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Established in 1983, CMI Technology combines CNC precision machining with traditional toolmaking to produce machined parts, measurement systems, and special machines for manufacturers. The Englewood company is particularly suited to low-volume work and short lead times, taking projects from prototype through production while also designing custom air gauges and fixtures. Its experience includes more than 25 years designing and building automation equipment for assembly, inspection, fabrication, and testing.
CMT Components is a family-owned Sardinia, Ohio manufacturer of custom pole barn kits, in-house metal roofing and siding panels, and roof trusses for builders and homeowners. Founded as C&M Truss in 2007, the company expanded its manufacturing in 2018 and now produces custom metal panels within hours and roof trusses spanning up to 100 feet. CMT Components serves customers throughout Ohio and beyond, including Kentucky, Indiana, and West Virginia.
For more than 20 years, Cincinnati-based CMT Imports has connected North American manufacturers with custom-engineered castings, forgings, machined parts and fabrications through a global supplier network. Its 13-person Cincinnati headquarters works alongside more than 60 quality and production specialists worldwide and 15 U.S. sales representatives, giving customers local support for engineering, quality control, logistics and inventory. CMT also maintains stateside stock and supports projects from prototype through production, including components for lawn and garden, power sports and industrial equipment.
Based in Dayton, Ohio, CNC Airbags distributes crash-protection systems that use accelerometers to stop CNC machines in under one millisecond, before collision forces can multiply into costly spindle damage. Designed for installation by CNC dealers or machine integrators, the system works across major CNC brands and can be retrofitted to equipment already on the shop floor. More than 5,000 systems have been installed across North America.
CNC Enterprises, Inc. is a Montgomery-based company serving automotive manufacturers through the behind-the-scenes work that keeps production moving. Its work centers on engineering support and workforce services for automotive plant operations.
Born 17 years ago as a one-person garage venture, CNC Fabrication, LLC now develops and makes Ford Powerstroke diesel performance parts while providing engine and machining services from its 75,000-square-foot Bryan, Ohio, factory. The company is especially associated with its Powerstroke-specific upgrades, including its original 4-line fuel-feed kits, and offers customers the practical support and advice to match. Its founder, a former journeyman millwright with 22 years in the steel industry, continues to lead the growing operation.
After arriving in the United States with his family, Alexandru Szoke founded CNC Precision Machine, Inc. in 2001 with a single CNC machine and built it into a 100,000-square-foot Ohio operation. Today, the company is known for making hydraulic fittings for aerospace, transportation and machinery customers, with ISO 9001:2015 certification supporting its quality system.
CO-AX Technology, Inc. is a privately held Cleveland, Ohio electronics contract manufacturer providing design, prototyping, and integrated production for custom electronic assemblies. Founded in 1993 as a through-hole PCB and cable assembly provider, the company now operates a 114,000-square-foot U.S. headquarters and manufacturing plant and can scale from new product introductions to millions of assemblies annually. CO-AX’s quality management system is certified to ISO 9001 and ISO 13485, with environmental management certified to ISO 14001.
Since 1955, Co-Op Tool Production Workholding has been a Toledo-area division of Hammill Manufacturing, recognized for helping manufacturers keep demanding production lines running. Its engineers develop custom workholding for medium- and high-volume CNC operations, then test and support each solution through its service life. The company is ISO 9001 certified and operates a 40,000-square-foot design and manufacturing facility.
CoagCo LLC develops bleeding-control medical devices, including the Coag it NP7 sterile nasal packing device for treating nosebleeds. Cleveland-based and co-founded by ENT physician Jeffrey E. Binder and attorney Tim Clements III, the company focuses on products that can help nurses, first responders, military medics and other providers control blood loss quickly. Its NP7 is made in America and designed for atraumatic insertion without local anesthesia.
Born from founder VaLanDria Smith-Lash’s effort to ease her mother’s lupus-related skin irritation, Coarse Culture makes all-natural whipped shea butter for skin and hair. The Black-owned business is headquartered in Oxford, Ohio, where its products are made through Miami University’s College@Elm Innovation Center and students gain hands-on experience through the Culture Cohort. Smith-Lash began developing the product at age 14 and later launched Coarse Culture publicly while attending college.
With more than 30 years in the trade, Coast2Coast Graphics takes projects from concept through production as a commercial printing and design company. Its work ranges from everyday business forms to large-format banners, with prepress expertise that keeps designs practical to print and direct-marketing support that carries campaigns into customers’ mailboxes and inboxes. The company emphasizes balancing print quality, turnaround, and cost for each job.
Since 1990, Coastal Diamond has made diamond and cubic boron nitride (cBN) superabrasive cutting and grinding wheels at its Mentor, Ohio facilities for manufacturers in the United States and abroad. Its engineers develop proprietary bond formulations and application-specific wheels, including solutions for demanding work such as aerospace finishing, precision tooling, and saw sharpening. Coastal Diamond also has decades of experience supplying replacement wheels for Blanchard, EWAG, and Vollmer grinding equipment.
Founded by brothers Jim and Tom Stout in 1968, Coastal Pet Products manufactures pet products in Alliance, Ohio, with a particular heritage in collars, leashes and harnesses. The company pioneered nylon webbing for pet collars and leashes in its early years and now operates a nearly 400,000-square-foot facility, supported by in-house testing and proprietary manufacturing equipment. Its products are made for dogs, cats and horses, with design details such as comfort-rounded leather collars and a patented slip-reducing collar slide reflecting its practical approach.
Since 1975, Harrison, Ohio-based Coating Systems, Inc. has applied functional industrial coatings to customer-supplied components, helping manufacturers address friction, corrosion, wear and assembly challenges. Its work ranges from custom fluoropolymer formulations to high-volume coating of O-rings and small parts, with capacity for fabrications weighing up to 5,000 pounds. The company provides engineering consultation, in-house finishing and Doss automated visual inspection under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality management system.
Coblentz Bros Inc is a family-owned and operated Ohio company whose principal work is manufacturing pallets. The company describes itself as operating since 1972, while its pallet page says it has been family-owned and operated since 1965; it also harvests timber and processes it into hardwood grade lumber at its mill.
Jason and Mary Coblentz began Coblentz Chocolate Company in their kitchen in 1987, building a Walnut Creek, Ohio, chocolatier around handcrafted work and a close connection with customers. Today, visitors can watch artisans hand-dip chocolates through the viewing gallery at the company’s retail store, while businesses can turn to Coblentz for branded chocolate gifts.
COBRA Firing Systems builds wireless electronic firing systems for pyrotechnic displays, special effects and choreographed shows, pairing handheld controllers with field modules and software. Built by pyros for pyros, the company’s modular platform serves more than 35,000 customers worldwide, from backyard shooters to large international competitions. Its systems use mesh networking and support precise music synchronization, while manufacturer defects are covered by a lifetime warranty.
Coca-Cola Consolidated makes, sells, and distributes beverages for The Coca-Cola Company and other partner companies. It is the largest Coca-Cola bottler in the United States, operating across the Southeast, Midwest, and Mid-Atlantic and serving approximately 60 million consumers in 14 states and the District of Columbia. The company has operated for more than 124 years and is based in Charlotte, North Carolina.