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Founded in 1982, Cleveland-area Codonics develops healthcare technology that improves medication safety and medical-imaging workflows. Its Safe Label System verifies medications and prints compliant syringe labels at the point of care, while newer connected tools extend visibility through administration and controlled-substance waste; the company’s solutions are installed in more than 110 countries. Codonics also makes radiology imaging and distribution systems, including medical imagers, image-sharing tools and specialty media.
Coffee Masters Shop grew from sharing freshly roasted coffee with friends through the back door of its roastery into a family-owned, U.S.-based maker of made-to-order coffee, tea, and cocoa. The company says it has been family owned and operated since 1992, roasting, flavoring, and preparing each order fresh for customers across the country. Its range includes hundreds of coffee flavors alongside loose-leaf teas and seasonal offerings.
Serving industrial customers across the United States since 2004, Coil Processing Repair, Inc. is an Ohio-based repair and machining company known for bringing aging coil-processing equipment back into service. Its technicians draw on more than 100 years of combined experience in precision assembly and machining, with an in-house shop supporting repairs and rebuilds for industrial clients.
Coil Steel Processing is a Toledo-area steel service center that processes steel coil into flat, sized sheet for fabrication and production. Operating since 2014, it offers cut-to-length processing and stretcher leveling from its Northwest Ohio and Southeast Michigan locations, and is expanding capacity with a new Toledo precision line targeted for Q4 2026.
Coil Works Inc. is an experienced Hubbard, Ohio, team built around long-term customer relationships and dependable turnaround. The company specializes in narrow slitting, with packaging tailored to customer specifications and emergency service available when timing matters.
Founded in 1985 with its first facility in Athens, Alabama, CoilPlus processes flat-rolled steel and provides metal supply-chain programs for manufacturers across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. It describes itself as the largest distributor of coated flat-rolled steel in those countries and has grown to ten strategically located facilities. Since joining Metal One Group in 2003, it has focused on steel processing and supply-chain solutions.
Born from Cleveland’s blue-collar culture, Col Bleu Vodka is a spirit brand founded by Cleveland native Ralph Faulkner to give hardworking people an affordable drink to look forward to after a long day. Faulkner developed the recipe with a Florida distillery, refining it in 2017 into an 80-proof vodka distilled from corn and made gluten free. The brand’s identity is rooted in Faulkner’s family, steel-mill experience, and belief in celebrating the everyday worker.
Col Pump is a Columbiana, Ohio job shop foundry that produces gray iron castings, with more than 100 years of casting experience. Its foundry makes customer-specified castings such as motor housings and valve bodies, and provides finishing and testing options for castings.
With more than 35 years in the field, Cold Jet manufactures dry ice blasting equipment and on-site dry ice production systems for industrial use. Based in Loveland, Ohio, the company’s technology uses recycled CO2 and supports a global installed base of more than 15,000 customers. Its dry ice blasting approach cleans without abrasives or secondary waste, while its production systems help businesses make dry ice where and when they need it.
Cold Jet opened in Loveland, Ohio, in 1988 and has spent more than 30 years focused exclusively on dry ice technology. The company holds the original patent for modern dry ice blasting equipment, issued in 1986, and has built a global business around recycled-CO2 solutions for industrial customers seeking cleaner surface maintenance or dependable dry ice supply.
Fundada en 1988, Cold Jet fabrica equipos de limpieza con hielo seco y sistemas para producirlo, atendiendo a clientes de México y Latinoamérica directamente como fabricante original. La empresa posee la patente original de los equipos modernos de limpieza con hielo seco y más de 250 patentes en todo el mundo. Desde su oficina central en Monterrey, ofrece asistencia técnica local para mantener en operación sus equipos de limpieza, peletizadoras y sistemas de recuperación de CO₂.
Cole Tooling & Stamping is a family-owned metalworking manufacturer founded by Floyd Cole in Mansfield, Ohio, in 1933. Across three generations of Cole family ownership, the company has grown from a machine shop into a producer of challenging metal stampings, with in-house engineering and tooling capabilities.
Founded by Dave Coleman in 1985, Coleman Instrument Company develops process-control instrumentation solutions for industrial customers across Ohio, Indiana and Kentucky. The Cincinnati-area company combines application and specification expertise with emergency delivery and ISA-qualified repair, installation, calibration, start-up and training services. It is also an authorized factory service provider for Foxboro, Kurz Instruments and TRICOR Flow.
Since beginning as ColeJon Corporation in 1976, Coleman Spohn Corporation has grown from a small contractor serving NASA and the U.S. military into a Cleveland-based organization serving public and private clients. The company is best known locally for its mechanical contracting work on landmarks such as Progressive Field, Rocket Mortgage FieldHouse, and the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame, while also supporting facilities and recovery needs through a broad contractor network.
Started by Rick and Deborah Cole in their garage in 1987, ColePak is a multigenerational Urbana manufacturer of custom paper partitions and other interior packaging products. The Cole family’s business has grown from serving a former employer to operating what it describes as the nation’s largest single-partition manufacturing plant, a 290,000-square-foot facility. Now carried into a third generation, ColePak serves packaging customers across the United States, Canada and Mexico, with products designed for demanding applications such as glass containers and pharmaceuticals.
Coleys Inc. grew from a Vermilion garage shop founded in 1968 into a third-generation, family-run CNC manufacturer making tight-tolerance components for demanding industries. Its Ohio facility operates around the clock with more than 50 high-capacity machining, turning and sawing centers, along with in-house prototyping and inspection. Coleys also holds ISO 9001:2015 certification and acquired Automatic Parts in 2009 to add Swiss and screw machining.
For 220 years, Colgate-Palmolive Company has made science-backed consumer products for oral health, pet nutrition, home care and personal care. Its portfolio includes Colgate and Hill’s, while its global reach spans dozens of country markets and its programs have brought oral-health education to 2 billion children and families since 1991.
As a GE Aerospace company, Colibrium Additive develops metal additive-manufacturing systems, powders and services, with a focus on helping manufacturers move designs into production. Its portfolio spans laser and electron-beam powder-bed-fusion printers, while its AP&C business supplies metal powders developed for additive manufacturing. The company also operates AddWorks engineering and consulting services and offers customer training through Colibrium Additive Academy at company and customer sites worldwide.
Founded in Cleveland in 2018 by medical-device entrepreneurs and Case Western Reserve University researchers, CollaMedix develops collagen-based medical devices using its patented electrocompaction technology. Its signature CollaFabric® is a load-bearing pure collagen fabric made from dense, aligned threads, with applications under development in tendon repair and female pelvic health. The company has received $8 million in grant funding from the National Science Foundation, National Institutes of Health, and other public entities.
Collins Aerospace designs, manufactures and supports aerospace products including aircraft ice-protection systems and rigid tubular systems. Its stated capabilities include tube bending, fitting assembly, aerospace welding, non-destructive testing, pressure testing, machining, cleaning and tooling fabrication for commercial, business, general and military aviation applications.