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Vibratech TVD, the former Houdaille operation that pioneered the torsional viscous damper in 1946, designs and manufactures dampers that protect engine and powertrain systems from damaging vibration. Made in Springville, New York, the company combines torsional vibration analysis and damper engineering with American production for global OEM and Tier 1 customers, including applications in demanding heavy-duty environments. Vibratech TVD has held ISO 9001:2015 quality and design-and-development certifications and is ITAR registered.
VIBRO-LASER is a Korean measurement technology company headquartered in Busan, known for developing practical tools around the maintenance needs of industrial customers. Its systems help engineers align rotating machinery and assess equipment condition, with distribution in more than 20 countries and worldwide service and calibration support.
Vicki's Safety Creations makes custom, made-to-order goods that turn health and safety themes into wearable, household, and workplace designs. Based in Gasport, New York, the small business also creates specialized collections for groups such as the Military Practice Specialty Shop and The WISE Store, and offers personalized designs for customers’ own needs. Its catalog includes distinctive pieces such as laser-cut forklift jewelry alongside practical custom items.
Founded by Donald Horn in 1967, Vicon Industries develops security technology for protecting facilities, including AI-enabled cameras and integrated video management and access control systems. From its headquarters in Hauppauge, New York, the company serves organizations around the world and has spent more than 55 years refining surveillance technology, from early modular CCTV control systems to its current NEXT camera platform.
Vicon Machinery designs and manufactures computer-controlled machinery and software for HVAC duct fabrication, coil processing, and precision cutting. With manufacturing and service operations in Missouri and Pennsylvania, the company builds its machines in the United States and supports customers worldwide from installation through ongoing technical service. Its in-house programming team brings more than 20 years of expertise to integrated fabrication and HVAC solutions, while every machine includes lifetime telephone support.
Known for its U.S.-made machinery and in-house software, Vicon Machinery serves manufacturers that need dependable production equipment for HVAC and fabrication work. The company supports customers from purchase through installation and ongoing service, with a global customer base and lifetime telephone support for its machines.
Headquartered in Buffalo, Vicora is developing the Vibrato thrombectomy system, a catheter with an integrated vibrating distal tip designed for clot removal. The company is the first portfolio company of Egret Healthcare Ventures and is currently in the research and development phase, with its device not yet approved or available for sale.
Founded in Victor, New York, in 1893 by Fred M. Locke, Victor Insulators manufactures high-voltage insulators for North American electric utilities and OEM customers. The employee-owned company remains the direct successor to Locke’s original wet-process porcelain operation, now producing custom and standard designs in a 320,000-square-foot plant. Victor’s products span distribution, substation, and transmission applications, with an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Founded in 1929 by an Italian immigrant family in Brooklyn, Victoria Fine Foods makes pasta sauces with fresh vegetables, premium ingredients and a deliberately slow kettle-cooking process. Its sauces cook for 90 minutes rather than being rapidly heat-processed, preserving the homemade character at the heart of the brand’s “Ingredients Come First” philosophy. The company also draws on regional Italian traditions, including recipes inspired by Bologna, Tuscany, Calabria and Naples.
Founded in 1907, Victoriaville & Co. remains a fourth-generation family business whose work has been devoted exclusively to the funeral industry since 1948. With hundreds of employees across Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom, it is known for manufacturing hardwood caskets for funeral homes and authorized distributors throughout North America.
Founded as a lumber mill in 1907, Victoriaville & Co. has made caskets and supplied funeral homes since 1948, growing into a fourth-generation family business that manufactures and distributes funeral and commemorative products. Its wood caskets are made at the family-owned Victoriaville, Quebec plant, while its North American network includes a 67,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility in Cleveland. The company also supports funeral homes with digital ordering and selection-room tools alongside its physical products.
Since 1980, Victory Screen Factory has supplied the screen-printing trade, becoming the first company to specialize in pre-stretched screen frames by mail order and later adding restretching services and printing supplies. Operating under new management from a 10,000-square-foot New York facility, the company ships 25 stock sizes of aluminum frames and related supplies nationwide. Its history is rooted in saving print shops the space and effort of building and stretching screens themselves.
On a rural farm in North Easton, Mary and Gerry Barnhart grow cold-climate grapes and handcraft estate wines at their family-owned Victory View Vineyard. The retired public-service couple began planting test vines after deciding to keep their farm in agriculture, and today their children and grandchildren help with vineyard work, bottling, and harvest. Their mostly dry wines draw on the Upper Hudson region’s rural roots and local history, with every grape grown on the property.
Vida-Blend, LLC manufactures custom nutrient premixes for the food, beverage, pharmaceutical, nutritional, and dietetic food markets. Its capabilities include toll blending and contract manufacturing, milling, formulation assistance, packaging and repackaging, raw material sourcing, sieving, delumping, and triturations.
Founded in 2005 as a media-systems company, Plainview-based VidaBox now designs and manufactures secure, custom-fit tablet enclosures and mounting systems in the USA. The company is particularly known for pioneering Power-over-Ethernet charging that carries power and data over one cable, and it develops custom enterprise solutions through its in-house engineering and manufacturing operation. VidaBox products have been used in settings ranging from digital building directories to restaurant point-of-sale stations, with more than 40,000 reported installations.
VIDAR Motors makes severe-duty industrial motors with patented AC-Link technology that embeds variable-speed control directly into the motor, replacing the space and wiring demands of a conventional motor-and-VFD installation. Its compact, NEMA-interchange design is built for fluid-delivery applications and can be installed in hours, including in hazardous industrial environments. VIDAR is a product of ITT and is supported by case studies showing reduced energy use, noise, and control-valve maintenance in processing facilities.
Videk, Inc. is a Rochester, New York–based manufacturer of automated vision inspection systems, software, and integrated solutions for print and mail operations. Its roots reach back to an Eastman Kodak engineering department in the early 1970s; Kodak launched Videk as a venture company in 1985, and the company began manufacturing vision systems for customers in 1986. With more than 35 years of experience, Videk supports high-volume document production with in-house software development, hardware engineering, and service teams.
Since 2003, Video Storm LLC has designed and manufactured professional video and audio distribution equipment for custom electronics installers. Its NetPlay systems serve residential and commercial installations, scaling from small home setups to projects with as many as 1,000 displays, while adding capabilities such as video walls and digital signage. The company says it keeps design and manufacturing within the United States and also takes on custom product design.
Austrian-born pastry chef Heidi Riegler founded Vienna Cookie Company to preserve the baking traditions she learned from her mother and grandmother. From its Baldwin shop, the company makes fresh Viennese cookies and cakes from authentic family recipes, and offers hands-on baking classes for Long Island customers.
VIEW Micro Metrology, a division of Quality Vision International formed in 2005, develops non-contact optical metrology systems and software for measuring tightly toleranced micro-components in production. Its Rochester-based Center of Excellence includes a climate-controlled lab for application studies and software training, while the company’s heritage reaches back to VIEW Engineering’s 1976 introduction of the first video coordinate measuring machine. VIEW systems are ISO 9001 certified through QVI and support high-throughput inspection in semiconductor, electronics and medical manufacturing.