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Established in 1945, Corry Manufacturing Company is a Corry, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for more than 80 years of work on demanding aerospace and gas-turbine programs. Its in-house engineering and manufacturing operation produces complex engine assemblies for worldwide customers, with FAA approval, Nadcap accreditation, and ISO 9001 and AS 9100 registration.
With roots dating to 1970, Corry Micronics is a Corry, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for more than five decades of RF engineering serving mission-critical aerospace and defense programs. The company also supports medical and test applications, working directly with engineers from custom design through production under an ISO 9001-certified quality system.
Since 1961, Corry Rubber Corporation has grown from a four-person Pennsylvania shop into a 142,000-square-foot manufacturer of custom precision elastomers and elastomeric composites. Its technical team develops, prototypes, tests and produces parts ranging from tiny seals to 70-pound bonded components, with in-house compounding and laboratory work helping solve demanding designs before production. Corry Rubber remains known for its long-running automotive supply relationships and rubber elbows, first shipped in the company’s opening year.
From its Berea, Ohio facility, Corsa Performance manufactures vehicle-specific performance exhaust systems and air-intake products for cars, trucks, and SUVs. The company has spent more than 25 years refining exhaust sound through its Reflective Sound Cancellation® technology, designed to deliver an assertive note without cabin drone. Corsa also backs its branded exhaust systems with a limited lifetime warranty.
Corsetti Cruisers handcrafts restorations and modernized restomods for classic Toyota Land Cruisers and International Scouts, pairing vintage 4x4 character with contemporary powertrains and drivability. Its work ranges from faithful OEM FJ62 restorations to frame-off builds and Scout conversions using Jeep JK frames and LS3 engines, with each vehicle documented and tailored to its owner’s vision. The shop also develops parts for Toyota FJ60 and FJ62 models.
Corso’s Cookies in North Syracuse, New York, bakes brightly decorated cookies designed for gifting and life’s celebrations. Its offerings center on colorful presentation, special packaging, and careful delivery, with seasonal collections and a wholesale program supporting the business.
Founded in 1976, Cortape Incorporated is a pressure-sensitive materials converter known for developing custom solutions for demanding user applications. Serving industrial and other market segments, the Cuyahoga Falls company combines materials from multiple vendors in laminating work and maintains complete lot traceability under its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Chef J. Scott Martino’s Cortazzo Foods makes small-batch specialty sauces, including pasta and barbecue sauces, using family recipes and all-natural ingredients. Inspired by a 1937 Cortazzo family wedding photo and recipes from his grandmother Marianina, the Lancaster company gives each product a family connection, while its “Everyone to the Table” mission has supported more than 17,000 donated meals.
Corteco is a Freudenberg Group brand known for bringing the group’s original-equipment expertise to the independent automotive aftermarket. Its Simmerring® radial shaft seals are backed by Freudenberg’s sealing-manufacturing heritage, which dates to 1929, and the company supplies OE-quality replacement parts to independent workshops across vehicle markets.
Cleveland-based Cortes Campers builds four-season travel trailers from molded fiberglass composites, using boat-inspired construction and integrated composite frames rather than conventional wood-framed bodies. Its compact models are designed to be lighter and towable by smaller vehicles, while the monocoque approach helps resist rust, rot and corrosion. Cortes also supplies its composite frame technology to recreational-vehicle manufacturers.
Operating from Rockville, Maryland since 2019, CortesGaming is a U.S.-based custom computer company known for carefully tested systems built by its technicians. It serves gamers, creators, and professionals, with every machine subjected to quality inspection and a lengthy burn-in process before shipment.
Founded by Dr. Allen F. Denzine in Willoughby, Ohio, in 1977, Cortest has built its identity around custom equipment for corrosion and materials research. The company’s earlier experience operating commercial corrosion laboratories informed designs intended to make demanding testing safer and more efficient, while its systems now serve research and industrial users worldwide.
Founded in 2021 by quantum physicist Jake Levitt, Cortex Fusion Systems is a New York company pursuing nuclear energy through ultrafast-laser research. Its patented work is aimed at bringing a compact fusion source to the grid, with related reactor designs intended for industrial-scale energy production.
CorteX Racing designs and manufactures automotive aftermarket and motorsports products, especially suspension systems and components for Mustangs and other vintage Ford applications. Its capabilities include in-house engineering, structural testing, fabrication, installation, vehicle builds, and race support, serving street, drag-strip, road-course, and professional and club motorsports markets.
Since 1903, Cortina Leathers has crafted fine upholstery leather, pairing its original Lake Erie, Ohio factory with a global network of artisanal tanneries for designers and furniture makers worldwide. Its U.S. manufacturing hub brings old-world leather artistry together with custom color, finishing, cutting and performance capabilities, while the collection also includes sustainable alternative fabrics. Cortina serves the trade from its New York design studio and remains a long-standing supplier to hospitality and contract furniture designers.
Cortland International engineers and manufactures synthetic fiber rope, slings, and netting for customers across global industries. It is the strategic union of US-based Cortland Industrial and India-based Tufropes and Tufnets, with more than four decades of experience and manufacturing operations at six locations totaling over 180,000 square meters. Its products support mission-critical lifting, mooring, towing, and containment applications.
Since 1915, Cortland Line Company has made fishing lines in Cortland, New York, with fly lines and braided fishing lines at the center of its work. The company also develops leader materials for anglers who build custom setups, including IGFA-spec material aimed at record-class fishing. Its century-long, Cortland-based manufacturing history remains the clearest mark of the brand.
A small Cortland, New York job shop operating since the early 1900s, Cortland Machine & Tool Co. is known for delicate, high-precision work. It serves customers needing short-run production, from one to 2,000 pieces, with documented inspections throughout the process.
Cortland Plastics International was incorporated in 2006 with a deliberate goal of being the best, rather than the largest, continuous shuttle blow molder in the United States. From its Cortland, New York facility, the company supports customers with custom plastic container projects ranging from small prototypes to high-volume production. Its leadership team brings more than 100 years of combined experience in blow molding and packaging.
Corvac Composites traces its roots to a North American supply relationship for Toyota that began in the early 1980s, later taking its present shape after a 2006 change in energy and focus. Today, the company serves OEM and Tier 1 mobility manufacturers by designing and making underbody encapsulation systems, building on decades devoted to this single area of automotive engineering.