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A Norristown classic since 1965, Component Enterprises is an independent company known for keeping difficult military and aerospace component requirements moving. Its large inventory and experienced specialists support customers seeking standard or rare parts, while in-house manufacturing can reproduce components that are hard to find or no longer in production.
Since its founding in 1971 with three employees, Composidie Inc. has grown from a Western Pennsylvania die-making venture into a vertically integrated manufacturer with more than 300 employees. Known for carrying precision work from design through production, the company serves demanding sectors such as aerospace and medical devices while maintaining ISO 9001:2015 registration.
Composiflex designs, develops, and manufactures advanced composite products for a global marketplace, specializing in aerospace, defense, medical, and industrial applications. The company is certified to AS9100 Revision D with ISO9001:2015 and Nadcap Accreditations for composites.
Founded in 2007 in Omaha, Compression Dynamics, LLC designs and sells EdemaWear®, a line of Fuzzy Wale Elastic Compression knitted textiles for managing swelling and edema. Its latex-free stockinet uses a distinctive fuzzy, corduroy-like wale structure and is designed to be easier to put on and take off than traditional tight compression garments. The company’s research archive includes studies and clinical presentations dating back to EdemaWear’s early years.
Known as The Lymphedema Centers, Compression Management Services is a patient-focused medical equipment company with six locations in Western and Central Pennsylvania. Its specialists create individualized plans for people managing swelling, with particular recognition from JOBST as its only Center of Excellence for custom garment fittings. CMS is also accredited by BOC and PAMS.
Since 1979, Comptec Inc. has built its reputation in Irwin as an experienced custom-composites manufacturer serving customers around the world. The company develops components to customer specifications, pairing in-house engineering with tightly controlled production for demanding applications in industries such as electrical power and aerospace. Its quality management system operates in accordance with ISO 9001.
Since 1985, CompuCraft Fabricators has built its reputation around careful, close-tolerance work for technically demanding manufacturers in the Philadelphia area. The Montgomeryville shop brings fabrication and machining together under one roof, serving customers whose parts range from electronics enclosures to specialized equipment components. Its ISO 9001:2015 quality system and ITAR registration reflect the quality controls required by its government and commercial customers.
Founded in 1968, Compunetics is an employee-majority-owned manufacturer rooted in Monroeville, where it has built a reputation for taking on complex printed-circuit-board work for demanding U.S. customers. Its American-made boards serve organizations in fields such as defense and medical technology, with project engineers guiding work from development through delivery.
Founded in 1968 by engineer Dr. Giorgio Coraluppi, Monroeville-based Compunetix develops critical communications systems and manufactures sophisticated electronics for government, military and enterprise customers. Its vertically integrated operation carries projects from engineering and procurement through electronic assembly, testing and system integration, alongside collaboration platforms such as Summit Olympus and mission voice systems. Compunetix is privately held, reinvests about 20% of annual profit in research and development, and operates an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Established in 1964, compuSIGN and Graphics is a long-running Southern Chester County sign company known for helping local businesses and community organizations present a clear public image. From its Kennett Square-area shop, it develops visual communications for clients across Pennsylvania and nearby states, including custom signage and vehicle graphics.
Since 1988, Computational Diagnostics, Inc. has combined intraoperative neurophysiological monitoring services with the NeuroNet® equipment and software it manufactures for operating rooms and intensive care units. Its nationally certified neurotechnologists work alongside attending neurophysiologists and neurologists, using real-time remote interpretation to support surgical teams around the clock. NeuroNet® was an early commercial system to bring graphical interfaces, multimodality testing, and internet-based remote monitoring to IOM, earning recognition through two Computerworld/Smithsonian awards.
Computer Cable Store is an online source for computer cables, adapters, and connectivity solutions, including the equipment used to organize and support network installations. Operating as a division of NetConnex, LLC, the company pairs its broad catalog with support from real customer-service staff and same-day shipping on most in-stock orders placed by 3 p.m. ET. NetConnex dba Computer Cable Store is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Minority-owned Computer Components Corp. has worked in the defense sector for more than 40 years, building its reputation as a Philadelphia contract manufacturer for demanding technical customers. Its vertically integrated operation carries projects from engineering through production and testing, including work for defense and medical equipment makers. CCC is ISO 9001:2015 certified and registered under ITAR.
Since 2001, Computer Wizards has supplied computer systems and managed IT support for small and medium-sized businesses and home offices in greater Berks County. Its work centers on long-term technical partnerships, from infrastructure and procurement to data backup and protection. Customers recognized the local company as the 2023 Reading Eagle Readers Choice winner for Best Computer Service.
Built from several established powder-metal manufacturers, COMTEC Mfg. produces precision powder and sintered metal components for demanding applications. Its St. Marys headquarters incorporates a dedicated stainless-steel manufacturing bay, while the company’s Pennsylvania facilities add high-tonnage automotive production and automated gear machining. COMTEC’s quality systems include ISO 9001 and IATF 16949 certification, along with ITAR-compliant manufacturing.
Established in 1976, Comtrol International designs and manufactures communication and control systems, initially for mining and later for industrial applications. It is known for communication and control systems built to operate in harsh environments, including industrial communication equipment and wireless controls.
Con Yeager Spice Company manufactures seasonings and spice blends and distributes them to commercial and retail customers. Incorporated by Conrad Yeager in 1928, it remains owned and operated by the same family, continuing a business begun in the late 1890s. Production is handled in Zelienople, while the company’s New Castle facility serves as its storage and distribution center.
Family-owned and built in the USA, Con-Tech Manufacturing is a privately owned concrete mixer manufacturer led by Dan Welsh and Grant McNeilus. Based in Dodge Center, Minnesota, the company builds each mixer to the customer’s specifications for the ready-mix industry, drawing on teams whose average industry experience exceeds 25 years. Its personal, flexible approach includes taking used equipment in trade and responding quickly to individual customer needs.
Conagra Brands is a food company that makes products for consumers through a portfolio of established and emerging brands. The company traces its food-making heritage back more than a century and reported 41 production facilities, approximately 17,400 employees, and about $11 billion in net sales as of FY26.
Founded in 1956 by John Reib to automate material handling, Conair Group makes auxiliary equipment and turnkey systems that keep plastics-processing plants supplied, controlled and running. The Franklin, Pennsylvania-based company now employs more than 500 people and supports processors with application-guaranteed equipment, system engineering, installation and 24/7 technical service. Conair became part of Piovan Group in 2022, while continuing to manufacture much of its equipment in the United States.