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Since opening its doors in 1964, family-owned Custom Materials, Inc. has fabricated electrical insulation and components for power-generation, distribution and controls equipment. The Chagrin Falls manufacturer combines in-house engineering with a broad fabrication operation, with particular depth in insulating components for motors, generators and transformers. Its history includes developing transformer spacer sticks and becoming the only independent North American supplier of paper spacer sticks for distribution transformers, while its ISO 9001-registered quality system supports work in demanding industries.
Founded in 1972, Custom Metal Crafters is a Newington, Connecticut manufacturer known for supplying custom metal hardware to wholesale OEM customers. The company serves applications ranging from military equipment to pet and fashion goods, with most items made in the USA and many Berry Amendment compliant.
Custom Metal Works, Inc. is a family-owned and operated fabrication and machining business founded in 1981 and based in Norwalk, Ohio. It performs custom metal fabrication and machine work, alongside truck and trailer repair and upfitting. The company says it has grown in size and capability to serve customers throughout Ohio.
In Glen Rock, Custom Metal Worx turns customer ideas into hand-built metalwork through welding, fabrication, CNC plasma cutting and repairs. Owner Ben Fair brings more than 15 years of professional welding and fabrication experience, pairing an engineer’s approach with an artistic touch on projects ranging from industrial structures to custom signs and home décor. The company also builds specialized training equipment, including racks and platforms, and works with wood when a project calls for a mixed-material design.
Founded in 1998, Fleetwood, Pennsylvania’s Custom Milling and Consulting designs and builds particle-size-reduction and dispersion equipment while also providing toll processing for liquid materials and slurries. Its full-service model grew from a small toll processor into a 70,000-square-foot operation with a pilot lab, allowing customers to test CMC equipment, refine formulations and scale production with the same team that understands the machinery. Since joining the ChromaScape family in 2021, CMC has continued serving customers with equipment integration, process engineering and ongoing technical support.
Custom MMIC develops microwave and millimeter-wave integrated circuits, including amplifiers and signal-control components, for applications served through Qorvo. The company is now part of Qorvo, which provides ongoing product and customer support for the Custom MMIC portfolio.
20/20 Custom Molded Plastics is known for its structural foam expertise and a management team with more than a century of combined experience in plastics and molding. From its 323,000-square-foot operation, the company helps customers develop and produce custom plastic parts, with ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its quality systems.
Founded in 1999, Custom Molded Products LLC manufactures custom injection-molded products and has grown from three machines at its original Wilmington facility to a 140,000-square-foot facility operating 34 machines. The Wilmington company runs its molding operation 24 hours a day and describes its work as spanning prototype through production.
American owned and operated, Custom Molding Solutions has been helping customers bring products to market since 2002, drawing on more than 50 years of plastic and tooling experience. Based in Churchville, New York, the company provides custom plastic molding and assembly from concept through production, with a rapid-response approach suited to customers working to shorten development time. CMS is ISO 9001:2008 compliant and ITAR certified.
Custom Packaging NYC produces made-to-order packaging and printed brand materials from its New York City base, with a particular focus on boxes for retail and food products. The company pairs custom design and prototyping with eco-friendly material options, food-safe packaging made to FDA guidelines, and international shipping. It says it has more than 1,700 clients and more than 12 years of experience.
Since 1964, Custom Paper Tubes has manufactured stock and custom paper tube packaging at its Valley View, Ohio facility, using recycled fiber and designs tailored to products ranging from food to industrial goods. The women-owned, WBENC-certified business is also FDA-registered as a medical device manufacturer and serves specialty customers such as promotional, medical, government and military markets. Its paper tubes use 100% recycled fiber, with up to 95% post-consumer content, and the company offers more than 37,000 customizable packaging options.
Custom Particle Reduction is a company based in Plumsteadville, Pennsylvania that provides precision particle sizing, milling, and specialty powder processing for sensitive, high-spec materials, serving clients across critical industries with custom solutions.
Launched in 1985, Custom Power System is a U.S.-based manufacturer built around engineering and manufacturing solutions for defense and commercial customers. Operating from a 15,000-square-foot New York State facility under ITAR compliance, it serves organizations ranging from small established companies to large conglomerates and government agencies.
Founded in February 1996 to meet local builders’ demand for premanufactured wall panels, Custom Prefab Contractors, Inc. manufactures prefabricated wood framing components at its North Lima, Ohio facility. It expanded into roof-truss production in 2003 and now serves builders across the tri-state area, with trusses fabricated up to 95 feet long.
Custom Print It is a young innovative company specializing in apparel printing for large companies, local businesses, events, and individuals. They have a mission to print customer orders correctly and on time.
Custom Processing Services is a Pennsylvania toll processor that transforms customer-owned raw materials into finished or market-ready materials, with particle technology and powder processing at the center of its work. The company says it has operated as CPS for over 25 years, following an additional 30 years of prior experience, and runs three manufacturing centers in Reading plus a fourth facility in East Greenville. It also operates an ISO/IEC 17025:2017-accredited analytical laboratory supporting testing and processing projects.
Founded in 2019, Custom Rigid Boxes makes custom rigid packaging for brands that want valuable products protected and presented with a luxury feel. The company serves more than 1,000 businesses and expanded its online services across the United States in 2025, offering custom designs with no minimum order requirement. Its boxes can also be made with eco-friendly materials and reusable constructions.
Founded in 1956, Cleveland-based Custom Rubber Corporation makes custom molded rubber components, including parts bonded to metal or plastic, from design through delivery. The company has compression-molded rubber since its founding and is especially known for colored rubber work, supporting everything from early design and prototyping to production. Its service-focused process emphasizes rapid quoting and rush turnaround, backed by a reported 98% customer retention rate and U.S. manufacturing.
Custom S.p.A. a socio unico provides professional printing, scanning, and data-capture solutions, including printers, POS hardware, self-service kiosk equipment, and related software and services. It serves retail, hospitality, parking, aviation and public transport, healthcare, logistics, entertainment, gaming, manufacturing, and banking and finance markets.
Custom Sensors, Inc. designs barcode and photoelectric scanning systems, with a particular focus on CCD barcode scanners, fixed-position readers, decoders and OEM scan engines. The Auburn, New York company also offers USB and serial-interface converters and extenders, and says it develops scanning systems to meet specific customer requirements. Its product range spans office and point-of-sale scanners as well as integrated modules for building barcode reading into other equipment.