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Warren-based Weld-Action Company has been helping industrial manufacturers automate welding processes since 1963. The company is known for taking responsibility for the full integration, from engineering through installation and operator training, rather than simply supplying equipment. Its work serves manufacturers in fields including automotive, electronics, and steel processing.
Akron-based WeldBot, LLC designs and builds FANUC robotic arc-welding cells, with a specialty in the difficult intersection of welding know-how and robot integration. The FANUC-exclusive integrator also programs, maintains, and updates robotic systems, drawing on technicians with more than 15 years of welding experience and in-house CWI expertise. WeldBot has extended that focus into custom machine building and a turnkey robotic grinding system.
Weldcraft Products fabricates and machines precision parts ranging from small components to structures weighing up to 150,000 pounds in Ohio’s Miami Valley. Its large-format capabilities include weld tables as long as 40 feet, machining travel measured in hundreds of inches, and CNC boring mills that handle work up to 50 feet along the X-axis. The company also offers grinding and assembly, allowing customers to move a project from fabrication through completion with one provider.
Founded in 1960, Cleveland’s Welded Ring Products Co. is known for supplying circular metal components to demanding industries, with aerospace work that has continued for more than 36 years. The company is certified to supply aircraft-engine makers worldwide and holds AS9100D with ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Opened by the Lewis family in Orwell in 1958, Welded Tubes has built its identity around more than six decades of precision tube manufacturing and close technical support for OEM customers. The locally rooted company is known for small-diameter, heavy-wall steel tubing, and it became part of Lock Joint Tube in 2020. Welded Tubes is IATF 16949:2016 certified.
Known for more than 40 years of welding expertise, Welding & Joining Technology, LLC is an Auburn Hills engineering consultancy serving manufacturers and government contractors. Its work centers on helping organizations meet demanding NAVSEA, defense, aerospace, and maritime requirements through specialized welding engineering and workforce training.
Born from a 1918 precision-tooling company, Weldon Pump has manufactured custom fuel-system components—including pumps, motors and valves—for aviation, defense and industrial applications since its pump division began in 1942. Its wartime cam-vane de-icing pump supported B-24 Liberator aircraft and earned the Army-Navy “E” Award in 1944; today, the Ohio manufacturer combines custom engineering with FAA-, EASA- and CAA-certified repair capabilities. Weldon’s manufacturing and engineering facility is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D aerospace standards.
Weldons is an ice cream shop and maker in Millersport, Ohio, known for preparing ice cream cakes alongside its frozen treats. The business also operates as a seasonal store, welcoming customers from March through October.
Backed by more than 35 years of cabinetmaking at Cabinet Specialties, Well-Built Cabinetry produces custom cabinetry in Fredericksburg, Ohio, combining hand building with modern CNC technology. Each cabinet is built one at a time by trained craftspeople, using carefully selected hardwoods and furniture-grade plywood before receiving a durable painted or stained finish. Well-Built is the company’s newer cabinet line, created to bring that long-established custom-cabinet experience to kitchens, baths and other living spaces.
Weller Truck Parts traces its roots to Harry Weller’s 1928 auto-parts business in Muskegon, Michigan, and has grown into a 100% employee-owned company with a nationwide distribution network. Since launching its heavy-truck division in 1973, Weller has built its reputation around remanufactured drivetrain components and practical support for fleets and repair shops.
Since 2012, Wellness 1 Pharmacy has served Mason, Kettering, and West Carrollton with personalized pharmacy care, including customized compounding and one-on-one medication reviews. Its pharmacists also make daily medication routines easier through free delivery and organized compliance packaging, while certified immunizers provide vaccinations in the community.
Founded by Dennis Wells, Wells Racing Engines has been building performance engines since 1968 for circle track, drag racing, boats, and street applications. The Duncanville, Texas shop aims to keep its work in-house, combining complete dyno-tuned race engines with detailed machining and component services. Many members of the Wells team have worked alongside Wells for more than a decade.
Welser Profile is a family-owned company with a history stretching across 11 generations, known as a pioneer in developing custom profiles. With more than 2,400 employees and 25,200 profile cross-sections developed to date, it works with customers worldwide to turn demanding design requirements into economical production solutions.
Since 1923, Wendell August Forge has hand-hammered custom gifts and recognition pieces in Pennsylvania for companies, organizations, and major American brands. The union-made, American-made forge has weathered war, fire, and changes in manufacturing while continuing to build custom programs from the first design idea through personalized packaging. Its work has included gifts for Coca-Cola, Warren Buffett, and professional sports teams.
From its Northeast Ohio shop, Wengerd Wood Inc. provides wholesale CNC routing and engineering services for hard-to-make wood, plastic, and composite parts. The company specializes in CNC cabinet parts, using Cabinet Vision and nesting software to turn drawings or sketches into accurately labeled, assembly-ready components, from a single part to thousands of sheets. Multiple machines give Wengerd Wood the capacity to handle both small custom jobs and high-volume production.
From its headquarters in Tettnang, Germany, wenglor sensoric group develops and manufactures sensor, machine-vision and software solutions for industrial automation. The group employs around 1,100 people, sells through 49 locations in 42 countries, and produces hardware and software at seven European sites. Its work ranges from compact ultrasonic sensing to 2D/3D inspection systems, with particular depth in machine vision and industrial image processing.
Founded in 1990 by Walter Kuskowski, Wentworth Technologies has grown from a single acquired mold company into a family-owned group that makes plastics-processing products and the molds and tooling behind them. Its 18 facilities operate across Europe and North America, including 12 manufacturing sites in Canada, the United States and Poland. The company’s distinctive reach spans both finished packaging and the specialized tooling used to produce it, while Kuskowski’s family continues the business after his passing in 2023.
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Wepuko PAHNKE traces its heritage to Fritz Thumm, who founded the original company in 1932, and has maintained a Springfield, Ohio presence since 1974. Today, it serves industrial customers worldwide from its North American base, with particular experience in specialized forging presses and high-pressure pumps.
For nearly eight decades, Werk-Brau has been a Findlay, Ohio manufacturer known for building attachments around the realities of demanding jobsites. Since 1947, its in-house engineering and fabrication teams have supplied purpose-built equipment to contractors and dealers, with production reaching about 50,000 attachments a year. The company also supports its dealer network with machine-specific fitment guidance and technical service.
Founded in Cleveland in 1912, Werner G. Smith, Inc. manufactures bio-based oils, esters, waxes, and specialty chemicals for industrial applications. The Cleveland company combines polymerizing and oxidizing equipment with capacity for up to 1 million pounds of product per month, and it also toll-processes customized materials from pilot batches through full production.