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Family-owned and operated since 2005, Conceptwear Ltd has built its business around helping organisations create practical branded clothing. Based in Weston-super-Mare, it provides garment printing and embroidery for businesses, schools, sports teams and community groups, with support ranging from design through to decoration. It also runs made-to-order online shops for many of those groups, with no minimum quantities for contract work on supplied garments.
Conery Manufacturing, Inc. makes pump and wastewater equipment, including its #2900 Series float switches and Freeflo base elbow rail systems. The Ashland, Ohio company says it has served the wastewater industry for more than 40 years and provides products and accessories for pump systems.
Founded in 2006, Công ty TNHH Quốc Tế Đa Tri manufactures thermoformed plastic packaging and trays for applications including food and components, while also providing contract printing on packaging. Based in Ho Chi Minh City, the company says it supports both small orders and larger production needs, with in-house engineers, experienced workers and modern production equipment. Its catalog includes custom-forming services alongside established tray designs, and the company states that it can advise on or develop new patterns from customer ideas.
ConMet, a division of Amsted Industries, has manufactured and engineered commercial-vehicle components since 1964, beginning with wheel-end products and later expanding into plastics and castings. The company operates a global manufacturing network and is known for its PreSet wheel hub technology, introduced in 1995, as well as technologies supporting vehicle efficiency and electrification.
Conn Selmer designs, manufactures, and distributes musical instruments, and identifies itself as the largest band instrument manufacturer in the United States. Its family of established brands carries more than a millennium of combined musical heritage, spanning brass, woodwind, and percussion traditions. The company also supports music education through resources and professional development programs for educators and students.
A Cleveland-based U.S. small business, Connect-Tec has been known for aerospace test and measurement work since 1997. It supports military and commercial aviation customers with automated test solutions, including service for legacy platforms and turnkey facilities for aircraft programs.
Founded by Danya Chandler in 1991, woman-owned Connective Design manufactures interconnect products and provides contract manufacturing, with a particular focus on reverse-engineering sole-source and obsolete electronic components. The Miamisburg company supports designs from prototype through production, including custom cable assemblies and MIL-SPEC components, and has more than 20 years of in-house design and engineering experience. Its production staff is IPC certified, while the company is ISO 9001:2015 certified and ITAR registered.
Founded in 1988, Connectronics Corp. is a Toledo manufacturer known for solving difficult interconnection problems where electrical equipment must withstand severe conditions. Its more than 300 years of combined connector experience supports custom work for aerospace, medical, defense, and other specialized customers. The company designs, machines, assembles, and tests products in-house under AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Houston-headquartered ConocoPhillips is an independent exploration and production company that explores for, produces, transports and markets oil and natural gas worldwide. Its operations and activities span 15 countries, with a notable Alaska presence built over more than 50 years; the company is Alaska’s largest oil producer and operates major production hubs on the North Slope. ConocoPhillips places safety and environmental stewardship at the center of its global work.
Born from a honeymoon project in 2012, Conquest Maps makes push-pin travel maps in Columbus, Ohio, turning destinations and adventures into wall-mounted keepsakes. Founder Ross first hand-crafted the company’s Rustic Vintage map in his basement before the business grew into a 15,000-square-foot manufacturing facility serving more than 125,000 customers in over 60 countries. Conquest Maps also provides high-volume stretched-canvas and custom-frame manufacturing for other businesses.
Founded in 2002 after its founders experienced smash-and-grab vehicle theft, Console Vault makes discreet, heavy-gauge steel safes designed to secure valuables and firearms in vehicles and other settings. The American-owned company designs its products with a U.S. engineering team and performs final assembly, inspection, and fulfillment at its Wooster, Ohio facility. Console Vault is an Official Ford Licensed Partner and operates under ISO 9001:2015 and IATF 16949 quality systems.
Founded in 2012 by engineers and skilled tradesmen, Cincinnati-based Consolidated Analytical Systems builds monitoring systems for natural gas pipelines and air-quality agencies. The company is known for translating site-specific requirements into ready-to-install systems through its in-house engineering and manufacturing operation, which expanded from a 32,000-square-foot Cincinnati building to a 90,000-square-foot Mariemont facility in 2025.
Founded in 1982, Consolidated Metal Service, Inc. is a third-generation family-owned metal processor specializing in precision narrow-slit coil, edge conditioning, toll processing, and distribution for ferrous and non-ferrous metals. Its 28,000-square-foot climate-controlled Willoughby facility can slit material from 0.250 to 48 inches wide, while company-owned trucks handle Ohio deliveries and logistics partners extend service nationwide and internationally. CMS is ISO 9001:2015 certified and is known for sourcing hard-to-find metals as well as processing customer-owned inventory.
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Founded in June 2003, Consolidated Neuro Supply supplies specialized healthcare products for neurological diagnosis and intraoperative neuromonitoring from Milford, Ohio. Its catalog is anchored by EMG and subdermal needle electrodes, surgical stimulation probes, and EEG equipment, including the company’s NeuroGuard and Premier Vision electrode lines. The business reports nearly $5 million in annual sales and also offers the BraiNet template for rapid EEG setup in intensive-care and emergency settings.
Family-owned and operated for approximately 50 years, Consolidated Packaging Group manufactures flexible packaging in three domestic plants across New Jersey, Ohio, and Indiana. CPG is particularly known as one of the largest U.S. manufacturers of Inno-Lok® pre-zippered film, while its vertically integrated operation also supports custom pouch and film production under one roof. The company pairs that long-standing manufacturing base with BlueSKY sustainable packaging and a partially solar-powered New Jersey facility.
Consolidated Precision Products (CPP) is a global manufacturer of highly engineered metal castings, with headquarters in Cleveland, Ohio, and more than 20 facilities across the United States, Mexico, and Europe. The company produces components for aerospace, defense, and power generation, and describes its work as spanning investment and sand casting. CPP reports that it has operated since at least 2014 under its current growth trajectory, with organic growth and acquisitions; no founding year is stated.
Known for tackling recycling problems that other companies have been unable to solve, Constant Recycling helps manufacturers find practical ways to divert industrial plastic scrap from landfills. The Independence, Ohio, company works with clients to improve material rates and landfill reduction, including through customized recycling programs for hard-to-move plastics.
Founded in 2007 by Bob and Karen Anderson, Construction Accessories makes JackJaw® stake and post pullers that extract embedded stakes, posts and rods straight upward. The company has grown from an Australian-inspired concrete stake puller into more than 40 models, all manufactured in Dayton, Ohio, with replaceable jaws designed for repeated jobsite use.
Contact CI builds haptic wearables that capture and return the force behind human hand movements for physical-AI training, robotic teleoperation, and immersive simulation. Its Maestro EP glove uses patented ExoTendon technology to provide finger-level force feedback while recording contact and manipulation data, including lab-proven tracking across 23 degrees of freedom. The company also supplies Unity, Unreal, and C++ integration paths for robotics and simulation teams.
Contact CI is an Ohio-based haptics company known for its patented ExoTendon approach to simulating touch and force. It develops Maestro EP wearable systems for Physical AI teams that need to capture human dexterity or give operators a more natural way to control robots remotely.