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Family-owned and operated for more than 50 years, Valley Industrial Rubber Products Co., Inc. supplies and fabricates industrial rubber products, including hose assemblies and conveyor belting, from its Bethlehem operation. Its factory-trained team brings more than 300 years of combined industry experience and backs that knowledge with mobile testing, field service, and custom fabrication. Valley has maintained ISO registration since 1998 and now operates under an ISO 9001:2015 registered quality system.
Valley Instrument Company manufactures control systems for new or existing process and utility systems. They design, manufacture, service, program, and provide startup assistance for their control equipment.
Founded in 1979, Valley Tire is an automotive and tire service company serving automotive and light-truck, commercial-truck, and industrial, farm, and heavy-equipment customers across the eastern United States. The company describes its tire retread production and commercial-truck services, including work performed through its TruxTex locations.
Founded in 1952 in West Pittston, Pennsylvania, Valley Woodcraft manufactures custom wood, phenolic, composite and machined-plastic components and assemblies for contract customers. The small, veteran-owned manufacturer now operates from a 33,000-square-foot Wilkes-Barre facility, serving demanding markets including aerospace and defense. Its rapid-response “Need It Now” program supports prototypes and short-lead-time orders, while ISO 9001 and AS 9100 certification cover its precision parts work.
Vallorbs Jewel Company grew from jeweled watch bearings into a precision machining company serving demanding applications in nuclear power, medicine, aircraft, and other industries. Founded by F. W. “Fritz” Steudler after he learned the trade from his father, the Bird-In-Hand manufacturer has specialized in Swiss screw and CNC machining for more than 70 years, including critical medical components since the 1980s and nuclear end plugs since the 1970s. Vallorbs is ISO 9001:2015 certified and is the only three-time recipient of the Westinghouse Supplier Excellence Award.
Valmet supplies process technologies, automation, and services to industries including pulp, paper, tissue, and energy production. Its offerings include complete pulp-mill equipment and machinery for making and converting paper and tissue, alongside energy-production and flow-control solutions.
Valmont Industries, founded in 1946 as a farm-equipment business, designs and manufactures infrastructure products and agricultural systems. The company reports more than 11,000 employees and facilities in 21 countries, and makes products including utility structures and precision irrigation systems.
For more than 30 years, Valtech Corporation has built its name as a global specialty-chemicals manufacturer serving demanding high-tech production environments. Its Valtron® products are developed with customers and refined by the company’s sales engineers and chemists for specific manufacturing problems, rather than treated as one-size-fits-all materials. Valtech operates manufacturing, research, and international locations to support customers around the world.
Valtir, LLC manufactures highway safety products and has been innovating roadway safety design since 1969. Formerly Trinity Highway, it became Valtir in 2022 and supplies roadway safety products across the United States and internationally, including water-filled barricades and crash cushions.
Founded in 1995, Value Added Distributors supplies applied-technology solutions centered on hydraulic hose assemblies, with application expertise that extends to hose systems and customer-specific kitting. As a Parker Hannifin Certified Hose Assembly distributor, the company supports OEMs through prototyping, on-site routing consultation, managed inventory and cleanliness testing. Its network of branches across the United States includes ISO 9001:2015-certified plants in Shawano and Chambersburg.
Established in 1997, Value Added Processing (VAP Steel) is an East Pittsburgh metal service and distribution center specializing in precision coil slitting, processing, and supply. Privately held since Joel Mazur became sole owner in 2017, the company operates a revitalized 114,000-square-foot plant under the leadership of his son, President and CEO Mark Mazur. VAP Steel combines ISO 9001:2015-certified processing with indoor coil storage and on-site rail and trucking access.
ValveMan is a national distributor of industrial valves and flow-control equipment, helping process-control buyers source application-specific products through an e-commerce operation based in Exton, Pennsylvania. Launched in 2010 as a wholly owned subsidiary of the Welsford family business, it carries more than 30,000 products across 110-plus categories and supports customers in all 50 states and internationally. Its roots reach back to 1965, and today it remains part of the third-generation, family-owned FSW Group, with engineers available to help customers match equipment to demanding applications.
Known for giving performance-car owners control over their cars’ sound, Valvetronic Designs develops valved exhaust systems from its Boyertown, Pennsylvania headquarters. Its work spans vehicle-specific upgrades and universal valved mufflers, with electronically controlled systems designed to shift between a quieter, factory-like note and a more aggressive one.
Established in 1866 as America’s first branded motor oil, Valvoline Global Operations makes automotive and industrial lubricant and mobility products and serves customers in more than 140 countries through over 80,000 distribution points. The company describes itself as a worldwide provider of automotive and industrial solutions, with products for engines and drivetrains as well as heat-transfer solutions for high-performance computing.
Since 1944, Van Air Systems has designed and manufactured compressed-air and natural-gas dehydration equipment in Lake City, Pennsylvania. The company is especially known as the original manufacturer of tabletted absorbent desiccants, developing its own formulas alongside dryers for demanding settings such as dusty industrial plants, blasting sites, and pipelines. Its on-site engineering and manufacturing capabilities support both stationary systems and portable skid-mounted drying equipment.
Family-owned Van Earl’s Cakes is a Langhorne, Pennsylvania cake-art and dessert boutique creating scratch-made, custom cakes for weddings and special events across the Philadelphia-area tri-state region. Owner and Certified Executive Pastry Chef Van E. French Jr. brings more than 20 years of culinary experience, including training in Paris and service at the Ritz-Carlton Philadelphia, to designs that are made fresh for each celebration. The bakery’s work has appeared in local wedding publications and on Food Network’s “Cake Wars” and “Wedding Cake Championship.”
Since 1988, family-owned van Hoekelen Greenhouses has grown seasonal flowering plants and bulbs for wholesale customers nationwide, earning a reputation as the largest bulb grower on the East Coast. Based in McAdoo, Pennsylvania, the company now operates 23 acres under glass across three locations, with a second generation of the van Hoekelen family working in the business. Owner and CEO Lori van Hoekelen makes VHG a woman-owned business, while her husband Cok brings horticultural experience rooted in his family’s bulb farm in Holland.
Van Industries, Incorporated is a Birdsboro, Pennsylvania custom metal fabrication and finishing shop with a 45,000-square-foot facility. Founded by its owner three years after he completed an engineering degree in 1980, the company handles custom manufacturing work and engine machining, building, dyno testing, and tuning.
Family-owned and operated since 1975, Vanderslice Machine Company grew from Jack R. Vanderslice Sr.’s home basement operation into a second- and third-generation manufacturer. The Willow Grove company is known for close-tolerance, complex components and a customer-first habit of reviewing prints for changes that can save time and money.
Richard O. Warther founded Vanguard ID Systems in Downingtown in 1987 after inventing the barcoded key tag, establishing a company known for nearly four decades of specialized U.S. manufacturing. Now under the ownership of Jack and Ariel Lewis, Vanguard carries that print heritage into custom RFID products and variable-data cards made in-house for organizations that rely on identification and tracking programs.