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Veteran-owned and operated by certified welder Joshua Ott, Crazeweld grew from more than two decades of field experience in demanding industrial environments. Based in Ohio, the company manufactures SafePurge equipment for gas-industry crews while serving regional customers through its mechanical contracting and plumbing work.
Founded in 1998 by Aaron Muderick, Crazy Aaron's makes Thinking Putty and other creative products, growing from his experiments to improve traditional putty into an international business. Muderick taught himself chemistry and physics and built a custom factory to produce the putty; the company also makes Land of Dough products and says its production helps create U.S. jobs.
Crazy Baker is a neighbourhood artisan bakery rooted in North West London, with its own café and wholesale operation. Its team makes baked goods by hand for local customers and hospitality businesses across London, using fresh ingredients in its bakery and kitchens.
Crazy Dad’s makes patented silicone scraper spatulas that pull the last food from hard-to-reach cans, jars and containers, along with smaller CatSpat tools sized for cat-food cans. Based in western Pennsylvania, the company focuses on reducing food waste and making cans cleaner for recycling, with dishwasher-safe, food-grade silicone designs built for specific container shapes.
Crazy Richard’s is a women-owned, family-run small business making natural nut butters, best known for peanut butter made with an unusually short ingredient list. Its roots reach back to Krema Peanut Butter, founded in 1898, and to a Philadelphia home-kitchen natural-foods maker whose “crazy” passion helped inspire the name. Today, a seven-person team uses American-grown peanuts and supports childhood-hunger efforts through its Healthy Kids, Happy Future Project.
CRC Industries began in 1958 as Corrosion Reaction Consultants, mixing its first corrosion inhibitor in a garage before growing into a global specialty-formulations manufacturer. Today, it makes chemical maintenance products for do-it-yourselfers and professionals, with manufacturing and research operations in Pennsylvania and distribution reaching customers worldwide.
Founded in 2020 as a Met Weld International brand, CRDX develops and manufactures carbon-reduction systems for power-generation equipment, including hydrogen blending and gas-conditioning systems. The upstate New York company draws on decades of experience supporting gas turbines and hydrogen-cooled generators, with legacy fuel-conditioning systems numbering in the thousands worldwide. Its work spans application engineering through system integration, commissioning, and lifecycle support, including a hydrogen blending system demonstrated at New York Power Authority’s Brentwood Power Station.
CRE-8 LLC is identified as a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business and a New York State-certified business known for building realistic, practical training experiences for organizations preparing for emergencies. It develops custom medical-based effects and simulation products for defense, public-safety, healthcare, and emergency-management users.
Cre8tee LLC has been building on-site custom apparel expertise since 2002, drawing on a foundation in graphic design and years of event experience. It brings custom T-shirt printing directly to tournaments and other organized events, serving groups across the Northeast and Appalachia.
Since 1994, CreaFill Fibers Corp. has built its reputation on making natural cellulose fibers more consistent through proprietary dry milling. The Chestertown, Maryland, manufacturer serves companies that use these ingredients in food and filtration, as well as industrial applications. Its quality system has held ISO 9001 certification for more than two decades, with food-safety processes certified under BRCGS.
Founded in 1985 by Jim Hangley Sr., Creaset, Inc. built its identity around making a garment’s crease last. The Long Beach company’s permanent-creasing system gained an early foothold in U.S. Army dress uniforms and remains used by uniform manufacturers and dry cleaners.
For more than 30 years, Creatacor has been a 50-plus-person Upstate New York team known for turning brand stories into immersive face-to-face experiences. From its 90,000-square-foot Clifton Park facility, the company creates custom trade show exhibits for brands that want a physical presence people can engage with, then supports those projects through event delivery and storage.
CREATIA INC. describes itself as a one-stop design and production company. The website is under redesign and directs ongoing business inquiries to tim@creatia.email.
Creation Technologies is an Electronics Manufacturing Services provider offering product design and development, rapid prototyping, PCBA and electronic assembly, systems integration, interconnect and box-build manufacturing, testing, supply chain, fulfillment, logistics, and aftermarket services. It serves Aerospace & Defense, Medical & Life Sciences, and Tech Industrial customers through facilities in the United States, Canada, Mexico, and China.
Creations By Design is a Minster, Ohio maker of personalized keepsakes and recognition pieces, developing each project from a customer’s image or idea. Its work is made to order, with customers supplying project details before the company begins production and arranges pickup or shipping.
Buffalo-born Creations by Lena, LLC turns images, drawings and handwriting into custom embroidered and screen-printed apparel and accessories. Owner Jess traces the work to sewing lessons at Buffalo’s CAO center and created the business to carry forward the creative legacy of her late mother, Evelina. The company also puts that legacy into action through its Love Mom collection, directing a portion of proceeds to local soup kitchens and shelters.
Founded in 2001 by Adil Kotwal, Creations Gems and Jewellery manufactures diamond bridal and fashion jewellery at its 36,000-square-foot SEEPZ facility in Mumbai. Its 800-person team works with natural and laboratory-grown diamonds, developing private-label and customised pieces for retailers, e-commerce businesses and other jewellery buyers. The company has manufactured diamond jewellery since 2000 and has been a certified Responsible Jewellery Council member since 2014.
Creations in Lucite presents custom lucite creations and promotional products. The homepage also includes an image labeled “WeCstmz,” indicating customization offerings.
Creative Apparel & More is presented on its website as a shop that is opening soon. The provided page contains no details about products, capabilities, markets, materials, services, location, or contact information.
Creative Composites Group manufactures engineered fiber-reinforced polymer (FRP) structures and systems for infrastructure, industrial and OEM applications. Formed in 2008 and expanded through a network of specialized U.S. manufacturing companies, CCG is described as North America’s largest structural FRP manufacturer, with capabilities ranging from small precision parts to components up to 100 feet long. Its vertically integrated approach brings engineering, design-build, manufacturing and field support together, backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification.