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Made in Chicago since 1948, WaterSaver Faucet Co. manufactures laboratory faucets, valves and safety equipment, with a focus it says is exclusive to the laboratory market. The company grew from Samuel Kersten Sr.’s Chicago plumbing business and still produces finished laboratory fittings at its Chicago plant, supported by component manufacturing in Monterrey, Mexico. Its ColorTech BT line adapts the company’s laboratory fittings for European standards and styling.
Since two Watson brothers and their wives began making chocolates in a Kenmore soda fountain in 1946, Watson’s Chocolates has grown into a family-owned Western New York confectioner best known for its hand-crafted sponge candy. Four generations of Watsons oversee the company, whose candy makers still use the original family recipes and small-batch methods at its Tonawanda manufacturing facility. Watson’s now supplies eight regional retail shops and ships its Buffalo tradition across the country.
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.
Watts Electric, Inc. is an industrial electrical contracting company providing electrical services, engineering solutions, equipment relocation, machinery renovation, automation, and controls. Through Control Imagineering, Inc., its related company at the same location, it designs and manufactures standard and custom control panels, provides PLC programming and industrial equipment retrofits, and serves industries including appliance, automotive, metal stamping, packaging, plastics, robotics, and welding.
Hush Tech is identified in the submitted source context as a New York City-based, FDA-registered manufacturer of OTC medical devices. Its WAVE device is for relief of pelvic pain.
Owned by Atlantean Technologies LLC, Wave Killer Systems is known for its patented underwater air-curtain technology. Anchored to the ocean floor, the system is designed to reduce wave energy while creating a barrier that helps keep oil away from shorelines and protects vulnerable marine environments.
Wax Paper Global is a USA-based food-packaging company that custom-prints waxed, greaseproof and other paper wraps for food businesses, turning everyday serving papers into branded packaging. Its small-team approach brings engineers and designers into the process, with flexible quantities, design support and materials intended to resist grease and heat while preserving freshness. The company emphasizes biodegradable or compostable materials and food-contact safety, citing FDA, EU, Halal and Kosher approvals along with ISO 22000 compliance.
Waxpapers is a Brooklyn-based custom packaging manufacturer serving food businesses with branded paper packaging. The company is known for helping customers create tailored designs through its online design tools, while using food-grade materials for packaging intended for direct food contact.
At Industry City in Brooklyn, Sergey Levchin’s Waxwing Studio makes fine, freestanding furniture designed around the individual client. What began as Levchin’s personal pastime grew into a side gig and then his main work a little over a decade ago, with commissions developed collaboratively from sketches, reference images, or practical requirements. The studio’s work ranges from sculptural standalone pieces to highly tailored furniture that solves the particular needs of a room.
Way Cool Product Company LLC is a U.S. manufacturer known for rugged tools shaped by the practical needs of ice-sports facilities and municipal operations. Its Rink Blaster and Waste Blaster products help users clear difficult surfaces more efficiently while reducing the need to step onto the ice.
Since 1966, woman-owned small business WAYNE Integrated Technologies has built its reputation around precision aluminum fabrication for demanding military and aerospace work. The Edgewood company produces custom equipment cases and other made-to-drawing assemblies for customers in electronics, medical, and related fields, with its quality system certified to AS9100:2016 and ISO 9001:2015.
Born from a 2012 Penn Engineering thesis project, WAZER makes compact CNC waterjet cutters that bring precise industrial cutting into ordinary shops, labs, studios, and classrooms. The company developed the first desktop waterjet and now builds its machines in its own factory, with each unit hand-assembled and put through 120 quality tests before shipment. WAZER machines are used in more than 60 countries, supported by engineers in New York and a dedicated manufacturing team in Shenzhen.
Founded by Tamara Baker in 2000 after her own medical journey, We Care Blankets makes handcrafted blankets for children undergoing cancer treatment and other serious illnesses. The not-for-profit organization grew from Baker’s solo effort into a volunteer network whose blankets are wrapped and delivered to hospitals across the United States and, more recently, to a children’s hospital in Israel. Its regular wrap events bring together community crafters and volunteers to turn handmade gifts into comfort for young patients and their families.
Whitney Crutchfield founded WE GATHER after more than a decade spent weaving, dyeing, and teaching, choosing an independent textile practice over mass production and fleeting trends. From its Brooklyn studio, the company creates handmade home textiles and teaches people to work with cloth through accessible, hands-on experiences. Its work centers on natural fibers, low-impact dyeing, and functional pieces intended to become heirlooms.
Since 2006, family-owned and family-operated We R Nuts NY has roasted small-batch nuts in Buffalo, including its locally inspired Chicken Wing Cashews. The company sells its market-style snacks at Buffalo’s historic Broadway Market, farmers markets, and events, while also shipping to customers across the United States.
Founded by Stewart Petrie, WE Winery Equipment designs and supplies affordable equipment and complete, customized systems for small-scale beverage producers, including wineries, breweries and cider makers. Based in Fredericton, the company draws on more than 30 years of experience inventing, designing and producing winery and related equipment, with systems built to expand as a customer’s production grows. Its exclusive equipment includes solutions such as an automatic bottle-washing system, and the company ships worldwide.
Founded in British Columbia in 1981, Weatherhaven Global Resources Ltd. designs, manufactures and installs redeployable shelters, camps and field hospitals for military, medical and commercial operations. Its portable systems have been deployed in more than 95 countries across all seven continents, including Antarctica, where rapid setup, transportability and performance in extreme environments matter. The company also supports projects from engineering and logistics through installation and in-service maintenance, and has developed 51 patents in 30 countries.
Incorporated in 1978 as the manufacturing division of Packaging House, Web-Tech Packaging produces custom printed labels for a broad range of industries. The Lancaster, New York company combines an in-house art department with printing capability for labels up to eight colors, including unusual options such as glow-in-the-dark and scratch-and-sniff finishes. Its work spans applications from food and household products to automotive and beauty products.
Founded by President Lydia Diaz after her own struggle with sensitive skin and chemical sensitivities, WEBA Natural Products handcrafts plant-based skincare in small batches in New York’s Hudson Valley. Its formulas use naturally derived ingredients and pure essential oils, while the company avoids palm oil, synthetic fragrances and animal testing. WEBA also emphasizes zero-waste manufacturing, recyclable or biodegradable packaging, and donations to nonprofits and food pantries.
Founded in 1996, Weber International Packaging is a family-owned manufacturer with more than 40 years of experience serving brands that need plastic packaging. Operating production facilities in Quebec and New York, the company is known for pairing a broad standard range with custom packaging development while maintaining consistent quality controls across both sites.