Use company names, capabilities, certifications, NAICS codes, and location filters to narrow qualified suppliers faster.
Search by company name, process, material, product, equipment, or capability.
Showing 1861-1880 of 9132 results
OH
Columbus Machine Works is a Central Ohio machine shop founded by Mike Stacey in 1997, combining traditional shop-floor know-how with modern CNC manufacturing to make, repair and rebuild parts and equipment. The company grew from one antique lathe, one milling machine and one employee into a full-service operation serving customers for nearly three decades, including a distinctive specialty rebuilding M1 Garand op-rods and restoring related firearm components. Mike’s long-standing interest in historic machinery also led to the design and manufacture of the M.A.D.E. Ornamental Turning Lathe and the Lindow Rose Engine.
Family-owned Columbus Marble Works has been designing and manufacturing memorials and architectural stonework in Columbus, Mississippi, since 1846. Now operated by the heirs of Thomas Arthur McGahey, the fifth generation of McGaheys is active in the business, which works from a more-than-130,000-square-foot plant combining computer-controlled machinery with hands-on stonecraft. Its custom work ships throughout the United States and to several other countries.
Columbus McKinnon Corporation is an industrial manufacturer organized around a family of brands and generations of expertise in intelligent motion solutions. Its major manufacturing and research units are ISO 9001:2015 certified, and it serves industries that need safer ways to move materials, including manufacturing and utilities.
Founded in 2014 by Eddie Curtis, Columbus Memorials is a family-owned division of E & L Cemetery Services built on his more than 40 years in the monument industry. The Columbus company serves Central Ohio families with custom cemetery memorials, managing projects from design through installation while also taking on larger civic work. Curtis’s background in plant management, equipment design and process improvement shapes the company’s in-house approach, including detailed granite etching.
A minority-owned small business, Columbus NanoWorks Inc. has been in business for more than 10 years, developing specialized nanomaterials for research and industrial customers. Based in Columbus, Ohio, it supports laboratories and organizations worldwide through customized materials, contract research and project-based solutions.
Since 1895, Columbus Washboard Co. has hand-assembled genuine washboards in the Appalachian town of Logan, Ohio, using equipment dating to the 1800s. The company moved from Grandview to Logan in 1999 and remains the only washboard manufacturer still operating in the United States, with local craftsmen making boards for laundry, display, and bluegrass music. Its factory also serves as a living piece of regional manufacturing history through guided tours.
Colvin Tools makes affordable, often hard-to-find tools for ornamental turners, traditional woodturners, and sharpeners. Its small-scale work includes 3D-printed sharpening jigs and components for the MDF Rose Engine Lathe, with drawings and an online library intended to help hobbyists build, maintain, and even reproduce the tools themselves. The company also makes a frame separator for beekeepers, reflecting its practical focus on keeping specialized hands-on pursuits accessible.
Since 1986, Cleveland’s Com-Corp Industries has made precision-formed metal products and assemblies for automotive and other demanding applications, taking projects from concept engineering through assembly and finishing under one roof. Its experience spans complex parts for major tier-one automotive suppliers, including decorative automotive stampings and a proprietary high-temperature painting process developed more than 20 years ago. Com-Corp became an employee-owned ESOP in 2018 and is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded in 1979, Combi Packaging Systems designs and manufactures custom end-of-line packaging systems in North Canton, Ohio, helping manufacturers automate from case forming through shipment preparation. Wholly owned by Siat, the company combines in-house engineering with installation, parts and technical support for applications ranging from specialized product placement to rugged construction-materials packaging. Combi also supports Stark County and surrounding communities through employee-led donations and volunteer efforts.
Wholly owned by the Gorman family, Cometic Gasket grew from a 1,500-square-foot shop launched in 1989 into a U.S. manufacturer rooted in powersports racing. From its Concord, Ohio, facility, the company makes engine gaskets and sealing solutions for demanding performance applications, with its products used by motorsports teams around the world.
Established in Cleveland in 1929, Commercial Electric Products Corporation manufactures telecommunications ringing equipment and electro-mechanical connectors while also supplying industrial automation components to OEM customers. Its three business units grew from an electrical motor repair and wiring service into a company that combines specialized manufacturing with Northern Ohio distribution and value-added assembly support. Commercial Electric operates under an ISO 9001:2015 quality management certification.
Commercial Fluid Power is a fluid-power manufacturer and service company with plants in Dover and North Canton, Ohio, and Rome, Georgia. It is known for combining material supply with custom machining for fluid-power applications, while its own truck fleet supports pickup, processing, and delivery throughout the region. The Dover plant holds CAGE Code 1JNC6.
Founded in Dayton in 1941, Commercial Metal Fabricators remains a family-owned manufacturer known for taking on demanding custom work for commercial businesses and federal agencies. The company operates from an owned 53,000-square-foot plant on nine acres, drawing on decades of hands-on experience to move projects from prototype to production. Its ISO 9001:2015 certification reflects the quality system behind that long-running work.
Founded in Youngstown, Ohio, in 1920, Commercial Metal Forming manufactures custom tank heads and other formed components for pressure vessels and industrial equipment. Now operating manufacturing and distribution centers in Ohio, Texas, and California, the company has produced more than one million steel heads and keeps over 300 stock items ready to ship. Its facilities are ISO 9001:2015 compliant and support ASME code-compliant forming, including a U.S.-unique cold-forming capability for mid-sized heads.
Founded in 1915, Commercial Metals Company (CMC) grew from a single-site recycling operation into a manufacturer of steel reinforcing bar and a provider of early-stage construction products and services. Its vertically integrated operations connect scrap-metal recycling and steelmaking with fabrication; the company reports a network of facilities across the United States, Europe and Asia, including more than 60 North American fabrication locations.
From its New Albany headquarters, Commercial Vehicle Group makes cab-related systems and assemblies for commercial and specialty vehicles, with deep roots in commercial trucks and expanding work in electric vehicles, ecommerce and other markets. Its more than 7,500 employees support global customers through product development and manufacturing, while an in-house research and development effort studies everything from driver comfort and acoustics to thermal efficiency and durability. CVG’s portfolio includes established brands such as Bostrom, KAB, Moto Mirror and National Seating.
Founded in 1977, Communication Exhibits, Inc. (CEI) is a third-generation, privately owned exhibition company that designs and builds physical and digital experiences. Its studio and fabrication shop operate under one roof at its Northeast Ohio facility, producing trade show exhibits and immersive environments for clients including museums and corporate spaces. The company is headquartered in Canal Fulton, Ohio, with sales offices in Nashville and Las Vegas.
From its Starnberg base, Compact Dynamics develops and manufactures high-performance electric drives and power electronics for demanding prototype and pre-series projects. The company has more than 30 years of experience and is wholly owned by Schaeffler Technologies, with its work spanning motorsport—including the FIA World Rally Championship hybrid system from 2022 to 2024—alongside aviation and automotive development. Its 80-person team carries projects from concept through validation and small-batch production, supported by in-house test benches up to 500 kW.
Born from an eighth-grade science-fair project, Compai makes a solar-powered Wi-Fi sensor and iPhone app that help families monitor and manage home compost. The Gen Z, women-owned, inclusive, family-run social enterprise pairs compost-health tracking with personalized guidance to make the practice easier to sustain. Compai holds U.S. Patent No. 12,189,458 and has been recognized as a Prudential Emerging Visionaries finalist.