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Founded in 2006 by ceramic engineering PhD Jerry Weinstein, CeraMaterials manufactures and distributes high-temperature refractory materials for thermal processing, with a particular focus on carbon, graphite and carbon-fiber-composite furnace insulation and fixtures. Based in Dingmans Ferry, Pennsylvania, the company combines stocked materials and custom fabrication with application engineering and material consultation led by a founder who holds more than 46 U.S. patents. Its products serve heat-treatment customers across the United States and Canada through regional representatives and strategically placed warehouses.
Ceramic Color & Chemical Manufacturing Company is a Pennsylvania manufacturer whose roots reach back to nineteenth-century Germany and whose American operation was incorporated in Pittsburgh in 1929. Based in New Brighton, it is one of the few remaining U.S. pigment producers, supplying inorganic pigments and specialty chemical solutions to customers in consumer, industrial, and defense markets.
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.
CERATIZIT S.A. is a high-technology engineering group that develops and produces cutting tools and hard-material solutions, including cemented carbide products. It manages the cemented-carbide production chain from powder preparation through forming, sintering, finishing and surface treatment, and states that it is active in more than 80 countries and 25 industries.
Founded in 1977 by metallurgist Alan Flash, Cerbaco Ltd. designs and manufactures non-metallic weld backings for full-penetration, finished-quality welds from one side. The Warrington company combines engineered formulations with hands-on technical assistance, creating custom shapes, sizes, and even new formulations when a welding application calls for something different. Cerbaco has worked with welding engineers around the world to address difficult fit-ups and inaccessible joint backs.
Founded by interventional neuroradiologist Bryan Pukenas, MD, and medical-device executive Kamna Giare-Patel, Cerespectus is a Philadelphia medical-device company focused on making central nervous system gene-therapy delivery safer and more accessible. Its developing Esperanza catheter is designed for targeted treatment delivery through lumbar access, with the aim of helping more physicians perform the procedure. The device is not FDA cleared or commercially available.
Cerro Fabricated Products manufactures custom forged and machined metal components, with in-house capabilities that control production from billet through finished part. Its work includes aluminum, brass, and copper forgings, and the company serves customers in markets such as aerospace and automotive.
Cersell Company Inc. supplies magnetic cylinder sensors for pneumatic actuators across North America, pairing distribution with customized sensing solutions through its partnership with Alif Tech. Based in Pennsylvania, the company’s staff bring more than 30 years of pneumatic-sector experience, while production reaches about 700,000 sensors per month. Its sensors include smart electronics that can automatically provide either NPN or PNP output, and are supported by certifications including CE, CCC, and TÜV validation.
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.
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.
Founded in 1992, Cervis, Inc. is a privately owned product-development and manufacturing company that designs and builds wireless remote-control products for industrial equipment applications. Its in-house engineering and application teams develop custom controls, while its service and repair teams support customers from its Warrendale, Pennsylvania operation.
Founded as a welding company in 1948, CGI International Corporation has grown into a third-generation Zullo family business that manufactures and distributes hydrogen, carbon dioxide, and other industrial and residential gases. Based in Washington, Pennsylvania, it operates as one of the largest independent gas suppliers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic, with distribution reaching 18 states. CGI also launched the first privately held hydrogen production facility in the United States during the 1980s and remains closely tied to emerging low-carbon energy markets.
Family-owned and Philadelphia-made since 1963, Chaby International has built its identity around helping retailers bring dependable outdoor products to market. With more than 60 years of experience, the company develops and distributes umbrellas for global retail partners, supporting programs from product development through distribution.
Since 1982, Chaddsford Winery has made approachable wines in Pennsylvania’s Brandywine Valley, with grapes from regional vineyards and every stage of production completed onsite. Its cellar occupies the thick stone walls of an 1800s bank barn, alongside an iconic farmhouse that reflects the area’s agricultural history. In 2024, local owners the Vinton family acquired the winery, carrying its four-decade legacy forward while producing about 24,000 cases annually.
Since 1980, Chadwick Optical has operated as a specialty optical lab making custom lenses and vision solutions for ophthalmic professionals facing unusually difficult cases. The Pennsylvania company is known for treating “no” as the start of a design problem, combining in-house lens casting with specialized finishing and engineering to create solutions when standard options fall short. Chadwick also carries forward Aire-O-Lite Optical’s hard-to-find lens-blanks tradition after bringing its casting operation into the Chadwick factory in 2024.
Since 1950, Chalmers & Kubeck has built its name as an independently owned industrial service provider for companies that cannot afford prolonged equipment downtime. Its Aston headquarters anchors a multi-location operation with a 150,000-square-foot shop, more than 130 machine tools, and around-the-clock emergency repair support. ISO 9001:2015 registration and a nuclear quality program reflect the demanding work it performs for industrial and power-generation customers.
Founded by Bob Champ in 1979, Champ Printing Company is a commercial printer that grew from a one-room Crafton shop into a 20,000-square-foot plant in Coraopolis. Scott Colbert, who joined the company in 1996 and purchased it in 2019, continues its focus on reliable service and tight deadlines, with in-house envelope printing and specialty finishing setting Champ apart in the Pittsburgh region. The company is one of only three G7® Master Facilities among commercial printers in Western Pennsylvania and is also FSC® certified.
Champion Homes builds factory-built housing, including manufactured and modular homes, and commercial modular buildings. Founded in 1953 as a single facility in rural Michigan, the company says its builder family has sold more than 3 million homes and operates facilities throughout North America. Its offerings also include park models and cabins.
Founded in 1995, Champion Wire & Cable is a utility wire and cable distributor serving distributors from strategically located centers across the country. Its multi-million-dollar inventory and value-added services—including cut-to-length orders, custom paralleling and cable marking—support utility, industrial, commercial and transportation projects. Champion emphasizes an experienced workforce, precise order handling and same-day shipping through its nationwide distribution network.
Chance Aluminum Corp operates an aluminum rolling mill in Williamsport, Pennsylvania, producing foil and common alloy coils as the domestic supplier for its sister company, AA Metals. It acquired the former JW Aluminum facility and has expanded its local production capacity, including installation of a tension leveler line.