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Family-owned since its founding in 2012, CASNAS Technologies LLC is a Centereach, New York manufacturer led by Cynthia Schreiber, whose background spans electrical engineering and business administration. The company serves customers across the United States and beyond, producing wire harnesses and cable assemblies for electrical equipment and other industrial applications.
Founded in 1960 as a small infrared-heater manufacturer, Nanuet-based Casso-Solar Technologies now designs custom, turnkey infrared process-heating equipment for industrial manufacturers across North America. Its in-house laboratory helps engineers match wavelength and heat intensity to each customer’s process, with glass processing remaining a specialty developed over more than 50 years. The company supports its American-made systems from design and installation through lifetime maintenance, upgrades, and replacement heaters.
Since 1976, woman-owned, family-run Cassone Leasing Inc. has supplied and managed modular buildings and storage solutions for construction sites, schools, public agencies, and other organizations across the Northeast. The company pairs a broad ready-to-ship fleet with custom modular project management, handling delivery, installation, and ongoing service for spaces ranging from jobsite offices to specialized facilities.
Founded in New York in 1999 by Stephane Silverman, Castel is a family-driven textile house that designs and sources refined fabrics for residential and contract interiors. Its intentionally edited collections come from mills in Europe and beyond, combining lasting style with performance for real-world use. The company serves the design trade from its New York showroom, where its European point of view is matched by a proprietary system for managing orders and logistics.
Castelli Italia designs and manufactures Made in Italy steering wheels and accessories for boating, golf cars, and off-road vehicles. Born from Moulding Tech’s automotive expertise, dating to its 2001 founding, the brand combines artisanal craftsmanship with an in-house technical office that manages production from design through completion. Its steering wheels are customizable to suit a vehicle’s character, with the company’s parent group also operating on 100% clean energy and holding ISO 14001 certification.
As Long Island’s founding vineyard, Castello di Borghese Vineyard grows grapes and makes old-world-style wines on the North Fork. Ann Marie and Marco Borghese purchased the vineyard in 1999, and second-generation owner Giovanni Borghese now leads the small team. The vineyard handles each bottle by hand, from pruning and picking through bottling and distribution, with a focus on terroir and minimal manipulation.
Long Island’s founding vineyard, Castello di Borghese Vineyard makes old-world-style wines on the North Fork, from grapes it farms and handles by hand through bottling and distribution. Ann Marie and Marco Borghese purchased the vineyard in 1999, and second-generation sole owner Giovanni Borghese now leads the small team with a focus on terroir, minimal manipulation, and patient aging. The Cutchogue winery also welcomes visitors for tastings and intimate vineyard tours.
Since 1945, Castile Cider Mill has cold-pressed apple cider on site and baked its hand-made apple cider fry cakes fresh daily in Western New York. Dan and Pam Chasey have owned and operated the historic, family-run mill since 2008, preserving a local tradition that was nearly auctioned apart. Near Letchworth State Park, the seasonal business also draws on its orchard and vineyard for fresh produce and other regional goods.
Family-owned Castle Ink was founded by Lauren and William Elward in 2005 after their frustration with the high cost of printer supplies led them to build a more affordable alternative. Based on Long Island, the company serves home users, schools, and small businesses with remanufactured printer cartridges made in the United States, backed by rigorous testing and a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Founded in Rochester in 1970, Castle Products manufactures professional cleaners, lubricants and vehicle-care chemicals for automotive and other service applications. Its history is tied to the broader Finger Lakes group, which began in 1967 and has developed EPA-registered disinfectants, patented formulas and a 100,000-square-foot Rochester plant. Castle also packages automotive maintenance programs as service kits, giving its product line a distinctly shop-floor focus.
Castlerock Packaging is a Farmingdale, New York company that creates custom packaging for businesses seeking a distinctive way to present their products. Its in-house team develops structural designs and supports projects from short runs through fulfillment.
Launched by Mount Sinai in 2022, CastleVax is a clinical-stage vaccine company developing intranasal vaccines with an attenuated Newcastle Disease Virus platform. Its lead candidate, CVAX-01, is a next-generation COVID-19 vaccine designed to stimulate mucosal as well as systemic immunity, while the same platform is being applied to additional respiratory and other infectious diseases. The company’s scientific roots trace to Mount Sinai researchers Peter Palese, Adolfo García-Sastre, Florian Krammer, and Weina Sun.
Castmen Electronics is a U.S.-based small business in Seneca Falls, New York, known for handling mission-critical manufacturing work under the controls required by defense and aerospace customers. It builds wire harnesses and cable assemblies for demanding programs, from prototypes through production, with every assembly functionally tested before shipment.
Since 2006, family-run Castrads has designed and produced custom cast-iron radiators for homes and interiors, with its own exclusive designs developed by an in-house team. Drawing on three decades of experience reconditioning antique radiators, the company also restores original units and operates across Manchester, London, New York and Poland. Castrads’ specialist knowledge even extends to purpose-built tools developed for assembling its oversized radiators.
Caswell Inc. is a hobby metal-finishing supplier known for helping enthusiasts tackle plating projects themselves rather than sending parts to a specialist. Its products and technical support serve people working on finishes and repairs at home, with the Caswell forum providing a place to exchange practical advice.
Catalyst Fence Solutions is an Oldcastle APG Outdoor brand that brings decades of fencing industry experience to residential and commercial customers. Its American-made systems include distinctive hybrid designs that pair aluminum with vinyl, along with proprietary technologies such as StayStraight and SolarGuard.
Catalyst Growth Partners is a boutique specialty-chemical distributor and contract-manufacturing partner that connects global manufacturers with North American users, with particular expertise in energy-curing materials. Its portfolio includes distinctive PyFlon™ amorphous fluoropolymer resins, while its manufacturing partners in Philadelphia, Spain, and China support custom development and production. The leadership team brings more than 90 years of combined cross-functional specialty-chemical experience.
For more than 30 years, Catalyx has built its reputation helping regulated manufacturers solve difficult production problems with practical automation and specialist support. The company works primarily with life-sciences manufacturers, using machine vision and process-control expertise to improve quality and keep GMP operations running. Its OpenBIO bioreactor controller received Pharmaceutical Manufacturing Magazine’s 2018 Innovator Award.
With more than 30 years in the industry, Catalyx is an engineering and automation company known for helping regulated manufacturers solve difficult production and quality-control problems. It works primarily with life-sciences organizations, providing machine-vision systems and expert support for GMP environments. Its bioreactor-control platform, OpenBIO, reflects the company’s focus on connecting flexible automation with real manufacturing needs.
Founded in 1977, Cataract Steel is a Western New York manufacturer known for turning demanding industrial process requirements into custom heat-transfer equipment. Its engineering and manufacturing operation spans more than 100,000 square feet across two facilities, serving customers worldwide with solutions designed to meet stringent code requirements. A representative project used a shell-and-tube heat exchanger to heat natural gas for transmission-line service.