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Veteran-owned Washington County Machine Guns has welcomed guests since 2012 at its West Alexander facility, where it is known for an unusually hands-on firearms experience. The company serves civilians, law-enforcement personnel and government agencies through supervised machine-gun rentals and specialized training.
Founded in 1954 by Albert Andy and his three brothers, Washington Penn makes custom-engineered polypropylene and polyethylene compounds for manufacturers worldwide. The company began with polyolefin-based products and has grown from a small operation into a global business while retaining a family-rooted culture and decades of plastics expertise. Its development teams work with customers to formulate materials for demanding applications, including automotive and appliance components.
Founded in 1954 by Albert Andy and his three brothers, Washington Penn develops custom-engineered polypropylene and polyethylene compounds for manufacturers worldwide. What began as a small polyolefin manufacturer has grown into a global operation, now part of the Audia group, while retaining a family-rooted culture and a focus on application-specific material development. Its work spans demanding uses such as automotive components and home appliances, alongside sustainable formulations that incorporate recycled or renewable resources.
Founded in 1984 by Gerrit Wassenburg, Wassenburg Medical develops and manufactures automated endoscope reprocessing systems for the safe cleaning and disinfection of flexible endoscopes. The business grew from a family company into a specialist represented in 35 countries, and its end-to-end approach extends from reprocessing equipment to traceability and supporting services. Its development and manufacturing organisation is ISO 13485 certified, with WASSENBURG® washer-disinfectors tested against ISO 15883 requirements.
Founded in 1984 as a family company by Gerrit Wassenburg, Wassenburg Medical develops and manufactures systems and related solutions for automated endoscope reprocessing. Today, with Gerrit’s sons Arno and Ronald leading the business, the Dutch company serves customers through its own offices and distribution network in 35 countries. Its ISO 13485-certified organisation makes washer-disinfectors and drying cabinets developed around controlled, traceable patient-safety processes.
Born in 1975 repairing waste-gas devices and other difficult industrial projects, Waste Gas Fabricating now produces custom heavy-plate and precision metal parts through its Fairless Hills, Pennsylvania fabrication and machine shop. The 100% employee-owned company is particularly equipped for oversized work, including plates more than 20 feet long and large machined components, while its ISO-certified facility serves manufacturers across the Mid-Atlantic and beyond. With more than 110 employees, Waste Gas combines its original problem-solving focus with modern cutting, forming, welding and machining capabilities.
Since 1878, Watson McDaniel has made steam and fluid specialty products for industrial systems, including the steam traps that remain a defining part of its heritage. The Pottstown manufacturer operates more than 50 CNC machining centers and has held ISO 9001 certification since 1995, serving customers in the United States and through a global network that includes its Shanghai plant opened in 1997.
Founded by stained-glass craftsman Rick Wolfe, Watsontown Glass Company has created and restored custom glasswork in Watsontown since 1973. Wolfe began the company in 1981 after a church-window restoration project, and the shop now combines traditional stained-glass techniques with residential glass repair and fabrication. Its work includes historic window restoration and custom stained or etched windows for homes, churches, and public institutions.
Founded in 2010 by Dr. Caine Finnerty, WATT Fuel Cell designs, develops, and manufactures small-scale solid oxide fuel cell systems for reliable power at the point of use. The privately held company moved from Long Island to Mount Pleasant in 2014 after acquiring Pittsburgh Electric Engines, and now produces its ceramic tubular SOFCs there using a patented additive manufacturing process. Its systems are built for residential, remote, and recreational applications and can work alongside solar and energy storage.
Watts is a global water-solutions manufacturer offering plumbing and flow-control products, drainage systems, HVAC and hot-water equipment, water-quality and rainwater-harvesting systems, instrumentation, and intelligent water-management solutions. Its portfolio includes valves, piping, fittings, water treatment and monitoring equipment, heating products, drainage products, and related systems for residential, commercial, industrial, municipal, healthcare, hospitality, semiconductor, battery-production, and data-center applications.
