemical Corp. develops, manufactures, and distributes biodegradable industrial cleaners and degreasers. Its environmentally focused formulas are designed to replace harsher solvent- and petroleum-based products, with custom blending and technical support for demanding metal-manufacturing applications. The company’s Pure Clean® degreaser has also been independently tested for 99.5% cleaning efficiency and evaluated under ASTM G121 and G122 for oxygen cleaning.
From its Mansfield, Ohio manufacturing base, Classic Connectors USA makes ClampStar® electrical and mechanical shunts that permanently reinforce aging overhead-line connections without interrupting power. The company’s units repair or extend conductors in place, including weathered splices and damage from lightning or gunshots, while helping utilities raise capacity and reduce the risk of connector failure. Its products are proudly made in the USA and tested to ANSI C119.4 Class AA standards.
Founded in Columbus in 1987, Classic Delight makes ready-to-eat handheld foods for K-12 school menus, growing from a small sandwich operation into a St. Marys, Ohio, manufacturer with a broad line of hot and cold offerings. Its school-focused brands include the thick-crust Rippers pizza and sealed Stuffwich pockets, and the company also develops co-packed products to customer specifications. Classic Delight was acquired by GS Foods Group in 2021 and merged with Tools for Schools in 2023, adding mozzarella processing under the Classic Delight name.
Established in Jordan in 2003, Classic Fashion has grown into a 36,000-person apparel manufacturer with 20 factories serving international fashion brands. Its scale and Jordanian base have made it the largest garment manufacturer in the MENA region, while sustainability remains central to its operations, including a 5.5 MWh solar farm.
Owner Mick Crowder built Classic Firearms Restorations around the idea that an old firearm carries a story worth preserving. From its Lititz shop, the company restores historically significant firearms for owners who want to recover a family heirloom’s character rather than make it look factory-new, documenting the work and researching the piece’s provenance along the way.
Classic Ink USA is a screenprinting and embroidery company based in Butler, Pennsylvania, specializing in custom apparel including t-shirts, hoodies, hats, and racewear for schools, businesses, motorsports, and events.
Since 1989, family-owned Classic Lancaster Cabinetry has been hand-building custom kitchens and cabinetry in Willow Street, Pennsylvania, rather than reselling cabinets made elsewhere. Now in its third generation, the shop brings fine woodworking to kitchens and other spaces throughout the home, with carefully spray-finished work that can include unusual treatments such as antique reproductions. Its custom kitchens serve southeastern Pennsylvania and homes across several neighboring states.