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Since 1983, BWC Technologies has been known as a fabrication and repair shop serving the turbo-machinery industry. Its Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania, team supports industrial operators worldwide with turbine service and replacement parts, drawing on experienced field engineers and a hands-on machine-shop approach.
Founded in Butler, Pennsylvania, in 1988, BWI Eagle built its reputation by making coal-mining operations safer with rugged conveyor monitoring technology. The company later expanded into tailored wireless controls for demanding industrial settings and became part of Cattron in 2023, retaining its problem-solving focus while gaining a broader global reach.
BWISE Manufacturing, LLC makes commercial-grade trailers for hauling, building each unit from detailed technical drawings with extensive in-house fabrication and precision-machined components. What began as two friends welding trailers in a barn has grown into a production manufacturer whose process includes real-load stress testing, multi-point inspections, and a nearly quarter-mile automated paint line. BWise sells through a network of more than 150 dealers across the United States and Canada and is a member of the National Association of Trailer Manufacturers.
BWX Technologies, Inc. manufactures nuclear systems, components and fuel for government and commercial applications. Its roots trace to the 1850s water-tube boiler business, and the company reports operating 19 manufacturing facilities globally with more than 11,000 employees. Today its work spans naval nuclear propulsion, commercial nuclear power, nuclear medicine and environmental restoration.
Since 1978, family-owned Byers’ Choice LTD. has handcrafted Carolers and seasonal display pieces in Chalfont, Pennsylvania. Built from wire, clay and fabric by local artisans, its figures are made in the USA and have become the centerpiece of a company-operated visitor center, Christmas museum and gift shop. Through the Byers Foundation, the company also directs 20% to charity.
Since 2001, the Byler family has made homemade relishes, jams and other condiments in Saegertown, Pennsylvania. Byler Canning Co. preserves heirloom family recipes through a small-batch, open-kettle process, using fresh ingredients—often sourced from local growers—and hand-cleaning each batch. The company also offers private-label production, carrying its recipes and canning know-how to other brands.
Byler Materials Group is a Pennsylvania-based construction materials producer and transportation provider made up of four operating companies serving Pennsylvania, Delaware, and Maryland. The group traces its materials-sector operations to the 2007 acquisition of Boger Concrete and has since expanded through Merrick Sand & Gravel, Byler Trucking Services, Byler Quarries, and the 2026 merger that formed BQ Concrete. Its operations include ready-mix concrete production, quarrying, sand and gravel production, and bulk-material hauling.
Since 1910, Byram Metering Solutions has supplied utility submetering equipment and systems for measuring electric, water and gas use. Based in Monroeville, Pennsylvania, the company also installs and maintains metering systems and hosts the resulting data through its Sequoia software, supporting properties ranging from military housing and universities to multifamily communities. Byram says its technical team maintains more than 130,000 meters and has installed thousands of meters on military-base, commercial and student-housing projects.
Founded in 1976 as a custom thermoplastic fabrication company, C & E Plastics designs and manufactures industrial process equipment, with a long-standing specialty in plastic tanks for metal-processing plants. From its Georgetown, Pennsylvania facilities, it has grown from a regional strip-line tank supplier into a worldwide supplier and reports two manufacturing buildings totaling 33,000 square feet.
Founded in 1996 and located in Leechburg, Pennsylvania, C and C Tooling & Automation operates a 22,500-square-foot precision machining and fabrication facility. The privately held company has evolved from a tool-and-die business and now pairs precision machining and fabrication with custom automation machinery and robotic work cells. Its stated customer base includes the Department of Defense, automotive, and oil and gas industries.
Founded in 1939 by Charlie Beard, C-B Tool Co. is a Lancaster, Pennsylvania, job shop that makes precision machined and fabricated parts for industrial customers. Its original Lancaster Shrinker/Stretcher metal-forming tool remains in production nearly unchanged, with fourth-generation family members preserving the product’s legacy while the company continues contract machining and custom fabrication. C-B Tool is ISO 9001 certified and uses NIST-traceable inspection equipment, including a coordinate measuring machine, to support close-tolerance work.
Since 1968, Philadelphia-based C-Lec Plastics has manufactured Rexolite®, its distinctive cross-linked polystyrene microwave plastic, while providing custom fabrication and specialized plastics distribution. The company developed stress-free thick sheets and large-diameter rods and continues to refine Rexolite production through research, development, and computer-controlled processes. Rexolite is used where stable electrical performance, microwave transparency, and precise machinability matter, including high-frequency electronics and aerospace applications.
Started by Charles Chandler in a Philadelphia garage in 1973, C. Chandler Company builds custom cabinetry, millwork and woodwork for homes, businesses and retail spaces. The Philadelphia shop now spans 15,000 square feet and combines computerized machinery with the hands-on craftsmanship that remains central to each piece. Its work has included restaurant interiors for the Vetri Family and retail fixtures for brands including Anthropologie and Free People.
Founded in 1833, C. F. Martin & Co. is a family-owned and operated musical-instrument maker that has remained under family ownership for six generations. The company builds acoustic guitars and ukuleles, and has also manufactured its own strings since acquiring Darco Strings in 1970. Its instruments are handcrafted in Nazareth, Pennsylvania, while Martin strings are made at the company’s facility in Navojoa, Mexico.
C. Lloyd Company, LLC is a family-run Curtisville business that has sold landscape and building supplies since 1969 and has made and sold burial vaults since it began. Its burial-vault plant is at its Saxonburg Boulevard location, and the company added Trigard vaults to its line in 2007.
Founded by Carmen Palmieri in 1943 from a basement, C. Palmer Manufacturing makes American-made cooking irons and molds, best known for tools that bring pizzelles and other traditional treats to the kitchen. Still owned and operated by the Palmieri family, the West Newton company is now run by Carmen’s granddaughter, Darcy Smouse, and also supplies outdoor cooking irons and replacement parts for its appliances.
With more than 125 years in the dairy-equipment industry, C. van ’t Riet / Dairy Technology USA serves both small farms and industrial facilities from DuBois, Pennsylvania. The company builds standard and custom machinery for dairy processing, with equipment for the U.S. and Canadian markets designed to meet 3-A Sanitary Standards and Pasteurized Milk Ordinance requirements.
Since 1947, C.E. Conover & Co. has manufactured sealing systems for aircraft and spacecraft, growing from an aerospace supplier into a U.S.-based producer of engineered seals and molded and machined polymer parts. Its Bensalem operation is known for developing proprietary REVONOC materials and for supplying sealing components used in applications ranging from the Grumman lunar module to water treatment and pharmaceutical production. Conover is registered to AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015.
C.E. Holden, Inc. has produced precision screw-machine parts since 1950, specializing in high-volume production while also handling low-volume orders with CNC lathes. Based in Cheswick, Pennsylvania, the company describes its work as serving customers in Pittsburgh and worldwide and emphasizes precision manufacturing and quality requirements.
C.R. Laurence Co., Inc. supplies architectural metals, glass fittings, and professional-grade glazing products, and its Blumcraft brand has specialized in architectural glass and entrance hardware for more than 50 years. Blumcraft is described as combining engineering and fabrication with design, safety, and performance, and its portfolio includes glass entrances and railings.