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Based in the Cleveland area, Velocity Direct combines idea development, design, printing and mailing to take projects from concept through delivery. The company distinguishes itself by keeping clients involved throughout each phase, offering digital and offset printing alongside finishing and targeted direct-mail work.
With seven decades of tooling experience, Ohio-based Velocity Group turns product concepts into market-ready goods through integrated engineering and onshore manufacturing. Its domestic operations bring design support, precision tooling, thermoplastic injection molding and assembly under one project-management umbrella, including FDA Class 7 cleanroom work for medical devices. The company’s quality systems are certified to ISO 9001:2016 and ISO 13485:2016, and its operations are ITAR compliant.
Velontra is a Cincinnati aerospace company built around rapid, risk-tolerant development rather than the slow pace it sees in much of today’s industry. It develops jet propulsion for defense and other advanced aerospace applications, using repeated design-build-test cycles to shorten development time and reduce cost.
From a basement confectionery in 1914 to more than five million gallons a year, Velvet Ice Cream makes premium ice cream in Utica, Ohio, still using the recipe Joseph Dager developed at the company’s founding. The family-owned business is now led by fourth-generation sisters Luconda and Joanne Dager and remains closely tied to Ye Olde Mill, its longtime home and visitor destination. Velvet distributes throughout the Midwest while welcoming more than 150,000 visitors annually to its headquarters.
Founded in 1952, Cincinnati-based Venco Venturo Industries makes truck- and van-mounted service cranes, crane bodies and conversion/dump hoists for demanding field work. The company’s history includes acquiring the Venco liftgate line in 1979, adding hoists in 1981 and later expanding into electric and hydraulic cranes under the Venturo and Venco brands. Its VLC crane-control system adds overload protection, stability monitoring and operator alerts to fully hydraulic service cranes.
Ventilex designs and manufactures industrial drying and thermal-treatment equipment, including fluid bed dryers, belt dryers, air dehumidifiers, and sterilizers. It serves food, feed, gelatin, meat, minerals, chemicals, and related processing markets with customized, energy-efficient solutions and lifecycle services.
Family-owned Ventrac grew from the Steiner family’s earlier work building agricultural equipment into an Ohio manufacturer with roots in Orrville. Founded as a brand in 1996, it continues to design and build compact tractors and attachments locally, serving grounds crews whose work ranges from steep slopes to year-round property maintenance.
More than 25 years after its incorporation, VENTS-US remains the Cincinnati-based American arm of the Blauberg Group, supporting ventilation projects throughout the Americas and Caribbean. Its large international manufacturing network is distinguished by an in-house research operation with 280 engineers, 10 specialized laboratories and 225 international patents, while its U.S. products are certified for North American markets.
Venture Grinding is an Oakwood Village, Ohio contract machine shop specializing in precision CNC cylindrical OD/ID grinding and custom tool grinding. Its Studer cylindrical grinders and Schneeberger five-axis tool grinders handle complex, tight-tolerance parts as well as purpose-designed tools such as reamers and form tools, from small lots through high-volume work. A glass inspection room, in-process gauging, and climate-controlled facility support repeatable results for demanding applications.
Known for pioneering light-source technology since the early 1980s, Venture Lighting International develops energy-efficient lighting solutions for customers worldwide. Its Solon, Ohio team builds on the UNI-FORM arc-tube innovation while providing technical guidance and lighting-layout support for new installations and retrofit projects.
Founded in 1971, Venture Mfg. Co. manufactures linear motion products, with custom actuator design and production at its Dayton, Ohio operation. Its facilities include more than 45,000 square feet of manufacturing space and 5,000 square feet of office and design space, supporting both prototypes and large production runs. The company also provides custom metal stamping and tube-processing work, and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Privately owned since 1969, Venture Plastics makes custom thermoplastic injection-molded parts and finished assemblies for OEM programs from its two U.S. plants in Newton Falls, Ohio, and El Paso, Texas. Its 200-person operation pairs molding with engineering, tooling management, and in-house assembly, giving customers a single source from concept through production. Both plants operate under IATF 16949 and ISO 9001:2015-certified quality systems.
Veolia | Water Tech designs, manufactures, installs and services water purification systems and provides water and wastewater treatment technologies for industrial and municipal customers. The business traces its history through earlier water-technology companies and products, and describes global research, engineering and process expertise; its stated capabilities include designing, building and managing treatment facilities.
Founded in 1985, family-oriented Ver-Mac Industries manufactures roll-formed steel and wire-fabricated products at its Mount Vernon, Ohio facility. The company specializes in wire and roll-formed components and produces sign-wire products and metal components for the air-filtration industry. Its manufacturing facility is 112,000 square feet, with an additional 65,000 square feet of warehouse space.
Verdesian Life Sciences, incorporated in 2012, develops nutrient use efficiency technologies intended to help crops use nutrients more effectively. The company conducts research, development, and testing of agricultural inputs and also provides custom fertilizer blending and contract granulation services. Its work serves agricultural growers and agribusiness partners across more than 20 countries.
Founded in 1955, Verhoff Machine & Welding manufactures and fabricates metal products at its Continental, Ohio facility, having expanded from agricultural work to serve industrial manufacturing, heavy equipment, and military sectors. It handles work from raw stock through finished goods, combining engineering and production capabilities for single-piece jobs through mass production.
Since 2015, Harrison-based VeriTrace has designed and manufactured secure printed solutions and digital authentication systems that protect vital records, products, brands, and supply chains from counterfeiting and fraud. One of the few U.S. printers with in-house, currency-grade intaglio capability, the company produces vital records for 26 states and other government agencies. VeriTrace operates as an ANSI/NASPO- and ISO 14298-certified security printer, with production controlled in an 18,000-square-foot secure facility.
From its headquarters in Holzkirchen, Bavaria, VERMES Microdispensing GmbH makes contact-free microdispensing systems for high-precision manufacturing. Established in 1946 as a specialist ink manufacturer, the company introduced one of the first piezo-based contact-free dispensing systems in 2001 and now supports customers with more than 200 employees, five subsidiaries and over 20 sales and service partners across three continents. Its systems dispense micro-, nano- and sub-nanoliter dots at theoretical frequencies above 3,000 Hz, while application engineers tailor equipment to demanding production processes.
Set in Ohio’s Vermilion River watershed, Vermilion Valley Vineyards is an estate winery producing wines entirely from grapes grown in its own North Central Ohio vineyards. Its four vineyard sites reflect distinct soils and bedrock, while the tasting room embodies the farm’s environmental focus through geothermal heating and cooling, high-performance insulation, and locally sourced wood. The rural venue also brings people together for tastings, live music, gatherings, and community-minded events.
Since 1935, Vernay has developed precision elastomeric components and custom fluid-control solutions for demanding medical, mobility and specialty applications. The company grew from Sergius Vernet’s wax-filled thermostat invention into a global manufacturer with research, engineering, testing and production capabilities across the U.S., Europe and Asia. Vernay’s medical work includes biocompatible check-valve assemblies, while its newer VoltaVent® system addresses pressure management and safety in electric-vehicle battery packs.