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For more than a century, Central Ohio Welding has grown with Ohio manufacturing, from a 1911 Columbus repair shop into a 100% employee-owned company. Its employee-owners now help manufacturers and other regional operations keep production moving through practical technical support, including equipment repair and gas-system design.
Founded in 1946 by engineers who worked with jet-engine pioneer Sir Frank Whittle, Centrax designs, manufactures and services Siemens Energy gas-turbine generator packages from its Newton Abbot base. Its systems produce 3 to 15 MW for combined heat and power, standby and grid-support applications, while the company provides a full service from engineering and assembly through maintenance and overhaul. Centrax has installed more than 400 units across 30 countries and employs over 250 people, with ISO-certified quality, environmental and workplace-safety systems.
Founded in 1992 by factory-automation engineers, Tiffin-based Centricity Automation designs and manufactures precision servo rotary indexing solutions for production machinery. Its engineers draw on experience building automation equipment to develop plug-and-play indexers that integrate with PLC systems, operate independently, or accept an OEM’s preferred servo platform. Centricity is also a division of Arnold Machine, and its permanently lubricated products are designed to operate without routine lubrication.
CentroMotion brings together six global manufacturing brands to build engineered friction, power transmission, information, thermal and motion-control systems for demanding machines. From its base in Waukesha, the company supports OEMs, Tier 1 suppliers and aftermarket networks through more than 20 locations, with customers in 70 countries. Its portfolio spans equipment used in agriculture, construction, transportation and other rugged industrial settings.
Centrus Energy Corp. supplies nuclear fuel and services to the nuclear power industry and produces high-assay, low-enriched uranium. Its technical operations include uranium enrichment and advanced manufacturing at a 440,000-square-foot Technology & Manufacturing Center in Oak Ridge, Tennessee. Since 1998, the company says it has provided utility customers with more than 1,850 reactor years of fuel.
From its Sugarcreek, Ohio shop, Century Components makes American-made cabinet organization systems, with every product bench-crafted by skilled Amish craftsmen. The company combines that hand-built Amish heritage with practical innovations such as its adjustable X-Bracket system and magnetic MagnaSusan shelves, while also offering custom sizing and one-off accessories for cabinetmakers and distributors.
Founded in 1977, Century Container manufactures HDPE injection-molded containers and lids at its New Waterford, Ohio facility. The company keeps manufacturing, custom graphics and printing, and delivery under one roof, including its distinctive Above-Beam Printing process and patented Seat-Tray lid that turns a pail into a seat or tray. Its in-house, one-stop approach lets Century combine the product expertise of a larger manufacturer with direct, personal customer service.
Established in Rochester in 1978, Century Mold has grown from its headquarters into a North American plastics manufacturer with six production facilities and more than 50 engineers, designers and mold builders. The company is known for supporting demanding automotive, defense and industrial programs through precision plastic molding, including components used in more than 80% of vehicles on U.S. roads. Its IATF-16949 and ISO 9001:2015 certifications reflect the quality systems behind that work.
Cenveo manufactures envelopes and presents itself as the nation’s largest envelope manufacturer, with 11 envelope manufacturing facilities across the United States. The company says it has over 100 years of industry experience and supplies businesses with standard and custom-printed envelopes.
Established in 1964, Cenweld Corporation is a Stow, Ohio final-stage manufacturer and installer of custom truck body systems for commercial, utility, and municipal work. Its shop builds and equips work trucks with systems such as central hydraulics and modular electronics, then supports them with truck-equipment service and repairs. Cenweld serves customers across Northeast Ohio and nationally.
CeramFab, an East Palestine manufacturing operation associated with CeramSource, fabricates ceramic-fiber insulation and refractory components, including custom vacuum-formed boards and shapes. Its 80,000-square-foot facility was built to keep a broad stock of high-heat insulation materials on hand while handling custom work, including CNC-cut parts and insulating fire-brick shapes. The company’s primary manufacturing operations are currently shuttered following the 2023 Norfolk Southern derailment, though it is working to maintain its wholesale business through relocation.
Founded in 1999, Beaver Falls-based CeramSource supplies TaoFibre® refractory ceramic fiber and other thermal materials for demanding industrial heat applications. Alongside its stocked insulation and refractory products, the company performs custom high-temperature fabrication, including serpentine-folded ceramic fiber modules and precision CNC-cut components. Its materials are engineered for continuous service up to 1430°C (2600°F), supporting producers across the United States and worldwide.
For more than six decades, CerCo Corporation has built its reputation around wear-resistant ceramics, serving industrial customers from two Ohio plants with more than 300,000 square feet of manufacturing space. The company also develops specialty ceramic components for demanding applications, with engineers assisting customers from early research through product testing and design.
Founded in 2012 through the merger of Alsacienne de Pâtes Ménagères and Eurodough, Cérélia is a food manufacturer specializing in refrigerated ready-to-bake dough. It also produces pancakes and other baked goods, and sells through its brands, private labels, industrial partners and foodservice in more than 50 countries. The company reports 16 production sites across Europe and North America.
Founded in 2022 with funding from the Defense Logistics Agency, Cleveland-based CermeTech is a specialty materials company built around polycarbosilane chemistry. In partnership with an established manufacturer, it develops and supplies preceramic polymers that become silicon carbide for high-reliability applications in aerospace, nuclear, electronics, and defense.
CertainTeed is a North American manufacturer of exterior and interior building products and a subsidiary of Saint-Gobain. Founded in 1904, when George Brown began manufacturing asphalt roof shingles, the company now reports more than 60 manufacturing facilities across the United States and Canada. Its portfolio includes building-envelope products as well as architectural ceiling and wall systems.
Family-owned and operated from Dayton, Certified Cultivators Corporation grows and processes cannabis for its Ohio-focused CERTIFIED brand and dispensary network. The company has been part of Ohio’s cannabis industry since its beginning, operating a Level 1 cultivation and processing facility with an on-site Cleveland grow and lab. Its Dayton facility occupies a site that has housed family businesses for three generations, a history the company carries into its science- and design-led cannabis production.
A North American fluid-power specialist since 1967, Certified Power Solutions is known for working closely with equipment manufacturers on demanding mobile and industrial applications. Its engineers design and build custom hydraulic systems for OEMs, while its service network helps keep those systems operating in the field. The company also supports winter fleet operators through its dedicated FleetPilot snow and ice business.
Founded in 2015 as a retrofit and emergency-recovery shop, Ohio-based Certion Automation fixes, designs, and integrates industrial automation systems, including robotic and PLC controls. The company is particularly known for taking over troubled installations, addressing the underlying problem, and leaving behind documented systems that manufacturers can maintain. Certion has completed more than 200 deployments and also operates an engineering lab for prototyping and robotics testing.
Certwood USA brings the StorSystem line of shatterproof tote trays and modular storage units to educational, workplace, and healthcare environments, while also supplying molded components to furniture manufacturers. Its parent company, Certwood Limited, began in June 1986 with two molding machines and has grown to a 20-machine operation; Certwood USA sells and distributes the storage line across the United States and Canada. The company’s manufacturing capabilities are supported by ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949:2016 quality approvals, and its tote trays carry a limited lifetime warranty.