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For three generations, Carl Rosenberry & Sons Lumber has milled Pennsylvania hardwoods in Fort Loudon’s Appalachian valley, continuing a sawmilling tradition that began with D.R. Rosenberry in 1920 and became a family partnership in 1955. Its tree-length harvesting and milling system produces customer-specified lengths, while the company is especially known for custom wide-plank hardwood flooring and operates a kiln with 350,000 board feet of capacity. Rosenberry’s SFI-trained crews manage timber with sustainable forestry practices within a 60-mile radius of the mill.
Carl's Sign Service is a second-generation sign company that designs and manufactures signs, specializing in electric signs. The small, commercial-only company says it has two wide-format printers and a flatbed printer, and aims to manufacture its work in-house.
Since 1979, family-owned Carleton Helical Technologies has designed and manufactured custom container-handling equipment for packaging lines, including its signature feedscrews and container inverting systems. The New Britain, Pennsylvania, company builds its systems in-house and has carried the Carleton family into a third generation, serving manufacturers across North America with equipment tailored to their containers and production lines. Its installed machinery now supports more than 78,000 production lines.
Carlisle Construction Materials LLC is a diversified manufacturer and supplier of building products and related technologies for commercial and residential construction. The company has more than 100 years of history and reports 41 U.S. manufacturing facilities, along with international manufacturing operations. Its businesses include commercial roofing and architectural metal products.
Since 1965, Carlisle Container Company has manufactured corrugated packaging and point-of-purchase displays from its 60,000-square-foot facility in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. Its in-house design team develops packaging from structure through graphics, while large-format digital printing supports highly customized orders in both large and small quantities. The certified woman-owned company processes approximately 75 million square feet of corrugated board each year and uses company-owned trucks with employee drivers for delivery.
From its South Central Pennsylvania shop, Carlisle Customs & Classics rebuilds and reimagines classic vehicles through full restorations and highly individualized custom work. The shop is especially known for substantial metal fabrication, smooth bodywork, and show-quality paint, with completed vehicles earning dozens of local and national awards and appearing in custom-car magazines and television shows. Its work also extends to classic-vehicle collision repair and fleet color changes.
Carlton Packaging designs and supplies packaging materials and processes for fulfillment operations worldwide, with a particular focus on solutions that reduce waste and plastic use. Its U.S. expansion includes additional warehouse distribution centers and a dedicated American team, while its product development centers on practical innovations such as paper-based protective wrap and an automatic paper-tape applicator. Sustainability is a central part of Carlton’s stated purpose, reflected in its ESG reporting and greenhouse-gas reduction efforts.
Carmeuse is a global family of 6,300 employees known for supplying mineral materials to major industrial operations. The company produces lime and limestone for customers whose processes include steelmaking, environmental treatment and construction, while also providing tailored engineering support. Its plants report compliance with ISO 9001, ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 standards.
Carmeuse Systems emerged in 2024 from the unification of several legacy businesses under Carmeuse, the privately owned lime and limestone producer founded in 1860. Today, it brings that material knowledge to industrial operations as a trusted advisor, designing and supporting systems that handle lime and other dry bulk materials throughout their working life. Its ISO 9001 certification reflects the quality controls behind that practical, end-to-end support.
Carnation Home Fashions offers wholesale and direct-to-consumer home-fashions products, specializing in basic bath products and flannel-backed tablecloths. Its stated capabilities include in-house custom alterations, custom product development, private labeling, drop shipping, and direct imports.
Since 1950, Carnegie Fabrics has designed and manufactured high-performance textiles, wallcoverings, and acoustic solutions for commercial interiors. The company is distinguished by its proprietary Xorel® materials, including Biobased Xorel®, and by maintaining a 100% PVC-free portfolio while providing designers with complimentary sample curation and acoustic layout services. Carnegie has been a certified B Corporation since 2014 and supplies wallcovering and panel fabrics through a General Services Administration contract.
Founded in 2010, Pittsburgh-based Carnegie Robotics designs and manufactures rugged sensors, computing devices, and autonomous systems for demanding commercial and defense applications. Its work ranges from MultiSense stereo cameras to custom autonomy programs, with engineering, manufacturing, and quality operations kept in-house at its U.S. facility. The company’s 60,000-square-foot manufacturing operation is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and has supported projects with partners including the U.S. Army, DARPA, Uber, and Boston Dynamics.
Caromed Inc. makes medical-grade compression garments and recovery products for patients after plastic-surgery procedures, describing itself as the first post-surgical garment manufacturer. Based in Pennsylvania, the company supplies compression wear for procedures such as abdominoplasty, liposuction and gynecomastia, along with related cold-therapy products that can be customized with a practice’s branding.
Carpenter Additive is the additive-manufacturing business of Carpenter Technology, a specialty-alloy company with more than 130 years of metallurgical experience. It helps customers in demanding production environments turn challenging material and process requirements into reliable metal 3D-printing applications, drawing on custom alloy development and end-to-end technical support. Its quality systems are certified to AS9100D, AS9120B, ISO 9001:2015, and ISO 13485:2016.
Founded in Richmond in 1950 as a local latex foam distributor, Carpenter Co. now makes polyurethane foam and specialty polymer products through a vertically integrated global manufacturing network. The company began producing its own flexible urethane foam in 1956 and has grown to more than 60 production locations with over 6,500 employees. Its Richmond-based Reinhart Technical Center supports in-house research and development as Carpenter develops materials for comfort, mobility, infrastructure and industrial applications.
Carpenter Connection is a family-owned and family-operated producer of custom exhibits and branded environments, founded more than 37 years ago with a client that the company still serves. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, it operates a 150,000-square-foot facility and completes more than 2,000 projects annually for over 200 clients, producing projects locally and around the globe.
Since its founding in 1889, Carpenter Technology has grown from a single Pennsylvania location into a global specialty-materials manufacturer known for solving difficult materials problems. Its 4,500 employees develop high-performance alloys and process solutions for mission-critical customers, particularly where reliability and stringent quality requirements matter.
Since its founding in 1889, Carpenter Technology has grown from a single Pennsylvania location into a global specialty materials manufacturer with 4,500 employees. The company is known for applying deep metallurgical expertise to the demanding materials challenges behind mission-critical products, serving customers across industries such as aerospace, medical manufacturing, and energy.
From a Los Angeles metal shop founded in 1945, CARR Pattern Co. grew from pattern-making into a manufacturer of cast-aluminum automotive accessories, best known for vehicle steps and light bars. The third-generation family business introduced its first aftermarket products in 1983 and now supplies dealers across the United States and Canada, with accessories designed for a precise fit and backed by a limited lifetime warranty.
Known for its small-batch, homemade character, Carriage House Creations produces award-winning jams and jellies in its own commercial kitchen. The company also operates a retail outlet for its specialty foods and prepares gift baskets for customers seeking a distinctive food gift.