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For more than 20 years, Versa-Fab has built lasting partnerships with customers across North America and Europe from its southwestern Pennsylvania base. The company designs and makes precision-machined and fabricated parts, supporting projects from engineering through production for a range of industrial customers.
Founded in Texas in 1965, Versalift designs and builds vehicle-mounted aerial lifts and is described as the original and flagship brand of Time Manufacturing Company. Based in Waco, Texas, it manufactures equipment for essential utility and infrastructure work, with a worldwide distributor network and more than 2,100 employees stated on its About page. Its manufacturing centers include Waco, Farsø in Denmark, and Burton Latimer in the United Kingdom.
Versant Health administers managed vision care through its Davis Vision and Superior Vision networks, and also operates an eyewear manufacturing lab in Newtown Square, Pennsylvania. The company says it has served health plans for government-sponsored programs for more than 20 years and that its lab has produced millions of pairs of eyeglasses. Acquired by MetLife in 2021, Versant Health serves more than 35 million people through its vision-care network.
Founded by Rick Versaw in 1974, family-owned Versatech, Inc. manufactures precision machined parts and assemblies. The company grew from producing its first parts in a garage to operating nearly 100,000 square feet of manufacturing, warehousing, and office space in Export, Pennsylvania. It is a supplier to engineering construction and power generation and distribution industries.
Since 1998, Versatek Enterprises has built custom point-of-purchase displays, retail fixtures, commercial cabinetry and specialty products as a contract manufacturing partner. Its Lancaster County operation spans 200,000 square feet and takes projects from concept through engineering, production, assembly and delivery. Versatek says it has completed more than 1,500 projects, with a workforce that includes machine operators bringing more than 30 years of industry experience.
Founded in 2004 by building industry professionals, VERSATEX Building Products makes cellular PVC building products and has focused exclusively on the cellular PVC building-products market for more than 15 years. The company describes its specialty as PVC trim, supported by ongoing product development and technical assistance for building-industry customers.
Founded in 2003, VerTech International manufactures soft chuck jaws, machined and fabricated metal components, and assemblies from its 60,000-square-foot Quakertown facility. The company serves commercial manufacturers and defense agencies, including the Defense Logistics Agency, while also supplying work-holding tools throughout the United States. VerTech is ISO and AISC certified and operates as a prime contractor for defense work.
With a Pleasantville plant whose history reaches back to 1949, Vertical Seal makes and rebuilds precision bearings, sleeves, and mill spare parts for the steel and power industries. Bearing production began there in 1958 and sleeve production in 1985, while specialized services include chock repair, on-site inspections, and installations. Its quality management system has been ISO 9001:2015 registered since 2017, and the company serves customers across North America and Mexico.
Vertiq builds integrated motor-and-ESC propulsion systems for commercial, industrial, and defense unmanned aircraft systems. Its modules combine rotor position sensing with calibrated motor-control software, while the G2 line adds configurable hardware for aircraft integration. The Philadelphia company also develops underactuated propellers that can produce thrust and control forces with fewer actuators.
With 35 years of customer service, Vertiv is a Pennsylvania-based manufacturer serving government and commercial organizations with infrastructure for data centers, broadband networks, and critical IT systems. Its Edinboro facility processes more than 500,000 pounds of U.S.-sourced steel annually, pairing automated production with skilled operators to build standard and custom enclosures for demanding installations.
Verttec is a company founded by Robert Dempsey that has built its identity around irradiation cross-linked foam and hands-on technical support. It manufactures closed-cell polyolefin foam for OEMs and foam fabricators, serving customers across a range of markets from its U.S. facility with worldwide shipping.
For more than 40 years, Verus Sports has made recreational game equipment, from bean-bag toss sets to gear for backyard and court play. Its product line includes a distinctive Glo-Bright bean-bag toss game whose LED-lit targets, bags and scorers keep games going after dark, alongside regulation-style wooden toss sets.
Twin brothers John and Bill Vesper carry on a family food tradition shaped by their father’s Wayne deli and Southern Italian roots. Vesper Bros. Foods packages the homemade “gravy” they grew up eating, preserving family recipes for home cooks beyond their parents’ store. The company’s signature sauces are made without preservatives or added sugar.
Vestcom provides data-integrated shelf-edge media and productivity solutions for retailers and consumer packaged goods companies. It combines print and digital in-store execution through store-level data integration and its storeLink platform, and reports more than 40 years of shelf-edge innovation, coverage across 60,000+ retail stores, and relationships with 70+ retailers and 800+ CPG companies.
Vestibular First began in 2017 when physical therapist Helena Esmonde and technology specialist Patrick Esmonde built a homemade prototype for a clinic that could not afford existing equipment. The Philadelphia company now makes modular infrared video goggles for vestibular clinicians, researchers, and educators, while keeping affordability and practical education at the center of its work.
Vesuvius develops and supplies molten metal flow engineering and technology for industrial processes, with products and services intended to make customers’ operations safer, more efficient and sustainable. The company says it serves steel and foundry markets worldwide and is present on six continents, supporting manufacturing processes with technologies and customer-site expertise.
Founded in 2021, Veteran Packaging Company supplies flexible and structural packaging, including custom bulk bags, for businesses nationwide. Veteran-owned and operated, the company is led by retired U.S. Army Reserve Colonel Bruce Smith, who brings more than 25 years in packaging and a background in military logistics to packaging challenges across industries. Its team draws on more than six decades of combined experience and a global supplier network to tailor packaging to customers’ specifications.
Since 1974, Vexcon Chemicals has provided concrete solutions for architects, engineers and builders. Now part of the ChemMasters family, Vexcon continues as a recognized brand within a company focused on serving concrete professionals.
With roots in its first medical-device facility opened in 1968, Viant has spent more than five decades building an engineering-led manufacturing business focused entirely on medical technology. The company now helps device OEMs move from development into production through a vertically integrated global network, with particular recognition for its Fremont micro-molding operation, where specialists make highly complex components smaller than a resin pellet.
Founded in 1968, Viant designs and manufactures medical devices and components, offering OEMs an end-to-end partner from engineering and development through production and assembly. Its vertically integrated global network is especially distinctive for combining long-standing precision metal and orthopedic expertise with newer capabilities such as Fremont’s micro-molding operation, where parts smaller than a resin pellet are made in an ISO Class 8 cleanroom. Viant supports medical technology programs with a single-source model that can scale from prototype work to commercial production.