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CTi Smart Systems is the IoT division of CO-AX Technology Inc. that designs and manufactures cellular cloud-based intelligent controllers, monitors, modules, power analyzers, control panels, and related electronic products for utilities, industry, commercial applications, and infrastructure.
CTK LLC is a Ukrainian manufacturer known for developing rubber-based polymer materials for automotive sound control. Its products reach customers and partners across three continents, with the company also supporting private-brand production and distribution arrangements.
Founded in 1946, veteran-founded and family-owned CTL Aerospace manufactures fiber-reinforced polymer structures and provides repair and overhaul of aircraft engine components. The Cincinnati-area company describes more than 74 years of composite-processing experience, a 300,000-square-foot manufacturing space, and service to aerospace and industrial customers as well as the U.S. government.
Founded in 1969 by skilled craftsmen, CTM Corporation is a high-precision machine shop in Frankfort that takes complex concepts from prototype through production. Its specialty is solving difficult design-to-cost challenges, including close-tolerance tooling and parts, with a Class 10,000/100 cleanroom supporting advanced manufacturing and R&D work. CTM holds ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016 certifications and a Federal Firearms License.
Founded in 1989 by current CEO Bob Roche, Westminster-based CTRL Systems designs and manufactures acoustic ultrasound equipment and condition-monitoring solutions for industrial and aerospace reliability work. Its technology has been used from naval platforms and oil rigs to commercial aircraft and the International Space Station, with the UL101 detector serving as the company’s signature tool for finding leaks and diagnosing equipment while it remains in operation. CTRL also supports implementation through cloud-based data analysis, training, and consulting, and states that its quality system complies with ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in 2005, CTSi (Coherent Technical Services) is a Maryland aerospace and defense engineering company known for tackling difficult technical problems through close customer collaboration. Its work supports the Department of Defense, NASA, and commercial customers, and the company became part of Aether Aerospace in 2025.
CTZ Designs is a Long Island supply and design partner that works with customers to bring personalized apparel projects to life. Its offerings include customized shirts and uniforms, with a portion of every purchase donated to St. Jude Children’s Research Hospital.
Founded in 1995, Cu-Built Engineers manufactures welding automation equipment, industrial cranes, windmill towers, and heavy structural fabrications from its operations in Maharashtra. The company is especially known for precision-built welding rotators and positioners, including self-aligning systems for cylindrical fabrication, alongside large-scale structural work supported by its Satara facility’s stated 1,000-metric-ton monthly capacity. Cu-Built’s heavy fabrication division holds ISO 9001:2015, ISO 3834-2, and EN 1090 EXC-3 certifications.
Cub Cadet has been building outdoor power equipment since 1961, beginning with its first garden tractor and later becoming known for innovations such as the world’s first hydrostatic-drive garden tractor. Today, the brand makes lawn and commercial mowers, snow blowers, and utility vehicles, supported by a national network of independent servicing dealers.
Based in Brooklyn’s historic Navy Yard, CubeFabs builds modular semiconductor micro-factories and the AI systems that control them. The company traces its work back to 2010 and uses its nControl platform to monitor and improve production in real time, with a focus on difficult next-generation materials such as gallium oxide and other ultra-wide-bandgap semiconductors. CubeFabs emerged from Nanotronics and combines factory design with process-control software to take materials from research and development toward scalable production.
Based in Brooklyn’s historic Navy Yard, CubeFabs builds modular semiconductor micro-factories and the AI systems that control them. Founded in 2010 as Nanotronics, the company now uses its nControl platform to monitor and improve production in real time, helping manufacturers scale difficult next-generation materials such as gallium oxide from research into production. CubeFabs also operates from Ohio and serves applications including advanced power devices for data centers and electric vehicles.
Cubic Red is a U.S.-headquartered display company created around the needs of premium AV integrators. It designs modular MicroLED video wall systems for residential, commercial, and specialty projects, supporting partners from specification through long-term service.
Founded in 1993 by Peter and Danny Hartman, Cubitek is a family-owned precision machine shop making mechanical parts for high-tech OEMs in fields including defense, aerospace, semiconductors and medical instruments. Its 12,000-square-foot facility employs 22 people and houses 23 CNC machining centers, supporting work ranging from close-tolerance components to complex production projects. Cubitek holds ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016 certifications.
Founded in 2021, Cuby Technologies develops and deploys Mobile Micro-Factories—portable, integrated production systems that manufacture building components and assemble code-compliant homes near the jobsite. The New York City-based company combines proprietary hardware with its MMF OS software to make customized housing faster and with less on-site labor, while adapting the same platform to other building types. Cuby reports a 286-person team, with research and development in Eastern Europe and mass production in China.
In Hilton, New York, Cuddeback Machining is a third-generation family-owned shop founded by toolmaker Larry Cuddeback in 1977. What began in his basement grew into a manufacturing partner known especially for wire-form work, serving both local businesses and companies worldwide. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and maintains an in-house tool and die shop.
CueBid Automation designs, programs, integrates, and fabricates open-architecture SCADA, PLC, RTU, HMI, telemetry, instrumentation, and industrial control-panel systems. It serves utilities, water and wastewater, industrial and process plants, energy and renewables, solid waste, agriculture, transportation, ports and logistics, warehousing and refrigeration, defense industrial base, campuses, and data centers.
Women-led and wholly independent, Cuff Studio was founded in 2008 by California creatives Wendy Schwartz and Kristi Bender. The self-funded company works from a Los Angeles workroom, where its small all-female team hand-produces sculptural furnishings for residential, hospitality, and commercial projects.
Based in New York City since 2010, Culinary Argan Oil produces USDA-organic extra-virgin culinary argan oil from wild-harvested fruit gathered in Morocco’s Argan Bio-Reservoir near Taroudant. Kernels are cracked by hand, artisan-roasted and cold-pressed in small batches, yielding a nutty oil with hazelnut and pistachio notes. The company maintains relationships with the argan-producing community and emphasizes sustainable sourcing, quality testing and documented traceability.
Founded in 1982 by Swiss pastry chef Arthur P. Keller, Culinary Arts Specialties is a cheesecake and dessert manufacturer operating a 53,000-square-foot facility in Cheektowaga, New York. The family business developed its New York-style cheesecakes using an exclusive Swiss baking process and focuses on private-label retail, with institutional business also growing. It supplies frozen grocery and bakery divisions and food-service distributors.
Born from owner and winemaker Salvatore Cullari’s Italian wine-making heritage, Cullari Vineyards and Winery produces small-batch wines in Hershey, Pennsylvania. Its two vineyards began in 2000 and the winery followed in 2006, making Cullari the first and only winery physically located in Hershey. The boutique producer is especially known for its chocolate wine, Coco Nostra, which has been its top seller since 2011.