Incorporated in 1915
as the Cambridge Wire Cloth Company, the firm originally wove industrial wire cloth using imported European looms. One of its early customers was inventor Thomas Edison. In 1923, the company produced its first spiral woven wire conveyor belt. Over decades, Cambridge expanded its manufacturing footprint internationally. In 1998, Cambridge Wire Cloth merged with Maryland Wire Belts, forming Cambridge International.

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