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Cryogenic Construction, Inc. is a family-owned and operated fabricator in Mingo Junction, Ohio, founded in 1978 to repair and install cryogenic piping systems. Its growth from a small operation into a 45,000-square-foot manufacturing facility supported its work in pipe fabrication and skid-mounted piping systems. The company says its greatest success has been turnkey projects involving multiple fabricated modules.
Cryogenic Experts (CEXI), a division of ACME Cryogenics, builds a full line of ambient vaporizers for process and disposal applications and designs various electrically heated, water bath, steam, forced convection, and gas-fired systems. The company is based in Oxnard, California.
Founded by IVF lab director Dr. Roee Sela, Cryohexagon grew from his effort to solve the cramped, scattered storage problems he encountered in his own laboratory. The company now serves laboratories and IVF centers with space-saving cryostorage systems supported by digital inventory management, and reports that more than 1,000,001 embryos and oocytes are stored globally in its systems.
For more than four decades, Cryostar has designed and manufactured cryogenic equipment, with rotating machines and process solutions serving industrial and medical gases, natural gas, hydrogen and clean-energy applications. Its installed base includes more than 2,000 turbo-expanders in over 100 countries, while production facilities in the Americas, Europe and Asia support well-service markets. Cryostar also maintains more than 20 service locations worldwide and holds ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 certifications.
Founded in 2008 in Cleveland, Ohio, Cryothermic Systems develops medical devices that cool the body rapidly and noninvasively, led by its Cryo Cooling System for targeted temperature management. Its activated cooling packs reach -5°C in seconds and are designed to start cooling in the field before patients reach emergency, cardiac, or intensive care. The company was founded by Harvard-trained cardiothoracic surgeon Aqeel Sandhu and was formerly known as Life Core Technologies.
Founded in 2018 and headquartered in Cincinnati, Cryptic Vector develops mission-critical cyber, electronic warfare, secure communications, and mission-enablement systems for national security and government operators. Its engineers work from classified R&D and SCIF facilities on difficult, highly specialized problems, including custom hardware and software for contested environments. The company employs approximately 250 engineers and cyber experts across Ohio, Virginia, Georgia, and Massachusetts.
Founded in 1992, Endicott’s Crysta-Lyn Chemical Company develops and manufactures specialty organic dyes that absorb or emit light across the ultraviolet, visible and near-infrared spectrum. Its catalog contains more than 400 dyes, while its chemists also collaborate with customers on custom synthesis, analytical evaluation and scale-up for commercial production. Crysta-Lyn’s dyes support applications ranging from imaging and optics to automotive systems and renewable energy.
Established in 2008, Crystal Creek Glass makes custom glass columbaria and personalized memorial headstones from its Fort Jennings, Ohio operation. As a sister company of Window Creations, LLC, it handles every stage in-house, using photorealistic imagery and tempered glass to create memorials with a more personal visual character than conventional stone-front columbaria. The company also describes itself as faith-based and serves a Judeo-Christian clientele.
Crystal Fusion Technologies develops automotive protection treatments centered on a patented, two-step hydrophobic coating that molecularly bonds to windshield glass. Its Crystal Fusion system is professionally applied to improve wet-weather visibility and help shield glass from road debris, with related protection for vehicle exteriors and fabric interiors. The company says its windshield treatment has been applied to millions of vehicles worldwide and is offered through dealers and independent distributors.
Crystal Imagery turns glassware into personalized keepsakes through deep, hand-carved engraving by artisans in Central Pennsylvania. Founded in 2000 by Eric Schuchart as a garage-based project for friends and family, the company now works from a 10,000-square-foot facility in York Springs and serves both individual celebrations and corporate gifting. Its signature sand-carving technique gives designs a tactile, dimensional finish, alongside laser engraving for selected gifts and home pieces.
Founded in 1991 by two graduate engineers, Crystal Industrial Syndicate is a Navi Mumbai engineering manufacturer serving India’s oil, refinery and process industries. With about 100 engineers and a 3,500-square-metre manufacturing facility, it has built a particular reputation for customized equipment and corrosion-resistant weld overlay for demanding industrial applications. Its work also serves chemical, defence and nuclear-sector customers.
Crystal IS Materials manufactures U.S.-made native single-crystal aluminum nitride substrates for optoelectronic, RF, microwave, and power applications. Its integrated capabilities include ceramic production, crystal growth, precision polishing, metrology, characterization, and custom substrate specifications.
For more than 30 years, Crystal Mountain has been known for designing and manufacturing water dispensers used in homes and offices around the world. Its Southern China facility combines engineering and research teams with on-site testing, while regional sales and service hubs support customers across North America, Europe, and beyond.
Founded in 2012 by Thomas Chen, the founder of Crystal Window & Door Systems, Crystal Pacific is the Riverside-based West Coast member of the Crystal family of manufacturing companies. Its 116,000-square-foot facility serves residential and commercial customers throughout Southern California and beyond, producing energy-efficient vinyl windows and doors with automated manufacturing for large-scale projects.
Crystal Springs, presented under the Primo Brands name, provides bottled-water delivery for homes and offers water exchange, self-service refill, and filtration options. Its exchange service uses bottles that are cleaned and filled in a contaminant-free environment, with minerals added to the water.
Founded by the Chen family in Queens in 1990 with $100, Crystal Window & Door Systems manufactures custom windows and doors for residential and commercial projects. The family-run company now employs roughly 700 people across six plants, with a 215,000-square-foot headquarters and manufacturing facility in Queens and products distributed across more than 40 states. Its in-house, vertically integrated production includes a luxury Opus line fabricated with Belgian Reynaers Aluminum at the company’s Scranton, Pennsylvania facility.
Crystalia Glass designs and installs glazed partition systems and glass walls for homes and offices, with custom steel work at the heart of its offering. Its KOMPAS aluminum system can reach 19 feet high and be configured for enclosed offices, conference rooms, or open layouts, while its steel partitions bring an industrial character to lofts and commercial interiors. The company says it has been on the U.S. market for eight years, serving customers in 48 states.
Since 1976, Crystalizations Systems, Inc. (CSI) has designed and manufactured conservation-safe storage systems for museums, galleries, foundations and private collections. Founded by former aerospace project engineer Nelson Young, the Long Island company brought aircraft-industry materials knowledge to museum storage, beginning with the 13 wings, planes and blades of Alexander Calder’s National Gallery mobile. CSI now custom-installs systems internationally, including its movable Transporter units and PerfectFit painting storage kits.
Founded in Brooklyn in 1958, Crystorama Lighting designs decorative lighting that helps define the atmosphere of a room, from sculptural chandeliers to art-glass fixtures. Still guided by the next generation of the founding family, the company combines hand-assembled components and carefully considered materials with designs that bridge classic influence and a modern point of view. Crystorama also extends its design offering to mirrors and custom lighting for hospitality projects.
CS Brothers LLC is a Lexington, Ohio shop known for combining traditionally trained craftsmen with modern production technology. For nearly two decades, its team has handled large federal renovation work for military and medical facilities, completing more than 300 projects across over 30 states. The company also applies that experience to custom casework for institutional and commercial spaces.