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From its Northeast Ohio shop, Wengerd Wood Inc. provides wholesale CNC routing and engineering services for hard-to-make wood, plastic, and composite parts. The company specializes in CNC cabinet parts, using Cabinet Vision and nesting software to turn drawings or sketches into accurately labeled, assembly-ready components, from a single part to thousands of sheets. Multiple machines give Wengerd Wood the capacity to handle both small custom jobs and high-volume production.
From its headquarters in Tettnang, Germany, wenglor sensoric group develops and manufactures sensor, machine-vision and software solutions for industrial automation. The group employs around 1,100 people, sells through 49 locations in 42 countries, and produces hardware and software at seven European sites. Its work ranges from compact ultrasonic sensing to 2D/3D inspection systems, with particular depth in machine vision and industrial image processing.
Founded in 1990 by Walter Kuskowski, Wentworth Technologies has grown from a single acquired mold company into a family-owned group that makes plastics-processing products and the molds and tooling behind them. Its 18 facilities operate across Europe and North America, including 12 manufacturing sites in Canada, the United States and Poland. The company’s distinctive reach spans both finished packaging and the specialized tooling used to produce it, while Kuskowski’s family continues the business after his passing in 2023.
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Wepuko PAHNKE traces its heritage to Fritz Thumm, who founded the original company in 1932, and has maintained a Springfield, Ohio presence since 1974. Today, it serves industrial customers worldwide from its North American base, with particular experience in specialized forging presses and high-pressure pumps.
For nearly eight decades, Werk-Brau has been a Findlay, Ohio manufacturer known for building attachments around the realities of demanding jobsites. Since 1947, its in-house engineering and fabrication teams have supplied purpose-built equipment to contractors and dealers, with production reaching about 50,000 attachments a year. The company also supports its dealer network with machine-specific fitment guidance and technical service.
Founded in Cleveland in 1912, Werner G. Smith, Inc. manufactures bio-based oils, esters, waxes, and specialty chemicals for industrial applications. The Cleveland company combines polymerizing and oxidizing equipment with capacity for up to 1 million pounds of product per month, and it also toll-processes customized materials from pilot batches through full production.
Founded in Cleveland in 1941, Weschler Instruments remains a Hughes family company now led by its third generation. It is best known for Westinghouse-style analog switchboard meters and digital bargraph instruments, supporting utility and industrial customers worldwide from production and distribution facilities in Ohio and Florida.
Founded in 1971 as a one-extruder operation in Campbell, Ohio, West & Barker, Inc. manufactures custom plastic extrusions and has grown to an 11-line operation in Niles. For more than 50 years, it has supplied the RV, window, and construction industries with made-to-specification functional and decorative extrusions. The company also reports recycling and repurposing more than 100,000 pounds of plastic annually.
Founded in 1896 by J. Howard Friend, West Carrollton Parchment & Converting makes parchment and other fiber-based paper products for customers across North America and abroad. The West Carrollton, Ohio manufacturer is a fifth-generation, family-owned business whose history has grown from paper manufacturing into specialized converting and packaging solutions. Its food-packaging work carries an A rating under BRC Global Standard for Packaging Materials Issue 6, alongside FSC and Star-K certifications for applicable products.
Since its 2018 merger with Protective Industrial Products, Cincinnati-based West Chester Protective Gear has supplied personal protective equipment for workers and home users while serving retailers with private-label and custom merchandising programs. The company traces its broader PIP heritage to 1984 and is described as one of the largest glove manufacturers in the Western Hemisphere. Its retail portfolio includes the long-running Boss work-glove brand, established in 1893, alongside other West Chester and licensed brands.
Born in a Russells Point garage in 1989, West Ohio Tool Co. now manufactures custom carbide, PCD and CBN cutting tools for demanding work across automotive, aerospace and other mission-critical industries. The family-founded company is best known for its EDGEX4® PCD-brazed drilling solution, developed through years of testing and demonstrated to reach up to one million holes in die-cast aluminum. Its 20,000-square-foot operation combines hands-on engineering support with automated grinding and erosion equipment, and operates under ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100 certification.
West-Tech Services is a Kent, Ohio specialist in preserving the working character of vintage audio equipment. It rebuilds obsolete phonograph cartridges and restores unusual components for collectors, repair shops, and owners who want original-era equipment returned to service.
Bryan, Ohio’s Westar Plastics LLC is a custom injection molder that turns thermoplastic materials into production parts, with more than 35 years of experience behind its work. Founded in 2005, the company also develops proprietary products such as Pool Netr and Leaf Netr, alongside components made for other manufacturers. Westar Plastics is ISO 9001:2015 certified and supports both short production runs and long-term programs.
Since 1962, WestCamp has provided business customers with print, packaging and promotional services from its Westerville operation. Its roots reach back more than a century to the American Issue Publishing Company, once the world’s largest prohibition printing facility, and the company now operates as a 100% employee-owned ESOP. WestCamp combines brand management and print production with in-house fulfillment, including more than 100,000 square feet of warehousing across three locations.
Westerman, Inc. is a large equipment fabricator serving oil and gas operators with engineered surface-processing systems. Its Bremen, Ohio operation carries the heritage of Alten Machine Works, founded in Lancaster in 1889; Westerman acquired the company in 2012 and continues to make and repair its herringbone gear speed reducers. The company also serves nuclear, marine, and industrial markets through its broader manufacturing operations.
Independent since 1978, Western Hills Fabricators is a Cincinnati metal fabrication company and a division of Truck Cab Manufacturers. The shop supports customers with in-house engineering and produces fabricated parts and assemblies, updating its facilities over the decades while retaining the ability to work with legacy design data.
Western Ohio Technologies LLC pairs light assembly and low-tonnage stamping with the manufacturing engineering needed to move an existing process smoothly into its facility. Based in Russia, Ohio, the company supports customers with in-house deburring, cleaning and polishing, while also developing solutions for unusual processes ranging from metalworking to fluid processing and artificial intelligence. Its product businesses include Medlogix, which has made cold-therapy products since 2006, and GSP, a fire-service eye-shield manufacturer with more than 25 years of history.
Since 1991, Western Reserve Controls has designed and manufactured custom embedded-control, I/O and network-communications electronics for OEMs, taking products from concept and prototype through production in Akron. Its distinctive strength is combining engineering, firmware and hardware development with in-house electronics manufacturing and long-term support, including legacy-product sustaining work. WRC’s U.S.-made products come from an 11,000-square-foot Akron facility serving aerospace and industrial automation customers.
Western Reserve Orthotics & Prosthetics provides custom orthotic, prosthetic, and pediatric devices, including upper- and lower-extremity orthoses and prostheses, spinal braces, cranial remolding helmets, and pediatric prostheses. The company serves patients across Ohio and West Virginia from locations in Austintown, Ohio, and Weirton, West Virginia, and offers fitting, delivery, adjustments, and follow-up care.