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With roots reaching back to 1904, CW Industries designs and manufactures electromechanical switches and connectors for industrial, commercial, defense, and aerospace electronics. The Southampton, Pennsylvania company grew from the merger of The Wirt Company—founded by Thomas Edison associate Charles Wirt—and Continental Carbon, and now operates as a vertically integrated U.S. manufacturer with patented products and processes. Its connectors and switches are made at its Southampton facility, with testing supported by an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality program and in-house laboratories qualified to Department of Defense standards.
CW Thomas is a custom plastics manufacturer specializing in thermoforming, with over 70 years of experience in precision engineering and custom plastic thermoforming processes. The company serves industries including aerospace, medical, mass transit, electronics, and industrial markets, offering services from prototype to production with in-house tooling and assembly.
Since 1975, CWA, Inc. has built its business around custom component parts and long-term relationships with customers that depend on recurring supply. The company works with OEMs, resellers, and repair facilities, using customer drawings or in-house engineering to produce parts matched to specific requirements.
Family-owned and operated for 40 years, CWE Incorporated makes instruments for physiology and pre-clinical research laboratories, with its roots in control-of-breathing equipment. The company is particularly known for small-animal ventilation and respiratory monitoring, while also developing systems for physiological measurement and customized research applications. CWE products are distributed and supported worldwide.
CWRU Motorsports is a student-run Case Western Reserve University engineering team that designs, builds, tests, and races single-seat off-road vehicles for Baja SAE. Its current SR25 vehicle was developed over nine months and brings a new four-wheel-drive system, larger 23-inch tires, and custom components made in-house. The team combines hands-on vehicle engineering with project management and competition, earning first place overall performance at the 2023 Baja SAE Ohio event.
Founded in Düsseldorf in 1864, CWS Powder Coatings GmbH now develops and produces tailor-made powder coating systems at its Düren site for industrial customers. The company employs around 300 people and produces approximately 25,000 tons annually, combining an in-house R&D operation with application advice tailored to customers’ equipment and coating requirements. CWS has been part of the KANSAI HELIOS and Kansai Paint groups since 2023.
CXtec is a Syracuse-based IT hardware lifecycle company that has operated for more than 45 years, supporting organizations worldwide as they build, maintain, upgrade, and retire technology infrastructure. It refurbishes and sells pre-owned network hardware and provides IT asset disposition and maintenance services; its CABLExpress division also manufactures data-center cabling solutions. The company describes its work as extending hardware life and recovering value while reducing electronic waste.
Started as a 25-cow dairy in 1951, CY Farms has grown into a multigenerational, family-owned agricultural operation in western New York producing field crops and vegetables across 6,500 acres. Craig and Christian Yunker run the farm with five managers and a staff of 35, continuing a pattern of diversification that now includes a sister sod business with 300 acres in production. The farm rotates traditional grains and forage with onions, peas and other vegetables while testing new crops and practices.
Founded by Drs. Jean-Marc Delavaux and Glen Williams, independently owned Cybel designs and fabricates fiber lasers and fiber amplifiers in Bethlehem, with an R&D center in Fairfax, Virginia. Its systems serve OEM and benchtop applications across the 1, 1.5, and 2 micrometer bands, including the compact MAKO and higher-power SKYLINE platforms. Cybel also acts as a North American distributor for complementary photonics manufacturers, extending its reach beyond its own laser and amplifier line.
Cyber Graphics, LLC is a Memphis-headquartered packaging prepress partner that turns brand artwork into accurate, print-ready packaging across a range of production processes. Its in-house team combines print-focused creative work, packaging photography, realistic prototypes and production preparation, with particular know-how in flexographic and corrugated applications. With additional locations in Cleveland, Milwaukee, Nashville and Neenah, the company works with brand owners, printers and design agencies from concept through press.
Founded in 2018 by manufacturing and motorsports veteran Dan Fischer, Cyberbike is a 100% U.S. family-owned company in Gaithersburg that designs performance-focused electric bikes and e-motos. Its lineup is built around real trail riding, with high-torque power systems, durable components, and serviceable designs rather than showroom-only styling. A U.S.-based support team and a network of authorized dealers handle help, service, and test rides for riders after purchase.
Founded in 1974 as a maker of board-level electronic components, privately owned Cyberchron Rugged Systems now designs and manufactures rugged and embedded computer systems for military, government, industrial, and commercial applications. The Hopewell Junction company moved into military rugged computers in the early 1980s and is associated with innovations such as monocoque chassis construction and built-in system diagnostics. It provides both commercial off-the-shelf and custom systems, with factory repair and support handled in New York.
Since 1996, Cyberknit Fabrics has made fine-gauge performance knit fabrics in the United States for activewear, lifestyle and tactical apparel. Based in Forest Hills, the company develops fabrics with proprietary materials and finishes, including technologies for moisture management, odor control and thermal regulation. Cyberknit is also aligned with bluesign and other textile sustainability initiatives.
Brooklyn-based CyberLogic, Inc. develops ultrasound technologies spanning the FDA-approved UltraScan 650 bone densitometer and the Wave series of computational modeling software. Its radiation-free UltraScan 650 measures bone mineral density at the 1/3 radius in under 10 seconds, while Wave2000, Wave2500 and Wave3000 simulate two- and three-dimensional viscoelastic wave propagation for engineering and research. The company’s work grows out of more than 30 years of ultrasound research, peer-reviewed studies and patented technologies.
Founded in 2013 to address Layer 1 security for classified U.S. military networks, CyberSecure IPS develops integrated hardware and software that detect physical intrusion across fiber-optic infrastructure. Its Unified Cyber-Physical Protection approach brings continuous sensing and real-time monitoring to government facilities, defense networks, and commercial data centers, with solutions designed around CNSSI 7003 requirements. The company’s Infrastructure Monitoring System is DoD RMF-accredited and supports its centrally managed Alarmed Carrier PDS offering.
Since 1994, Cybertech Automation USA has designed and integrated industrial control systems, combining automation, instrumentation and electrical expertise for plants across North America. The Pittsburgh-based company has more than 100 employees and is particularly experienced in modernizing legacy systems, including Allen-Bradley PLC-5 upgrades, while supporting projects from design through commissioning. Cybertech also exclusively distributes the WellMaximizer annulus optimization system for automating control across suitable gas wells.
Established in 1989, privately held Cybertech Inc. is a northwest Philadelphia-area manufacturer known for building reliable printer mechanisms for demanding industrial and medical applications. Its in-house team develops custom solutions for customers who need equipment tailored to specialized process-control or recording environments.
Founded in Maryland in 2014 by engineer Glenn R. Beach, CyberWolf Technologies develops defense, intelligence and unmanned-aircraft solutions for U.S. government agencies. The small business draws on Beach’s more than 47 years in aerospace and national-defense programs, including work on airborne surveillance, tactical UAS and submarine communications, while also supporting emerging space missions and TAA-compliant computer systems.
Cycledelic Choppers operates in the machinery manufacturing industry.
Founded in Warren, Ohio, in 1999 by Rob Dietl, Cyclops Technology Group designs, manufactures and installs video-surveillance systems for properties and communities. Its signature Cyclops X360 is a patented all-in-one unit that delivers 360-degree coverage while simplifying installation and maintenance. The company’s systems are in use at places such as Warren intersections, Packard Park and the Neil Armstrong Center, where they support continuous monitoring and crime investigations.