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Marking more than five decades in business, Louisville’s Industrial Carbide Saw & Tool Corp. has been serving industrial customers since 1970. It is known for helping manufacturers keep difficult cutting applications running, particularly when non-ferrous metals or unusual tooling are involved, while also supplying steel banding for industrial packaging.
From concept to finished component, Industrial Maintenance Solutions is a Morgantown, West Virginia, manufacturing and engineering shop that turns custom equipment ideas into reality. With more than 20 years of experience working with over 50 companies nationally, IMS combines 3D CAD design with its fabrication capabilities to handle projects ranging from small chemical-dispensing systems to 15,000-pound mine-rescue shelters. The company also offers 24-hour emergency service and operates the largest powder-coating oven in north-central West Virginia, accommodating pieces up to 12 by 12 by 20 feet.
Michael Asterita’s passion for samurai history grew from a sword-collecting hobby into Iron Mountain Armory, which he founded in 2005. The small family-run business works with artisans who study antique references and museum examples to recreate traditional Japanese armor for collectors, martial artists, reenactors, and screen productions worldwide.
With a century of automotive experience, ITW Automotive designs and manufactures engineered fastening, assembly, and component solutions for vehicle makers and tier suppliers. Its Customer Back Innovation process brings customers into development from the outset, while a global network of more than 70 plants supports high-volume production and local engineering assistance. The company traces its roots to Illinois Tool Works, founded in 1912, and today reports more than 12,000 employees across 15 countries.
Founded in 1946 by Colonel James F. Allen and his wife, Sara, J.F. Allen Company remains rooted in the roadbuilding tradition carried by the Allen family since the 18th century. Based in Buckhannon, West Virginia, the company has grown into a Mid-Atlantic contractor known for keeping much of its construction work and material supply in-house. Its quarries have operated since 1975, producing more than one million tons of limestone each year for regional infrastructure projects.
Rooted in Huntington since 1937, J.H. Fletcher & Co. has built its identity around solving difficult underground mining problems through custom engineering and manufacturing. Its work now extends beyond mining through a division created in 2016, while the company continues to design equipment for mine operators and support it throughout its working life.
Seventh-generation salt makers Nancy Bruns and Lewis Payne hand-harvest small-batch finishing salt from an ancient Iapetus Ocean brine aquifer beneath West Virginia’s Appalachian Mountains. On their family’s 200-year-old farm in Malden, solar evaporation, mountain breezes, and hand-crafted wooden rakes shape the crystals without additives or anti-caking agents. J.Q. Dickinson Salt-Works is family-owned and also welcomes visitors to its historic salt farm.
Since 1960, JANDA Company has manufactured resistance-welding equipment, including its USA-made Rocker Arm and Series 300 welders, while also supplying components and supporting welders in the field. Based in Nampa, Idaho, the company maintains a large in-stock inventory and its technicians service any make or type of welder or control worldwide. JANDA also builds tensile testers and offers Class “A” military-specification machine certification and rebuild services.
Founded by Randall Jeffries in 2021, Jeffries Manufacturing LLC is a West Virginia metal-fabrication shop that makes American-made products including repair supports for first-generation Toyota Tundra frames and protective guards for outboard motors used in high-water rescue. Its distinctive work grew from a focus on precision Tundra frame plates—the company says it is the only manufacturer of this type—and a patented propeller guard developed with the Glasgow Fire Department. Jeffries brings more than 29 years of welding and fabrication experience to custom projects while sourcing steel from West Virginia vendors.
For more than 100 years and four generations, J.J. Crewe & Son, Inc. has engineered and fabricated gas compression and industrial refrigeration systems from its Maryland-area operation. The OEM shop builds packaged equipment for compressor manufacturers including Sullair, Aerzen, Howden and Knox Western, while also providing service and engineering support for its own and other manufacturers’ equipment. Its process-engineering background lets Crewe jointly specify, shop-fabricate and test skid-mounted systems before delivery.
JMac Customs LLC makes firearm components and accessories with a pronounced focus on Kalashnikov-pattern platforms, including its modular Arm Bar and Triangle Stock systems. Its product line also includes the Modular Mounting System and the Banka suppressor, which is designed specifically to address the practical challenges of suppressing an AK without extra modification.
Born from a church fundraising concert where Veron and Duncan realized no one was serving coffee, Joan + Joe Coffee makes organic cold-brewed coffee and serves it alongside all-day breakfast and lunch in Charles Town and Morgantown, West Virginia. The couple built the business around conversation and hospitality, with coffee prepared from specialty-grade organic Arabica beans and cold-brewed overnight for a smooth, lower-acidity cup. Their retail beans are also 100% Non-GMO Project Verified and Kosher, and the company offers refillable glass growlers for take-home cold brew.
For more than a century, John Crane has manufactured and serviced flow-control solutions—including mechanical seals, filtration systems and couplings—for the mission-critical energy and process industries. Its filtration operation designs and manufactures replaceable filter elements and systems for liquid, gas and polymer processes, drawing on decades of application expertise. John Crane also supports customers through a global network of more than 200 manufacturing, sales and service centres.
Developed in Charleston, West Virginia by Jim Shafer in the mid-1980s, John Henry Drilling manufactures excavator-mounted rotary-percussion rock drills for demanding drilling and blasting work. Its John Henry machines are built on Caterpillar and Komatsu excavators, with the company also supplying rentals, OEM parts, and service for its drill fleet. The equipment is proudly made in the USA and supported by a crew whose experience includes Mark Gingerich, the longtime designer and builder known as the “Drill Doctor.”
Founded in 1906, Justrite manufactures industrial and environmental safety products, with its signature safety cans helping workplaces store and handle flammable liquids more safely. The Mattoon, Illinois company designs its products around OSHA, NFPA and other safety standards, and makes the majority of what it manufactures in the USA using mostly local materials. Today, Justrite also provides engineered solutions for hazardous-material storage, spill control and workplace protection.
K.S. of West Virginia Co. Ltd. manufactures precision metal stamped parts and provides in-house precision die design and making. The company serves automotive, electronics, appliances, and other sectors, with production capabilities including transfer, progressive, and blanking presses, welding, heat treatment, washing, and vibratory finishing.
Founded in 1976 by Keith and Ruth Lavender, Keith’s Kitchens is a family-run Winfield company that manufactures custom cabinetry and completes kitchen and bathroom remodels. Their son Charles and his wife Terri now carry on the business, which has grown to more than 30 team members and keeps design, cabinet building, and installation in house rather than using outside subcontractors. The company also gives homeowners a lower-cost way to refresh existing kitchens through cabinet painting and refacing.
Kenny’s Machine Service grew from Kenny Rucker machining parts in his garage in late 1990 into a Pond Gap, West Virginia shop that manufactures and repairs mining wheel units to OEM specifications. Its team brings more than 100 years of combined experience in engineering and maintaining mining wheel units, including specialty equipment and shuttle-car mechanical components for mining and construction customers.
Kent Cartridge grew out of a group of sportsmen who set out in 1996 to create affordable, non-toxic ammunition after lead shot was banned for migratory-bird hunting in North America. Today, its West Virginia factory produces shotgun shells for hunters and shooting enthusiasts, while the company’s own employees use the ammunition in the field and at the range.
KORE Headset LLC makes aviation headsets and pilot gear aimed at putting professional-grade communication within reach of student pilots. Launched in 2015 from a family business with more than 30 years in aviation and communications-equipment manufacturing, the American company is best known for value-focused passive-noise-reduction headsets such as the KA-1, which is used by more than 50,000 pilots and recommended by flight schools. KORE also supports its headsets with replacement parts and a five-year warranty on the KA-1.