Founded by Mark Gracy in 1994, Bully Tools grew from a 1,500-square-foot Pittsburgh start-up into a Steubenville manufacturer known for keeping its production 100% Made in the USA. Its Ohio operation makes tools in-house and supplies more than 100 products to hardware stores across the country.
Bulldog Tools, IncSince 1997, family-owned Bulldog Tools has designed and manufactured its own prosthetic and orthotic products in Lewisburg, Ohio, alongside forging products and specialty tools. Its U.S.-made work ranges from prosthetic components and fabrication supplies to air hammers and the Garden Spyder multi-tool, with products offered to customers worldwide. The company also reflects a long employee-centered tradition: one team member was recognized for 40 years of service in 2019.LEWISBURG, OH
Warwood ToolSince 1854, Warwood Tool has hand-forged industrial hand tools in its Wheeling, West Virginia factory, where American steel is shaped into equipment for demanding work. Founded by immigrant Henry Warwood and still family-owned and operated, the company has remained in the same factory since 1907 and is known for tools such as its Pulaski axe, used by generations of forestry and firefighting crews. Warwood says it has never made cast tools, relying instead on skilled workers and time-tested forging methods to produce products made entirely in the USA.WHEELING, WV
Channellock, IncSince 1886, Channellock, Inc. has forged professional hand tools in Meadville, Pennsylvania, with its identity built around American-made pliers. Still run by the fifth generation of the DeArment family, the company operates 260,000 square feet of manufacturing facilities with more than 350 associates and produces over 75 types and sizes of pliers. Its tongue-and-groove pliers, first developed in 1933, remain the signature of a company that continues to manufacture much of its line on U.S. soil.MEADVILLE, PA
Bon Tool CoSince 1958, Bon Tool Co. has manufactured professional construction tools, with a particular focus on the trowel trades, from its Pennsylvania base. Now a third-generation family company, Bon supports contractors with more than 6,000 tools and maintains steel fabrication and manufacturing operations in Gibsonia. Its BonWay line also serves the decorative-concrete trade, while RiverWorks construction tools are made exclusively in the USA.332216GIBSONIA, PA