Incorporated in 1993, Wavefront Research is a Northampton, Pennsylvania, optical technology company known for developing solutions to difficult Department of Defense and commercial applications. Its work includes custom hyperspectral imagers, supported by a 38,000-square-foot research and production facility, and its quality management system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 by DEKRA.
Sixth-generation family-owned Way Fruit Farm has been part of Centre County’s agricultural community since 1826, growing from an orchard planted with a wedding gift of 1,000 apple trees in 1872. Today, Jason and Megan Coopey run the Halfmoon Valley farm, whose harvest reaches neighbors through its farm store and café while its seasonal events keep the property a gathering place. The family also operates A Way To Help, a nonprofit supporting local children and families facing small, unexpected hardships.
Founded in 1976, privately held Wayne Automation is a Norristown manufacturer whose history began in paper-converting machinery before turning toward packaging automation. Its equipment became a familiar choice for glass and plastic container operations running around the clock, and the company continues to support customers long after installation through parts, modernization, and field service.
Founded in 1933 by electrical engineer Wayne Crouse, Wayne Crouse, Inc. has grown from a one-person shop into a Western Pennsylvania mechanical contracting and engineering firm with more than 30 professionals. The company handles complex building and industrial work, with particular depth in water and wastewater treatment and a 10,000-square-foot pipe-fabrication facility. Its leadership includes multiple generations of the Lugaila family, while its safety program places accident prevention ahead of production and cost.
Since 1910, family-owned Wayne Mills has woven narrow textile fabrics in Philadelphia, with twill tapes and light webbings at the heart of its work. Now in its fifth generation, the company combines long-practiced mill skills with in-house weaving, dyeing and finishing to develop custom fabrics or ship from a substantial stock inventory. More than 60 employees—including many with 25 years or more at the mill—support production from a nine-building Philadelphia compound and a rigorous in-house quality program.
Founded by Wayne Stephen in 1980 with one dump truck and a borrowed trailer, Wayne Paving & Gravel has grown into a family-run paving contractor and concrete producer serving the Pennsylvania and Western New York region from Shinglehouse. The company later began producing its own sand and gravel, added ready-mix concrete in 1996, and now supplies materials alongside paving and construction work. Lisa Stephen serves as president, with the next generation, Grant and Garret Stephen, in leadership roles.
Founded in a two-car garage in Wayne, Pennsylvania, in 1978, Wayne Products now manufactures specialty industrial equipment from its 5,000-square-foot facility in Broomall. The company developed its Electra-Kool filtered ventilators and Mini-Skimmer oil skimmers in response to specific factory problems, and has since sold those proprietary products worldwide alongside national distribution of complementary industrial equipment. Wayne Products makes its own products in the USA and has distributed Filtermist oil mist collectors since 1993.
Since opening in South-Central Pennsylvania in 1989, Waynesboro Design Services, Inc. has helped manufacturers turn difficult design, engineering, and manufacturing problems into workable equipment and production solutions. Founded by two former Landis Tool Company vice presidents, WDSI grew from a drafting-board engineering service into a turnkey partner known for one-off fixtures, material-handling equipment, and machine-tool retrofit work. The company continues to operate with Rick Mouer active as CEO and Kevin Mouer as president.
Wazoodle Fabrics is a small family business built around American-made textile production and a stated mission to create sustainable jobs. It develops eco-friendly fabrics for makers and businesses, with its Zorb material particularly known for rapid absorbency, while maintaining local sourcing and chemical-free manufacturing practices.
Founded in 1991, WC Manufacturing Company LLC is a York, Pennsylvania color manufacturer whose roots also reach back to the former Keystone Color Works, acquired in 2007 after that company had operated since 1919. At its 20,000-square-foot facility, WC Manufacturing develops specialty pigments and custom aqueous color formulations for applications such as artists’ paints and industrial coatings.