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Founded in Cleveland in 1931 as the Wire Stripping Company, Wallace Industries now provides heavy-duty machining and industrial services through its K.S. Machine and Dependable Tool divisions. K.S. Machine has supported construction and mining customers since 1971, while Dependable Tool—part of Wallace since 2006—adds large-capacity boring and planing work for demanding industrial projects. The company is known for quick-turnaround production, emergency breakdown repairs, and the ability to take work from prototypes through high-volume production.
Founded in Legé in 1993 by Jacky Lorin and Jim Wallart, Walor designs and manufactures forged and machined metal components for the automotive and energy sectors. The family-owned international group draws on a century of combined industrial know-how, supplying finished, ready-to-assemble parts from production sites across Europe, Asia and North America. Its particular strength is combining forging and machining expertise so customers can develop complete mechanical solutions with a single manufacturing partner.
Walsh Machine is a Mogadore, Ohio CNC machine shop built around precision work for customers developing or maintaining equipment. The shop handles prototypes and small-batch jobs, with measurement supported by Mitutoyo inspection tools and a granite surface plate.
Family-owned and rooted in Cleveland, Walsh Manufacturing Corporation has spent more than five decades solving production problems for manufacturers. The company is known for developing equipment around each customer’s parts and process rather than adapting them to an off-the-shelf machine, with every solution designed and built in its own facility.
Founded in 1992, Northeast Ohio-based Walton Plastics, Inc. is a family-owned manufacturer of rigid and flexible PVC and polyurethane sheet. The company has expanded into a third manufacturing facility while maintaining an in-house testing laboratory and offering specialized formulations, custom color matching, and in-line lamination for demanding applications.
Born in America’s Rust Belt, WARDJet builds CNC waterjet cutting systems, including purpose-built machines for demanding applications such as die-less gasket production. Founder Richard Ward entered the waterjet industry in 1995 and started the company in his garage, just a mile from the 220,000-square-foot facility it occupies today. Now part of AAG Tailored Cutting Solutions, WARDJet has more than 30 years of CNC experience, machines operating in over 180 countries, and a technical-support network spanning several regions.
Founded in 2013, Warfighter Focused Logistics is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business that manufactures power systems and cable assemblies while integrating logistics and sustainment solutions for military and commercial customers. From its 18,000-square-foot facility and six U.S. locations, the company works with OEMs and government partners on hard-to-obtain components, source approvals, and tailored support for Department of Defense programs. WFL brings decades of DoD experience and has managed thousands of contracts, with quality systems registered to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 Rev D.
Cincinnati-area Warner Technology Corp builds secure endpoint systems for classified government programs, including a mobile computer originally developed for a U.S. Air Force program. Its work centers on NSA CSfC-oriented security, encrypted external drives, and controlled data movement between classified networks. The company also makes rugged removable-drive kits designed for daily drive removal while the workstation stays in place.
Launched in July 2019, Warp Speed Printing is a small, privately owned business built around the convention and event community. It creates custom printed materials for small businesses and event vendors, while supporting youth and LGBTQ+ nonprofits as an ally business.
Warren Fabricating & Machining Corporation is a family-owned, woman-owned Ohio manufacturer that grew from a four-person garage operation founded in 1967 into a three-generation company. Under Regina Rebhan Mitchell’s leadership since 2008, War Fab has built a reputation for carefully controlled heavy steel work, including large weldments for industrial and defense projects. Its history of reinvesting in skilled people, equipment and quality systems includes ISO 9001:2015, AISC and WBENC certifications.
Warren Precision Products has been a Warren, Ohio, machine shop since 1950, when it began as a screw-machine house. Its evolution under Condo Inc., which purchased the company in 2004, combined longstanding production know-how with newer CNC technology for precision parts supplied to hydraulic and aerospace OEMs. The company has maintained continuous ISO 9001/AS9100 registration since 1996.
Founded in Mansfield, Ohio, in 1965 by Warren E. Rupp and Charles E. Young Jr., Warren Rupp engineers and manufactures air-operated and electrically operated double-diaphragm pumps for demanding fluid-handling work. Its pumps are sold in more than 60 countries through independent, factory-authorized distributors, while the company remains closely tied to its Ohio workforce and community. Warren Rupp is now a business unit of IDEX Corporation, with a workplace culture shaped by long employee tenures, hands-on training, and internal career growth.
Since 1931, Warren Steel Specialties has made American-made steel garage equipment in Warren, Ohio, carrying an automotive-industry heritage into products used by home workshops and dealerships nationwide. Now part of the Advantage Lifts family, the company produces equipment such as tire racks and heavy-duty truck ramps with the same focus on quality, safety, and strength that defines its automotive lifts.
With 40 years of contract deliveries behind it, Warrior Earth, LLC is an engineering firm known for supporting high-stakes aerospace and defense programs. Its senior engineers develop RF and FPGA systems for government agencies and defense contractors, including work on space and radar applications.
Warrior Equipment grew out of nearly two decades of using concrete equipment and another decade spent selling and repairing it, giving the Ohio-based manufacturer a practical understanding of contractors’ challenges. It builds reliable, affordable machines for professional concrete surface preparation and donates a portion of every sale to the Wounded Warrior Family Support Foundation.
Born from Ernest “Mooney” Warther’s first kitchen knife for his mother in 1902, Warther Cutlery handcrafts American-made kitchen knives and culinary wood products in Dover, Ohio. The family business has carried Mooney’s knife-making methods through multiple generations, with the shop still emphasizing the hand-crafted tradition that began more than 120 years ago. Its knives are backed by a lifetime sharpening service and guarantee.
From a dusty Durango, Colorado workshop, StoneAge has spent more than four decades engineering and manufacturing Warthog sewer-cleaning nozzles for difficult blockages and routine maintenance. Warthog’s controlled-rotation tools serve pipes from 2-inch lines to large municipal systems, while its specialized designs include the Switcher, which can change its jets inside a pipe. StoneAge distributes Warthog internationally through more than 90 dealers in 60 countries.
Founded in 1954 by Albert Andy and his three brothers, Washington Penn makes custom-engineered polypropylene and polyethylene compounds for manufacturers worldwide. The company began with polyolefin-based products and has grown from a small operation into a global business while retaining a family-rooted culture and decades of plastics expertise. Its development teams work with customers to formulate materials for demanding applications, including automotive and appliance components.
Founded in 1954 by Albert Andy and his three brothers, Washington Penn develops custom-engineered polypropylene and polyethylene compounds for manufacturers worldwide. What began as a small polyolefin manufacturer has grown into a global operation, now part of the Audia group, while retaining a family-rooted culture and a focus on application-specific material development. Its work spans demanding uses such as automotive components and home appliances, alongside sustainable formulations that incorporate recycled or renewable resources.
Formed in 2006 by Matt Brook and Larry Lang, Waterford Tank & Fabrication grew from a small Beverly, Ohio operation into a 43,000-square-foot manufacturer serving industrial customers across the Midwest and eastern United States. The company is known for custom-built steel storage tanks and ASME pressure vessels, with in-house engineering and a lean manufacturing system developed as demand expanded.