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Chang Chun Group is a chemical manufacturing company that produces resins, plastics, electronic materials, and related chemical products. The company operates production sites in Taiwan, China, Malaysia, Indonesia, and Singapore, and serves multiple industries including automotive, electronics, and construction.
Founded in 1983 by Dean Helfer, Jr., Channel Craft grew from a traveling wood shop into a Charleroi, Pennsylvania manufacturer of American-made toys, games, and puzzles. The company describes three facilities for manufacturing, assembly, and distribution, and says its products are crafted in the United States for museums, specialty retailers, parks, and attractions.
Since 1886, Channellock, Inc. has forged professional hand tools in Meadville, Pennsylvania, with its identity built around American-made pliers. Still run by the fifth generation of the DeArment family, the company operates 260,000 square feet of manufacturing facilities with more than 350 associates and produces over 75 types and sizes of pliers. Its tongue-and-groove pliers, first developed in 1933, remain the signature of a company that continues to manufacture much of its line on U.S. soil.
Since 1970, Chant Engineering has designed and manufactured custom testing machinery, with a particular reputation for proof-test and reeling equipment used in lifting and rigging. Still operating from its American manufacturing facility in New Britain, Pennsylvania, the company has grown to more than 50 employees and serves customers in over 40 countries. Three generations of the Chant family have been part of the business, which also provides ISO/IEC 17025:2017-accredited calibration and support for testing equipment.
Since 1987, Chantelau has built its Telford operation around precision saw-cutting, turning bar stock, tubing, and billets into production-ready blanks for manufacturers and material suppliers. Working from a 14,000-square-foot headquarters with more than 23 production saws, the company handles everything from prototype cuts to high-volume runs, with optional deburring and light machining. Its nationwide customers rely on measured, inspected cuts and material-preparation support that arrives ready for the next manufacturing step.
Charles & Alice makes fruit-based products and chilled fruit snacks, with a history of more than 75 years producing them in France. It describes itself as France’s #1 producer of no-sugar-added chilled fruit snacks and says it is bringing its expertise in natural, no-sugar-added fruit products to the U.S.
Founded in the Drôme in 1975 and named Charles & Alice since 2011, this French food company makes fruit desserts and plant-based recipes in workshops set among the orchards of southeastern France. Its more than 400 employees work with French fruit—especially hand-picked apples sourced an average of 190 kilometres from the production site—and use cold grinding to preserve the fruit’s flavour. The group also holds ISO 14001 and ISO 50001 certifications and operates a PME+ certified site in Allex.
Charles Machine Works is identified as an innovating company with a long history of attention to changing customer needs. The page lists patents associated with the Ditch Witch, Radius, American Augers, Subsite, and HammerHead brands.
Charles Schillinger Company is a metal spinning and forming manufacturer specializing in hydroforming, deep draw stamping, and custom metal fabrication. The company produces pressure vessels, tanks, hemispheres, and precision components for industrial, environmental, telecommunications, and government markets.
Charlie Mike Manufacturing is a Pittsburgh company founded by Tom Beattie, a former Pennsylvania Army National Guard combat engineer who began his manufacturing career sweeping the floors of his father’s machine shop. As a service-connected disabled veteran-owned small business, it provides turnkey contract manufacturing support for civilian customers and government entities, guiding projects from prototyping through delivery.
Founded in 1974 by Don Moffet, Camarillo-based Charm Kraft Industries creates souvenir and gift keepsakes for clients across North America. The family-run business is now operated by Buddy and Cathy Moffet, with an in-house creative team developing original designs and handcrafted concepts from initial artwork through finished pieces. Many of its molds and product concepts are made by the team and are not available elsewhere.
Chart Industries is a global manufacturer built around deep cryogenic expertise, with a portfolio used throughout the liquid-gas supply chain. Its operations serve clean-energy and industrial-gas customers, while the Howden business brings more than 160 years of air- and gas-handling history to the company following its acquisition in 2023.
Chart Industries is a global manufacturer built around deep cryogenic expertise and a network of established businesses, including Howden and Fronti Fabrications. Fronti began in Joe Fronti Jr.’s garage in 2003 before growing into a Pennsylvania fabrication operation, while Chart now serves clean-energy and industrial-gas customers through equipment and lifecycle support for the liquid-gas supply chain.
Headquartered near Pittsburgh, Chase Cooling Systems designs and supplies industrial chillers and process-cooling equipment for manufacturers across the United States. Its in-house engineers help size and configure systems for demanding applications, including a Laser Series built to cool both a laser source and its optics through two independently controlled circuits. Chase also supports customers with technical service, emergency assistance, and rental chillers for temporary or unplanned needs.
Founded in 1946, Chase Corporation is a global specialty chemicals company that manufactures protective materials for high-reliability applications. Based in Westwood, Massachusetts, the company reports nearly 800 employees and manufacturing facilities in the United States, Europe, and Asia. Its long-standing specialties include industrial coatings and tapes, alongside adhesives and sealants.
Founded by Chase Blum in 1932, Chase Doors makes specialty door systems and traces its beginnings to insulated walk-in coolers and specialty refrigeration equipment. It is known for double-acting impact traffic doors and has since expanded into made-to-order door systems. The company reports more than 300 employees and five vertically integrated manufacturing facilities.
Chase Industries, Inc. is a custom metal fabrication and manufacturing company that has served a diverse customer base since 1974. Formerly known as Chase Industrial Supply, Inc., it produces customer-specified work at a 25,000-square-foot production facility in Leechburg, Pennsylvania, with an emphasis on quality and on-time delivery.
Chatsworth Products builds the physical infrastructure behind data centers and connected networks, including cabinets, power-management equipment, thermal solutions and wireless enclosures. Based in Simi Valley with additional U.S. operations in New Bern, Georgetown and Round Rock, the company combines manufacturing with dedicated research, development and training facilities. Chatsworth Products is a 100% employee-owned organization and holds ISO 9001 registration for its Simi Valley, New Bern and Georgetown operations.
Founded in Chattanooga in 1991 by Marvin Smith, Chattanooga Labeling Systems decorates, labels, and packages glass containers for brands ranging from bourbon to specialty products. Its 145,000-square-foot plant keeps the work in-house, combining long-standing bottle-labeling experience with custom-built machinery and a 23-step quality-control process. CLS has decorated Woodford Reserve bottles since the bourbon’s launch in 1994, a partnership that reflects the company’s deep ties to the spirits industry.
Founded in 1965, Chaucer Press is a Wilkes-Barre printing and packaging manufacturer that began as a printer of book covers and jackets before moving into packaging in 1978. It operates from a 60,000-square-foot facility and identifies itself as a woman-owned business enterprise. Its long-running work includes print packaging, including labels and folding cartons.