In addition to contract manufacturing for sectors like communications and vending machines, C.E. Smith provides trailer parts for OEM markets. (Photo courtesy C.E. Smith Company)
C.E. Smith Company uses U.S.-sourced raw materials to manufacture a variety of precision metal stampings and fabrications in-house.
GREENSBORO, N.C.—C.E. Smith Company describes itself as “an American-made company, inside and out.” Founded in 1967 in Greensboro, North Carolina, C.E. Smith Company began as a manufacturing firm producing precision metal stampings, fabrications, and assemblies for various industries.
Over the past 50-plus years, the company has been committed to providing innovative, high quality products that are not only made in the U.S., but also manufactured in-house using U.S.-sourced raw materials, according to a release from C.E. Smith Company.
Backed by five decades of experience, the company produces components for various industries, including tailoring, cable management, vending, furniture, housewares, and automotive. Its strong foundation is essential in producing these components, and the use of cutting-edge technology helps build that foundation, the company said in the release.
“From engineering software to state-of-the-art machinery, C.E. Smith has the tools needed to produce the best products built to specifications,” the release stated.
C.E. Smith said it also invests in the U.S., stocking quality U.S.-sourced materials that ensure quality and durability. The company works hand-in-hand with customers and suppliers to ensure the best and most cost-efficient materials for the job.
As an ISO 9001:2015 certified company, C.E. Smith strives to maintain the highest quality control, production, and customer service standards. The entire team at the company’s 85,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and 60,000-square-foot distribution warehouse is focused on meeting or exceeding those standards with each new project.
With expertise in contract manufacturing, C.E. Smith designs and produces various parts for the communication industry and numerous other custom projects, including vending machines, storage facilities, and shopping carts.
The company said that on the strength of customer confidence and quality manufacturing practices, its brand has become a recognized and respected name in the industry. Its business has been built on teamwork, internally and in partnerships with customers. That team-building work has resulted in valuable long-term relationships, according to C.E. Smith.