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Catanese Classic Seafood is a family-owned Cleveland food supplier that began in 1982, when brothers Jim and John Catanese opened Waterfront Seafoods. After more than four decades serving Ohio kitchens, the company now operates its seafood, cheese, meat, and spice businesses from a 42,000-square-foot production and office facility. Seafood remains its founding specialty, alongside food processing and wholesale distribution for restaurants, retailers, and other food-service customers.
Catania Medallic Specialty, Inc. is a USA-based manufacturer and supplier of custom awards, recognition, and promotional products. The company describes working with customers from artwork through finished custom items and reports receiving the Awards and Personalization Association Supplier of the Year award five times, as well as its Founders Award.
Born from a Toledo custom fabrication shop’s effort to protect a fleet customer, CatClamp makes patented, made-in-USA catalytic-converter and diesel particulate filter anti-theft cages. Its cable-cage design clamps to exhaust pipes and anchors to the vehicle chassis, giving the product broad coverage from passenger vehicles to heavy-duty commercial trucks. CatClamp has been selling its products for over 15 years and reports a 99.75% effectiveness rate.
Born from Schaeffler’s former chain-drive division, Catensys Chain Drive Systems develops and manufactures engine chain-drive systems for combustion and hybrid vehicles. The company’s team has more than 30 years of automotive chain experience and remains focused exclusively on chain technology, supporting customers from early engineering through production and aftermarket service. With more than 150 patents and over 600 employees across eight global sites, Catensys combines specialized chain-system research with worldwide customer support.
With operations in Europe and the United States, Catexel makes specialty chemicals that help formulate products for cleaning, personal care, construction, and other industrial applications. Its range includes catalytic and formulation ingredients designed to improve performance, including low-temperature bleaching solutions such as WeylClean® CC. Sustainability is central to the company’s approach, from developing renewable-resource products and lowering product carbon footprints to helping customers reduce energy and chemical use.
CatStrap, based near Toledo, makes American-made anti-theft shields for catalytic converters and EV charging cables. Its patented, low-profile hardened-steel barriers have protected more than 100,000 vehicles over a decade, while its newer EV Cable Shield extends the same approach to public charging stations. The company also offers the Cateye 130-decibel alarm and DyeDefender blue-dye deterrent as add-ons.
Founded in 1946 as the first authorized Motorola radio service station in Ohio’s Mahoning Valley, Cattron now makes control technology for industrial equipment, locomotives and remote assets. The Warren-based manufacturer combines wireless remote control with engine management and cloud monitoring, with its locomotive systems tracing back to a pioneering 1977 railyard application. Cattron operates manufacturing facilities in Ohio and the Czech Republic, supporting more than 350 employees and customers in over 50 countries.
Known as the Jaguar Restoration Experts, Catz Automotive Restoration is a Youngstown shop devoted to returning rare British and Italian automobiles to authentic condition. Its work is performed largely in-house for owners seeking anything from a preserved classic to a concours restoration, with Gary Bowers bringing more than 35 years of experience in automotive interiors.
Caudabe is an American company built by a small team spread across multiple countries, with a stated aim of leaving a different legacy in an accessories industry it sees as crowded with cheaply made knockoffs. That philosophy centers on thoughtful design, quality materials and reducing products to their essentials, resulting in protective phone cases such as the Sheath alongside related device accessories. The company operates four warehouses globally and has served hundreds of thousands of customers worldwide.
Founded in 1894 as Columbiana Boiler Company, CBC Global fabricates heavy-plate products, galvanizing kettles, pressure vessels and specialized containers from its Columbiana, Ohio plant. The company has made DOT transportation containers since 1936 and operates more than 70,000 square feet of manufacturing space, shipping its American-made work worldwide. Its quality system supports ASME U and R stamps, AAR M-1003 and certified nondestructive testing programs.
Founded in 2017 by pharmaceutical-industry veteran Rick Bauer and his children, Ashley and Jon, CBD Health Collection develops CBD wellness products for people and pets from its base in Granville. The family-owned company uses organically grown U.S. hemp, Supercritical CO2 extraction and custom cannabinoid and terpene formulations, with products made in a GMP- and FDA-registered facility and independently tested by batch. Its science-oriented approach grew from the family’s own experiences using CBD for athletic soreness and a dog’s joint mobility.
Since 1995, CBG Biotech has manufactured automated solvent distillation and recovery systems for laboratories, industrial operations, and cannabis processors. Its Solon, Ohio operation pairs fractional-distillation equipment with ongoing technical support, including on-site training and preventive maintenance, helping customers reuse solvents while reducing waste and disposal costs. The company also supplies HAP-free solvent alternatives and maintenance kits for its systems.
CCL Design is the design and manufacturing division of CCL Industries, a global specialty packaging group established in 1951. Its international teams develop printed and functional components for customers in electronics, automotive and industrial markets, working from early prototypes through production. The company is particularly distinctive for combining materials science with cleanroom manufacturing and integrated human-machine interfaces.
Founded in 1951, CCL Industries Inc. is a Toronto-headquartered global specialty packaging and materials manufacturer operating 214 production facilities in 42 countries. It is the world’s largest converter of pressure-sensitive and specialty extruded film materials, with business lines spanning CCL, Avery, Checkpoint and Innovia.
CCL Label is a global manufacturer of premium labeling and packaging solutions and is the largest division of CCL Industries. Its about page reports 166 production facilities and 15,900 employees across 32 countries, with operations on six continents. The company says it ranks first in pressure-sensitive labels and second globally in shrink-sleeve solutions.
Founded in 1978 by Charles A. Balogh, CCM Welding Inc. is a family-owned Akron shop that designs and fabricates custom metalwork for Northeast Ohio manufacturers and other clients. Its work spans from machine platforms and railings to specialized weldments, with engineering and advanced CAD capabilities supporting both new builds and reverse-engineering projects. The company also handles repairs when replacing a tool or weldment is not practical, drawing on decades of hands-on metalworking experience.
With more than a century of industrial innovation behind it, CECO Environmental has grown from its origins as Claremont Engineering into a diversified company focused on protecting people, the environment, and industrial equipment. Its 1,600-plus employees work from more than 25 principal facilities to support industrial customers in over 40 countries, with a record that includes more than 32,000 installed air-pollution-control systems.
CECO Environmental is a diversified industrial company that engineers and supplies environmental and industrial-process equipment to protect people, the environment, and industrial equipment. With more than 100 years of industrial innovation, a portfolio of over 30 brands, and more than 25 principal operating facilities across the United States and eight countries, it serves industrial air, industrial water, and energy-transition markets. Its technologies include air-pollution-control equipment and engineered emissions-management systems.
Since 1990, Akron-based CECO Industries has made equipment and replacement parts for beverage production, including conveyors and perimeter safety guards. The company is particularly distinctive for custom stainless-steel filler rooms and enclosures designed to keep operators outside the filling area while supporting cleaner, safer operations. CECO also emphasizes fair pricing alongside products built for efficient, OSHA-safe production.
Cedar Electronics, Inc. is a global technology company built around a long history of keeping people connected and informed on the move. Its Cobra brand traces back more than 65 years, while Escort brings nearly five decades of radar-detection heritage; together, they reflect Cedar’s focus on practical communication and driving-awareness technology for businesses and everyday drivers.