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 6001-6020 of 31597 results
All locations
Clear Consumption makes natural foaming hand soap for ingredient-conscious households and businesses, using simple organic vegetable oils instead of synthetic ingredients with confusing names. Its USA-made refills are plant-based, biodegradable, and available in an unscented formula as well as essential-oil scents. The company’s focus is straightforward ingredient transparency, summed up in its motto: “Know What You’re Buying.”
Founded in 2019, Clear Cut Ice Co. is a specialty ice maker known for hand-cut, exceptionally clear cocktail ice. From facilities in New Jersey and Long Island, it serves the hospitality trade while also producing ice for special events and brand photography.
Spun out of Johns Hopkins and headquartered in Baltimore, Clear Guide Medical develops image-fusion and augmented-reality navigation systems for minimally invasive medical procedures. Its patented SuperPROBE platform tracks instruments directly from an ultrasound transducer, combining live ultrasound with CT or MRI guidance for procedures such as biopsies and ablations. The privately held company’s technology is supported by FDA 510(k) clearances and ISO 13485 certification.
Clear Image Technology develops direct-visualization medical imaging systems, including the portable C Scope® 2.2mm single-use arthroscope, from its base in Westlake, Ohio. The company says more than 10 years of work in medical imaging led to its modular hardware and software platform, designed to give physicians real-time views during diagnosis and treatment. Its systems are aimed at making needle arthroscopy more accessible across offices, procedure rooms, surgery centers, and operating rooms.
Clear Lake Lumber, Inc. is a family-owned lumber and timber services mill in Spartansburg, Pennsylvania, founded in 1973. Its 50,000-square-foot facility processes timber into lumber, and the company says it uses the full product of each log, including byproducts such as bark, chips, and sawdust.
Spun out from William Penn Performance Glass, Clear Motion Glass manufactures custom architectural glass that turns ordinary surfaces into switchable privacy windows or transparent digital displays. Its York, Pennsylvania operation produces InstaClear privacy glass and smart film alongside cvLED transparent LED systems, with products fabricated to customer specifications. Together with its parent company, Clear Motion Glass employs more than 60 professionals across more than 50,000 square feet of manufacturing space.
Born from NASA-proven dust-shield technology, Clear Solar Corporation develops ClearAdvantage, an autonomous, water-free system that keeps utility-scale solar panels clear of dust and particulate soiling. The company licensed Electrodynamic Dust Shield technology with more than a decade of lunar and Mars flight heritage and is adapting it into a transparent performance layer for solar glass. Its team brings over 50 years of combined industry experience, five years of direct EDS experience, and a $90 million-plus space robotics portfolio.
Serving Maryland’s tri-state area since 2012, Clear Spring Gun Shop is a local firearms business known for the experience behind its counter and workbench. Its onsite gunsmith has more than 25 years of experience, while its instructors bring active and retired law-enforcement backgrounds to personalized classes for shooters of all levels.
Clear View Mirror & Glass Co Inc is a McKeesport glass and mirror business established in 1954, serving commercial and residential customers. It repairs and installs glass products and states that it manufactures Kenbern storm doors; the business also highlights more than 65 years of experience.
Founded in 2011 by a veteran-owned team in Clearfield, Pennsylvania, Clearfield Metal Technologies makes highly engineered custom sintered powder-metal and metal-injection-molded components and assemblies. The company works with tailored material compositions for demanding applications and supports its production with dedicated quality and materials laboratories. Clearfield is ISO 9001:2015 certified by NSF-ISR.
Cleargress Doors makes basement-access products in Pennsylvania, with its cellar doors manufactured at Hampton Concrete in Valencia. The company serves residential and commercial projects, offering standard and custom options and local installation, while shipping products to customers across the United States.
ClearGuard LLC makes dielectric and base oils for electrical infrastructure, industrial formulations, and single-phase data-center immersion cooling. Based in Canton, Ohio, the company uses exclusive access to Hydrodec’s patented refining process to decontaminate used transformer oil and restore its electrical properties, while also applying the process to unused feedstock. Its Exchange Program closes the loop by testing and collecting used oil, then supplying replenished product and credits.
Since 2007, Clearly Clean Products has developed and manufactured recyclable PET food packaging, best known for its patented Roll Over-Wrap™ Tray. Made in the USA, the Frackville-based company engineered the tray’s rolled edge to run on high-speed processing equipment while reducing film tears and material use. Its packaging innovation has earned both an AmeriStar Award and a DuPont Packaging Award, and the company operates manufacturing sites in Pennsylvania and North Carolina.
Founded in Albany in 1961, ClearView Packaging makes custom flexible packaging, including printed bags and roll stock, for customers who need tailored solutions rather than stock products. The company now operates domestic manufacturing facilities in Albany and Milwaukee, with a sustainability program focused on waste reduction and lower-impact materials. ClearView also maintains third-party quality certifications, including GMP certification in Albany and SQF certification in Milwaukee.
Clearview Vineyard and Winery grew from a Warwick family’s 2004 move to a farm property into a vineyard and winery producing handcrafted estate wines in New York’s Hudson Valley. Its 3,800-square-foot facility includes a tasting room, entertainment space and covered porch overlooking the vines, where weekend visitors can pair tastings with live music and small plates. Clearview is also a member of the Shawangunk Wine Trail and was named a Top U.S. Vineyard by Travel+Leisure in 2017.
ClearVU Camera Solutions, founded by Andrew Tillinghast and Andrew Lavanture after three years of research and testing, designs and manufactures rear-camera cleaning systems that spray away road grime using a vehicle’s existing washer fluid and controls. Based in Buffalo, the company makes vehicle-specific and universal kits for cars, trucks, and work equipment, with products designed and assembled in the United States.
Established in 1971, Clearwave Electronics is a long-standing North American specialist in MICR and OCR technology, with offices in the United States and Canada and customers overseas. Its work centers on helping banks and document printers meet the technical requirements of magnetic-ink printing through evaluation, standards-based consulting, and calibration documents. The company’s document evaluation services and patented calibration documents have been certified by the Bank Administration Institute of Chicago and the Canadian Payment Association of Ottawa.
Clearweld, manufactured by Crysta-Lyn Chemical Company in Upstate New York, makes near-infrared absorbing coatings and resin additives that enable laser welding of clear and other infrared-transparent plastics. Crysta-Lyn acquired the exclusive license to manufacture and distribute Clearweld from Gentex in 2011, building on a specialty-chemical business founded in 1992. Its 900 series coatings have been tested to USP Class VI standards and for biomedical applications, while the company continues developing formulations for specialized uses.
Cleary Machine Company, Inc. provides precision CNC machining, fabrication, prototyping, production, mechanical assembly, equipment refurbishment, repair, and related engineering services. Its capabilities include milling, turning, laser cutting, EDM, welding, sheet metal forming, inspection, and secondary finishing operations.
Since 1975, Cleaveland/Price Inc. has designed and manufactured switching and automation equipment for the medium- and high-voltage electrical industry. Its roots in supplying renewal parts for discontinued Westinghouse switches led to a broader line of group-operated switches rated up to 345 kV, along with automation controllers and power-monitoring equipment. The company’s ongoing research and development includes its “Quick Install” transmission switches, which arrive fully assembled and adjusted to simplify field installation, and its vertically integrated facility uses extensive CNC manufacturing capabilities.