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VYRSA Technologies develops sacroiliac joint fusion implants for minimally invasive treatment of chronic SI joint pain. Its V1 system, now called Nevro1, uses integrated lateral transfixation with deployable titanium anchors and became FDA 510(k)-cleared for SI joint fusion in 2022. The company also developed NevroPro, a custom allograft implant designed specifically for the SI joint and offered in multiple sizes for variable anatomy.
Since 1876, W. Atlee Burpee Company has developed and supplied seeds and plants for home gardeners, along with the supplies and growing guidance to use them. The company is known for its non-GMO offerings and backs its seeds and plants with a 100% satisfaction guarantee.
Founded by Wayne Cooke in 1963, W. H. Cooke & Co. began as a one-person Baltimore repair business and now operates from Hanover, where it has marked six decades in business. The company is known for making custom industrial temperature sensors and supporting manufacturers whose processes depend on precise measurement and control.
For more than 165 years, W. R. Grace & Co.-Conn. has built its name around chemistry-driven manufacturing, with a global workforce and operations spanning every continent. The company develops specialty materials for industrial customers, while its Aiken plant—established in 1941 and acquired by Grace in 1980—mines and packages kaolin used in petroleum catalysts and concrete.
Family-owned and operated since Bob and Edna Meadows founded it in 1926, W. R. Meadows remains guided by a tradition of continuity in leadership. The company designs and manufactures building materials for construction professionals, serving the concrete construction industry through an authorized distribution network.
Founded in 1954 as Bill and Martha Tomko’s plumbing business, W.G. Tomko, Inc. is a third-generation family company that has grown into a mechanical contracting and fabrication firm. It operates a sheet-metal fabrication shop and added an Oil and Gas Division in 2013 to fabricate products for Midstream producers and contractors in the Marcellus Shale. The company describes its work as spanning design/build construction and fabrication, with its headquarters in Finleyville, Pennsylvania.
Established by Warner W. Henry Sr. in 1933, W.W. Henry Company built its name among flooring installation professionals and is now an ARDEX Americas brand. The Aliquippa, Pennsylvania company is known for pioneering latex-based adhesives and later becoming the industry’s first adhesive manufacturer to switch from solvent-based to solvent-free formulations.
Wabash National Corporation manufactures transportation equipment and processing equipment, with its Lafayette, Indiana headquarters and operations supporting a broad portfolio of trailers and truck bodies. The company also fabricates processing equipment and develops composite technologies such as DuraPlate and EcoNex for transportation applications.
Wabtec Corporation is a leading global provider of equipment, systems, digital solutions, and value-added services for the freight and transit rail industries, as well as mining, marine, and industrial markets. Drawing on over 155 years of experience, the company manufactures locomotives, freight cars, transit components, and elastomer products, and offers services such as modernization and maintenance. Wabtec operates in over 50 countries with approximately 31,000 employees and is a Fortune 500 company.
With more than 150 years in the rail business, Wabtec Corporation develops equipment, digital systems and lifecycle services for freight and passenger transportation, while also serving mining, industrial and marine customers. Headquartered in Pittsburgh, the Fortune 500 company has about 31,000 employees operating in more than 50 countries and monitors a global locomotive fleet through its Global Performance Optimization Center. Wabtec also brings specialized manufacturing depth to the market through its Elastomers business, which engineers custom rubber components and has completed more than 1,800 locomotive modernizations worldwide.
Wacker Brewing Company brews beer in Lancaster, Pennsylvania. The company’s pages offer little additional detail about its history, ownership, or brewing specialties.
For more than 100 years, Wacker Chemie AG has developed and manufactured specialty chemicals and biotechnology solutions for customers in markets around the world. The Munich-based company combines product and process innovation with a global operating network of 27 production sites, 47 sales offices and more than 16,000 employees. Through Wacker Biotech, it also brings more than 30 years of experience in developing and validating biopharmaceutical manufacturing processes.
Established in 1959, family-owned Wagman Manufacturing produces precision-machined parts in Manchester, Pennsylvania, handling work from single-piece prototypes through high-volume production runs. The company serves varied industries and backs its machining with first-piece, in-process, and final inspections, along with regularly calibrated equipment. Today, co-presidents Chris and Craig Wagman lead the manufacturing operation.
Founded in 1963, Wagman Metal Products, Inc. is a family business that manufactures concrete-finishing products, best known for power-trowel replacement blades and floating pans. Its York, Pennsylvania operation has grown from an early blade-production business into a manufacturer of more than 250 blade designs and power-trowel-based concrete floor-polishing systems. The company says its products are American-made and serves the concrete construction industry.
Since 1968, Wagner Industries has made replacement parts for corrugated-box machinery, including its distinctive polyurethane rollers and patented Key-Lok anvil covers. Founded by Ken Wagner, the Frackville manufacturer is now a second-generation family company led by Ken and Dee alongside their children Tina and Steve. After a 2001 fire destroyed its plant, Wagner rebuilt and returned to production in an expanded Frackville facility in early 2003, continuing to serve box makers across the United States and overseas.
Since buying its first CNC mill in 1986, Champaign-based Wagner Machine Co. has built a 40-plus-year precision machining operation around difficult prototypes and complex, tight-tolerance parts. Its 40-plus manufacturing experts work in more than 30,000 square feet, combining dedicated prototype machining with automated production so a part can move from one-off development into repeat manufacturing. Wagner is ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified and ITAR registered.
For more than 25 years, Wagner Tarps has made custom vinyl and mesh tarps for the trucking industry from its Brookville, Pennsylvania shop. Its construction details—including heat-sealed vinyl seams, reinforced fronts and tails, and 30% more grommets than the industry standard—are aimed at handling daily wear and severe weather. The company also supplies trailer hardware and cargo-control products and repairs many tarps in place on the trailer.
Based in Erie, Pennsylvania, WALDRICH COBURG NA, Inc. is the North American sales and service organization for WALDRICH COBURG, supporting the German manufacturer’s large precision CNC machine tools. Founded in 2005, the company has grown into a regional service and parts center with spindle-rebuild capability, technical support, remote diagnostics, and application assistance for demanding large-component work. Its technicians support customers across the United States and Canada, including through on-site repair and machine relocation.
Founded 185 years ago, WaldrichSiegen is an independent Siegen-based company within the globally active HerkulesGroup, known for precision heavy-duty machine tools. It develops tailor-made equipment for manufacturers handling large, demanding workpieces and supports those machines throughout their service lives, including modernization after decades of operation.
For 185 years, WaldrichSiegen has been a Siegen-based specialist in heavy-duty machine-tool manufacturing, with its headquarters, design department, and main plant still located in Germany. As an independent HerkulesGroup company, it develops customized equipment for customers machining demanding, oversized workpieces and supports those machines through decades of operation.