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Since 1971, Control Chief Corporation has manufactured industrial wireless remote controls for locomotives, cranes and other equipment from its single facility in Bradford, Pennsylvania. The nearly 50-person company researches, designs, produces and sells its products in the United States, with custom engineering available for unusual operating conditions and equipment. Its locomotive systems are built around operator safety and feedback, while its Raymote infrared technology provides an alternative where radio interference is a concern.
Born in 1980 from the expertise of five former Control Products employees, Control Design, Inc. has grown from a business serving largely ALCOA projects into a custom industrial panel manufacturer with Pittsburgh and Erie operations. Its 50,000-square-foot Pittsburgh production facility supports the company’s larger work, while its quality system aligns with ISO 9001:2015.
Since acquiring a closure line in 1998, Controlled Molding Incorporated has grown into a Hadley, Pennsylvania manufacturer of specialty dispensing closures and containers alongside custom plastic molding. The company handles projects from design and prototype tooling through production, with in-house tool building, automation and inspection, plus automated lining for high-volume packaging work. Its ISO 9001-certified quality system and medical clean-room assembly support customers ranging from packaging and medical products to industrial and consumer goods.
Pittsburgh-based Conturo Prototyping makes precision CNC-machined parts for demanding projects in space exploration, robotics, transportation, and energy. Its specialty is multi-axis milling and turning, including one-and-done work for complex components, supported by automated machining cells and direct engineering collaboration. The company is registered under ITAR and works with customers from early concept through production.
Conturo Prototyping is a Pittsburgh machine shop known for working closely with engineers on demanding, high-precision projects rather than relying on impersonal instant-quote platforms. It produces machined components for customers in fields such as space exploration and robotics, helping refine designs and adapt to changes as projects develop.
Conventus Flower Orthopedics develops orthopedic implants, biologics, and surgical systems for fracture fixation and corrective procedures in the extremities. Based in Horsham, Pennsylvania, the company is best known for its proprietary Flex-Thread intramedullary nail system for fibula and ulna procedures and its Ready-for-Surgery® Cubes, which package sterile implants and instruments for specific cases. Its portfolio also includes solutions for ankle syndesmosis repair and foot-and-ankle reconstruction.
Since 1974, Converter Accessory Corporation has engineered and manufactured web-handling equipment for converting lines that process paper, film, foil, textiles and nonwovens. Made in the USA, CAC is known for custom solutions ranging from its COR-LOK core-holding systems to anti-wrinkle equipment, with roll-handling designs intended to move rolls safely without damage. The company joined Double E Group in July 2025.
Since 1968, family-owned Converters, Inc. has custom-converted pressure-sensitive tapes and adhesives for manufacturers from its Huntingdon Valley, Pennsylvania facility. A 3M Preferred Converter and authorized distributor, it supports projects from rapid prototypes through production with precision die cutting, tape slitting and lamination, including medical-grade applications. The company is FDA registered and ISO 9001 and ISO 13485 certified, with an extensive onsite inventory that helps it respond quickly when customers need material.
Conyngham Brewing Company makes beer in Conyngham, Pennsylvania, operating from its Main Street brewery. The company’s site identifies it as a local brewery established by 2021.
Cook Medical is a privately held medical technology company that invents, manufactures, and supplies minimally invasive medical devices for healthcare professionals. Founded in 1963 in Bloomington, Indiana, as a home-based business manufacturing wire guides and catheters, it now serves nearly 60 clinical specialties and provides products in 135 countries.
Cook MyoSite, Inc., a Cook Group subsidiary established in 2002, develops muscle-derived cell therapies and manufactures human muscle cell products for research and clinical development. Based in Pittsburgh, the company also provides contract manufacturing and research services grounded in more than two decades of muscle-cell technology experience.
With more than 30 years in assembly and kitting, Cooney Manufacturing builds custom pipe, valve and fitting assemblies and kits for OEMs and industrial customers. Created as the manufacturing division of Cooney Brothers, a piping and plumbing wholesaler operating since 1937, the company combines domestic production with its parent’s PVF supply-chain expertise. Cooney is especially known for sub-assemblies serving the fire protection industry, with tightly controlled and documented production and experience producing UL, NSF and FM-approved products.
Cooney Technologies designs and builds heat-transfer equipment for facilities and contractors, pairing custom engineered systems with direct replacement coils and steam equipment. Founded by Bob Cooney after years spent troubleshooting frozen and ruptured coils in mechanical rooms, the company is best known for its patented Freeze Block® technology, which lets HVAC coils withstand a freeze event without rupturing. Its U.S.-built solutions reach facilities across North America through a network of nearly 40 representative firms and more than 100 offices.
Coopermatics is an industrial equipment company known for helping manufacturers manage fluids and machining waste. It designs filtration systems and oil-recovery equipment for production operations, with support that includes maintenance, training, and rental or lease options.
Coopers Creek Chemical Corporation refines crude coal tar, a by-product of metallurgical coke making, into industrial materials and coal-tar-based protective coatings. Based in West Conshohocken, Pennsylvania, the company also produces coatings sold under private-label agreements with some of the world’s largest paint manufacturers.
Since 1791, family-owned Coopersburg Sports has made wood-turned products and now specializes in licensed sports novelties, including its distinctive team bats. Formerly Coopersburg Handle Works, the Pennsylvania manufacturer traces its baseball work to full-size bats made for major league players in the 1950s and has been an MLB and MiLB licensee since 1991. Its 15,000-square-foot factory and warehouse can produce up to two million novelty bat products annually.
Known as Beekman’s COPA Soaps, this Philadelphia maker brings a hands-on, nature-inspired character to its work, meeting customers at local markets and events. It makes cold-processed soap from natural oils, essential oils and herbs for everyday use, with gift collections for people who want to share the experience.
With 5,000 employees at 50 locations worldwide, Coperion is a global industrial technology company known for building process systems around customers’ manufacturing needs. Its equipment supports producers in plastics, food, chemicals and other process industries, while its specialists provide support from individual machines through complete plants.
Copper Fit develops compression wear and support products designed to help people stay active, feel better, and recover from everyday soreness. Its technology-focused line includes copper-infused fabrics, moisture-wicking materials, and targeted designs such as the X-Back brace, a Class I medical device with adjustable compression straps and flexible stabilizers. Orthopedic surgeon Struan Coleman, MD, PhD, guides the brand’s medical research and product innovation.