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Since 1910, Waterlox Coatings Corporation has made tung-oil-based wood sealers, stains and finishes that protect surfaces while bringing out the grain. The Cleveland manufacturer still handcrafts its products in small batches, carrying the Hawkins family business through four generations and developing lower-odor, lower-VOC options alongside its original formula.
Family-owned and operated since 1946, Waterville Sheet Metal Co. is a long-established industrial contractor serving the Toledo-area region. Ron Kelso and Jim Wortketter grew up in the business and together bring more than 40 years of experience to the company, which has worked from Farnsworth Industrial Park since 1984. Its trained journeymen handle industrial sheet-metal work, including custom fabrication and installation.
Columbus-based Watt Works Inc. designs and manufactures LED lighting and solar-battery power systems, with a distinctive specialty in LED point lights that replace xenon arc lamps for glass and plastic inspection. Its engineering work spans small off-grid lighting installations through solar projects designed as large as 5 megawatts, including systems with battery backup and smart-grid controls. Introduced in 2012, the company says its point lights have been installed in more than 150 glass plants across the United States, Canada, Mexico and Brazil.
Founded by Henry Watterson in 1954, Watteredge designs and manufactures custom high-current electrical conducting equipment from its Avon Lake facility. Its copper machining, fabrication and engineering work supports demanding applications such as steelmaking and automotive resistance welding, while its proprietary vacuum switches serve corrosive electrolytic processes. The 75,000-square-foot manufacturer has maintained ISO 9001 certification since 1999 and provides U.S.-made products along with repair, testing and field service.
For more than 40 years, Watts Antenna Company has designed and manufactured ground-based instrument landing system antennas that help airports guide aircraft safely through difficult sites and all-weather approaches. The Virginia-based company moved its manufacturing operations to The Plains, Ohio, in 2017, where its hands-on team develops site-specific solutions and supports installations worldwide. Watts is particularly known for its End-Fire glide-slope systems and highly directive, beam-steered antenna designs that can reduce the space restrictions around airport navigation equipment.
Celebrating 150 years in water technology, Watts is a global manufacturer whose work centers on helping residential, commercial, industrial, and municipal customers manage water safely and efficiently. Its broad family of brands supports projects ranging from plumbing flow control to specialized industrial water systems, with more than 20 domestic manufacturing and distribution facilities serving customers across the United States.
Founded in 1983 as a small machine shop, Wauseon Machine grew from build-to-print tooling and machined parts into a manufacturing group known for tube end-forming equipment, custom automation, and precision machining. Its first ram tube end-forming machine, built in 1988, helped establish an installed base in more than 20 countries, while a 2002 move into robotic automation broadened its reach. Today, that legacy continues through two specialized Wauseon companies: Integrion Automation and Steelcrest Precision.
Operating since 1934, Waxman designs, develops, and manufactures smart home solutions, with its remaining business centered on leakSMART complete home water-protection systems and industrial sales. The Bedford Heights company began as Waxman Plumbing Supply Co. and spent nearly 88 years supplying home hardware, plumbing, surface-protection, and organization products to major U.S. retailers before selling those product lines. Its leakSMART system detects leaks, shuts off water, and sends an alert in less than three seconds.
With more than 25 years in the trade, 3-Way Machine & Tool Co. is a Maria Stein, Ohio, precision job shop known for serving customers across the United States. It takes on both repeat production work and one-off projects, with an emphasis on delivering quality parts on schedule.
Founded in 1954 by Emmanuel Mullet in Holmes County, Wayne Dalton manufactures residential garage doors and commercial doors, and has grown from its beginnings in a small garage to a company with multiple U.S. manufacturing facilities. It has expanded its portfolio to include dock equipment, access solutions, operators and parts, and reports more than 2,000 team members across 65+ locations in the United States and Canada.
Founded in Fort Wayne in 1928 as an oil-burner manufacturer, WAYNE Pumps now makes residential water-management equipment, with production based in Harrison, Ohio. The company entered the water-pump business in the 1940s and is known for products such as its WaterBUG utility pump, while continuing to assemble select pumps in the USA. WAYNE is part of Marmon Holdings.
Founded in 1962 as a local tool-and-die business in Fort Loramie, Wayne Trail has grown into a Lincoln Electric Automation company known for building integrated production systems for demanding manufacturers. Its work serves customers in automotive, aerospace, appliance and energy markets, while its long-running service operation supports equipment after installation. Wayne Trail is ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 certified.
Wayne's Wire Rope LLC provides wire rope and wireline sales, installation, custom-built rigging and assemblies, cable spooling and splicing, and re-certification services. The company serves oil and gas, towing, construction, and customers across the Northeast United States from its Cambridge, Ohio shop.
Established in 1894 as a maker of horse-drawn vehicles for livery and private use, Waynesburg Carriage Company is now a family-owned dealership for pre-owned vehicles and automotive service. The Bowling family has owned the Waynesburg, Ohio, business since 1988, which today includes ASE-certified technicians and an on-site PPG-certified collision center serving American and imported vehicles.
Since 1980, WCR, Inc. has manufactured American-made heat exchangers and replacement parts while providing specialized repair and field service. Based in Xenia, Ohio, the company now operates from a 212,000-square-foot facility described as the largest plate heat exchanger manufacturing plant in the United States. WCR also holds a 3-A Sanitary Standards replacement-parts qualification for heat exchanger plates and gaskets used in hygienic processing.
At its St. Marys Opportunity Center, We Can Too, LLC produces custom-labeled bottled water while creating integrated community employment opportunities for adults with developmental disabilities. The Ohio Department of Developmental Disabilities-certified provider also partners with local businesses on production work, including inspection, assembly, and packaging. Its custom water program supports business promotion, events, and school fundraising while directing proceeds toward employee activities and outings.
What began with a mother making rhinestone gear for her daughter’s dance team became We Do Bling, a Wintersville company officially launched as an LLC in March 2022. Its commercial production facility opened the following year, and the company now creates personalized full-rhinestone designs for athletic teams and individual customers while building its identity around inclusion, faith, and community outreach.
Weasel Boy Brewing Co. is a Zanesville brewery making its own beer, including a cream ale. The company’s playful weasel-themed identity sets it apart, with its taproom presence reflected in its local social and review listings.
Weatherables is a family-owned Ohio company that grew from Columbus Custom Vinyl, where vinyl horse fencing was its first pillar product. Today, it manufactures outdoor living products for homeowners and contractors, with vinyl fencing and railing made in the USA from 85% recycled materials and sold factory-direct.
Founded by Rick and Kelly in 2010, WeatherPod is a Cincinnati-based, women-owned company known for inventing the personal pop-up pod after seeing bad weather keep parents from their children’s soccer games. Its U.S.-designed shelters help families stay present at outdoor events, with the company also serving photographers who need protection while working outside.