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Nearly a century after its founding in 1926, Lancaster-based VisionCorps combines manufacturing and food processing with its mission of employing people who are blind or vision impaired. Its Business & Industry Group operates three manufacturing facilities and an enclave kitting operation, serving public and private-sector customers through production and administrative services. VisionCorps is a member agency of National Industries for the Blind under the AbilityOne program, and its Lancaster facility is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Based on nearly 90 years of experience developing shop-window solutions, Visplay designs modular furnishing and space-defining systems for retail, offices and other commercial interiors. Its systems are built to be mounted, expanded and reconfigured as needs change, while the company’s Invisible Design® approach keeps the supporting structure visually quiet. Visplay is part of the L&S Group and operates its headquarters and showroom on the Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein.
Known for its proprietary “ANGLE BOSS” machines, Vista Machines Inc. is a U.S. manufacturer in Littlestown, Pennsylvania, building up-cut cutoff saws for industrial customers. Its equipment is designed for controlled, accurate angle cutting of materials such as lumber and nonferrous metals, with automated cutting systems available for production applications.
Founded in 1969, McKeesport’s Vista Metals manufactures tungsten carbide preforms for tooling and wear-part applications, from intricate custom shapes to production components. The company blends its own powders, operates a dynamic quality-control lab, and offers in-house sinter-HIP processing alongside an on-the-shelf EDM block program. Vista serves customers globally and is known for producing preforms with minimal stock allowances, including corrosion-resistant and non-magnetic grades.
From its headquarters in Hernando, Florida, Vital Equipment Inc. makes cleaning, rejuvenating and protective chemical solutions for medical instruments and recreational vehicles. Its Revive99 line is formulated without alcohol to care for stethoscopes and other nonsurgical tools, while Gearhead Magic brings the same surface-care focus to cars, motorcycles, boats and RVs. The company also develops Protek-Xam for protecting equipment and furnishings in medical, dental, salon and spa settings.
Founded by Mark and Sheree Weizer in 1981, Vital-Link provides personal medical-alert systems and 24/7 emergency monitoring for people who want to remain independent at home or on the go. The Montgomery County, Pennsylvania, company remains family-owned and operated, with its story rooted in Sheree’s experience with multiple sclerosis and her determination to help others live safely with less fear. Vital-Link serves customers nationwide through U.S.-based monitoring centers and systems that connect by landline, cellular service, or GPS.
For more than 40 years, Vitri House has served businesses from West Chester as the local Sir Speedy operation, building a reputation for attentive service and dependable production. It helps organizations manage business communications through printing and fulfillment, including support for architectural and construction documents.
Vitro Architectural Glass manufactures flat glass for architectural, residential and commercial construction, with plants also producing glass for specialty and automotive markets. Its North American portfolio includes energy-efficient coated glass and low-iron glass, and the company says its architectural glass collection has achieved Cradle to Cradle Certification.
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.
Inside a historic pre-Revolutionary War barn in Bucks County, Vivat Alfa Winery makes European-style estate wines from grapes grown on its own vineyard. Founded in 2013, this family-owned and operated boutique winery follows a “nothing added, nothing subtracted” approach intended to preserve each varietal’s character. It is also among the few regional wineries growing Lemberger, a rare Austrian variety, and welcomes visitors to its rustic tasting room and vineyard-facing patio.
Vivica A. Fox Hair Collection is a celebrity-endorsed hair brand making trendy wigs and hair pieces in premium synthetic and human hair. Its range spans unprocessed virgin Remi lace-front wigs such as the Black Rose styles, along with quick-install designs like the pre-cut 10×6 lace-part wig and easy-wear Bang N Pony collection.
Founded in 1982, Viwinco is a family-owned and operated manufacturer of custom-made vinyl windows and patio doors based in Morgantown, Pennsylvania. It produces nearly all of its products in-house, including its own tempered and laminated glass, and serves residential and commercial new-construction and replacement projects.
Vixen Hill is a manufacturer of handcrafted Western Red Cedar exterior shutters, screen doors, and porch enclosure systems, made in the USA using cedar from British Columbia. The company has over 40 years of experience and offers a variety of traditional hardware and design services.
For more than 50 years, Vizi has grown from a few offset presses into a Warminster print and packaging company that produces marketing materials, custom boxes and promotional programs under one roof. The family-owned business pairs commercial printing with in-house design, mailing and fulfillment, and its customer service team is certified by the Printing United Alliance. Vizi also emphasizes flexible scheduling and environmentally minded operations, including energy conservation, recycling and electric-vehicle charging.
Vodvarka Springs is a small, family-owned western Pennsylvania manufacturer that has operated since 1978. It produces springs and wire forms, drawing on years of practical industry experience to make parts including flat-wire springs and formed wire components.
Headquartered in Linz, Austria, voestalpine AG is a globally active steel and technology group with around 48,800 employees and roughly 500 companies or locations across more than 50 countries. Listed on the Vienna Stock Exchange since 1995, it is particularly known for railway systems and special sections, while serving industrial customers with steel-based materials and processing solutions.
Voith is a family-owned technology company that develops industrial systems for drive technology, hydropower and papermaking, along with related digital solutions and services. With almost 21,000 employees and locations around the world, it supports customers from paper machines and hydropower stations to mobility and industrial drive systems. Its hydropower service business also provides lifecycle support, including plant modernization, maintenance and training.
With roots in a 1973 German family business, Volkmann, Inc. designs and manufactures pneumatic vacuum conveying and bulk-material handling systems, including automated closed-loop equipment for metal 3D-printing powders. Now led by second-generation family owner Thilo Volkmann, the company develops its solutions in-house and supports North American customers from its Bristol, Pennsylvania operation as part of a nearly 200-person international organization. Its engineering approach ranges from standard equipment to clean-sheet systems for demanding powder applications, with ATEX- and UL-certified offerings available.
Founded in 1909, VOLLMER WERKE Maschinenfabrik GmbH makes grinding, eroding and machining systems for sharpening and maintaining cutting tools, including rotary tools and saws. Rooted in Biberach an der Riß, the family-shaped company employs around 800 people worldwide, with more than 550 at its headquarters and over 50 apprentices. Its production sites in Germany and China, subsidiaries in 16 countries and more than 30 representatives support tool manufacturers, sawmills and sharpening services around the globe.
Launched in winter 2024, Cambridge-based Voltic is a maritime company founded to decarbonize shipping through US-built vessels. It serves cargo owners and freight forwarders with shipping services and technologies intended to reduce fuel use while preserving dependable service.