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Founded in 1964 around the sheet-feeder concept, family-owned Corrugated Supplies Company manufactures and distributes corrugated sheets and 100% recycled medium for packaging customers nationwide. Its network has grown from a single location to 12 corrugators across nine U.S. locations, supported by the Alsip MiniMill, a former paper mill converted to produce recycled corrugating medium. The company also developed CSCLive, an online ordering portal that gives customers visibility from purchase order through delivery.
Founded in 1979 as a contract sheet-metal plant, Corry Fabrication LLC now produces precision sheet-metal fabrications for customers across industries ranging from defense to rail transportation. The Corry, Pennsylvania, company became independently operated under its current name through a 2020 asset purchase and has since centered its work on lean systems that streamline production. Its quality management system has maintained ISO 9001:2015 certification for many years, and the company has received supplier quality and safety awards.
With more than 30 years in laser processing, Corry Laser Technology is a small Corry, Pennsylvania shop known for applying a full aerospace quality system to demanding custom work. The company serves aerospace, military, and automotive customers, including projects that require precise multi-axis machining and NADCAP-accredited quality controls.
Established in 1945, Corry Manufacturing Company is a Corry, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for more than 80 years of work on demanding aerospace and gas-turbine programs. Its in-house engineering and manufacturing operation produces complex engine assemblies for worldwide customers, with FAA approval, Nadcap accreditation, and ISO 9001 and AS 9100 registration.
With roots dating to 1970, Corry Micronics is a Corry, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for more than five decades of RF engineering serving mission-critical aerospace and defense programs. The company also supports medical and test applications, working directly with engineers from custom design through production under an ISO 9001-certified quality system.
Since 1961, Corry Rubber Corporation has grown from a four-person Pennsylvania shop into a 142,000-square-foot manufacturer of custom precision elastomers and elastomeric composites. Its technical team develops, prototypes, tests and produces parts ranging from tiny seals to 70-pound bonded components, with in-house compounding and laboratory work helping solve demanding designs before production. Corry Rubber remains known for its long-running automotive supply relationships and rubber elbows, first shipped in the company’s opening year.
Chef J. Scott Martino’s Cortazzo Foods makes small-batch specialty sauces, including pasta and barbecue sauces, using family recipes and all-natural ingredients. Inspired by a 1937 Cortazzo family wedding photo and recipes from his grandmother Marianina, the Lancaster company gives each product a family connection, while its “Everyone to the Table” mission has supported more than 17,000 donated meals.
Serving dental professionals in Berks County and beyond for more than 50 years, Cosmetic Specialties Dental Studio is a family-owned, full-service dental laboratory making restorative and removable dental work for practices rather than the general public. The studio emphasizes American-made production and combines longstanding hands-on technical experience with a technician known for creative problem-solving and standing behind his work.
Pittsburgh’s CoStar Brewing has been brewing in the region since 2011, with a philosophy that favors the quiet appeal of well-made beer over hype. Its Etna brewery and taproom extend that idea into a relaxed gathering place, including regular community events such as yoga in the brewery.
COTEMP Sensing makes and tests temperature sensors for demanding industrial environments, from nuclear power plants to cryogenic hydrogen systems. The company combines more than 80 years of expertise with manufacturing sites across North America, Europe, and Asia, and has installed more than 50 million sensors worldwide. Its capabilities include specialized testing and an ISO 17025-certified calibration laboratory, including a 300mm instrumented wafer with 49 thermocouple measurement points for semiconductor applications.
Cott Manufacturing Company makes cathodic protection systems and components, along with cable and telecom equipment. Its products serve pipeline and piping systems as well as telecommunications infrastructure, and the company says it has supplied pipeline industries for over twenty years.
Cougartron grew from a small family business formed to solve a workshop problem: stainless weld cleaning was too slow, messy, and reliant on harsh chemicals. Today, it develops surface-treatment equipment for fabricators and other metalworkers, with a focus on practical results in real working conditions and support through dealers in more than 35 countries.
CounterBalance Shop grew out of two granite fabricators’ search for a cleaner alternative to visible corbels, and makes concealed metal supports for countertop overhangs and other modern work surfaces. Its signature CounterBalance Plate and Island Bracket were developed from their combined 20 years in fabrication, with designs intended to install quickly without obstructing seating beneath a breakfast bar. The shop also offers related countertop-fabrication supplies, including sealers and stone chip-repair products.
Founded in the aftermath of the 2008 recession by longtime countertop executive Raymond Roux, CounterTek manufactures custom countertops and vanity tops for kitchen and bath dealers from its Lancaster County, Pennsylvania, facility. The wholesale company has served the trade for more than two decades, pairing fabrication with templating, installation, and service support within a 100-mile radius. Its Marblux® cultured marble line also revives a brand Roux had hoped to restore, carrying his legacy into a newer luxury offering.
Country Boy MFG grew from Samuel Musser’s farm-shop operation in the mid-1970s into a Lebanon metal fabrication business established at its current location around 1980. The company turns customer concepts and CAD plans into custom steel, stainless, and aluminum work, including replacement parts and horse sheds. It has served its community for more than 30 years and combines laser-cutting and welding capabilities with custom design-build work.
At Pastry Ridge Farm, Country Cottage Bake Shop has been hand-baking authentic Slovak kolach since 1988, using a third-generation recipe from Siroke, Slovakia. Each roll is made with fresh yeast, raised overnight, filled and baked without added preservatives, preserving the style of a traditional homemade pastry. The Tamaqua bakery serves mail-order, wholesale and fundraising customers.
Founded in 1989 as a one-room storefront in Annville, Pennsylvania, family-owned Country Lane Furniture now offers custom handcrafted solid-wood furniture made locally by Amish and Mennonite craftsmen. Its 61,000-square-foot showroom grew from those small beginnings while the business kept its focus on detailed construction, locally sourced hardwoods, and pieces designed to be passed down through generations. Country Lane also maintains records of customers’ furniture so matching pieces can be added years later.
County Line Fence Co. has spent 35 years building its reputation for hometown service and craftsmanship in Warrington, Pennsylvania. The company serves homeowners, contractors, and municipalities with fencing products and installation, backed by an on-site showroom and custom fabrication work.
Founded in 2014 by Lehigh Valley natives Anthony Brichta and John Rowe, County Seat Spirits is an independently owned craft distillery making spirits in Allentown and serving them at its tasting room and cocktail bar in Easton. The company’s small-batch approach includes local-grain sourcing and hands-on work from recipe development through bottling, with its flagship Zero G vodka distilled from non-GMO American sugar cane and Three Cities Whiskey made from local malts. Production takes place at the Bridgeworks Enterprise Center in the Lehigh Valley.
From its Pennsylvania shop, Coupling Corporation of America designs and manufactures custom-engineered shaft couplings and keyless hubs for demanding rotating equipment. Its work spans applications from power plants and petrochemical facilities to aerospace and marine equipment, with designs supporting speeds up to 100,000 RPM and shaft sizes from 0.5 inch to 36 inches and beyond. CCA also provides in-house balancing and on-site installation or training support when a coupling problem extends beyond the shop.