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Since 1994, Weaver Barns has built Amish-made sheds and backyard buildings, growing from a two-person operation in the second story of an old barn into a regional manufacturer based in Sugarcreek. Its custom-built structures are made with premium-grade lumber and custom-milled floorboards, with options for prebuilt delivery or assembly on site. A dealer network across the Midwest supports the company’s emphasis on personal service and long-term use.
Since 1929, Weaver Eggs has been a fourth-generation, family-owned Ohio farm producing and processing eggs for retailers and foodservice customers nationwide. Based in Versailles, the company runs a vertically integrated operation that grows grain, makes feed, cares for hens, and ships eggs from its own facilities. Its farms have also earned recognition for environmental stewardship and product quality while maintaining a strong role in the local community.
Since 1973, Weaver Equine has made horse tack and riding gear in Mount Hope, Ohio, beginning with founder Harry Weaver’s first leather halter. Its American-made line pairs traditional leather craftsmanship with practical design, from dependable working tack to customizable Synergy saddle pads built from steam-pressed merino wool felt. The company also supports equestrian organizations and events while backing its products with an Always Guaranteed promise.
Since Harry A. Weaver founded it in 1973 as the Fryburg Shoe Shop, Weaver Leather LLC has grown from a 20-by-40-foot garage into a Mount Hope, Ohio, manufacturer rooted in handcraftsmanship. The company is known for leather and nylon goods serving equine and related working communities, while its Weaver Custom operation carries that heritage into made-to-order manufacturing for customers in the United States and abroad.
Since Joe Webb and Don Stiles formed their Ohio partnership in 1956, Webb-Stiles Company has grown into a U.S. manufacturer known for solving difficult material-handling problems with custom-built equipment. Based in Valley City with a second manufacturing division in Alabama, the company serves industrial operations nationwide and keeps each project under its own roof from engineering through field installation.
From a garage operation launched in 1993, Webber Electronics has grown into a locally owned family business supplying power cords, wire harnesses, and high-speed cables to OEMs and distributors worldwide. Based in North Ridgeville, the company combines a substantial Northeast Ohio inventory with custom cord design and manufacturing partnerships for applications ranging from medical devices to industrial equipment. Its primary manufacturing facility is ISO9002, RoHS, and REACH certified, and the business continues to expand its warehouse and assembly space while retaining its family roots.
Founded by Thomas Webb after two decades with semiconductor process-heating suppliers, WebbTech International helps manufacturers keep aging wet-process equipment running. Its team and partners bring more than 100 years of combined direct-factory experience to the repair and refurbishment of FSI Helios 52 systems, serving semiconductor and related microelectronics operations.
For more than a century, Weber Aerospace has shaped precision sheet-metal components through hydroforming and metal forming for aerospace, medical, and commercial manufacturers. The family-owned and -operated Willoughby company has been hydroforming complex shapes since 1948, designing and maintaining its tooling in-house while supporting demanding short-lead-time programs. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016, with NADCAP certification for aerospace heat treating.
Founded in 1876, Webster Industries makes engineered chain, sprockets and vibratory equipment for material handling and power transmission applications. Headquartered in Tiffin, Ohio, the company keeps design and manufacturing under one roof at a 350,000-square-foot facility, supporting highly customizable solutions through a vertically integrated operation. Webster’s employee-owned facilities also include operations in Mississippi, Oregon and Michigan, with the company continuing its expansion through the Webster, ACTION and Allor brands.
Founded in 1933, Wedge Products is a long-established Northeast Ohio manufacturer known for precision stamping at production scale. Its 110,000-square-foot facility and more than 64 presses support demanding aerospace work under AS9100 Rev. D, while serving industrial and OEM customers with repeatable components.
Family-owned since 1948, Weekley’s Mailing Service is a Berea, Ohio direct-mail and postal-services company helping regional and nationwide mailers prepare, process, and deliver campaigns. Its account managers follow each job through production, while the company’s postal expertise focuses on accurate handling and workshare savings. Weekley’s is also a WBENC-certified Women’s Business Enterprise and offers climate-controlled warehousing and fulfillment alongside its mailing operations.
For more than a century, Minneapolis-based WEG Electric Machinery has built its identity around solving difficult electric-machine applications, tracing its roots to a service shop established in 1891 and motor manufacturing begun in 1897. Now part of the WEG Group, the company continues to design custom equipment for heavy industrial customers while maintaining manufacturing and service operations under one roof in a 425,000-square-foot facility. Its history includes the Duraguard insulation system and a quality program certified to ISO 9001.
Marking 175 years of history, Weidmüller is a German industrial technology company known for helping manufacturers connect, control, and digitalise electrical systems. Its Richmond, Virginia, operation also provides engineering support and ready-to-install assemblies for panel builders and industrial customers.
Founded by themed-entertainment veterans Manfred Weigl and Mike Blasko, Weigl Controls grew from their combined experience in show control, theatrical lighting and animatronics programming. The Berea-based company is known for building the electronic control systems behind interactive attractions, museum exhibits and other themed-entertainment projects, including Garner Holt Productions’ Living Faces of History. Its products are designed to let creative teams program and operate complex experiences without being constrained by the control hardware.
From its lead factory in Buchen, Germany, WEISS GmbH makes automation components and systems for precise industrial motion, including rotary indexing tables and linear transfer equipment. Its experience ranges from heavy-duty laser-welding automation for automotive production to high-precision positioning for electronics and medical applications, while its Pick-o-Mat assembly machine combines a rotary table with handling modules for high-volume work.
Family-owned since 1956, Weiss Industries is a woman-owned small business led by the McKeon family in Mansfield, Ohio. The company serves defense and other regulated industries with American-made custom metal components, maintaining ISO 9001 certification and a focus on traceability for long-term manufacturing programs.
Owned since 1952 by the farmer members of the National Grape Co-operative, Welch Foods, Inc. is rooted in more than 600 American farming families. Based in Concord, Massachusetts—the birthplace of the Concord grape—the company began making its signature shelf-stable juice in 1869 and now brings grape-based food products to consumers and food manufacturers worldwide.
Since its founding as Elkhart Container in 1985, Welch Packaging has grown as a multigenerational, family-owned business while keeping local relationships at the center of its work. The company now supports customers through a broad network of corrugated manufacturing plants, producing custom packaging with much of its sheet material made in-house. Welch also extends that family culture into the communities around its facilities, partnering with more than 250 local organizations.
Founded in 1991 in a Cincinnati basement, Weld Plus is a full-service welding machinery dealer that sells, rents, repairs, rebuilds and integrates new and used equipment. The company now operates from a 44,000-square-foot warehouse serving customers across the United States and internationally, with a particular strength in bringing older welding machinery back to current standards. Its technicians are certified by Lincoln, Miller and Fronius.
Founded in 2000 by industry veterans, Weld Systems Integrators manufactures resistance welding equipment and integrates robotic resistance and MIG welding cells from its Warrensville Heights, Ohio facility. WSI is especially known for capacitor-discharge systems that weld fasteners to hot-stamped boron and other press-hardened steels, backed by an in-house laboratory for process testing and validation. The company also repairs, rebuilds, and supports both its own and legacy welding machines.