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Colvin Tools makes affordable, often hard-to-find tools for ornamental turners, traditional woodturners, and sharpeners. Its small-scale work includes 3D-printed sharpening jigs and components for the MDF Rose Engine Lathe, with drawings and an online library intended to help hobbyists build, maintain, and even reproduce the tools themselves. The company also makes a frame separator for beekeepers, reflecting its practical focus on keeping specialized hands-on pursuits accessible.
Since 1986, Cleveland’s Com-Corp Industries has made precision-formed metal products and assemblies for automotive and other demanding applications, taking projects from concept engineering through assembly and finishing under one roof. Its experience spans complex parts for major tier-one automotive suppliers, including decorative automotive stampings and a proprietary high-temperature painting process developed more than 20 years ago. Com-Corp became an employee-owned ESOP in 2018 and is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Known for patented, application-specific packaging development, Com-Pac International operates its headquarters and manufacturing facility in Carbondale, Illinois. The company designs and produces custom plastic packaging for medical, pharmaceutical and research customers, with about half of its product sales coming from solutions developed for particular customer applications.
From its headquarters in Comanche, Texas, Comanche Gas Solutions builds and operates behind-the-meter natural-gas power infrastructure for demanding industrial, oil-and-gas, and compute applications. The company brings together power generation, fuel distribution, site construction, and ongoing field support to help customers reduce diesel dependence while keeping remote and grid-constrained operations running. Its field teams include CAT- and Waukesha-certified mechanics, reflecting roots in tough oilfield conditions and a practical, hands-on approach to reliability.
Combat Textiles makes precision-cut Cordura® 1000D wraps that add grip and protection to firearms, optics and gear without permanent modification. Cut and packed in Pennsylvania since 2021, the company maintains a fit library spanning more than 360 platforms and develops custom patterns from real parts, with popular one-off requests often becoming catalog products. Its wraps are made in the USA and use IR-treated, Berry-compliant fabrics.
Founded in 1979, Combi Packaging Systems designs and manufactures custom end-of-line packaging systems in North Canton, Ohio, helping manufacturers automate from case forming through shipment preparation. Wholly owned by Siat, the company combines in-house engineering with installation, parts and technical support for applications ranging from specialized product placement to rugged construction-materials packaging. Combi also supports Stark County and surrounding communities through employee-led donations and volunteer efforts.
Based in upstate New York, Combined Energies designs and manufactures patented specialty power electronics for clean-energy systems, including its Marathon LR DC-to-DC converter. Initially developed for fuel-cell applications, the company’s technology is built to manage variable low-voltage sources while improving conversion efficiency and reducing system size and cost. Combined Energies also draws on 30 years of experience designing and integrating residential-scale high-temperature PEM fuel-cell systems.
Known for working with Indium Phosphide since 1998, Combined Semiconductor is a photonics company developing U.S.-based manufacturing access for customers who have traditionally lacked open foundry options. Its team is building a domestic facility for photonic devices, with optical packaging performed on-site for AI and other high-demand applications.
Founded in 1981, Combined Systems, Inc. is an American manufacturer known for designing and producing less-lethal equipment for police, corrections, and military units. Its CTS Training Institute extends that work into hands-on instructor certification focused on safe, effective use in the field.
Founded by Joseph E. Anderson II, Combined Technology Solutions is a small, innovation-driven engine technology company shaped by its founder’s “Skunk Works” approach and extensive race-engine experience. Based in Ridgely, Maryland, CTS develops combustion systems for customers seeking cleaner, more efficient operation in automotive and industrial engines. Its Dynamic Spark Ignition technology is also applied to specialized projects, including a 100-mpg Cadillac CTS vehicle.
Since introducing its first ComBlocks in 2001, ComBlock has made modular electronics boards, FPGA/VHDL/IP cores, and ready-to-use transceivers for rapidly prototyping complex communication equipment. Its portable VHDL source cores and compact commercial off-the-shelf modules cover communication links from LANs over radio-frequency, satellite, wireless, and cable connections. Customers in more than 55 countries have used tens of thousands of its modules and IP cores.
Founded by Randy Combs in 2017, Combs Prototype and Fabrication turns difficult ideas into machined and fabricated parts from its shop in California, Maryland. Combs brings 12 years of machining experience to work that spans complex five-axis milling, turning, and sheet-metal fabrication, with a willingness to take on challenging jobs and materials other shops may decline. The company is ITAR registered and offers quotes for prototype and production work.
Incorporated in 1954, Combustion Service & Equipment Co. supplies, engineers and services boiler, burner and HVAC systems for commercial and industrial customers across Western Pennsylvania and the tri-state area. The privately owned Pittsburgh company also handles building automation, security systems and ASME-certified boiler repair, with more than 70 specialists and over 35 service vehicles supporting its regional operation. Its code shop performs welded repairs, pressure-vessel fabrication and boiler work under the ASME Boiler and Pressure Vessel Code.
Founded in 1956 by Morton R. French Sr., COMCO Plastics manufactures precision-machined and fabricated high-performance plastic components, including custom parts made through CNC machining and thermoforming. Now a third-generation company led by Michael R. French, the Huntington Station manufacturer has spent more than six decades developing expertise in difficult-to-machine plastics and precision applications. COMCO operates under ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 13485:2016 quality systems and reports a 98% on-time delivery rate.
Founded in 2016, Pittsburgh-based Comeds Global combines IT and mechanical engineering services with worldwide staffing support. Its mechanical practice develops customized industrial equipment and production solutions, while its technology team builds tailored software and helps businesses modernize their processes. The company also recruits IT and mechanical talent through permanent, contract, and campus hiring programs.
Cometeer makes specialty coffee in frozen capsules, precision-brewing coffee to a concentrated shot and flash-freezing it so a cup is ready by simply melting it into hot water, ice, or milk. Created by an MIT engineer, the company works with award-winning small-batch roasters and packages coffees in recyclable aluminum capsules, with spent grounds sent for composting.
Wholly owned by the Gorman family, Cometic Gasket grew from a 1,500-square-foot shop launched in 1989 into a U.S. manufacturer rooted in powersports racing. From its Concord, Ohio, facility, the company makes engine gaskets and sealing solutions for demanding performance applications, with its products used by motorsports teams around the world.
Founded in 1979 as a Syracuse window business, family-owned and locally operated Comfort Windows & Doors manufactures custom windows and doors and provides home remodeling and installation services across Upstate New York. The company opened its own window-manufacturing operation in Liverpool, New York, in 1983 and today reports more than 300 employees and over 90 trucks statewide.
Comforts Best designs and supplies therapeutic support surfaces for preventing and treating pressure injuries and pain, with a particular focus on customized mattresses and cushions made to exact patient specifications. Its product specialists draw on decades of manufacturing and product-development experience, while several exclusive recliner and wheelchair solutions are made in the USA from U.S.-sourced materials. The company also provides individualized guidance to patients, caregivers and healthcare professionals rather than relying on a sales-driven approach.
From its New York City base in the garment district, privately owned Comint Apparel Group has spent more than 40 years making outerwear for its own brands, licensed labels, and private-label retail partners. The company produces millions of garments annually through operations spanning four continents, with its nationally distributed Sebby and Sebby Collection lines among its best-known names. Comint also manages design, global manufacturing, quality oversight, and coast-to-coast distribution for retailers.