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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.
Carnation Optical is an independent, family-owned optical shop in Alliance that provides eye exams, eyewear and contact lenses, with an in-house lab for crafting lenses and handling repairs. Serving the community for more than 40 years, the business grew from Dr. Ken Leonard’s 1984 shop into a family venture led by John Fussell, with multiple generations of the Fussell family involved. Its opticians offer personalized fitting and adjustments, while the on-site lab enables faster turnaround than shops that send work away.
Since 1986, Youngstown’s Carney Plastics has combined plastic-material distribution with custom fabrication, while building its own made-in-Ohio acrylic display cases for diecast cars and sports collectibles. Its work spans one-off prototypes to larger production runs, with display cases—including those for the Stanley Cup and Super Bowl trophies—standing out as a signature specialty.
Caron Scientific was founded in 1985 by industry veteran Jon Bergen and remains based in Marietta, Ohio, where it designs and manufactures controlled-environment equipment for laboratory work. The company is especially known for developing a dedicated ICH Q1B Option 2 photostability chamber and for supporting customers directly through the equipment lifecycle.
Founded in 1997, Marion’s Carousels and Carvings builds complete new carousels and restores antique machines, with every major service handled under one roof. In its 30,000-square-foot former World War II train depot, founder Todd W. Goings—an NEA National Heritage Fellow with more than 30 years in the trade—leads a team that combines traditional hand carving with modern engineering while preserving each carousel’s original character.
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.
Since 1984, Carpenter Welding has provided certified welding and custom fabrication from its Beavercreek shop, serving the greater Dayton area with in-house work as well as on-site welding and installation. Founded by Dave Carpenter, the company handles projects ranging from high-pressure piping to commercial stairs and railings, including work for government customers such as Wright-Patterson Air Force Base. Its welding is certified to American Welding Society and American Society of Mechanical Engineers standards, with an AWS Certified Welding Inspector on staff.
In Madison, Ohio, Carpenter’s Custom Gunstocks crafts and alters shotgun stocks to fit the individual shooter. Master craftsman Doug Carpenter works directly with enthusiasts, measuring and refining a pattern stock through shooting trials before duplicating it in selected hardwood. The shop also brings a one-of-a-kind touch to each finished stock with custom-designed checkering.
Carriage House Printery is a family-owned custom print shop in Carroll, Ohio, turning customers’ designs—or artwork from its extensive artist collection—into fabric and soft goods. It offers nearly 30 fabric types and lets shoppers set the scale and repeat of a design before ordering custom-printed material, blankets, pillows, or towels. The company uses organic pigments and says its typical turnaround is two to five business days.
A Carter name in automotive service since 1909, Carter Fuel Systems is known for engineering replacement pumps for professional installers. The company develops and manufactures fuel-system solutions in-house, with heavy-duty fuel pumps made at its Logansport, Indiana plant and quality systems certified to IATF 16949 and ISO 9001.
Founded in Akron, Ohio, in 1932, Carter Lumber is a family-owned building materials supplier serving professional builders and homeowners across 15 states. Its manufacturing operations produce made-to-order building components, including roof and floor trusses and prefabricated wall panels, alongside custom millwork capabilities. The company reports more than 180 retail locations and is the fifth-largest building materials supplier in the United States.
Since 1974, Carter’s has made The Quick One, a spray-on vehicle wax and polish designed to clean and protect finishes without water. Its line includes specialized care for motorcycles and wheels, with the company emphasizing quick application by simply spraying and wiping.
Carton Service CSI, LLC has been making custom folding and gable-top cartons in Shelby since 1926, with particular experience in regulated food, pharmaceutical and consumer packaging. Now a third-generation family-owned business, it operates two Shelby facilities totaling 175,000 square feet and pairs in-house structural and graphic design with offset and flexographic printing. Its specialty in liquid-filled cartons extends beyond dairy to unusual contents such as soaps and detergents, supported by more than a dozen packaging patents.
Cartridge Brewing is a 15 BBL brewery and brewpub housed in the historic Peters Cartridge Factory in Maineville, Ohio. Opened in October 2020 by its original founders, it was acquired just over two years later by Saucy Brew Works and now produces a varied beer program while operating a community gathering place with pub food and drinks. Its setting connects the modern brewery to the factory’s history as a cartridge and munitions manufacturer.
Cartruck Packaging has remained under the same management and ownership since 1984, carrying forward a Cleveland-area manufacturing history that began in 1964. From its 24,000-square-foot facility, the company provides military and commercial packaging alongside metal finishing for manufacturers of military hardware and other industrial products.
Caruso USA is a fourth-generation family business founded in Cincinnati in 1932, with nearly a century of roots in the fresh-food trade. Today, it helps companies across the country serve fresh food through value-added produce and temperature-controlled delivery, while preserving the family-first character that has shaped the business.
For more than 20 years, Carwash Boilers, Inc. has engineered custom boiler, hot-water and floor-heating systems specifically for car washes. Based in Brunswick, Ohio, the company configures equipment around each site’s wash volume, available space and energy capacity, including compact pre-plumbed packages for operations with tight budgets or room to grow. Its support extends beyond installation with rapid technical service and replacement parts for the equipment it sells.
Founded in 2005, family-owned Casa di Sassi produces manufactured stone and brick veneer for residential and commercial design projects. The company operates two production facilities and moved its headquarters to Apple Creek, Ohio, in 2016; it expanded manufacturing capacity there in 2024.
Cascade Pattern is an Elyria, Ohio foundry-tooling maker with 48 years of experience and a workforce spanning several generations. From its 65,000-square-foot facility, the company builds custom patterns and core boxes to fit customers’ molding lines and production needs.