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For more than 50 years, family-owned Vi-Cas Mfg Company in Cincinnati has made vacuum cups and related components for production equipment, from handling contact lenses to supporting aircraft assembly. Its catalog includes more than 23,300 parts, while its team also duplicates or modifies customer-supplied samples and drawings for custom applications, typically turning around a duplicate in three weeks. Vi-Cas sells direct, offers free samples for fit and function testing, and handles both prototype and high-volume orders.
With more than 30 years as a defense contractor, Viasat, Inc. is a global communications company known for extending secure connectivity into hard-to-reach places. Its satellite internet and cybersecurity services support customers ranging from households to government networks, while FAA- and EASA-approved repair stations support aircraft products.
Founded by husband-and-wife engineers Jim and Julie Pooler in 2010, Wooster-based VIB-ISO designs and manufactures vibration isolation, seismic restraint, and sound attenuation systems for the construction industry. The company has grown from a one-car garage into a team of more than 25 professionals working in a 75,000-square-foot U.S. manufacturing facility, while keeping its family-focused, home-grown character. Its patented VIBrail-VIR system was designed to meet IBC 2012 requirements, and in-house 3-D modeling and finite element analysis support custom solutions from concept through installation.
Created in 2022 from the combination of Chromaflo, Ferro and Prince, Vibrantz Technologies is a global materials manufacturer with roots reaching back more than a century in some of its specialties. Its roughly 4,500 employees develop engineered materials for manufacturers whose products need reliable color, surface performance or demanding electronic functionality. With 55 manufacturing sites across six continents, Vibrantz serves customers worldwide while investing heavily in research and development.
Created in 2022 through the combination of Chromaflo, Ferro and Prince, Vibrantz Technologies is a global specialty-materials manufacturer serving industrial and consumer-product makers. Drawing on more than 100 years of experience in glass and ceramic science, particle engineering and color technology, the company develops materials that improve the appearance, durability and performance of products used every day. Vibrantz has about 4,500 employees and 55 manufacturing sites across six continents.
From its Mentor, Ohio facility, Vicon Fabricating Company makes precision steel parts, including long formed sections for truck chassis, cranes and communication poles. Its equipment handles unusually long and heavy work, with CNC press brakes forming one-piece lengths up to 50 feet and laser cutting steel up to 56 feet. Vicon is American owned and operated and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification, while its staff is cross-trained across the manufacturing process.
Founded in 1907, Victoriaville & Co. remains a fourth-generation family business whose work has been devoted exclusively to the funeral industry since 1948. With hundreds of employees across Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom, it is known for manufacturing hardwood caskets for funeral homes and authorized distributors throughout North America.
Founded as a lumber mill in 1907, Victoriaville & Co. has made caskets and supplied funeral homes since 1948, growing into a fourth-generation family business that manufactures and distributes funeral and commemorative products. Its wood caskets are made at the family-owned Victoriaville, Quebec plant, while its North American network includes a 67,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility in Cleveland. The company also supports funeral homes with digital ordering and selection-room tools alongside its physical products.
Born in 2001 in a two-car Sidney, Ohio garage, veteran-owned Victory Machine and Fab now combines precision machining and custom metal fabrication with millwright and rigging work for industrial customers across Ohio and the Midwest. Founded by precision machinist Roger Wilcox and now operated by his son Aaron, the company has grown into a 40,000-square-foot Sidney facility with more than 45 trade professionals under one roof. Its millwright and ironwork crews also provide 24/7 emergency maintenance support, helping plants stay in operation.
From its Fairfield, Ohio operation, Victory North America manufactures and supplies infrared and ultraviolet lamps and systems for industrial heating, curing and disinfection. It is the dedicated North American arm of Victory Lighting, which has designed and manufactured IR and UV solutions since 1991, while the local team holds stock and ships across the United States, Canada and South America. The operation grew from the former Quartz Lamps Inc. distribution business into a local warehouse, sales and technical-support presence backed by Victory’s global manufacturing capability.
