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For more than 70 years, Carpenter Mfg. Co., Inc. has designed and built benchtop wire-processing equipment in Manlius, New York, evolving from a magnet-wire stripper into automated measure, cut and strip machines. The independently owned, third-generation company serves customers worldwide through global sales representation and provides wire and material evaluations to help match equipment to demanding applications.
Founded in 1975 by Elaine and Donna Koretsky, Carriage House Paper is a Brooklyn hand-papermaking studio that makes handmade paper and supplies papermakers with the equipment and materials to make their own. Its fully equipped facility also hosts small workshops, private instruction, studio rentals, and artist collaborations. The company’s work is closely tied to the Koretskys’ international research into traditional papermaking, including the International Paper Museum directed by Donna.
Known around New York City as the “Carrot Cake Queen,” Carrot Top Pastries has baked cakes and pastries on premises in Inwood since 1979 and Washington Heights since 1985. The family-run bakery is also a full-service restaurant, serving its uptown community from two locations and catering celebrations, offices, and other events. Its customers have included Stevie Wonder, Bishop Desmond Tutu, and the King of Spain, but the Mancino family says its heart remains with local neighbors.
Richard Cameron founded Carson Optical in 1990, and the company has grown from a Long Island venture into a global optics business headquartered in Ronkonkoma, New York. Carson is known in the United States for its magnifiers and pocket microscopes, backed by more than 100 patents and an in-house research and development lab. Its products are designed for people ranging from outdoor enthusiasts to students and crafters.
Born from a Ukrainian family tradition of etching and carving glass, CARVART develops and manufactures design-driven architectural materials and systems for commercial and residential spaces. Founded by third-generation glass artisan Anatoly Geyman as a small one-man shop making decorative glass panels, the company has grown into a full-service architectural partner with global manufacturing capabilities and a 40-plus-person New York headquarters. Its work spans custom glass expression and engineered systems such as office fronts and movable walls, with projects including the Waldorf Astoria New York and major airport terminals.
Founded in 1989, Carver Companies connects land and sea through integrated construction, maritime logistics, stevedoring, and materials operations. Its stevedoring division handles bulk, break-bulk, and project cargo with mobile crews working on both the East and Gulf coasts, supported by three mobile e-crane barges and cranes rated up to 330 tons. The Albany-based company says it has handled more than 12 million tons of aggregates and owns more than 2,000 pieces of equipment across its operations.
Carver Creek Woodworks is a three-generation, family-owned Bloomfield business that designs and builds custom cabinetry and woodwork for homes and commercial spaces. Founded as Carver Creek in 2001, the company carries woodworking experience dating to 1987 and still serves some of the family’s clients from 1965. Its team combines traditional craftsmanship with design, installation and finish work, creating tailored kitchens and interior pieces from top-grade hardwoods.
Founded in 1992 by Brooklyn architect and designer Roberto Gil, Casa Kids is a Red Hook furniture company shaped by practical minimalism and an understanding of urban family life. Its small in-house team designs and builds adaptable children’s furniture locally, creating space-conscious interiors that can evolve as children grow. Casa Kids also offers a ready-made line for families who need its design sooner.
Casa Komos Brands Group creates and develops premium consumer brands, with its business model centered on spirits innovation, brand creation, and scaling operations globally. Its portfolio includes tequila and aperitivo brands as well as sotol and hot sauce, and it supports sustainability work in the Tequila region through the Komos Foundation.
Casa Redimix Concrete Corporation produces and supplies ready-mix concrete from its multi-plant facilities in the Bronx, New York. The company says it has provided concrete supplier services for over 25 years and supplies projects in the New York metropolitan area, including Lincoln Center. Its facilities are NRMCA-certified and produce concrete mixes from 3,000 to 14,000 PSI, along with specialty mixes.
Since 1976, the Rovea family has made Italian hospitality textiles, and Casarovea now carries that tradition into luxury hotels worldwide with linen collections for guest rooms, spas and dining spaces. Based in Busto Arsizio and operating under Parotex, the company is distinguished by its bespoke service, developing custom embroidery, monograms and product variations that reflect each property’s identity. Most production takes place in Italy, with piece-by-piece cutting and hand finishing supported by ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 management systems.
Since 1964, Cascades has built its identity around sustainability and the circular economy. The company is best known for its Canadian tissue business, which makes paper parent rolls and converts them for residential and professional markets.
Cascades PRO, a Cascades Inc. brand distributed throughout North America, supplies professional hygiene and tissue solutions for public and working spaces. Its range pairs paper products with dispensers and dedicated Tandem® support, while certified options include compostable and recycled-fiber products. The brand serves settings ranging from industrial plants and offices to foodservice, education and public venues.
Established in 1993, Case Window & Door manufactures custom windows and doors at its American-made facility in Green Island, New York. The company is known for collaborating closely with architects on highly tailored architectural fenestration, from expansive window walls to frameless sliding glass systems, and its work appears in distinctive residences and hospitality projects across North America and the Caribbean. Case moved into its 48,000-square-foot manufacturing plant in 2003, expanding from its original 17,000-square-foot Schenectady facility.
Caselden Studios is a creative technology and design studio known for translating artists’ and brands’ ideas into interactive work. It collaborates with clients from early concept through technical development, with projects such as sound sculptures and wearable systems that turn movement or presence into a sensory experience.
Caseling Custom Cases began in 2009 with a simple challenge to the industry: premium equipment should have protection worthy of what is inside. Today, this proud American company works from its Montgomery, New York, headquarters to help global brands develop custom cases that protect products while carrying their identity to customers. Caseling guides each project from early design through manufacturing, using overseas production partners while maintaining oversight of quality and delivery.
Since 1799, Casella has made precision instruments for occupational hygiene and environmental monitoring, helping workplaces and communities measure health risks. The Bedford-based company traces its instrumentation heritage through work supplied to explorers and scientists including David Livingstone and Charles Darwin, and today is especially known for practical monitoring solutions such as its Guardian2 remote boundary monitor.
Casestry, LLC manufactures and fulfills custom-printed products—especially phone cases—through a print-on-demand operation built for brands of any size. Its New York facility reports a rolling average production time of 0.65 business days for phone cases, while proprietary automation supports low-risk ordering with no minimums. Casestry also offers branded packaging and API-based ordering tools for partners that want fulfillment integrated into their own sales channels.
Founded in 1976 near Buffalo, Casey Machine provides contract manufacturing for highly specified, tight-tolerance components and assemblies used in aerospace, defense, and precision applications. The company supports projects from design development through prototyping and production, with processes managed for mil-spec requirements and precision work to tolerances of plus or minus 0.0001 inch or better. Casey Machine is AS9100-certified, ITAR-registered, and ISO 9001-certified for its aerospace and precision-equipment work.