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Founded in 1920 as a repair service for railroad and Cleveland industries, family-owned Cleveland Electric Laboratories now makes custom high-temperature thermocouples and industrial sensors for demanding temperature, pressure, and strain measurements. Based in Twinsburg, the company also operates an ISO/IEC 17025-accredited calibration laboratory capable of certifying temperatures from -320°F to 2800°F. Its work spans built-to-order sensing solutions, turbine-engine instrumentation, and complex small-batch machining, with quality systems certified to ISO 9001 and AS9100D.
Cleveland Gear Company has made worm gearing and enclosed gear drives in Cleveland, Ohio, for more than a century. Founded in 1912 and still operating from its 150,000-square-foot manufacturing home established in 1928, the company was the first U.S. manufacturer to produce worm gearing for mass production. Its work now spans open gearing, custom drives and refurbishment services, with ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its industrial power-transmission operations.
Founded in 2018 by Matt and Lisa McMonagle, Cleveland Ketchup Co. is a family-run Ohio business known for developing ketchup without high-fructose corn syrup. The company began in the founders’ kitchen and now supplies its locally made condiments to retail customers and wholesale buyers.
Known for its POLY-CRETE™ technology, Cleveland Polymer Technologies is a Watervliet, New York manufacturer serving equipment builders in the United States and overseas. The company makes precision polymer-mineral composite castings for applications where vibration control and dimensional stability matter, including machine tools and semiconductor equipment. Its management brings more than 15 years of experience in polymer castings across several international markets.
Founded in 1986 as Cleveland Pick-A-Part, Cleveland Power & Performance has grown from a salvage yard into a family-owned, second-generation operation supplying late-model performance parts and rebuilding modern and classic vehicles. From its 140,000-square-foot warehouse and 29-acre salvage yard, the Columbia Station company supports custom swaps, restorations and restomods for customers around the world. The Fragnoli family has kept the business under the same ownership while expanding its work into complete automotive service and custom builds.
Cleveland Print Co. is a Cleveland shop built around the hands-on craft of screen printing, keeping clients involved through custom color swatches, proofing, and in-person press checks. It produces apparel and related printed work for customers who want a collaborative process and ships orders throughout the United States.
Known for its fully capable repair shop in Twinsburg, Ohio, Cleveland Pump Repair serves industrial customers whose pumping equipment needs dependable attention rather than a one-size-fits-all replacement. The company handles industrial pump repair and maintenance through a documented process, with field support available across much of the United States and into Ontario.
Established in 1880, Cleveland Punch & Die manufactures tooling for metal fabricators, including punches, dies and shear blades for ironworker and other industrial machines. Based in Ravenna, Ohio, the company makes its tooling in the USA from proprietary tool steel and maintains a broad stock inventory for quick shipment, while also engineering custom and special-application tooling. Cleveland is a preferred tooling supplier for Franklin Manufacturing and an OEM-recommended source across the industry.
Established in 1916, Cleveland Screw Products is a Cleveland job shop making precision machined parts on multi-spindle and single-spindle equipment. Its 32 automatic multiple-spindle machines support both high-volume orders and smaller runs, while the company is especially known for tube and pipe cutter wheels made with a roller-finished cutting edge. Cleveland Screw Products has been a Precision Machined Products Association member since 1932, and many customers have worked with the company for more than 50 years.
Cleveland Specialty Products manufactures plastic materials and molded products at its 160,000-square-foot manufacturing headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio. Established in 2009, the company works with automotive OEM and service production customers, and specializes in PVC extrusion and compounding. Its subsidiary, Global Extrusion Technologies, was established in 2013 and produces packaging materials.
Founded in 1963, Cleveland Steel Container Corporation makes steel pails and one-gallon tin cans, with a focus kept squarely on steel packaging for more than six decades. The Hudson-based company is employee-owned and operates four standardized pail plants supported by an in-house Technical Center that develops its machinery and pail innovations, including the Triplex® design. Its plants are ISO 9001:2015 certified, and its steel pails and cans are sold across North America and shipped worldwide.
Cleveland Steel Services traces its machining heritage to 1956 and produces high-tolerance CNC-milled and turned components in Cleveland, Ohio. Acquired and rebranded in 2022, the shop combines the legacy of Murray Machine & Tool with veteran-led ownership and modern subtractive manufacturing for demanding American industries. It is also a State of Ohio Certified Veteran-friendly Business Enterprise.
Cleveland Steel Tool has been part of Cleveland’s manufacturing story since 1908, when it began making patented punches for the automotive leaf-spring industry. Today, its American plant supplies ironworker punches and custom tooling to metal fabricators and industrial users, with more than 80% of orders—including custom work—shipping within 24 hours.
A small family-run business with more than 20 years in the stone industry, Cleveland Stone Work has built its name around hands-on craftsmanship for Northeast Ohio customers. Its mobile studio creates custom memorial and architectural lettering on-site, while also helping local schools, churches, and nonprofits use engraved brick campaigns to raise funds.
From its Cleveland, Ohio facility, Cleveland Tank & Supply designs and hand-builds diesel fuel and hydraulic fluid tanks for aftermarket, OEM and custom applications. Its in-house engineers and welding team produce direct-fit replacements as well as tanks for specialized vehicles, with capabilities spanning steel, aluminum and stainless steel. Every tank is pressure tested, and the company’s quality management system follows ISO 9001:2015 requirements.
For more than a century, Cleveland Thermal has produced and delivered district energy—centralized steam and chilled water—for downtown Cleveland buildings and campuses. Its Hamilton Avenue Plant and underground network serve 20 million square feet, supplying about 30% of downtown’s heating and cooling needs with reported 99.9% reliability. After switching from coal to natural gas in 2017, the system cut CO2 and greenhouse-gas emissions by 84%.
Locally owned and operated in Cleveland, Cleveland Tofu has been making hand-crafted tofu since 1976. Its fresh, made-to-order blocks are supplied to regional food businesses and retailers, using Ohio-grown soybeans with non-GMO, kosher-certified seed.
Since 1996, Cleveland Tool and Machine has built automated machinery for HVAC sheet-metal fitting production and, since 2002, injection equipment used in investment casting. The Cleveland manufacturer serves customers in 16 countries, including companies producing commercial, medical, and aerospace castings. It also remanufactures older machines, extending their service life with updated injection and electrical control systems.
Cleveland Tungsten is a third-generation Li family company founded in 1916 by Dr. Kuo-Ching “KC” Li, remembered as the “Tungsten King.” His legacy includes the Li Process for making tungsten carbide, while the company today manufactures tungsten powder and other fabricated components at its modern Singapore facility for demanding industrial customers worldwide. It also maintains a sales office and warehouse near Cleveland, Ohio.
Founded in a basement factory by WWI veteran and former commercial pilot Elmer VanSickle in 1936, Cleveland Wheel & Brake Systems makes aircraft wheels, braking systems and related components. The Avon, Ohio company manufactures its wheel and brake assemblies in the USA and supports aircraft ranging from Cessna 172s and Pilatus PC-12s to Black Hawk and Apache helicopters. Now part of the Signia Aerospace family, Cleveland serves aviation and defense customers through a global distributor network.