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Founded by George Homan in 1977, ChemStation International manufactures custom industrial cleaning and process chemicals and delivers them directly into refillable containers. Based in Dayton, the American-owned and operated company supports customers through a network of more than 60 manufacturing centers, pairing localized service with a system designed to reduce container waste. ChemStation also offers products recognized through the EPA Safer Choice program.
Established in 1997, Chemstream, Inc. is a Pennsylvania-based specialty chemical company known for pairing manufacturing with hands-on technical support. Its 12-location footprint and in-house laboratory help the company develop tailored solutions for industrial customers nationwide, particularly where water treatment is central to daily operations.
Chemtech International is a family-run Pennsylvania company founded in 1984 by Kosh and Surma Daphtary with $400. Now led by their son Neel, the business has grown into a global exporter with more than 30 years of experience helping industrial and pharmaceutical customers solve manufacturing and environmental challenges. Its work includes wastewater treatment and related process solutions for clients in nearly 30 countries.
For more than six decades, Chemtrol Industrial Compounds has formulated and manufactured chemistry for mass finishing and related industrial processes. Its distinctive advantage is that the company develops, makes and tests its formulations in its own production contract shop, where the team also uses them in vibratory and tumble finishing; that hands-on approach has produced more than 100 formulations. Chemtrol also brings three generations of formulation, engineering and testing experience to applications such as industrial washing, corrosion control and membrane cleaning.
Incorporated in 1992, Chemway designs and implements chemical and equipment programs for industrial water treatment and oil and gas production and pipeline operations across Western and Central Pennsylvania, Eastern Ohio, and West Virginia. The Pittsburgh-area company pairs field assessments and laboratory testing with ongoing monitoring, and also develops water-management plans addressing Legionella risk under ASHRAE Standard 188 and CDC recommendations. Its woman-owned business status and responsive, problem-solving approach distinguish a regional provider built around tailored programs rather than off-the-shelf treatment alone.
CHEP, the principal operating brand of Brambles, manages a global share, repair and reuse network of pallets and containers that helps customers move goods through supply chains. Established as the Commonwealth Handling Equipment Pool in Australia after World War II, CHEP now operates in 60 countries and works with more than 300,000 customers. Its services center on reusable-platform pooling and supply-chain collaboration, including pallet administration and repair.
Cherry Acres turns reclaimed barn wood and live-edge slabs into custom furniture at its downtown Lititz showroom. The business grew from Lancaster County builder Craig Wolf’s habit of salvaging lumber from old buildings and hand-crafting pieces for local shows, and it now works with Pennsylvania Amish craftsmen on distinctive furniture such as Dutch-inspired shutter cabinets. Its reclaimed wood may have spent 100 to 200 years in old buildings before being selected and finished for a new life.
Founded in 1987 by Clarence Hoffman and his two sons, Cherry Hill Hardwoods is a family-owned Pennsylvania lumber company that kiln-dries hardwood for wholesale customers, with white oak as its specialty. Now involving the founder’s grandchildren in daily operations, the company dries more than eight million board feet annually and serves customers across the Northeastern United States and export markets. Its NHLA-trained graders inspect and trim each board, backed by more than 35 years of hardwood-processing experience.
Cherryhill Manufacturing Corp. makes U-Sand random-orbit floor sanding equipment, including machines designed to sand, edge, and buff hardwood floors. Its original U-Sand floor sander was created in 1999, and the company also sells associated sanding supplies and replacement parts.
Since 1914, Chester-Jensen Co., Inc. has manufactured sanitary stainless-steel heat-exchange and food-processing equipment, with heating and cooling fluids at the center of its work. The company grew from early service to the dairy industry into engineered equipment and complete systems for food, beverage, pharmaceutical, chemical and related markets worldwide. All of its products are made exclusively in the USA, supported by direct personal contact and a focus on durable, long service.
Celebrating 40 years, Chestnut Ridge Foam manufactures fire-resistant and specialty foam products in the USA, from finished mattresses to molded and cut-to-shape cushioning. The Latrobe company is especially focused on demanding applications such as healthcare, correctional facilities, aviation and transportation, producing its own foam and supporting projects with in-house design and laboratory testing. It also sells directly to colleges, universities and facilities, rather than relying solely on distributors.
A third-generation, family-owned Pittsburgh business, Chianelli Designs has been renewing furniture through custom upholstery and supplying fine fabrics since 1929. Its 10,000-square-foot workroom and showroom handle furniture restoration, including the company’s own “module spring seating” method, alongside fabric cleaning and protection. Chianelli serves residential and commercial clients, including architects and interior designers, with a focus on giving treasured pieces a new life rather than replacing them.
Founded in 1958 by Italian inventor Pietro Catelli, Chicco makes baby products designed around the everyday needs of children and parents, including its well-known KeyFit infant car seats and travel systems. Now a global brand present in 120 countries, Chicco combines Italian design heritage with products for travel, feeding, sleep, play and early childhood care.
Founded by metalworking innovator Jim Chick, Chick Machine Co. is a western Pennsylvania manufacturer of tight-tolerance, custom and build-to-print machined components. The company brings nearly 50 years of experience to a 35,000-square-foot facility with more than 90 CNC machine tools, serving specialized applications from lasers and satellites to farm equipment. Its quality system is certified to AS9100:2016 and ISO 9001:2015, and the company is ITAR registered.
Chick Workholding Solutions makes workholding products and systems for machine shops, including solutions for milling-machine setups. The company is located in Warrendale, Pennsylvania, about 20 minutes north of downtown Pittsburgh.
Established in 2017, Chicken Hill Distillery makes legal moonshine and corn whiskey from its Kersey, Pennsylvania, distillery—the first distillery in Elk County. Set in the wooded Pennsylvania hills, it pairs its painstaking distilling process with tasting rooms and gift shops that bring its shine to visitors from Cook Forest to Gettysburg.
Children's Brace, Inc. is a board-certified pediatric orthotics company that manufactures children's extremity, spinal, and hip braces. In business since 2002, they offer house calls and serve the medical equipment manufacturing industry.
Chimney Liner Depot manufactures stainless-steel flexible and rigid chimney liners and components in-house, selling factory-direct to homeowners rather than reselling another maker’s products. Based in Gouldsboro, Pennsylvania, the company also custom-builds chimney parts such as multi-flue caps and chase covers, and backs its stainless liners with a lifetime warranty. Its technicians support do-it-yourself installations with sizing guidance, planning help and instructional materials.
Born in 1980 in Meadville’s tool-and-die community, Chipsco builds plastic injection molds and provides precision machining for manufacturers. The family-founded company is now under third-generation leadership, carrying its work from a barn-based tool shop into a 40,000-square-foot operation that once employed nearly 100 team members. Its in-house quality lab and nearby sister company Phoenix Laser support mold building, tooling repair, and exacting production work.
For more than five decades, family-run Chiz Bros. has supplied refractory materials and high-temperature insulation while engineering custom furnace solutions for manufacturers in the metals, power, glass and ceramics industries. Based in Elizabeth, Pennsylvania, the company combines stocked warehouses with project management that can carry a furnace job from drawings and material delivery through installation guidance. Chiz Bros. has also been a Unifrax distributor and partner for more than 39 years.