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CJ Schwan’s is a U.S.-based food manufacturer and affiliate of CJ Foods, headquartered in Marshall, Minnesota. Founded in 1952 as a dairy delivering ice cream, the company has grown into a leading producer of frozen foods, including pizza, Asian-style foods, and desserts, sold through retail and foodservice channels. With more than 9,000 employees and production facilities across the United States, CJ Schwan’s serves schools, restaurants, healthcare facilities, and retail stores with trusted brands like Red Baron, Freschetta, and Mrs. Smith’s.
Founded in 1971 by James and Linda Venner, Clampco Products is a family-owned Wadsworth manufacturer of engineered stainless-steel clamps and joining solutions. Its made-in-USA products include custom-engineered assemblies used across transportation, aerospace, defense and industrial applications, with roughly 14 highly automated work cells supporting production. Clampco is also an employee-owned company certified to AS9100, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, with Nadcap accreditation for resistance spot welding.
Clamps, Inc. manufactures automotive and heavy-duty muffler clamps, including U-bolt and band clamp product families. The company also offers custom manufactured bent bolts, custom progressive and single-die stamping, and custom packaging, printing, and UPC labeling.
Clarion Technologies is a multi-site manufacturer known for solving complex product-development challenges for automotive, appliance, and consumer customers. The company combines advanced injection molding with a full-service process that carries projects from early concepts through production, with facilities in Michigan, South Carolina, and Texas.
Started in 1965 as a temporary and long-term storage provider for Miller Transfer, Clarion Warehouse & Packaging has grown into a full-service warehouse, export packaging, and crating company. Its custom fabrication shop and mobile crews can design and apply protective packaging at customer sites anywhere in the United States. Clarion operates more than 500,000 square feet of storage across locations serving domestic and international industries.
Clarios, LLC. manufactures advanced low-voltage batteries and related energy-storage technologies for transportation. The company says its battery heritage spans more than 130 years and that it makes over 150 million batteries annually, serving vehicle manufacturers, aftermarket customers, and commercial fleets worldwide.
Founded by indoor-golf veteran Bill Bales in 2020, Clarity.Golf designs and builds custom golf simulator installations for homes, businesses, and indoor golf facilities. The Waterville company’s team has served the indoor golf market since 2001, standardized the modern simulator enclosure, and pioneered machine-vision tracking. Clarity also develops proprietary simulator products, works across major technology brands, and supports projects from planning through installation and ongoing service.
Founded from an automotive hose-checking project, Clark Fixtures has spent more than 40 years engineering and manufacturing quality-verification fixtures that help operators quickly confirm parts meet specification. The Bowling Green, Ohio, company serves customers in 11 countries and supports demanding automotive, aerospace and other manufacturing work with CNC-machined tooling and CMM inspection through its ISO/IEC 17025-accredited laboratory. Its full-service approach covers fixture engineering, design and production, including tooling for NASA Orion spacecraft components.
Founded in 1898, Columbus-based Clark Grave Vault manufactures metal burial vaults. The company says its product line includes burial vaults, urn vaults, and grave liners, made from several types of metal, and that its products are distributed nationwide.
Founded in 1967, privately owned Clark Industries, Inc. builds manufacturing equipment for the building-components industry while operating a full-service precision machine shop, stamping operation, and fabrication center. Its long-running specialty is hydraulic truss-press equipment, developed since the company’s first such order in 1970, with in-house production and service supporting manufacturers across many industries. Clark also handles work ranging from prototypes to full-production runs, with just-in-time delivery available.
Since its 1947 beginnings as a machining and welding shop, Clark Machine Corporation has grown into a Baltimore industrial manufacturer known for taking on unusually large, demanding work. Its 60,000-square-foot facility serves industrial and construction customers nationwide, with machining and heavy-equipment repair handled by certified personnel under one roof. Clark is also an AISC-certified fabricator and AWS-certified welding fabricator.
Since 1912, Cleveland-based Clark Oil & Chemical has blended and developed metalworking fluids, pairing a full-service laboratory with production that can handle both transport batches and individual drum prototypes. Its specialty is application-specific formulation, with technical staff working directly with customers on demanding machining, forming, and stamping operations. Clark serves industries ranging from automotive to nuclear energy and medical-device manufacturing, and ships its products worldwide.
Since the early 1970s, Clark Rubber & Plastic has manufactured custom rubber and plastic components in Mentor, pairing in-house tooling with dedicated molding and extrusion operations. Its 70,000 square feet of manufacturing space includes a 40,000-square-foot plastic facility with six extrusion lines, supporting work from prototypes through high-volume production. The company operates an IATF 16949:2016-certified quality system and also holds UL certification for plastic components.
Founded in 1956, Tulsa-based Clark Seals engineers and precision-manufactures custom elastomeric seals for original equipment manufacturers and oil and gas applications. Its engineers are known for tackling difficult failures, from seasonal snow-blower leaks to contaminated commercial washing-machine seals, often redesigning the seal around the equipment rather than fitting a standard part. The company also operates a 130-employee manufacturing facility in Ningbo, China, with a stated annual capacity of 40 million pieces.
Clark-Reliance designs, manufactures, and distributes level indication and control, sight flow indication, filtration, and separation products and services. Its offerings include boiler and process level instrumentation, sight flow indicators and windows, hygienic products, eductors, separators, filter elements, oil purification systems, and SF6 gas servicing equipment for power generation, oil and gas, refining, chemical processing, pulp and paper, pharmaceutical and biotech, and food and beverage markets.
Tracing its roots to a Belmont pharmacy purchased by James Clark Sr. in 1939, Clark’s Rx Pharmacy now prepares personalized human and veterinary medications through its full compounding lab. The family business, led by Tim Clark since 1991, also serves long-term-care communities with coordinated prescription delivery and custom daily-dose packaging.
ClarkDietrich Building Systems is a manufacturer of cold-formed steel framing and drywall/plastering finishing systems. Formed in 2011 through the combination of ClarkWestern Building Systems and Dietrich Metal Framing, the company offers a comprehensive lineup of products for interior and exterior framing, interior and exterior finishing, floor and roof framing, as well as clips, connectors, metal lath, welded wire, barrier mesh, and accessories. The company also provides engineering services, BIM services, and technical support to architects, engineers, contractors, and builders.
Since 1964, Clarke Fire Protection Products has designed and manufactured diesel engines that drive fire pumps, supplying the power that moves emergency water when fire protection systems are called into action. Based in Cincinnati with a manufacturing operation in Scotland, the company supports its engines through a global dealer network and provides installation, maintenance, training, and parts resources. Clarke engines are built for demanding fire-protection requirements and are designed around standards including NFPA 20, UL 1247, and FM 1333.
Since 1964, Clarke Power Services has kept commercial vehicles and off-highway equipment working through all-makes truck repair, parts support, fleet maintenance, and mobile service. Its network spans 20 shops and more than 150 mobile trucks across nine states, while Clarke Heavy Duty extends equipment life through customized refurbishments and the company’s PowerGen division provides 24/7 generator and fire-pump-engine service. Clarke also operates hands-on training centers in St. Louis and Knoxville and supports government, defense, and municipal fleets.
Founded by Purdue graduate Frank Desmond in 1999 after four years at NASA, Classic Chemical Corp. develops, manufactures, and distributes biodegradable industrial cleaners and degreasers. Its environmentally focused formulas are designed to replace harsher solvent- and petroleum-based products, with custom blending and technical support for demanding metal-manufacturing applications. The company’s Pure Clean® degreaser has also been independently tested for 99.5% cleaning efficiency and evaluated under ASTM G121 and G122 for oxygen cleaning.