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Founded in Dayton in 1916, Vulcan Tool Company is one of the region’s longest-running manufacturing operations, evolving from a small tool-and-die shop into a U.S. industrial manufacturer. Its history is closely tied to the Brehm supported-shear design, which underpins the chipless tube-cutting machines the company is known for. Since Paradigm Industrial acquired its assets in 2020, Vulcan has continued serving commercial and defense customers from Dayton as an ISO 9001:2015-certified, service-disabled veteran-owned business.
Founded in 1972, privately held W-J Incorporated is a Solon, Ohio manufacturer known for extending the working life of equipment used by plastics and rubber processors. Its 42,000-square-foot U.S. plant produces and restores feedscrews and barrels, while its engineers also help customers assess equipment problems in the field.
Tracing its roots to a 1932 shoe-tack business in Jaffrey, New Hampshire, W. W. Cross Industries now manufactures electrical staples, conduit straps and specialty fasteners at its modern facility in Canton, Ohio. Its Viking staples are known for heavy wire that drives easily, holds securely and resists bending, while newer products address arc-fault prevention and structured-wiring needs. The company says its products comply with industry standards and applicable electrical codes.
W.E. Hoban Company is a family-owned manufacturer of forged, machined and assembled metal parts, carrying forward the combined histories of Cleveland Hardware and Forging, Fox Valley Forge and Green Bay Drop Forge. Although the W.E. Hoban name was introduced in 2024, the business traces its manufacturing roots to 1881 and has supplied forging expertise for nearly a century in areas such as heavy truck, automotive and industrial equipment. Its Aurora and Green Bay operations hold ISO 9001 certification, with Aurora also certified to IATF 16949.
W.T. Nickell Label Company traces its Batavia, Ohio, roots to Wiley Thomas Nickell’s 1960 label-imprinting venture and now produces custom pressure-sensitive labels and packaging with digital and flexographic presses. The local business has spent more than 50 years refining label work, from barcode labels to durable industrial applications, while pairing modern equipment with flexible service for business customers. Its current HP Indigo and Nilpeter presses handle both short-to-medium runs and larger orders, including runs from 5,000 to 50 million labels.
Founded in 1964 by Jerry Seger, Wabash Valley Eggs remains a privately owned Dubois, Indiana, company managed by the second and third generations of the Seger family. Its vertically integrated operations support egg processing for food companies across the United States and abroad, with a particular history in dried egg products dating to the 1994 acquisition of Ballas Egg Products in Zanesville, Ohio.
For more than 100 years, Wacker Chemie AG has developed and manufactured specialty chemicals and biotechnology solutions for customers in markets around the world. The Munich-based company combines product and process innovation with a global operating network of 27 production sites, 47 sales offices and more than 16,000 employees. Through Wacker Biotech, it also brings more than 30 years of experience in developing and validating biopharmaceutical manufacturing processes.
Founded in 1879 as a wood product manufacturer, Waddell Manufacturing has spent more than a century serving the wood crafts industry. Today, it creates wood-based decorating materials for homeowners and renters, including its removable Artis Wall reclaimed-wood accent system.
Since 1954, third-generation family-owned Wagner Electric Sign Co. has designed, fabricated, installed, and maintained custom electrical signage from its Elyria shop. The company is particularly known for restoring and replicating historic theatre marquees nationwide, while also bringing digital LED signage and traditional craftsmanship together for projects ranging from local stadiums to major national venues. Wagner employs union craftsmen and maintains a UL Listing, including the ability to contract UL field inspections.
Since buying its first CNC mill in 1986, Champaign-based Wagner Machine Co. has built a 40-plus-year precision machining operation around difficult prototypes and complex, tight-tolerance parts. Its 40-plus manufacturing experts work in more than 30,000 square feet, combining dedicated prototype machining with automated production so a part can move from one-off development into repeat manufacturing. Wagner is ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified and ITAR registered.
Wagner-Smith Equipment Co. traces its roots to an Ohio powerline contractor incorporated in 1917, with the Wagner-Smith name adopted in 1946. Today, the company serves electrical power and communications contractors through American-made line-stringing equipment, backed by five U.S. locations and manufacturing at two of them.
Founded in Taiwan in 1968, Wah Lee Industrial Corp. has spent more than five decades helping Taiwan’s industrial sectors adopt emerging technologies and materials. Its work has grown into international technology and materials distribution, supported by overseas subsidiaries and representative offices established since 1980. The company is known for linking suppliers with manufacturers and, in some cases, investing upstream to help mature products take root locally.
Founded in 1921 by Oscar C. Wahl, Wahl Refractory Solutions manufactures custom-engineered refractory precast shapes and castables for high-temperature industrial applications. The Fremont company pioneered steel-fiber refractory technology, developing Wire-N-Cast in 1970 and later the SIFCA® process, and remains known for large MegaBRIX® furnace linings and shapes weighing more than 30,000 pounds. Wahl operates under ISO 9001:2015 and provides engineered and turnkey refractory support to molten-metals, minerals-processing, and thermoprocessing customers.
Founded in 1988, Walker Printing Co. produces commercial print work in Mentor, handling both long and short runs in-house rather than farming jobs out. Its shop combines Heidelberg offset presses with digital printing, while press fingerprinting helps keep color consistent from one press to another.
Founded in 1938, Wall Colmonoy is a global materials engineering group known for nearly nine decades of metallurgy and for pioneering high-temperature brazing for aerospace. Its engineers develop metal solutions that help critical industrial components withstand wear, corrosion and heat, serving customers whose operations include aircraft production and glass manufacturing.
From its in-house production space in Mason, Ohio, Wall Decal World makes custom wall decals and wall wraps for businesses nationwide. Lindsay Robinson purchased the company outright in 2016, and she now runs the Certified Woman-Owned Small Business with her husband, Andrew, who joined full-time in 2019. The family-owned team grew from its early focus on nursery decals into a business specializing in branded commercial spaces, with every order printed and shipped in-house.
Founded by Wayne Weaver in 2008, Wall House Coffee Co. is a Sugarcreek coffee house and small-batch roaster that brings beans from around the world to Ohio for roasting. The Weaver family’s interest in fine coffee grew from travels through the western United States, including time in Seattle, before they opened their hometown shop. Its signature Wayne’s Blend, created by Weaver and kept as a trade secret, remains the company’s most popular blend, while the café also serves housemade ice cream and food.
Wall Zenmore is an independently owned small business creating made-to-order fine-art décor in the USA, pairing original photography and designs with the feel of professional framing. Based in Westlake, Ohio, its artisans handcraft framed prints and other wall pieces with conservation-grade materials, including MDF-free natural wood frames and UV-protective glazing. The company’s focus is on bringing custom frame-shop craftsmanship to distinctive, ready-to-display home and office décor.
Four generations of the Wallace family have guided Wallace Forge Company since Emery R. Wallace founded it in 1942. The Canton manufacturer began with die work and custom forgings before developing its own products for the truck and trailer industry; it has been making king pins for tractor-trailers since 1980. Its parts are manufactured in the United States, with production shaped by forging and related in-house processes.