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For more than 50 years, Erie-based Wettekin Electronics has supplied industrial customers across the tri-state area while designing and fabricating custom electrical control panels and automation systems. The company also provides printed circuit board design, rapid prototyping and production, and serves as an authorized Van Air Systems dealer for regenerative dryer parts and service.
Wexler Packaging Products supplies packaging equipment and materials centered on banding, bundling and labeling, helping manufacturers replace more wasteful packaging methods with efficient alternatives. Founded by Max Wexler in 1974, the company has grown from a regional packaging-supplies business into a U.S. distributor for ATS-Tanner banding systems and a representative for Ravenwood linerless labeling technology. Wexler is a certified Women Owned Business and backs its equipment with hands-on technical support, including complimentary annual service training.
What a Crock Meals prepares small-batch comfort food that arrives frozen and ready to cook, turning dishes such as Grandma’s Homemade Meatballs into an easy slow-cooker dinner. Based in Collingdale, Pennsylvania, the company also ships chef-crafted gift boxes and offers individual meals without requiring a subscription.
Founded in 1972 and incorporated the following year, Wheatland Steel Processing has served customers from its Pennsylvania operation for decades. The company is known for handling steel work under one roof, including custom slitting and fabrication, with a 100,000-plus-square-foot climate-controlled facility and an ISO 9001:2015-registered quality system.
Founded in 1940, Wheeland Lumber is a fourth-generation family-owned company whose Appalachian Pennsylvania roots still shape its work. The company is known for manufacturing Northern Appalachian hardwood lumber for customers in the United States and international markets, while its forest management practices focus on preserving the resource for future generations.
Built around five operating companies in Pennsylvania and Ohio, WHEMCO is an iron and steel group known for combining long industrial experience with unusually large-scale manufacturing. Its Lehigh Heavy Forge operation in Bethlehem has worked for more than 125 years and holds Forgemaster status, producing massive open-die forgings for customers in heavy industry. WHEMCO also supports customers through field-service engineers located across North America, Europe and Asia.
White Oak Display & Design is a family-led Pennsylvania company that grew from Jim Boyd’s 1979 garage shop into a 100,000-square-foot operation. Today, four families with longstanding ties to the company guide its work creating handcrafted retail displays for more than 100 clients, including partners that have stayed with White Oak since its beginning.
Founded in 1976 by John and Mark Wagner, White Oak Mills is an independent, family-owned feed manufacturer serving Pennsylvania and northern Maryland farms from its Elizabethtown mill. Its automated facility produces custom and complete feeds for livestock and poultry, backed by ingredient and finished-feed laboratory testing and farm-focused services such as grain exchange and contracting programs. The company has continued updating its mill while maintaining roots in the region’s agricultural community.
Founded by a board-certified orthodontist and an experienced orthodontic-supply sales representative, White Oak Orthodontic Products supplies orthodontic practices with products selected from multiple global manufacturers. Based in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, the privately owned company combines that clinical and sales background with proprietary packaging intended to make office ordering and inventory work more efficient. Its newer Rebellion Clear Aligners line reflects the company’s effort to address what its founders saw as gaps in price, innovation, and service.
White-Brook Inc. is a custom machine builder that designs and builds turnkey closure lining systems, offers machine shop services, cap handling systems, auxiliary equipment, and automation systems integration. The company has been in business since 1963 and has over 40 years of experience in closure lining systems.
Founded in 1978 by Sim and Vicki Whitehill, Whitehill Manufacturing is a family-owned Pennsylvania company known for engineering custom synthetic rope. It has created more than 400 rope constructions over four decades, developing application-specific solutions for customers whose work demands carefully tested performance.
WhiteOak is a Lancaster business that has provided business services since 1984. It helps organizations communicate with their customers and employees through print and related marketing support, with particular attention to the practical needs of manufacturing facilities.
Whitmer Industries is a veteran-owned Pittsburgh machine shop producing precision CNC-machined parts, from prototypes through production runs, for aerospace, medical and other demanding applications. President Dave Whitmer, a former TOPGUN fighter pilot, brings an aviation-derived insistence on exact detail to a shop equipped for complex 5-axis work and rapid turnaround. The company is AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certified, ITAR registered and CMMC Level 1 compliant.
Since 1949, Whitmore Manufacturing LLC has built its identity around Jet-Lube, a long-established industrial maintenance brand, and Deacon, its specialty sealing line established in 1988. The Rockwall, Texas company manufactures maintenance materials for customers in oilfield, water-well and heavy-industrial markets, with products developed and inspected at an ISO-certified U.S. facility and distributed worldwide.
Founded in 1867, Wickett & Craig is a Pennsylvania tannery known for preserving the demanding craft of vegetable tanning. Now based in Curwensville, the company produces leather for makers of luxury goods and traditional equestrian gear, with a character that develops through years of use.
WIDIA has been part of metalworking history since 1926, when its name—loosely translated from the German phrase “Wie Diamant,” or “like diamond”—was first registered. Today, the Kennametal brand supplies durable metal-cutting tools and tooling systems to machinists in general engineering and specialized industries such as aerospace and transportation, backed by a global distributor network and technical support.
Wieland Concast manufactures specialty continuous-cast copper alloys, supplying bars, tubes, plates and custom shapes for demanding industrial applications. Its two production facilities use vertical and horizontal casting, with in-house die and mold machining that helps maintain tight tolerances and product consistency. The company has produced low-lead and lead-free copper alloys since 1993 and is certified to ISO 9001 and AS9100 standards.
In Pittsburgh’s Strip District, Wigle Whiskey revives Western Pennsylvania’s whiskey tradition as a true grain-to-glass distillery, milling 100% local grains on site and hand-producing small-batch spirits in copper pot stills. Named for Philip Wigle, whose 1790s dispute with a tax collector helped spark the Whiskey Rebellion, it was the first distillery in Pittsburgh since Prohibition. The family-owned distillery has earned national recognition, including being named the American Craft Spirits Association’s Most Awarded Craft Distillery.
Since 1884, Wilbur Chocolate has made chocolate confections and baking chocolate, with its Pennsylvania heritage rooted in Lititz since 1934. The company is best known for Wilbur Buds, the chocolate drops introduced in 1894 and still made from the original recipe, while its Lititz kitchen continues to produce small-batch treats. Wilbur Chocolate became part of Cargill in 1992.
Since 2003, Wild Flour Bakery has baked artisan breads and pastries in Philadelphia, growing from Nishon and Laura’s one-person operation in a shared South Philadelphia space into a small wholesale bakery in Upper Holmesburg. Its hand-rolled, hearth-baked baguettes and carefully laminated chocolate croissants reflect Nishon’s pastry-kitchen training and the bakery’s focus on breads made to order. Wild Flour also brings its baking to more than six local farmers’ markets each week during the season.