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Founded in 2013, V Soft Lift develops and supplies PDO threads for regenerative aesthetic treatments, pairing its products with practitioner training and clinical support. Its threads are FDA-cleared as a Class II medical device for the thread-in-cannula unit and CE Medical Device certified, while the company says its polymer-coated designs deliver tensile strength 10–20 times greater than comparable threads. V Soft Lift also partners with the American Association of Facial Esthetics to offer certification courses for providers.
Founded in 1962, woman- and minority-owned V.O. Baker Company supplies nondestructive testing equipment and specialty chemicals while providing turnkey custom filling and packaging from its Mentor, Ohio operation. The company is now the largest U.S. distributor of Magnaflux® NDT supplies, with more than 60 years of experience, over 3,200 customers and shipments reaching five continents.
Since its founding in 1988, VA Technology has grown into a 200-person engineering company known for industrialising ceramic mould production for investment casters. It has installed more than 450 systems worldwide and supports them through its international facilities and service teams. Its work centres on bespoke shellroom systems, including the IC-Crystal process-management platform.
Established in 1988, VA Technology designs, manufactures, installs and services automated shellroom systems for investment casting. Its IC-series robots and IC-Crystal process-management software turn ceramic shell-making into a controlled industrial process, with more than 450 systems installed across 35 countries. The company has facilities in the UK, USA and China and supports customers through training, remote diagnostics and field service.
VAAST Bikes builds sport-performance bicycles and personal mobility vehicles for riders who want to travel beyond the pavement, with its all-road lineup distinguished by lightweight Allite Super Magnesium frames. The brand pairs that material with its V-Fit riding posture and, in the E/1, NAILD R3ACT ground-tracing suspension to make bikes suited to everything from daily urban travel to longer adventures. VAAST also emphasizes lower-impact cycling through recyclable frames, carbon-offset shipping, and 100% fiber-based plastic-free packaging.
Since 1959, Vacalon Company Inc. has made and distributed professional dental products, with its Ohio operation supplying dental laboratories and dealers in more than 50 countries. The company is known for its own Quickcheck indicating spray and Vacalon disposable plungers, while expanding its line through research and exclusive partnerships with manufacturers in Belgium, Korea, and Germany.
Founded in 1997 by brothers Tom and John Tucker, Sheridan, Wyoming-based Vacutech designs, engineers and manufactures custom central vacuum systems for car washes. The company created the vacuum delivery arch, now a familiar feature of express exterior washes, and draws on more than 100 years of combined vacuum-industry experience. Vacutech also builds central vacuum systems for applications beyond car washing and is part of the National Carwash Solutions family.
Founded in 1991, Vacuum Energy Inc. develops and manufactures advanced getter materials, including its Sandia-developed PolyGetter™ technology, which irreversibly absorbs hydrogen and other unwanted gases. Based in Gates Mills, Ohio, the company supplies these specialized materials for demanding applications ranging from sealed biomedical devices to vacuum-insulated systems, where they help preserve performance and reduce hydrogen-related safety risks. Its getters are used worldwide in millions of products each year.
Founded in 1949, Navarre’s Vail Industries manufactures corrugated packaging and develops inventory and design solutions for manufacturers. Its in-house approach has produced patented ideas including the LeanReel pre-glued corrugated reel, while newer closure-tape capabilities serve customers across the Ohio market. Vail combines custom packaging work with inventory programs designed to keep production moving when demand changes.
Valco Consumer Products is a Cincinnati-based American manufacturer whose identity centers on products made in the United States. It is also a master distributor for Hylomar products, serving customers who need automotive sealants and related maintenance supplies beyond the items shown in its catalog.
Established in 1952 and renamed Valco Melton in 2008, the Cincinnati-based company has spent more than 70 years developing industrial equipment for manufacturers. It is known for helping production lines apply adhesives and verify finished goods, with local support available in more than 96 countries.
Since 1967, family-owned Valco Valley Tool & Die has built its identity around American-made manufacturing in the Cleveland area. The company is particularly known for its snap buttons for telescoping tubing, while its in-house metal stamping operation develops custom small parts for customers ranging from initial prototypes to high-volume production. Valco holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Valence Industrial took shape in 2020 when two family-owned Midwestern companies, JR Buck Industries of Lexington and HB Products of Sidney, joined forces. Today, the company applies in-house engineering and fabrication to difficult custom manufacturing projects for industrial customers, with 79,000 square feet of space across Kentucky and Ohio. Its Lexington operation is ISO 9001:2015 certified, and the company is registered for private military contract work under CAGE Code 06N26.
Cincinnati-based Valentine Research designs, manufactures, and sells the Valentine One radar-and-laser detector directly to drivers. President Mike Valentine has been engineering radar-warning products since the original Escort Radar Warning Receiver in 1976, and the company still repairs its detectors by hand at its Cincinnati factory, keeping parts for units built since the early 1990s. Its signature innovation is the Radar Locator, which uses directional arrows to show whether a threat is ahead, beside, or behind the vehicle.
Há mais de 50 anos, a Valgroup produz, transforma e recicla plástico para criar soluções sustentáveis em embalagens. Com mais de 7.500 colaboradores e 40 plantas em seis países, a empresa nasceu na reciclagem e mantém esse foco em iniciativas que convertem resíduos em novos materiais, incluindo a retirada anual de 3,5 bilhões de garrafas PET do meio ambiente.
Developed by law-enforcement and special-operations professionals, Valhalla Tactical makes mission-ready tactical gear for operators, officers and everyday carriers. Based in Columbus, Ohio, the company is best known for purpose-built equipment such as its concealed-access Loki Jacket and adjustable Rukh offset optic mount, engineered for high-pressure environments.
Founded in 1976, Valley Fastener Group is a long-established manufacturer known for producing approximately 3.5 billion precision parts each year for major OEMs and industrial customers. Its four facilities across Illinois and Ohio combine in-house engineering with extensive quality testing, giving customers a single manufacturing partner for demanding fastening applications. The company is ISO 9001:2015 accredited and operates under CAGE code 4R119.
Born from Mary Ann and John Valley’s family-kitchen catering service more than 50 years ago, Valley Food Systems is a second-generation, family-run Youngstown manufacturer specializing in retort foods and shelf-stable meals. The company is unusual among co-packers for deliberately serving smaller brands producing three to five million pouches or fewer, while also supporting the National Guard with military meal kits and retort entrées—a role it has held for 25 years. Valley Foods operates under Ohio community values and holds SQF Level 2 and organic certifications.
Founded in 1932, Cincinnati’s Valley Metal Works provides custom metal fabrication and precision laser cutting for small- and medium-sized OEM and industrial production runs. The 34-person company grew from a sheet-metal shop and a 1950 tank-company acquisition into a one-stop operation that pairs engineering support with fabrication, machining partnerships, and finishing. Its welders are certified to AWS standards, while its sales engineers bring a combined century of fabrication experience to solving project details early.
In Toledo, Valley Plastics fabricates custom acrylic store fixtures and displays, drawing on more than 40 years of experience in plastic bending, solvent welding, and polishing. Its 50,000-square-foot manufacturing operation serves both end users and other fixturing companies, with the capacity to produce anything from single units to nationwide component programs. The company also operates a 20,000-square-foot woodworking facility in nearby Walbridge and makes its patented Universal Bracket® for flexible retail displays.