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Independent since its founding in 1921, Crouzet has built its reputation around close customer collaboration on mechatronic solutions for demanding applications. The company operates 10 factories and four R&D centers worldwide, serving aerospace, transportation and industrial customers with products such as electrical controls and customized components.
Crow Works began in 1995 when Ohio childhood sweethearts Dennis and Denise Blankemeyer opened a 1,200-square-foot shop in Grandview Heights. Today, the Ohio manufacturer carries that founding emphasis on timeless American design and natural materials into made-to-order commercial furniture for national brands and busy public spaces. Its stewardship includes FSC certification and a Tree for Every Top program that has planted more than 113,000 saplings.
From a table saw on the Crowe family’s enclosed porch, Crowe’s Cabinets grew into a Youngstown-area manufacturer of custom cabinetry and casework for residential, commercial, and healthcare projects. Founded in 1978 by Paul and Robbie Crowe, the company remains family-owned under second-generation leadership, with its work ranging from home kitchens to large healthcare facilities across northeast Ohio and western Pennsylvania. Its healthcare products are fabricated to Architectural Woodwork Standards and can be certified through programs such as AWI-QCP when required.
Established in 1981 in Tipperary’s Golden Vale, Crowe’s Farm is an independent family-run producer of outdoor-reared pork and bacon alongside organic poultry. The Crowe family still manages the work from rearing Landrace pigs and outdoor bronze turkeys to hand-curing bacon with a traditional salt-and-sugar blend. Its products are made using traditional methods and supplied throughout Ireland under a HACCP food safety management system.
Founded by Dianna Cohen, Crown Affair is a haircare brand built around making personal care feel like a daily ritual rather than a chore. It develops clean, results-driven formulas and carefully designed tools for people seeking healthier-looking hair, with a particular focus on air-drying and intentional care.
Crown Aircraft Lighting makes lighting products for aircraft. The available company information does not provide further details about its location, history, ownership, or manufacturing capabilities.
Crown Bakeries grew from a 1996 Tennessee high-speed bun line into a multi-region commercial bakery making breads, breakfast baked goods and pastries for foodservice, manufacturing and retail customers. With nine facilities across the United States, the company combines in-house research and development with the baking expertise of industry veterans, including American Society of Baking Hall of Fame inductees, to tailor products for customers. Two facilities received the EPA’s 2024 ENERGY STAR recognition for energy performance, while select facilities target a 42% emissions reduction by 2030.
Since opening as a small battery repair shop in Fremont, Ohio, in 1926, Crown Battery Manufacturing has grown into a privately owned maker of industrial, transportation and energy-storage batteries. The company keeps engineering and manufacturing in one Fremont operation, supporting 615 employees and customers through a distribution network spanning six continents. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system and century of battery experience underpin specialized power for demanding equipment, including forklifts and mining machinery.
Crown Composites Tooling LLC is identified in the submitted source context as a designer and manufacturer of pultrusion dies and mandrels for the composites marketplace. The website provides a Twinsburg, Ohio address and phone number.
Founded in 1975, Crown Delta Corporation manufactures silicone impression materials and has been a North American producer of polyvinyl siloxane (VPS) impression materials since its early years. It makes products at its Yorktown Heights, New York facility and also custom-designs silicone products for dental distributors and other industries around the world.
Crown Electric grew from the former Westinghouse Iso Phase bus plant in Cincinnati, where its founders acquired the plant’s intellectual property and assets after the facility closed around 1986. Now based in Middletown, Ohio, the company works from a purpose-built factory expanded to more than 50,000 square feet, with a reputation built around hands-on service for the electrical power industry. Its mobile machine shop allows field crews to make or modify parts at a job site, a practical distinction during demanding maintenance and upgrade work.
Founded by Jocelyn Renee after her own 2012 loc journey, Crown Elements makes scalp-focused hair-care products specifically for locs. The Greenbelt, Maryland company grew from Renee’s work as a cosmetologist and certified loctician, using botanical ingredients to create lightweight, handcrafted formulas designed to keep locs healthy without buildup. Crown Elements launched its collection online on January 5, 2017, and has since helped thousands of people care for their locs.
Crown Equipment Corporation makes lift trucks and other material-handling equipment, and provides related fleet, warehouse, and service offerings. The company describes its products as designed to support operator productivity and durability, and serves customers through a retail network of more than 500 locations in over 80 countries.
Crown Holdings, Inc. is a global manufacturer of metal packaging, with aluminum beverage cans representing more than 60% of its business. Founded on the 1892 invention of the crown cork by William Painter, the company operates 179 plants in 39 countries and also has a substantial transit packaging business. Its products serve consumer goods markets, while its transit packaging division protects goods moving through supply chains.
Crown Industrial Corporation manufactures American-made silent and attachment chains, with its specialty centered on inverted-tooth chain for quiet, high-speed power transmission. Based in Dixon, Illinois, the company also produces chain for conveying and offers direct-equivalent replacements for competitor products, giving customers a focused source for silent chain applications.
Crown Matting Technologies traces its Fremont, Ohio, roots to 1943, when Crown Rubber Company began by milling rubber for military-service suppliers. The company later became known for inventing the vinyl foam anti-fatigue mat in 1963, a history that still shapes its work for commercial entrances and industrial workplaces. Its matting team averages more than 18 years in the business, with some employees bringing as many as 46 years of manufacturing experience.
Crown Plastics manufactures thin-gauge UHMW polyethylene materials and wear solutions, using a continuous compression-molding process to produce long, consistent rolls, tapes and custom forms. Based in Harrison, Ohio, the company is distinguished by its Belt Press technology—the only seven such presses in the world, according to Crown—which supports low-scrap custom production and adhesive-backed surfaces that can replace mechanical fastening. Crown Plastics has held ISO 9001 certification since 2003 and offers turnkey support for material-handling, automotive and other industrial applications.
In Long Island City, Crown Prints NYC is an artist-owned and operated screen-print studio creating custom prints and graphics for personal and professional clients. Its work has served major-label recording artists, local designers, network television productions and international advertising agencies, with in-house designs and prop work alongside its print projects.
Founded by the Rossano family in 1970, Crown Recycling Facility is a family-owned Calverton recycling center that buys and processes scrap metal while handling construction and demolition waste. Now operated by the second generation, the facility uses a two-line sorting system and can process up to 50 tons of waste per hour, turning much of the incoming material into reusable resources such as recycled concrete aggregate and mulch. Crown serves customers throughout Long Island and New York City’s five boroughs, with roll-off containers and licensed asbestos handling for larger projects.
Founded in 1994, Crown Sign Systems designs, manufactures and installs architectural signage from its Mt. Vernon operation. Its roughly 70-person team manages projects from concept through installation, with nearly 20,000 square feet of in-house manufacturing space and work extending nationwide. The company has also developed accessible wayfinding, including NaviLens-enabled signage for the New York Institute of Special Education.