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Coastal Conversions builds custom camper vans, mobile businesses, medical and dental units, specialty vehicles, and other vehicle-based spaces. Its capabilities include full and partial conversions, custom layout and design, cabinetry, electrical and plumbing installation, equipment installation, repairs, diagnostics, and exterior upfits.
Coastal Defense Inc. is an operationally experienced defense contractor whose personnel have supported major U.S. military missions, including Operations Iraqi Freedom, Enduring Freedom, and Inherent Resolve. The company creates realistic training environments for military and government customers through contract close air support and JTAC instruction, drawing on former military aircrew and ground operators.
Since 1990, Coastal Diamond has made diamond and cubic boron nitride (cBN) superabrasive cutting and grinding wheels at its Mentor, Ohio facilities for manufacturers in the United States and abroad. Its engineers develop proprietary bond formulations and application-specific wheels, including solutions for demanding work such as aerospace finishing, precision tooling, and saw sharpening. Coastal Diamond also has decades of experience supplying replacement wheels for Blanchard, EWAG, and Vollmer grinding equipment.
Founded by brothers Jim and Tom Stout in 1968, Coastal Pet Products manufactures pet products in Alliance, Ohio, with a particular heritage in collars, leashes and harnesses. The company pioneered nylon webbing for pet collars and leashes in its early years and now operates a nearly 400,000-square-foot facility, supported by in-house testing and proprietary manufacturing equipment. Its products are made for dogs, cats and horses, with design details such as comfort-rounded leather collars and a patented slip-reducing collar slide reflecting its practical approach.
Since 1988, Coastal Pipeline Products has built its identity as a Calverton-based manufacturer serving the infrastructure needs of the Long Island, New York, and New Jersey metropolitan area. Its 22-acre operation combines production plants with in-house form fabrication, giving the company the ability to make custom precast concrete components for public works and construction projects. Coastal is an NPCA Quality Certified Plant and an approved manufacturer for multiple New York-area public agencies.
Coastel Cable Tools is a USA manufacturer known for developing practical stripping equipment when standard solutions do not fit a cable-processing job. It serves the communications sector and other technical industries with portable tools, bench-top equipment, and custom-built solutions for specialized requirements.
Since 1991, CoastTec has repaired, reconditioned, and resold single-phase APC uninterruptible power supplies from its Carroll County, Maryland operation. The company is APC’s only certified U.S. partner for this work, with factory-trained technicians who use APC engineering updates while extending the useful life of UPS equipment. Its 62,500-square-foot headquarters also supports fleet management and responsible reuse, backed by R2v3 and RIOS certification.
Since 1975, Harrison, Ohio-based Coating Systems, Inc. has applied functional industrial coatings to customer-supplied components, helping manufacturers address friction, corrosion, wear and assembly challenges. Its work ranges from custom fluoropolymer formulations to high-volume coating of O-rings and small parts, with capacity for fabrications weighing up to 5,000 pounds. The company provides engineering consultation, in-house finishing and Doss automated visual inspection under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system.
For five decades, Coatings For Industry, Inc. has manufactured coating, lubrication and mold-release products for demanding industrial applications, from durable floor systems to corrosion protection and turbine-engine coatings. Based in Souderton, Pennsylvania, CFI supports its products with in-house chemists and metallurgists, patented research and technical assistance, and ships internationally to more than 30 countries. The company manufactures under an ISO 9001:2015 quality management system.
Founded in 2009 to shorten customers’ supply chains, Cobalt Packaging provides ecommerce and retail fulfillment alongside custom packaging coordination from its Knoxville operation. Its packaging roots extend from design and printing projects to kitting and shipment preparation, with project managers serving as dedicated extensions of each customer’s team. Cobalt is woman-owned and WBENC certified, and it also donates unsold packaging products through community organizations.
CobblerWorld Baked Goods makes nostalgic and distinctive baked confections, describing baking as its specialty. Its offerings include baked goods such as cobblers and cheesecakes.
Cobblestone Valley Farm is a fifth-generation family operation whose roots reach back to 1886. In Homer, the farm has maintained certified-organic practices for more than 25 years, raising livestock with a soil-first approach and selling its meat directly to households as well as wholesale customers.
Celebrating 35 years in business, Buffalo-based Cobey Inc. is known for custom-built equipment supporting demanding energy and process-industry operations. Its long-standing specialty is lube oil systems, with hundreds in service, while its modular systems have grown to more than 3,000 installations across six continents and three oceans.
Cobham is a global technology and services company with a space heritage that includes designing the first breathing regulator for Project Mercury. Today, it supports military and commercial customers across demanding environments, with more than 12,000 employees on five continents and partners in over 100 countries.
Built from the combined engineering histories of Cobham and Ultra, Cobham-Ultra develops bespoke subsystems and systems for mission-critical work in defence, security, and critical detection and control. Its businesses span maritime defence, intelligence and communications, precision control for aerospace, and investment in space technology. The group traces its roots to Cobham’s 1934 founding as Flight Refuelling Limited and Ultra’s 1920 electronics factory, giving it more than 200 years of shared engineering history.
Coblentz Bros Inc is a family-owned and operated Ohio company whose principal work is manufacturing pallets. The company describes itself as operating since 1972, while its pallet page says it has been family-owned and operated since 1965; it also harvests timber and processes it into hardwood grade lumber at its mill.
Jason and Mary Coblentz began Coblentz Chocolate Company in their kitchen in 1987, building a Walnut Creek, Ohio, chocolatier around handcrafted work and a close connection with customers. Today, visitors can watch artisans hand-dip chocolates through the viewing gallery at the company’s retail store, while businesses can turn to Coblentz for branded chocolate gifts.
Based in North Versailles, Pennsylvania, Cobot Systems develops standardized collaborative-robot systems that automate job-shop work such as CNC machine tending and laser welding. Founded to make automation practical for high-mix, low-volume shops, the company builds compact, portable systems that are easy to program and move between machines without requiring an expensive integrator for every change. Its approach is to have cobots handle repetitive tasks while machinists and welders apply their skills to higher-value work.
COBRA Firing Systems builds wireless electronic firing systems for pyrotechnic displays, special effects and choreographed shows, pairing handheld controllers with field modules and software. Built by pyros for pyros, the company’s modular platform serves more than 35,000 customers worldwide, from backyard shooters to large international competitions. Its systems use mesh networking and support precise music synchronization, while manufacturer defects are covered by a lifetime warranty.