Founded in 1977, Video Products Inc. is an Aurora, Ohio supplier of connectivity products serving integrators, distributors, IT professionals and tech-savvy home users. The company is known for rigorously tested, low-cost solutions supported by a one-year parts-and-labor warranty and a 30-day satisfaction guarantee.
Since 1893, Vienna Beef has made sausages and other Chicago food staples, with its products still produced in Chicago in small batches using traditional recipes. The company traces its origins to two brothers who introduced their Austrian-Hungarian sausages at the World’s Fair, and it now also includes Chipico, a refrigerated pickle and condiment division making kosher dills since 1925. Vienna Beef is also USDA Establishment No. 1, recognized as the first meat plant to be inspected.
Established on February 6, 2024, ViewRay Systems is a privately held medical-device company that designs, manufactures and markets the MRIdian A3i radiation therapy system. Based in Oakwood Village, Ohio, the company combines diagnostic-quality MRI, radiation delivery and proprietary software so clinicians can track soft tissue in real time and adapt treatment as anatomy changes. ViewRay Systems acquired the assets and intellectual property of ViewRay, Inc., carrying forward the MRIdian platform while expanding its capabilities for precision cancer care.
Established in 2024 after acquiring ViewRay, Inc.’s assets, ViewRay Systems is a privately held medical-device company that designs, manufactures, and markets the MRIdian A3i MRI-guided radiation therapy system. Based in Oakwood Village, Ohio, the company combines diagnostic-quality MRI, radiation delivery, and proprietary software to track soft tissue in real time and adapt treatment as anatomy changes. Its system is designed to fit standard radiation-therapy vaults without removing ceilings or walls.
VIGEO GARDENS grew from a basement operation serving cancer patients into Rubber City Farm, a nearly 30,000-square-foot indoor farm in Akron’s historic BF Goodrich factories producing leafy greens and microgreens year-round. Its hydroponic, climate-controlled operation supplies locally grown produce harvested and delivered within 24 hours, while using less water and composting farm waste for community farms in Akron.
Founded in 2009 by Chris and Katie Nyhuis, Cincinnati-based Vigilant provides cybersecurity services and technology built around its patented Forensically Validated Detection and Response approach. Its CyberDNA platform uses continuous full packet capture to validate threats, while a 24/7 U.S.-based security operations team supports clients; the company says it has recorded zero client breaches over more than 16 years. Vigilant also directs 25% of its profits to orphan care and anti-human-trafficking efforts through Vigilant Hope.
Founded by pharmacist Ed Zatta, RPh, and COO Jeff Gloyer, Vigor Compounding is an Ohio-based company built around pharmacy expertise and support for healthcare providers. It helps practices connect patients with medically supervised compounded GLP-1 treatment, with Zatta bringing more than 30 years of sterile-compounding experience to the company’s quality-focused approach. Vigor says its batches are independently tested for sterility and endotoxins before fulfillment.
Village Brewing Company runs a downtown Somerville brewpub where in-house craft beer meets a seasonal, locally sourced kitchen. Its rotating beer menu is brewed with locally sourced ingredients, while spent malt and grains go to nearby farmers, making the brewery’s community ties part of the operation. The brewpub also serves as a gathering place for local events, including live music and weekly trivia.
Since 2004, Village Plastics has manufactured thermoplastic welding rod and 3D-printing filament, becoming one of the first U.S. producers of filament for 3D printers. Now operating under Toner Plastics in East Longmeadow, Massachusetts, the brand combines decades of extrusion experience with custom tooling and three-axis laser inspection for closely controlled, traceable production. Its American-made filament and welding rod are produced on dedicated lines for retail, wholesale and custom customers.
Owned and operated by Rick and Tammy Davin, Vintage Auto Trim restores and repairs automotive tops, interiors, and upholstery for vehicles ranging from 1911 models to the present. Founded as Lebanon Auto Trim in 1979, the Cincinnati-area shop has spent more than 35 years handling everything from seat repairs to custom interiors and full concours restorations. Its work includes award-winning restorations such as a 1959 Rolls-Royce and a 1965 Porsche 356 Cabriolet, with projects featured at car shows across the United States.