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Established in 1998, Vybronics manufactures vibration motors and haptic actuators for electronic devices, with production in Vietnam and China. The company focuses exclusively on haptic feedback technology, supporting applications from wearables and phones to augmented- and virtual-reality hardware, while also offering custom actuator designs. Its factories span more than 105,000 square metres, employ over 3,100 people—including 280 engineers and technical personnel—and produce more than 45 million DC vibration motors monthly.
Vyv, founded by CEO and co-founder Colleen Costello after her grandmother contracted MRSA in a hospital, develops UV-free antimicrobial LED lighting that illuminates occupied spaces while continuously reducing microbial growth. Based in Latham, New York, the company combines engineering, microbiology and clinical research to adapt its proprietary visible-spectrum technology for commercial luminaires, transportation and consumer products. Its lights are designed for continuous use around people and have been tested against viruses, bacteria, fungi, yeast and mold.
Established in 2020, W Signs & Designs Inc. is a New York visual communications company known for turning clients’ branding ideas into custom signage and graphic design. Based in Queens, it works with businesses seeking a more distinctive public presence, combining traditional sign-making with newer LED technology.
Since William A. Baum developed the first Baumanometer® in 1916, W.A. Baum Co., Inc. has made clinical blood-pressure apparatus, including manually operated sphygmomanometers, stethoscopes and inflation-system components. The Copiague, New York, manufacturer individually calibrates its aneroid instruments against Baumanometer® mercury-gravity manometers traceable to NIST and makes professional instruments for trained clinicians and medical researchers.
W.F. Lake Corp. is a U.S. manufacturer of PTFE-coated and silicone-coated high-performance yarns, threads, fabrics, belts, cords, and lacing tapes. Its capabilities include dispersion and adhesive coating, twisting, braiding, winding, slitting, sewing, heat sealing, and sheeting, using fiberglass, S-2 glass, quartz, aramid, carbon, Inconel, and stainless steel wire for aerospace, wire and cable, insulation, filtration, safety spray shield, and process-drying applications.
W.O.W! Brand Products™ is a division of Griffin Chemical Company known for professional cleaning formulas built around concentrated, multi-use performance. It serves commercial and industrial users, including fleet operators and facility-maintenance teams, with products designed to reduce labor, chemical use and plastic waste.
W2IHY Technologies designs and manufactures audio and RF switching equipment for amateur radio stations, with its systems built to work together in transmitting environments where radio-frequency interference and imperfect grounding can disrupt audio. The company is best known for its EQPlus and 8-Band Equalizer, alongside switching gear such as the iPlus and 3×4 Coax Switch, all manufactured in the USA. Designer Julius D. Jones provides technical support directly, and W2IHY products carry a three-year parts-and-labor warranty.
Founded in 1976 by Les Wagner and Steve Schaeffer, Wagner Hardwoods grew from a two-person hemlock sawmill into a New York-based hardwood lumber manufacturer serving customers around the world. Its sawmills now process more than 60 million board feet annually, while a staff of foresters helps landowners manage and sell standing timber across the Northeast. The company joined the Baillie Group in 2012 and operates facilities in Owego, Cayuta and Davenport.
Wagner Precision Inc. is a North Tonawanda CNC machining shop that takes projects from prototype through production with milling, turning and in-house quality control. Its self-sufficient operation brings tooling, manufacturing and inspection under one roof, allowing the team to work closely with engineers on demanding precision parts. The company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded by Bill Wagner in 1979 as the first winery on Seneca Lake’s eastern shore, Wagner Vineyards Estate Winery makes 100% estate-grown Finger Lakes wines in Lodi, New York. Five generations of Wagner grape growers now tend 250 acres and produce about 50,000 cases annually, with the estate especially recognized for its Rieslings, from dry styles through ice wine. The family-owned winery also combines tastings and lake views with an on-site brewery and the Ginny Lee Cafe.
Woman-owned Wakefield Thermal has operated continuously since 1957, building its reputation around solving increasingly difficult heat-management problems for electronics makers. Based in Nashua with global manufacturing support, the company works with both Fortune 50 firms and smaller businesses, carrying designs from early engineering through production.
Founded in 1965 to serve aerospace manufacturers, West Babylon’s Wal Machine produces intricate components through CNC machining and assembly for the commercial and military aerospace industries. Its 23,000-square-foot facility handles difficult materials such as titanium and alloy steels while retaining the small-business flexibility and short lead times the company emphasizes. Wal Machine is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100:2016 by NQA.
Since Joseph Walker opened a bakery in Aberlour in 1898, Walker’s has remained a family-run Scottish baker known for all-butter shortbread made from a simple four-ingredient recipe. The company’s grandchildren and great-grandchildren continue that tradition from Speyside, where its products are baked in small batches and shipped around the world. Walker’s also holds a Royal Warrant as an official supplier of shortbread and oatcakes to the Royal Household.
Founded in 2012, WALL-SMART Ltd. makes custom flush wall and ceiling mounts that let smart-home and building-automation devices recede into the architecture. The privately owned family business supports installations for luxury homes and commercial spaces through a global network of professionals, serving more than 60 countries and working with over 40 brand partners. Its mounts are designed for new construction, solid surfaces, and retrofit projects, with an emphasis on keeping technology accessible without making it visually dominant.
For more than a century, Wallace Eannace has served the New York–New Jersey metro as a manufacturer’s representative and technical partner for plumbing and HVAC projects. Its engineers and field technicians help customers size and design systems, support installation, and commission equipment, while an in-house pump fabrication center and packaged mechanical-room work extend that support from concept through startup. The company employs more than 65 people, with average employee tenure of 16 years and senior managers who have been with the firm for over 40 years.
Wallguard.com specializes in factory-direct wall, corner, door and handrail impact-protection systems for demanding facilities, with a strong track record in health care projects. Its Metal Shop adds custom-fabricated stainless steel, aluminum and diamond-plate protection made to project dimensions, while the Ready to Roll program ships eligible products within three business days. The company backs its impact-protection products with a lifetime warranty against manufacturing defects.
Founded in 1972 as a home-based supplier for small businesses, Wally Packaging now creates custom retail packaging for brands ranging from independent retailers to international names. Its network of more than 52 international factories and warehouses across the country lets the company coordinate sourcing, production, shipping and storage under one roof. Wally expanded into high-end retail in 2000 and remains known for managing the practical details behind distinctive packaging.
Family-run since 1962, Walnut Packaging Inc. has grown with polyethylene packaging from its East Farmingdale facility, where the Alvarado family still operates the business. The company handles custom flexible packaging work in-house for customers who need printed bags made to specification and schedule.
For more than 30 years, Walnut Printing Specialties, Inc. has been a New England printing specialist known for personalized service and rush work. The Peabody company creates custom decals for organizations that need clear, durable identification, including municipalities and manufacturers.
Since 1928, the woman-owned Walter G. Legge Company has manufactured static-control products alongside environmentally friendly cleaning and tile-and-stone care products from New York’s Hudson River Valley. Its water-based, acid- and solvent-free stone-care line reflects a long-running focus on lower-impact formulations, while its static-control work serves demanding environments such as electronics, aerospace and explosives-related operations. Legge Systems is a small business that provides application guidance and technical assistance alongside its products.