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Ohio-based, woman-owned Visual Detection Systems develops field-ready safety tools, including First Defense Wipes for presumptive detection of potential fentanyl contamination on surfaces. The company brings scientists, engineers and former first responders together to create practical tools for law enforcement, emergency responders and other professionals working in high-risk environments.
Founded in 1962 as a small decal manufacturer, Twinsburg-based Visual Marking Systems now produces custom printed graphics for OEM equipment, fleets and branded environments. The third-generation family-owned company combines digital, screen and wide-format printing with in-house testing and nationwide installation support. VMS has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 1998, a long-running quality system for graphics built to withstand demanding conditions.
From a small feed store near Bremen founded in 1837, Vitakraft has grown into a global pet-care manufacturer developing and distributing food, treats and care products for companion animals. Vitakraft Sunseed Inc. brings that long-running animal-nutrition expertise to the United States from Bowling Green, Ohio, while the wider company operates 14 subsidiaries across three continents and produces and distributes about one million products daily.
Founded in 1995, Vital Materials has grown into a global high-technology company with more than 15,000 employees and 3,500 R&D personnel working across 20 countries. It is best known for its vertically integrated role in advanced materials, including being the world’s largest producer of ITO, serving customers whose work depends on reliable materials for modern electronics and photonics.
Vital Polymers, LLC is a Dayton-based specialist in PTFE materials, supplying manufacturers with basic shapes and finished parts for further fabrication or use in assemblies. The company stands out for maintaining stock across a broad range of filled and unfilled grades while also supporting custom sizes and compounds.
Vitamix, also identified as Vita-Mix Corporation, makes kitchen blending appliances and related accessories for household and commercial use. Its product line includes countertop and immersion blenders, alongside food-processing products and containers; the company also services Vitamix machines.
Vitro is a glass producer with business units serving architectural construction, automotive, glass-container and chemical markets. The company says it is North America's largest glass producer, employs more than 14,000 people worldwide and has operations and facilities across multiple countries.
Vitruvian Building is an Athens, Ohio-based construction-technology company focused on using 3D printing to help communities create affordable, sustainable housing and infrastructure. Its work centers on making advanced building methods more accessible through the Scorpion construction-printing platform and related education for community participants.
Founded in 2018 after motorcycle enthusiast Maroun Ayoub set out to replace bulky trailers and racks, Vivacycle makes MoTow motorcycle tow hitches, e-bike carriers and hitch lifts that load from the ground by one person. The Ohio-based family business makes its products in the USA from 100% stainless steel, with patented modular designs that can be assembled quickly and stored in a trunk or closet. Since 2021, outdoor enthusiast Jill Vaske has led the company and its customer-focused product development.
Founded in 1999 by brothers Vince and Nick Vivo, Vivo Brothers is a Columbiana, Ohio manufacturer known for taking on custom commercial projects. The company grew from a small operation serving local casework needs into a 30,000-square-foot manufacturing and warehouse business whose work reaches national retailers and other commercial clients.
Family-owned since its founding in 1929, Vogelsang GmbH & Co. KG has grown from an agricultural machinery maker in Essen (Oldenburg) into an international mechanical engineering group. More than 1,300 employees support its configurable equipment for customers worldwide, with 30 subsidiaries and representatives serving over 50 countries. The company’s work is recognized by its “Germany’s innovation leader” distinction from Prognos AG.
Founded in 2018, VOITED designs outdoor comfort gear around its signature 4-in-1 PillowBlanket™, which converts between a blanket, pillow, cape and sleeping bag. The digitally native brand makes its products from recycled or sustainably sourced materials, pairing compact, multipurpose designs with a stated goal of reducing manufacturing waste and environmental impact. VOITED also works with artists, outdoor brands and nonprofits to create distinctive collaborative designs.
Founded in 1974 by Dr. David Volk, Volk Optical is a Mentor, Ohio, medical-device company built around a mission to eradicate preventable blindness. Now part of Halma plc, it has spent five decades refining ophthalmic visualization for eye-care professionals, including its distinctive double-aspheric optical design and portable fundus imaging work.
Voll Hockey USA is a Cleveland-area manufacturer whose DFX™ puck first reached the public at the Lumberjacks Street Heat outdoor tournament in the late 1990s. The company produces and ships the puck from its local U.S. facility for off-ice hockey training and play, while also making customized versions for teams and organizations.
Volynt Aero, Inc. is an Ohio-based developer and manufacturer of unmanned hybrid-electric eVTOL aircraft. Its Vyper aircraft supports emergency cargo logistics, autonomous and highly mobile power generation, and forward communications networks for defense and disaster response markets.
As a third-generation, owner-managed family business from Dresden, VON ARDENNE is known for turning vacuum-coating research into industrial production equipment. More than 1,300 employees support customers from six international locations, while over 1,000 VON ARDENNE systems are operating in more than 50 countries. The company develops its key components in-house and has maintained ISO 9001 certification for many years.
With more than 500 combined years of innovation, Vontier is a global mobility technology company built around a broad family of operating businesses and a workforce of more than 8,000 people. It supports convenience retailers, fleet operators and auto-repair professionals with connected systems that help manage the changing movement of people and goods, including the shift toward cleaner energy. Vontier’s manufacturing sites are certified to ISO 14001 and ISO 45001 standards.
Since 1961, Cincinnati-based Vortec has developed compressed-air equipment for industrial cooling, blowoff, cleaning and conveying. The company pioneered the practical industrial use of vortex-tube technology and now operates within Illinois Tool Works’ ITW Air Management business, pairing its products with application engineering for specialized manufacturing problems. Vortec’s core compressed-air products carry a 10-year warranty.
On a 400-acre cattle and apple farm near Salem, electrical engineer Rudolf Maroscher founded Vorti-Siv in 1968; the manufacturing facility still stands on that original land. Now a division of MM Industries, the company has grown from a small, service-minded operation into a manufacturer of sieving equipment for wet and dry processing, serving food and pharmaceutical producers worldwide.
Voyager Technologies builds mission-critical defense and space systems, spanning propulsion, advanced electronics, orbital infrastructure and spectrum-dominance technologies for missions from Earth to the Moon and beyond. Founded in 2019, the Denver-based company has grown by bringing twelve specialized aerospace and technology companies into its enterprise. Voyager says its systems and services have supported more than 2,000 space missions for customers in over 35 nations, including work through the Bishop Airlock, the first and only permanent commercially owned module on the International Space Station.