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Established in 1983, CMI Technology combines CNC precision machining with traditional toolmaking to produce machined parts, measurement systems, and special machines for manufacturers. The Englewood company is particularly suited to low-volume work and short lead times, taking projects from prototype through production while also designing custom air gauges and fixtures. Its experience includes more than 25 years designing and building automation equipment for assembly, inspection, fabrication, and testing.
Mona’s CMNY Cakes is a New York custom cake studio known for hand-finished fondant cakes and fully sculpted 3D designs for celebrations across the tri-state area. Mona began making wedding cakes and desserts in the early 2000s and built a full-time operation with a team of decorators by 2008. Every cake is designed from the client’s idea rather than a catalog, with cupcakes, cookies, and dietary-friendly desserts available to round out the event.
Founded in Châteauguay, Quebec, in 1969 as a small family-owned metalworks shop, CMP Advanced Mechanical Solutions now manufactures large electro-mechanical enclosures and assemblies for technology companies across North America. Its vertically integrated operation takes products from collaborative design and rapid prototyping through production, with more than half a million square feet in Quebec, a quarter-million-square-foot U.S. facility in Binghamton, and a workforce of over 600. CMP is also expanding its Binghamton operation to make more battery-storage components and subassemblies domestically.
Founded in Marseille in 1959 as Control Mesure Regulation, CMR Group began by repairing ship measuring instruments and developing instruments for industrial engines. It now has more than 1,000 employees across 11 countries and manufactures control and monitoring solutions, including sensors and wiring systems for demanding environments. Its work serves energy, industry, and marine applications, with a long-standing focus on marine and industrial engine instrumentation and wiring.
Founded by three heat-transfer specialists with more than 60 years of combined experience, CMS Heat Transfer Division is a 32-person Bohemia manufacturer known for designing and fabricating equipment for industrial process applications. Its 19,000-square-foot facility supports custom engineering and production for customers in fields such as energy and chemical processing, with work performed to ASME and TEMA requirements.
CMT Components is a family-owned Sardinia, Ohio manufacturer of custom pole barn kits, in-house metal roofing and siding panels, and roof trusses for builders and homeowners. Founded as C&M Truss in 2007, the company expanded its manufacturing in 2018 and now produces custom metal panels within hours and roof trusses spanning up to 100 feet. CMT Components serves customers throughout Ohio and beyond, including Kentucky, Indiana, and West Virginia.
For more than 20 years, Cincinnati-based CMT Imports has connected North American manufacturers with custom-engineered castings, forgings, machined parts and fabrications through a global supplier network. Its 13-person Cincinnati headquarters works alongside more than 60 quality and production specialists worldwide and 15 U.S. sales representatives, giving customers local support for engineering, quality control, logistics and inventory. CMT also maintains stateside stock and supports projects from prototype through production, including components for lawn and garden, power sports and industrial equipment.
Born from a precision machine shop, CMW Tech develops American-made equipment and shop solutions, including the EDM 101 platform for broken-tool removal and sinker work. Founded in 2019 by machinists with more than 40 years of experience, the Telford, Pennsylvania team draws on over 100 years of collective mechanical, software, and electrical engineering experience to address practical manufacturing-floor problems. It also provides EDM-powered broken tap and tool recovery for customers’ valuable parts.
With more than 20 years in printing and mailing, Dix Hills-based CMYK Print Group produces printed marketing materials and manages the work around them, from in-house design through finishing and mailing. Its offset and digital presses, full-service bindery, and in-house mail room let the company handle projects from business cards to complex, time-sensitive campaigns under one roof. Clients describe CMYK as consultative, dependable, and effective at coordinating delivery to multiple locations.
Based in Dayton, Ohio, CNC Airbags distributes crash-protection systems that use accelerometers to stop CNC machines in under one millisecond, before collision forces can multiply into costly spindle damage. Designed for installation by CNC dealers or machine integrators, the system works across major CNC brands and can be retrofitted to equipment already on the shop floor. More than 5,000 systems have been installed across North America.
CNC Enterprises, Inc. is a Montgomery-based company serving automotive manufacturers through the behind-the-scenes work that keeps production moving. Its work centers on engineering support and workforce services for automotive plant operations.
Born 17 years ago as a one-person garage venture, CNC Fabrication, LLC now develops and makes Ford Powerstroke diesel performance parts while providing engine and machining services from its 75,000-square-foot Bryan, Ohio, factory. The company is especially associated with its Powerstroke-specific upgrades, including its original 4-line fuel-feed kits, and offers customers the practical support and advice to match. Its founder, a former journeyman millwright with 22 years in the steel industry, continues to lead the growing operation.
CNC Malting Company turns locally grown Pennsylvania grain into custom and craft malt for brewers and distillers, using traditional floor-malting methods in a former Clearfield Township elementary school. Founded in Butler County in 2015 by Penn State chemical engineer Brendan Carroll, the company links farmers with the craft beverage makers who use their grain. Its 30,000-square-foot malthouse handles small, flexible batches and contract work, with grains sourced from as close as three miles away.
Founded in 1997, CNC Manufacturing is an American precision machine shop whose Coatesville operation has grown into a 37,000-square-foot home for demanding manufacturing work. Its machinists produce performance-critical parts for aerospace and medical customers, backed by AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certification. The company also brings a distinctly hands-on character to customer service, with people answering questions directly rather than routing them through a portal.
After arriving in the United States with his family, Alexandru Szoke founded CNC Precision Machine, Inc. in 2001 with a single CNC machine and built it into a 100,000-square-foot Ohio operation. Today, the company is known for making hydraulic fittings for aerospace, transportation and machinery customers, with ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its quality system.
Since 1996, CNC Specialties Mfg., Inc. has produced precision CNC-machined parts from its Apollo, Pennsylvania shop. With more than 25 machines and an in-house coordinate measuring machine, the company serves demanding fields including defense, medical, power generation and robotics while retaining the small-town hospitality it emphasizes.
Since 1997, CNC Tech USA division CNC Manufacturing has precision-machined performance-critical parts for demanding applications from its 37,000-square-foot Coatesville facility. Its close-tolerance work spans small and large production lots, with exotic materials handled routinely and Statistical Process Control applied throughout manufacturing. CNC Manufacturing, along with sister companies CNC Technology and MTI Dental, holds DEKRA ISO 9001:2015 certification and employs several armed-services veterans.
CNH Industrial N.V. is an equipment, technology and services company focused on agriculture and construction. Its history of developing equipment for farmers and builders dates to 1842, and it operates through a portfolio of brands including Case IH, New Holland, CASE and New Holland Construction Equipment. The company provides agricultural machinery and implements, construction products, and associated financing and aftermarket offerings.
Since 1990, Pittsburgh-area CNT Motion Systems has designed and built CNC routers and custom automation equipment for manufacturers seeking an affordable, made-in-the-USA solution. Founded by third-generation machinery designer Max Andrzejewski, the company is especially known for taking on unusual applications, from long-table ACM panel systems to specialized fence and stair-machining equipment. Its team also provides installation, training and remote technical support for the machines it builds.