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Vantage Specialty Chemicals is a global specialty-chemicals manufacturer that develops and makes ingredients and formulations, with roots as an oleochemical manufacturing company established in 2008. It reports about $1 billion in 2025 global sales, approximately 1,000 employees, 15 laboratories, and more than 80% bio-based solutions. The company works with customers across personal care and beauty, food, pharmaceutical, surface treatment, consumer, and industrial markets.
Founded in 1990, Vapor Systems Technologies, Inc. develops and manufactures environmentally focused products for gasoline dispensing facilities in the petroleum industry. Its work is centered on reducing fugitive VOC vapors, with products designed to protect air and water quality and improve fueling-station safety and reliability.
For more than 25 years, Vapotherm has made respiratory-support devices built around high velocity therapy, its mask-free approach for spontaneously breathing patients from premature neonates to adults. Based in Exeter, New Hampshire, the medical-device company’s portfolio includes the HVT 2.0 and Precision Flow systems, alongside a portable ventilator developed with Flight Medical. Vapotherm products are used in more than 2,400 hospitals across over 40 countries.
Founded in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1951 by the Vargo family, Varbros, LLC manufactures high-volume, close-tolerance stamped parts and assemblies for mass-production industries. The company reports more than 70 years of production experience and operates its Varbros facility in Brook Park alongside its TrimLine Die division in LaGrange, specializing in metal stamping and precision tooling.
Founded in 1985 by Randall L. Alexoff, Vari-Wall Tube Specialists began as an engineering consulting firm and started manufacturing in 1986. The family-owned Ohio company makes high-strength, lightweight variable-wall tubular components, and says its patented work includes the world’s first butted aluminum bicycle-frame tubes. It operates an 80,000-square-foot manufacturing facility and remains committed to making steel and aluminum tubes in the United States.
Founded in 1946, Cincinnati’s Varland Plating is a third-generation, family-run job shop specializing in precision barrel-plated finishes for demanding parts. Its in-house software and automated lines track each order from receipt through shipment, while the company’s electroless nickel operation has added a fully automated line for tightly controlled, traceable production. Varland has held ISO 9001 certification since 2003 and is ITAR registered and compliant.
Since 1946, Cincinnati-based Varland Plating has specialized in precision barrel plating for thousands of different parts, pairing automated process control with the practical knowledge of a long-running job shop. The third-generation, family-run company is known for its in-house production software and traceability systems, as well as a fully automated electroless-nickel line launched in 2023. Varland has been ISO 9001 certified since 2003 and is ITAR registered and compliant.
Founded in 1983 as Valley Belting & Hose, Cincinnati-based VBH Technologies fabricates hydraulic and industrial hose assemblies and precision-bent tube components for OEM and industrial customers. Now led by founder Carl Armbruster’s son, Michael, the company combines in-house engineering and prototyping with production capabilities suited to both complex one-offs and high-volume programs. VBH is one of only 11 Parker-preferred hose assembly experts in the United States to hold Parker’s Certified Hose Assembler designation and follows NAHAD specifications for hose fabrication.
For almost 40 years, Vector Chemicals has manufactured industrial detergents and degreasers in Youngstown, Ohio, including biodegradable cleaning formulas for commercial and power-washing applications. The company is a woman- and veteran-owned business and the innovator of drum-pack technology, which ships concentrated product without water for on-site mixing and lower shipping costs. Vector says it continues to support manufacturers and small businesses in the Mahoning Valley.
Vector ElectroMagnetics is a Wilmington, Ohio small business established in 2010 by two former Mission Research Corporation leaders who wanted to return to technology-focused development. Its team brings more than 30 years of experience supporting defense programs, and today the company develops specialized systems and composite structures for government prime contractors and military applications.
Founded in 1976, Newark-based Vector Laboratories makes research reagents and critical components that help scientists detect, label, visualize, and conjugate biomolecules. The company began in immunohistochemistry and has grown into a life-science manufacturing partner supporting research in areas such as neuroscience, cancer, and infectious disease, with custom capabilities extending from recombinant antibody production to bioconjugate development. Its ISO 9001:2015-certified operations now span the United States, the UK, and Europe.
Founded by vision scientist David W. Evans, Ph.D., VectorVision makes standardized vision-testing instruments for measuring visual function in eye-care practices and clinical research. Based in Greenville, Ohio, the company has spent 30 years developing patented systems such as the CSV-1000, CSV-2000 and ESV-3000, which automatically control testing luminance for consistent results. Its equipment is used in more than 60 countries, 5,000 eye-care clinics and more than 50 FDA clinical trials.
Since 1972, Northern Ohio’s Vectron Deburring has made the removal of burrs from machined and cast parts its specialty, using contract thermal and electro-chemical deburring for medium- and high-volume manufacturers. The Elyria operation spans more than 80,000 square feet and also handles ultrasonic cleaning and surface finishing, with its own enclosed trucks providing pickup and delivery. Vectron processes sample parts at no charge as part of its feasibility and quoting process.
Founded in Cleveland in 1956 as Phil Vedda & Sons Printing, Vedda Printing+ is a third-generation, family-owned commercial printer handling projects from short-run digital work to high-volume offset production. Its union-certified operation keeps printing, mailing, finishing and fulfillment under one roof in a combined 33,000 square feet of Cleveland production and warehouse space. The company is particularly rooted in serving union organizations, political campaigns, nonprofits and businesses throughout Northeast Ohio and beyond.
Cincinnati-based Veelo Technologies develops and manufactures lightweight conductive materials and heating technologies for composite aerospace and defense systems. Founded in 2008 by Joe Sprengard Jr., the company grew from laboratory trials into commercialized solutions for applications such as lightning-strike protection, composite bonding and aircraft de-icing. Its multidisciplinary team brings together chemistry, materials science, electrical engineering and scaled manufacturing, and Veelo is AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certified.
VEGA Grieshaber KG is a global manufacturer of sensors for level, point level, and pressure measurement, headquartered in Schiltach, Germany, in the Black Forest. Founded in 1959, the company employs over 2,800 people worldwide, with 1,300 at its headquarters, and is part of the Grieshaber Group. VEGA is known for its innovative measurement technology that is easy to install and operate, providing maximum safety and reliability for demanding industrial processes across various industries.
VEGA HELMET presents itself as a U.S. helmet source dating to 1994, with its American distribution handled exclusively by Moto Helmet Plus, LLC. The Las Vegas-based operation supplies protective headgear to motorcyclists and other powersports riders, including its notably extended-size Superdome line.
Founded by biomedical engineer Suzanne Meyer and vascular surgeon Dr. Christopher Meyer, woman-owned Vein360 LLC reprocesses IVUS and radiofrequency catheters for vein clinics. Based in Blue Ash, the company pairs FDA-cleared reprocessing with 100% device inspection and a buyback program that has delivered millions of dollars in healthcare supply-chain savings while keeping tens of thousands of devices out of landfills. Its leadership also includes a 25-year veteran of single-use medical-device reprocessing.
Born from a show-dog breeder’s search for gentler grooming care, Columbus-based Vellus Products, Inc. manufactures concentrated dog-grooming formulas for show exhibitors and pampered pets. Founder Sharon Kay Doherty began the company with her research-chemist nephew in 1992, combining hands-on knowledge of dog coats with personal-care science. Her daughter Teri became owner and president in 2014, continuing the family-owned business and its coat-type-customized approach.