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Founded in 1986 as a quick-turnaround tooling shop, North Ridgeville’s Contour Tool now makes complex, close-tolerance components through precision CNC machining. Its experienced tool and die makers specialize in the difficult work larger shops may decline, while in-house fixture building, engineering support and assembly allow the company to carry projects from machining through completion. Contour is ISO 9001:2015 certified and AS9100 compliant, with an especially strong record in aerospace and other demanding industrial applications.
Contract Pharmacal Corp. is a Wolf family-founded company that has been advancing pharmaceutical development since opening its doors in 1971. From its Long Island base, the company works with pharmaceutical brands, retailers, and wholesalers to develop and manufacture solid-dose medicines and supplements, with services extending from formulation through packaging.
With more than 30 years in the cable television industry, Contract Technologies LLC. supplies and repairs equipment for CATV and broadband operators from Florida to customers across the United States and internationally. The company grew from a cable-converter repair specialist into a wholesale and manufacturing business, with overseas factories supporting factory-direct products and a repair program for digital set-top boxes and cable modems. It also distributes new and refurbished equipment and serves as an authorized distributor of SOLTech FTTH optical and network products.
A third-generation, family-owned Philadelphia printer, ContractPrinter produces contract screen prints and direct-to-film transfers for customers who supply the merchandise. Started in 1980 with a manual four-color press and a hand-built press, the company has grown into a multigenerational operation with automatic presses and an online DTF gang-sheet service. It also offers artwork vectorizing and printhead cleaning to support customers’ production workflows.
Contracts Unlimited, Inc. is a family-owned manufacturing facility established in 1988, producing machined and fabricated parts as well as replacement and upgrade parts for folding-carton equipment. Its Lockport operation encompasses 36,000 square feet and includes in-house manufacturing and assembly capabilities. The company also provides fabrication and welding work for industries including forestry, automotive, harvesting, locomotive, and asphalt.
Contrast MetalWorks LLC is a family-owned and operated steel fabricator and erector serving construction contractors, with a focus on the greater Philadelphia region. Founded in 2009, the company grew from three brothers doing side jobs into a business with a 45,000-square-foot fabrication shop; its work includes structural steel and custom stairs and railings.
Privately owned since its founding in 1987, Contrax Technologies has grown from a 1,500-square-foot shop into a 12,000-square-foot electronics operation serving commercial and government customers. The Hanover, Maryland company is known for accommodating both small and large production runs while emphasizing quick turnaround and quality built into the manufacturing process.
From downtown McConnelsville, Contraxx Furniture makes custom hospitality furniture through a hub-and-spoke network of more than 45 family-owned American factories. Founded in 1996 by Mike Workman, the company coordinates independent craft shops with two finishing and assembly factories to build furniture made entirely in the United States for hotels, restaurants, resorts and other hospitality spaces. Contraxx says its network has helped create more than 5,000 skilled American jobs while preserving the character of small-town manufacturing.
Since 1994, Control and Command has been known for designing and manufacturing custom ergonomic technical furniture for demanding control-room environments. Its team works with operators and facility planners to shape workspaces around real workflows, from initial room planning through installation, with a particular focus on continuous-use operations such as government command centers and data centers. The company is a GSA Schedule holder and holds ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certifications.
For more than two decades, Control Bionics has built its identity around EMG science and the practical challenge of giving people access to communication and measurable physical recovery. The company develops non-invasive neural-signal technology for people with complex physical needs, as well as for clinicians and researchers working to understand neuromuscular activity. Its platform is cleared by the FDA, TGA, and CE and is deployed internationally.
Established in 1975, Control Cable is a privately held, veteran-owned small business known for personal, flexible service from its Baltimore-area facility. The company supports commercial, industrial, and defense customers with custom cable assemblies and wire harnesses, handling work from prototypes to production runs of hundreds of thousands. Its 25,000-square-foot operation is ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified and ITAR registered.
Since 1971, Control Chief Corporation has manufactured industrial wireless remote controls for locomotives, cranes and other equipment from its single facility in Bradford, Pennsylvania. The nearly 50-person company researches, designs, produces and sells its products in the United States, with custom engineering available for unusual operating conditions and equipment. Its locomotive systems are built around operator safety and feedback, while its Raymote infrared technology provides an alternative where radio interference is a concern.
Born in 1980 from the expertise of five former Control Products employees, Control Design, Inc. has grown from a business serving largely ALCOA projects into a custom industrial panel manufacturer with Pittsburgh and Erie operations. Its 50,000-square-foot Pittsburgh production facility supports the company’s larger work, while its quality system aligns with ISO 9001:2015.
With more than 65 years of personal-service roots, Control Line Equipment grew from a fluid-power distributor’s support division into a Cleveland manufacturer known for adapting standard products to unusual requirements. The company develops custom and modified components for distributors and OEM customers, serving applications ranging from underground mining to semiconductor equipment. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015.
Established in 1953, Cortland, Ohio-based Control Transformer designs and manufactures custom magnetic solutions for demanding power applications. The ParkOhio company has developed more than 14,000 individual magnetic specifications, with long-tenured engineering and manufacturing teams supporting projects from concept through delivery. Its ISO 9001-compliant quality system and reported failure rate below 1% reflect a focus on dependable products, including magnetics built for harsh mining and industrial environments.
Since 1988, CONTROLE MESURE SYSTEMES has been known for developing industrial non-destructive testing solutions from its base in Sevrey, France. The company builds customized systems around eddy-current and ultrasonic inspection, carrying projects from engineering through installation for manufacturers that need dependable quality control. Its work serves industrial customers worldwide, with remote technical support available after installation.
ControlGear supplies electrical components for HVAC and industrial control, serving both OEM builders and replacement needs. Its line centers on control and circuit-protection products, including HVAC capacitors and contactors, with UL-certified components and OEM approval noted in its product materials. The company sells nationwide through Amazon and handles bulk-order inquiries directly.
Controlled Chaos was founded by Alanna, whose own childhood struggle with accepting her curls shaped the company’s purpose: helping people embrace their natural hair. Based in Brentwood, New York, the brand creates curl-care formulas for wavy, curly and coily textures, including its signature Curl Creme. Its products are made in the USA, cruelty-free and free of sulfates, parabens and gluten.
Since acquiring a closure line in 1998, Controlled Molding Incorporated has grown into a Hadley, Pennsylvania manufacturer of specialty dispensing closures and containers alongside custom plastic molding. The company handles projects from design and prototype tooling through production, with in-house tool building, automation and inspection, plus automated lining for high-volume packaging work. Its ISO 9001-certified quality system and medical clean-room assembly support customers ranging from packaging and medical products to industrial and consumer goods.