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Founded in Philadelphia in 1948, Wesco Industrial Products makes material-handling equipment, from the steel hand trucks that launched the company to drum handlers, lift tables and custom equipment built for specific customer needs. Now based in North Wales, Pennsylvania, Wesco still produces many of those early designs and expanded its lift-table expertise through the 2007 acquisition of Lexco Engineering and Manufacturing, which serves the tool-and-die market.
WESCORP began in 1962 as a one-machine garage startup founded by Dave and Diane Nyland in Levittown, Pennsylvania. Now under third-generation leadership as a woman-owned small business, the Newtown company is known for helping aerospace, defense, and industrial customers protect mission-critical components through integrated surface engineering and manufacturing.
Established in September 1987 after Wesfarmers International was sold to its management, Wescorp Holdings is a private Australian group built around processing, marketing and developing sandalwood and agarwood products. Its sandalwood business has operated since 1994, while the group’s in-house laboratory, established in 2007, provides analysis for growers and other industry participants. Wescorp also supports plantation research, sustainable forest management and the development of cultivated agarwood, including Australian-grown products.
West Branch Distilling Co. makes fine, handcrafted spirits in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania. The company describes its spirits as award-winning, giving its local distillery a clear focus on small-scale craft production.
Since 1964, West End Machine & Welding has been a locally owned, family-owned, and woman-owned Richmond shop known for hands-on craftsmanship and practical problem-solving. Under one roof, its welders and machinists help residential, commercial, and industrial customers restore equipment or turn metal ideas into durable work. The company remains one of the area’s few local specialists in manual maintenance and repair machining.
A third-generation North Devon manufacturer, West End Precision produces high-volume CNC-turned components for demanding sectors including automotive, aerospace and defence. With more than five decades of engineering heritage, over £1 million in recent facility investment and an in-house toolroom, the Bideford company combines substantial production capacity with control over its tooling and processes. Its quality systems are certified to IATF 16949, ISO 9001 and ISO 14001, and it supports customers from initial samples through volume production and stockholding.
Established in 1992, West Generator Services Inc. has spent more than three decades serving homes and businesses as a certified Cummins dealer. The Harleysville company is known for keeping emergency power systems operating, with technicians available around the clock for maintenance, repairs, and installations.
West Pharmaceutical Services manufactures integrated containment and delivery solutions for injectable medicines, from primary packaging components to drug-delivery devices and contract-manufactured assemblies. With a 100-year history, approximately 10,000 team members across 50 sites, and about 41 billion components and devices shipped annually, the company operates at a scale that connects pharmaceutical and biotechnology developers with patients worldwide. Its contract manufacturing work brings more than 50 years of experience to injection molding, assembly, and finished packaging.
Founded in 1947 by Philadelphia foundry workers Ralph and Charles Cacciutti, West Philadelphia Bronze remains rooted in a family business that grew from a small West Philadelphia plant into a 100,000-square-foot Chester operation. Today, the company serves domestic and international customers with large non-ferrous castings and in-house machining, and is especially associated with copper-nickel work for shipbuilding.
Born in Ed Hess’s West Philadelphia basement in 1944, West Philadelphia Machine Works is a third-generation, family-managed machine shop in Elverson that designs and machines parts and assemblies from prototypes through production runs. The Hess family has grown the business from a small lathe and mill into a 13,000-square-foot climate-controlled facility, while retaining its hands-on customer support and design-assistance approach. WPMW also manufactures cut-to-length lines specifically for the truck and trailer body industry.
Located on the Buffalo & Pittsburgh Railroad in Starbrick, Pennsylvania, West Railcar and Fabrication LLC repairs railcars and fabricates the metal parts needed to get them back in service. The shop also takes on custom fabrication for heavy industrial and manufacturing projects, including work built from customer drawings and prints, with outlet gate repair and replacement among its established specialties.
Westcode is Unipart Rail’s local North American company, bringing the group’s global rail expertise to customers through a team shaped by more than 20 years of supply-chain experience. It supports rail operators, infrastructure owners and maintenance partners with technology, manufacturing and practical supply-chain help, including rail signaling products and construction support. Its wider Unipart heritage also includes more than 140 years of work in safety-critical road and traffic-safety solutions.
Founded in 1962, Westfield Egg Farm is a four-generation, family-run specialty egg packer in Lancaster County that works with small family farms to package and distribute eggs. The company produces its own Nature’s Yoke and Utopihen Farms brands while providing private-label packing, with a newer Lebanon location extending its reach. Its facilities are SQF certified, and its faith-based business emphasizes family connections, stewardship and the ethical treatment of animals.
Westinghouse is an established electrical brand that has been “Powering People since 1886,” with a tradition of dependability and innovation. Today, it develops practical products for homes and outdoor use, including portable generators and residential sump pumps, while also serving industrial power needs.
Westinghouse Electric Corporation supplies low- and medium-voltage electrical distribution equipment, critical-power systems, and related industrial services. The company traces the Westinghouse name to 1886 and serves applications ranging from data centers and hospitals to oil and gas, mining, and industrial facilities. Its power portfolio includes tailored generator sets from 10 to 2,500 kVA alongside equipment for electrical protection, measurement, and distribution.
Founded in 1951, Westlake Plastics converts more than 20 types of thermoplastic resin into semi-finished shapes for demanding applications. From Pennsylvania production facilities, the company serves customers worldwide and is particularly experienced in regulated fields such as aerospace, life sciences and semiconductor manufacturing. Its history includes early contributions to Hula Hoops, while its current work includes custom material development and specialized shapes for small prototype lots through high-volume production.
Since 1948, Westmoreland County Blind Association has combined a production workplace with services that help people with sight impairments and intellectual or physical disabilities build independence and find meaningful work. Serving Westmoreland and Indiana counties, the 501(c)(3) nonprofit is distinctive for a workforce in which more than 75% of employees are sight-impaired or intellectually challenged, while its document-destruction operation helps fund those programs. WCBA also provides free vision screenings for children and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification, recertified annually.
Established in 1967, Westmoreland Mechanical Testing & Research is a Youngstown-area laboratory known for high-volume, quick-turnaround materials testing. Its 300,000-square-foot integrated facility supports demanding engineering work, including additive-manufacturing materials testing for aerospace and other advanced industries. WMT&R holds A2LA ISO/IEC 17025 and Nadcap accreditations.
For more than 50 years, Westmoreland Plastics Company has manufactured American-made thermoset molded components in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, serving applications from aerospace to medical devices. The company also designs and re-engineers molds, offers thermoplastic molding through selected manufacturing partners, and finishes close-tolerance parts with lapping and fine grinding. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and its thermoset injection-molding experience dates to 1976.
Westmoreland Precision Tool Company grew from a 1967 machine shop serving a materials testing laboratory into an independent Latrobe, Pennsylvania, shop machining customer-supplied designs and drawings to laboratory-grade tolerances. Since becoming independent in 2004, WPTC has carried that precision tradition into specialized tooling and customized fixtures, and it has been ISO 9001 certified since 2005.