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Chemprene is a Beacon, New York, manufacturer founded in 1950 as Chemical Rubber Products, with roots in coated fabrics for government applications. More than seven decades later, its 225,000-square-foot facility produces engineered rubber-coated textiles and related components for demanding industrial customers worldwide. The company is an ISO 9001:2015-certified member of the AMMEGA Group, with in-house materials expertise and technical staff supporting development from initial design through production.
Family-owned and operated since 1974, Chemtick Coated Fabrics is known for developing coated fabrics for institutional mattresses. Its work serves demanding settings such as healthcare and correctional facilities, with solutions shaped around durability, fluid protection, and safety.
Chemtrade Logistics Inc. manufactures and markets industrial chemicals through three business segments: Water Solutions, Acid & Sulphur Products, and Electrochemicals. Founded in 2001, the company operates more than 60 locations and approximately 65 production facilities across North America, with an additional facility in Brazil. Its products support industries ranging from water treatment and food production to pulp and paper and semiconductor manufacturing.
Since its public launch in 2001, Chemtrade has grown from nine locations into a chemical company with close to 1,500 employees and operations in more than 60 locations. Its work centers on supplying industrial chemistry for essential services, particularly water treatment, while its North Vancouver facility helps support drinking-water access across Western Canada and the western United States. Safety and responsible handling are central to how Chemtrade operates, reflected in its participation in the Responsible Care® initiative.
Now managed by the fourth generation of the Dalrymple family, Chemung Contracting Corporation is a family-owned heavy civil construction company serving the Mid-Atlantic. Its roots reach back to a gravel operation founded in Elmira, New York, in 1902, and the company today builds major infrastructure for transportation and other public and private clients.
Since 1931, family-run Chemung Supply Corporation has supplied municipalities, contractors, and distributors across the Northeast with highway construction and maintenance materials. Its distinctive manufacturing division, Evolution Edges, produces winter plow wear parts and custom snowplow blades, while Chemung’s crews also install guiderail and assemble box culverts. Based in Elmira, the company combines a long-running highway-supply business with precision fabrication and specialized winter-product manufacturing.
Chenango Valley Technologies is a Baker-owned plastics manufacturer whose roots reach back to Lloyd Baker’s 1972 tool-and-die shop, Chenango Tool. After adding molded-plastic production in the 1990s, the company became known for carrying projects from early concepts through finished parts in its Sherburne facility, serving both startups and established corporations.
Founded in Norwich, New York, in 1974, Chentronics has grown from a maker of spark-gap ignition systems into a specialized industrial manufacturer known for practical combustion expertise. The Koch Engineered Solutions company designs and builds its products in a 50,000-square-foot Norwich facility, serving demanding power, refining and industrial operations with ignition and flame-sensing technology.
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.
Chestnut Ridge Workshop grew from Rochester woodworker Ryan Beattie’s side project into a full-time shop in 2020. Today, its team is known for working through unusual space and storage challenges with carefully tailored built-ins and other hand-crafted woodwork for homes and local businesses. Clear communication and pride in craftsmanship are central to how the shop works with clients.
Since 1997, Chez Jean-Claude Patisserie has been a Subiaco fixture known for bringing the Swiss art of baking to Perth. Its daily baking follows traditional methods and extends to a second location in West Leederville, where the patisserie also offers a café setting.
Family-run since 2002, CHF Industries traces its roots to a 1927 military-parachute commission and now develops home textiles for major brands, retailers, and private-label programs. Its global team of more than 400 people brings together design and product development experience, while the company’s products reach home-fashions retailers around the world.
Since 2003, Chica Prints has been a boutique family scanning and printing service for artists, creating high-resolution digital reproductions and fine-art prints from original work. Its distinctive 48-by-70-inch flatbed scanner can digitize oversized, mounted, delicate and varnished artwork, while one-on-one proofing helps artists or their own printers match the original. Based in Holbrook, the company works with artists and printers locally and nationwide and also creates archival digital copies for future printing or disaster recovery.
Chief Graphix is a WBENC-certified woman-owned business in Port Washington that creates and installs custom wraps, signs and graphics. Its work runs from vehicle wraps to large-scale interior projects, including a donor wall, ADA signage and large-format prints for North Shore Animal League and a production honoring Northwell Health’s frontline workers.
Founded in early 2024 by Arif and Sabeen, Chikka Chikka Shop reimagines the South Asian after-meal ritual as maple-roasted fennel seed snacks and digestives in refillable pocket tins. The Hudson Valley company makes its blends in small batches with natural ingredients, avoiding refined sugar and artificial colors and flavors, while third-party testing supports their purity. Chikka Chikka grew from Sabeen’s homemade fennel-seed habit and the couple’s earlier transformation of an abandoned biker bar into a community restaurant.
Founded in 2000 from designer Sandy Chilewich’s interest in overlooked materials, Chilewich creates woven textiles for interiors, including rugs, table coverings and wall applications. Its American-made floor mats use extruded TerraStrand yarns and are designed to be durable, easy to clean and suitable for indoor or outdoor use. The company frames longevity as a central part of its sustainability approach, making products intended for decades of daily use.
Chinamine USA is a fashion product development and manufacturing company specializing in apparel, accessories, bags, masks, and home goods. It provides design, fabric development, sourcing, patternmaking, fit, production, textile printing and dyeing, quality control, and global delivery for emerging and established brands worldwide.
Founded in 2014 to commercialize Columbia University research, Rockaway Beach-based Chip Scan develops hardware cybersecurity tools and services that identify and remediate vulnerabilities in digital microelectronics and operational technology. Its work grew from defense-industry and DoD collaborations into products such as ESPY, which screens designs for hidden threats before fabrication, and YOLO, which protects mission-critical OT systems. Chip Scan is a DMEA-accredited Trusted Supplier and a small, minority-owned nontraditional defense contractor.
From the Adirondack Mountains of upstate New York, Chippewa Stone LLC supplies architectural-grade granite for building and landscape projects, including natural stone veneer. The company also serves as Gestra’s exclusive U.S. distributor for stone-splitting and production machinery. Chippewa Stone is certified as a women’s business enterprise by the Women’s Business Enterprise National Council and says its stone is harvested with respect for the surrounding environment.