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Since 1983, Copper Lantern Lighting has handcrafted distinctive lighting fixtures in the USA for homes, businesses, architects and designers. Based in the Lowcountry, the company designs and assembles fixtures from solid copper, brass and iron, using hand-soldered and welded construction rather than punch riveting. Its custom department can build a one-of-a-kind fixture or adapt an existing design to a customer’s size and specifications.
With roots in a Tamaqua, Pennsylvania, explosives-manufacturing site that opened in the early 1900s, Copperhead Chemical Company brings more than a century of experience to specialty chemical manufacturing. Copperhead has operated the site since purchasing it in 1997 and is best known for its long-running work with pharmaceutical nitroglycerin for cardiac treatments. Its FDA-registered facility follows Good Manufacturing Practices and serves pharmaceutical and defense customers.
Established in 1951, Corco Chemical Corporation is a Fairless Hills manufacturer known for producing high-purity ACS Reagent and Semiconductor-grade chemicals. Under new leadership since 2023, it serves customers whose work demands careful purity control, including laboratories and advanced manufacturing operations.
Since 1940, Corcoran Printing has been producing commercial and specialty print in northeastern Pennsylvania, with particular depth in foil-stamped and embossed packaging. Now in its fourth generation, the family business combines four original Heidelberg letterpresses with digital capabilities to serve clients ranging from independent jewelry designers and boutique cigar makers to Fortune 500 companies and government agencies. Its team also handles direct-mail projects and helps carry work from design through delivery.
Corcoran Sheet Metal & Fabrication Inc. is a family-run Pittsburgh sheet metal fabricator that opened in 2006. It makes custom ductwork and welded fabrications, and also designs and manufactures curbs and curb adapters for rooftop units. The company reports a 12-person team.
Cordray Corporation is a family-owned and operated business that has been serving the manufacturing industry since 1948, specializing in the manufacturing and provision of specialty fasteners, electronic assemblies, electro-mechanical assemblies, wire harnesses, and precision components.
Created in January 2025 through the merger of Arch Resources and CONSOL Energy, Core Natural Resources mines and exports metallurgical and high-calorific-value thermal coal from a large U.S. operation serving steel, infrastructure, and energy markets worldwide. Based in Canonsburg, Pennsylvania, the company operates 11 mines—including eight longwalls—and supports its global reach with ownership positions in two East Coast marine export terminals. Through its CONSOL Innovations subsidiary, Core is also developing advanced carbon-based materials, including coal-derived aerospace tooling and composite decking made with coal waste.
Founded by principal engineer John F. Iannuzzi, Core Technology Group develops electronic test instruments and provides design engineering from its Chalfont, Pennsylvania facility. The company is best known for its Circuit Sleuth frequency-response analyzers, supported by signal-conditioning hardware, software tools and consulting for projects ranging from power-supply testing to aerospace and military systems.
Known for the Corelle name trusted since 1970, Corelle Brands is a kitchen and tabletop company serving people who cook and gather at home. Its products are built around practical daily use, with Corelle dinnerware crafted in Corning, New York from lightweight Vitrelle triple-layer glass.
Founded in 2020, CorePower Magnetics grew from Pittsburgh-area research into a U.S. manufacturer serving power-electronics customers from emerging innovators to Fortune 200 companies. Its work centers on patented nanocrystalline magnetic technology and a vertically integrated production model that carries materials from raw alloy through finished components. The company operates an ISO 9001-certified Pittsburgh facility and holds more than 20 patents, with support from the U.S. Department of Energy and Department of Defense.
From its Irwin, Pennsylvania machine shop, CoreStar International Corp. builds eddy-current testing equipment and inspection probes while also performing precision machining for commercial and military customers. Its product line is closely tied to heat-exchanger inspection, including the OMNI-200 tester and the EddyVision acquisition software, and the company maintains four CNC turning centers and three CNC mills for custom precision work.
CoreStripper, based in Quakertown, Pennsylvania, builds hydraulic butt-roll cutters and core strippers that recover material left on industrial rolls. Its USA-made machines replace manual stripping with a seconds-long process that lets one employee reuse the core and send the separated material for recycling. The equipment is protected by U.S. Patent No. 11,298,848 and is offered in models sized for cores up to 66 inches long and 23 inches in diameter.
From its Allentown, Pennsylvania operation, CoreTech International designs and builds cardboard and plastic core-cutting machines for converting applications. The company says its team brings more than 30 years in the core-cutter industry, with the CT8 manual cutter in operation since 1982 and more than 1,000 CT10 Auto units in service since 1980. CoreTech also supports its machines with remanufacturing, parts, blade sharpening and field service, and has developed retrofit solutions for hard-plastic cutting and core chamfering.
Cork Industries, Inc. is a family-owned and operated specialty coatings and adhesives manufacturer founded in 1980. For more than 40 years, it has developed formulations for the converting, packaging, and printing industries, and operates manufacturing and laboratory facilities in Pennsylvania and Florida.
Corle Building Systems designs and manufactures custom-engineered steel buildings and building components, and has served its builder network for over 50 years. Its Central Pennsylvania manufacturing facility in Imler occupies more than 347,000 square feet; the company describes its buildings as designed from a contractor’s perspective, drawing on its earlier experience as a metal building contractor.
Cornerstone Building Brands manufactures exterior building products for residential and low-rise non-residential buildings across North America. Headquartered in Cary, North Carolina, it operates a network of more than 225 facilities, including 93 manufacturing plants, and serves customers in new construction and repair and remodeling.
From a home hobby to a small family-run workshop, Dino and Nicole make handcrafted, personalized wooden gifts in Lancaster County, Pennsylvania. Their solid-hardwood cutting boards and serving pieces often begin as custom requests, while their faith-inspired bookmarks and keychains give the work an especially personal purpose. The couple also takes on one-of-a-kind projects and bulk orders designed around a customer’s space, event, or business.
Corporate Interiors is a customer-focused organization specializing in creating innovative workplace environments. They provide furniture solutions, workplace consulting, and custom fabrication services.
Founded in Rochester in 1988 by a father and his sons, Corrosion Products & Equipment is a family-owned distributor, fabricator and contractor that helps industrial and municipal facilities move fluids and keep process equipment running. CPE combines rotating-equipment repair with custom plastic and fiberglass fabrication, engineered pump systems and field construction, and has repaired more than 5,000 pieces of rotating equipment since launching its repair center in 1993. The company serves customers across the Northeast and Caribbean from facilities in Rochester, Albany and beyond.