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V AND F DRUGS INC is a company in the Personal Care Product Manufacturing industry with 11-50 employees.
V&S Hot Dip Galvanizing processes steel at nine U.S. facilities, applying zinc-based coatings to protect infrastructure and industrial projects from corrosion. A subsidiary of Hill & Smith Holdings PLC, it combines decades of American galvanizing expertise with a nationwide plant network and provides hot-dip and specialized galvanizing services.
On a 6.7-acre hill outside Avondale, Va La Vineyards grows North Italian and French grape varieties and turns them into small-batch dry table wines. Family farmed and made in an old-world style by farmer-winemaker Anthony Vietri, the wines are shaped by four distinct vineyard soils and produced in very limited quantities. The fifth generation of the founding family now lives and works on the field, where tastings take place in a century-old barn.
Founded in 2003, Würzburg-based va-Q-tec Thermal Solutions GmbH is known for pioneering passive temperature control for sensitive shipments. Its in-house teams develop vacuum insulation panels and phase-change materials for pharmaceutical and food logistics, while also providing thermal engineering for industrial applications. The company reports operating all of its sites climate-neutrally since 2021.
Locally owned in Bucks County, Pennsylvania, Vacu Braze is known for precision thermal processing on demanding parts, particularly for medical and aerospace manufacturers. Its 58,000-square-foot clean facility gives engineers room to handle work ranging from small batches to large furnace loads for customers across the United States. The company’s quality credentials include NADCAP accreditation and ISO 13485:2016 certification.
Founded in 2005, Indianapolis-based Vacuforce designs and manufactures vacuum end-of-arm tooling and components for robotic pick-and-place automation. Its in-house engineering team is particularly known for application-specific systems such as the modular Squid® gripper and Barracuda™ tool, which handles porous bags and sacks that conventional suction cups struggle to grip. Vacuforce serves manufacturers, OEMs and automation integrators across North America, with products designed and built in the USA and Canada.
Since 1991, Vacuum Processes, Inc. has built a long record designing and servicing custom vacuum equipment for industrial customers, with more than 35 years of experience and hundreds of systems in the field. Based in Everett, Pennsylvania, the company is distinctive for combining equipment fabrication with in-house research and process testing, helping customers adapt or improve systems rather than simply purchase standard machinery. Its ASME-certified work includes custom chambers and thermal process equipment for applications such as aerospace, heat treating, and medical manufacturing.
Vacuum Pump Rebuilders specializes in remanufacturing and repairing vacuum pumps, with the capacity to handle equipment ranging from small 5 CFM Kinney pumps to 850 CFM Kinney and 728 CFM Stokes pumps. Its trained technicians service most makes and models, testing rebuilt units for vacuum performance, pumping speed and noise before shipment. The Greentown, Pennsylvania company also sells new and used pumps, supplies replacement parts and provides in-shop or on-site welding and brazing.
Vacuum Research Corporation has been making high-vacuum components since its first gate-valve production began in 1953, now manufacturing valves, gauges, fittings and pumps from its Pittsburgh headquarters. The company’s history is closely tied to patented high-conductance gate-valve designs, including its 1954 rotary-seal valve with unobstructed flow, and it continues to support and repair its equipment through the Pittsburgh factory.
VAL-CO Industries, Inc. manufactures equipment and production systems for poultry, egg, swine, and other agricultural operations. Formed in 2002, VAL-CO brought together earlier businesses dating to 1935, including Vallorbs, Pax, Val Watering, Raydot, and Blue Earth Research; the company’s history includes precision-machined components and poultry watering equipment.
Since 1933, Vale Wood Farms has turned milk from its own herd and neighboring family farms into dairy products at its countryside processing plant in Loretto, Pennsylvania. The family farm spans about 500 acres, milks 200 cows, and is operated by the third and fourth generations of C.A. Itle’s descendants. Its “From Moo to You” model carries the farm’s products through an on-farm store and weekly delivery service to homes, schools, stores, and businesses across the region.
Valence Surface Technologies processes and finishes metal parts for aerospace and defense supply chains, providing an integrated outside-processing service across North America. The company describes itself as a long-standing specialist in aerospace finishing, with more than 4,500 approvals and 700,000 square feet of processing space across 12 facilities. Its work includes finishing mission-critical parts, including large aerostructure components and satellite waveguides.
Valero Service Inc. designs, fabricates, modifies, and repairs vehicles at its Delmont, Pennsylvania facility, with more than 50 years of combined experience in vehicle repair, service, and customization. The company also refurbishes vehicles and provides specialized work for fleets and rail equipment.
Founded in 1980, Validus, Inc. is a precision design, engineering, and manufacturing partner that turns early-stage ideas into prototypes and finished products. Its U.S. operations combine in-house product development and machining with a global supplier network, helping emerging technology companies move from concept to market while controlling cost and schedule. The company also supports finishing, wiring, and assembly when a project calls for an integrated build.
Privately owned since Paul Valk founded it in 1952, Valk Manufacturing remains a four-generation family company in New Kingstown, Pennsylvania. Its 100,000-plus-square-foot plant serves transportation departments, municipalities, and heavy industry with American-made equipment built in-house from North American steel.
Valley Dairy Restaurants operates a Pennsylvania restaurant chain and makes its own premium ice cream, a tradition that began with the first Valley Dairy Restaurant in 1938. Its ice-cream heritage goes back to Joseph A. Greubel, who began commercial production in Derry in 1884; Fairview Dairy in Windber, purchased in 1946, remains the home of Valley Dairy ice cream. The company says its ice cream is made with fresh ingredients and is sold through its restaurants and select distributors.
Born from Mary Ann and John Valley’s family-kitchen catering service more than 50 years ago, Valley Food Systems is a second-generation, family-run Youngstown manufacturer specializing in retort foods and shelf-stable meals. The company is unusual among co-packers for deliberately serving smaller brands producing three to five million pouches or fewer, while also supporting the National Guard with military meal kits and retort entrées—a role it has held for 25 years. Valley Foods operates under Ohio community values and holds SQF Level 2 and organic certifications.
Since 1882, Valley Forge Flag has manufactured and wholesaled flags and flag accessories, with American-made products produced by teams in Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Alabama. The four-generation company’s flags have appeared at Arlington National Cemetery, the U.S. Capitol, and the first moon landing, and its workforce now numbers more than 400 employees. Valley Forge Flag is also a founding member of the Flag Manufacturers Association of America and carries its Certified Made in U.S.A. seal.
Valley Forge Tactical is a U.S.-based designer and manufacturer of tactical gear for professional forces, commercial partners, and outdoor users worldwide. Its work spans its own mission-ready equipment and custom OEM, ODM, and private-label production, with sample development and low minimum orders suited to both emerging and established teams. The company also operates VFT Gear as its retail platform.
Since 1962, Valley Forge Tape & Label has built its reputation as an Exton, Pennsylvania label manufacturer known for seasoned employees and award-winning production. The company makes custom self-adhesive labels for businesses in fields such as food, healthcare and consumer products, with more than 800 years of combined employee knowledge and an average employee tenure of 17 years.