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Vivica A. Fox Hair Collection is a celebrity-endorsed hair brand making trendy wigs and hair pieces in premium synthetic and human hair. Its range spans unprocessed virgin Remi lace-front wigs such as the Black Rose styles, along with quick-install designs like the pre-cut 10×6 lace-part wig and easy-wear Bang N Pony collection.
Vixen Hill is a manufacturer of handcrafted Western Red Cedar exterior shutters, screen doors, and porch enclosure systems, made in the USA using cedar from British Columbia. The company has over 40 years of experience and offers a variety of traditional hardware and design services.
For more than 50 years, Vizi has grown from a few offset presses into a Warminster print and packaging company that produces marketing materials, custom boxes and promotional programs under one roof. The family-owned business pairs commercial printing with in-house design, mailing and fulfillment, and its customer service team is certified by the Printing United Alliance. Vizi also emphasizes flexible scheduling and environmentally minded operations, including energy conservation, recycling and electric-vehicle charging.
Headquartered in Linz, Austria, voestalpine AG is a globally active steel and technology group with around 48,800 employees and roughly 500 companies or locations across more than 50 countries. Listed on the Vienna Stock Exchange since 1995, it is particularly known for railway systems and special sections, while serving industrial customers with steel-based materials and processing solutions.
Voith is a family-owned technology company that develops industrial systems for drive technology, hydropower and papermaking, along with related digital solutions and services. With almost 21,000 employees and locations around the world, it supports customers from paper machines and hydropower stations to mobility and industrial drive systems. Its hydropower service business also provides lifecycle support, including plant modernization, maintenance and training.
With roots in a 1973 German family business, Volkmann, Inc. designs and manufactures pneumatic vacuum conveying and bulk-material handling systems, including automated closed-loop equipment for metal 3D-printing powders. Now led by second-generation family owner Thilo Volkmann, the company develops its solutions in-house and supports North American customers from its Bristol, Pennsylvania operation as part of a nearly 200-person international organization. Its engineering approach ranges from standard equipment to clean-sheet systems for demanding powder applications, with ATEX- and UL-certified offerings available.
Founded in 1909, VOLLMER WERKE Maschinenfabrik GmbH makes grinding, eroding and machining systems for sharpening and maintaining cutting tools, including rotary tools and saws. Rooted in Biberach an der Riß, the family-shaped company employs around 800 people worldwide, with more than 550 at its headquarters and over 50 apprentices. Its production sites in Germany and China, subsidiaries in 16 countries and more than 30 representatives support tool manufacturers, sawmills and sharpening services around the globe.
Launched in winter 2024, Cambridge-based Voltic is a maritime company founded to decarbonize shipping through US-built vessels. It serves cargo owners and freight forwarders with shipping services and technologies intended to reduce fuel use while preserving dependable service.
Voltify is building a complete energy system for freight rail, pairing battery-electric locomotives with charging and microgrid infrastructure. Its approach retrofits diesel locomotives during standard overhaul cycles and uses grid-independent energy networks along rail corridors, extending power to nearby industrial sites as well as trains.
Volvo Construction Equipment is a global manufacturer serving construction customers through local markets and dealer networks around the world. Its business centers on construction machinery, supported by services for equipment users.
Founded by Walter Horigan in 1990, Vortechs Automation is a Huntingdon Valley company known for building open-architecture control systems that help regional facilities manage complex operations. Its history includes Horigan’s development of the Maestro system, which connected older building-control systems and remains in use in Philadelphia-area buildings decades later. Vortechs serves organizations across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and the Delaware Valley.
Founded by Ivan Avanesov as a teenage maker, Vosentech LLC designs and manufactures compact smoke machines, including its MicroFogger line, for photography, testing and other creative applications. The company grew from a bedroom and garage operation into a Philadelphia-based operation that has sold more than 10,000 MicroFoggers to photographers, Fortune 100 companies and government agencies including NASA. Vosentech emphasizes in-house 3D printing, U.S. manufacturing and repair-friendly products that customers can modify or disassemble with its guidance.
Founded in 1953, Voyten Electric & Electronics is a third-generation, family-owned Pennsylvania wholesaler that supplies and remanufactures new, surplus, obsolete and used electrical equipment. Its engineers and technicians are particularly known for extending the working life of aging switchgear and circuit breakers, including custom upgrades for equipment dating back to the 1950s. Voyten operates two 200,000-square-foot facilities on 440 acres, employs approximately 45 people and was one of the founding members of PEARL, the Professional Electrical Apparatus Recyclers League.
VPG Foil Resistors designs and manufactures ultra-precision resistors, built around Bulk Metal Foil technology for exceptional accuracy and long-term stability. Tracing its roots to Dr. Felix Zandman’s 1962 invention, the company became independent from Vishay Intertechnology in 2010 and now operates as part of Vishay Precision Group through the VFR, Alpha Electronics, Powertron and APR brands. Its engineers produce both made-to-order solutions and standard components for demanding applications such as EV battery management, aerospace, medical equipment and precision measurement.
VS Energy is a Lancaster, New York engineering and systems-integration firm that helps industrial, military, commercial and municipal facilities reduce energy use and improve building performance. With more than 30 years of experience, the company is notably vendor-independent, using field measurements and data-driven analysis before designing solutions rather than selling equipment or controls. Its principals have audited more than 200 commercial and 500 industrial facilities, and the company also developed the patented LightAway dynamic lighting wayfinding system for emergency occupant guidance.
Founded by two engineers with more than 50 years of combined experience, Easton-based VS Global Source turns customer concepts into forged and machined components through product design, development and manufacturing. The company is particularly focused on transmission systems and engineered parts for commercial vehicles, earth-moving equipment and other demanding applications. Its in-house engineering, manufacturing and metallurgical capabilities are paired with vendor-managed inventory and warehouse stock programs for flexible supply.
Since 1947, family-owned VS Rubber Recycling has turned rubber waste—particularly material from the tire-retreading industry—into usable raw materials and semi-finished products. Based in the Netherlands and active across Europe and North America, the company processes about 800 tons of rubber waste each week and converts 99.99% of it through its recycling process. Its closed-loop operation is certified to ISO 9001 and includes rubber powders made through ambient and cryogenic grinding.
Founded near Philadelphia in 1966 as a plate-making trade shop for corrugated converters, VT Group is now a four-company packaging and display group serving major brands and converters from a 45,000-square-foot facility. Its work spans packaging design and retail displays, while VT Graphics remains known for flexographic prepress and plate manufacturing supported by on-site project specialists.
Houston-based Vulcan Industrial engineers and manufactures mission-critical components for hydraulic fracturing, energy, aerospace, and defense applications. Its work centers on vertically integrated, USA-built fluid ends and related parts, with in-house research and advanced metallurgy shaping designs such as the patented V-Series line. Vulcan also supports equipment in the field through North American service centers, repair, and its Bore Restore program for extending fluid-end life.
Founded in 1967, Vulcan Spring & Manufacturing designs and makes custom springs in-house at its Telford, Pennsylvania facility, producing millions annually for applications ranging from medical equipment to spacecraft. Its components have supported NASA-linked missions including the James Webb Space Telescope and the DART asteroid-deflection mission, while the company works with customers from early design through high-volume production. Vulcan has also sponsored the FIRST Robotics Competition since 2007.