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From its Toledo shop, White Tool & Die builds custom tooling, work-holding solutions and fabricated parts for manufacturers, including complex components machined in five axes. The company has served Northwest Ohio’s manufacturing industry for more than 15 years, drawing on a team with over 60 years of combined machining knowledge and more than 20 years of engineering experience. White Tool & Die also rebuilds customer equipment and supports projects from reverse engineering through installation, with AWS-certified welders and a long-standing connection to Owens Community College’s machining training.
Whitefeather Meats is a Perkins family meat producer and retail butcher shop in Creston, Ohio, best known for bringing bison to its lineup when the family founded Whitefeather Bison Company in 1987. The Perkins family bought its local abattoir in 1993, later shifting from custom processing to sourcing and selling its own meats, including bison and grass-fed beef. The business also gave rise to the Bearded Butcher Blend, a sugar- and MSG-free seasoning created for the family’s own meats.
Whitewater Forest Products is a fifth-generation family business whose lumber roots in the Ohio River Valley stretch back more than 150 years. From its 60,000-square-foot facility outside Cincinnati, the company carries that long view into architectural millwork for commercial and residential projects, with a particular ability to reproduce profiles for historic restoration.
Whitman Controls is a veteran-owned small business with more than 50 years of engineering, fabrication, and customer-service experience at its Bristol, Connecticut manufacturing facility. It is known for building tailored instrumentation for OEMs and industrial users, including specialized equipment for high-purity semiconductor applications. The company maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification and makes its parts in the USA.
Since its founding in 1968, WHM Equipment Company has built its reputation around solving difficult conveying problems for industrial manufacturers and commercial customers. The Cincinnati-area company develops custom conveyor systems for moving and positioning durable or consumer goods, taking projects from initial concept through installation when needed.
Founded in 1974 as a small hole-drilling operation, Tallmadge’s Whole Shop, Inc. has grown into a family-owned metalworking company specializing in precision laser and water-jet cutting, along with custom fabrication. Now operated by founder Robert Clark Sr.’s daughter, Nancie Clark Scott, the company brings more than 35 years of experience and an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system to short- and long-run parts work. Whole Shop still emphasizes the dependability and straightforward service that shaped Bob Clark’s original business.
Wicked Welding, Inc. began in 2002 in a basement corner with one microscope and a Miller Maxstar, growing into a Dayton shop known for working on tiny, delicate parts. Its tooling and moldmaking background helps it handle specialized repair work for industrial and manufacturing customers, with more than 36,000 work orders completed over two decades.
Wieland Concast manufactures specialty copper alloys, including continuous-cast products, at production facilities in Mars, Pennsylvania, and Wakeman, Ohio. The company identifies Mars as its vertical-casting and administrative location and Wakeman as its horizontal-casting, shipping, and receiving facility. It also produces extruded or cast-and-drawn copper alloys and offers custom alloy and shape production.
Since joining the Wieland Group in July 2019, Wieland Metal Services has operated as a North American value-added metal service center focused on safety, quality, and customer service. It supports manufacturers across a broad geographic network with tailored metal processing and supply programs, including precision slitting for demanding production needs.
From its base in Mussolente, Italy, Wieland Onda Srl manufactures heat exchangers for HVAC/R and industrial applications, drawing on more than 30 years as a heat-exchanger maker. Its five plants in Italy, the United States and Finland span 28,000 square metres and support work ranging from air and shell-and-tube units to brazed and gasketed plate exchangers, with thermal-performance testing carried out in its own laboratory. Wieland Onda has held ISO 9001 certification since 1996 and designs equipment to major pressure-equipment directives and standards, including PED, ASME and TEMA.
With roots reaching back to 1906, Wieland Randall manufactures custom-machined bronze parts, including bearings, bushings and other components for engineered applications. Its Lima and Coldwater, Ohio facilities provide 130,000 square feet of climate-controlled manufacturing space, supporting work from prototypes to high-volume production. The company also maintains more than a century of experience making pillow blocks and is ISO 9001 certified.
Founded in 1820, Wieland-Werke AG develops and manufactures copper and copper-alloy semi-finished products, components and technical solutions for industries around the world. The company combines materials expertise with a global network of 89 locations, including service centers that keep extensive metal inventories available for regional processing and distribution. Its development work also includes virtual product engineering, accredited-laboratory support and specialized heat-transfer and electrification solutions.
Wiers Farm is a fifth-generation family farm that grows, packs, cools and ships fresh vegetables from Ohio and Florida. Founded near Willard in 1896 with five acres of muck land, the company now controls its produce from seed and greenhouse through packing and delivery, supporting year-round supply with its own facilities and Dutch Maid Logistics fleet. Its packing operation also handles custom retail, food-service and private-label programs, including specialty repacking work.
Since 1982, WiFAB Services has built its name around long-term work for the railroad industry, later extending that experience to industrial and telecommunications customers. The Lisbon, Ohio, company is the fabrication and welding division of Welding Improvement, a business that became WiFAB in 2024 and now also brings its industrial metalwork to custom laser art.
For 80 years, WIKA has made precise measuring instruments and smart sensing solutions that help industrial operators monitor and control critical processes. The company combines established pressure and temperature measurement expertise with end-to-end Industrial Internet of Things solutions, including wireless devices, connectivity and data platforms. WIKA also supports the life of its equipment through calibration, maintenance and spare-parts services, with specialized solutions for SF₆ gas-insulated installations.
Wikoff manufactures and supplies printing inks, coatings, and color solutions for the printing and packaging industries. The employee-owned company reports 70 years of service and 23 locations, and says it works with commercial printers, packaging converters, and brand owners worldwide.
Wilbur-Ellis is a family-owned agricultural and industrial products company founded in 1921, with headquarters in Denver and more than 2,400 employees. Its businesses include agricultural product marketing, distribution and manufacturing, alongside Nachurs Alpine Solutions, a specialty liquid chemical manufacturer serving several industrial markets. The company reports annual sales exceeding $3.5 billion.
Since 1971, Wild Berry Incense has hand-dipped incense in Oxford, Ohio, using proprietary formulas and a heavier application of high-quality fragrance. The company began supplying retailers in 1992 and now places its products in thousands of stores across all 50 states and around the world. Wild Berry also offers a buy-back guarantee on unsold stock, reflecting its roots as retailers themselves.
Wild Bill Prints & Promos combines custom silk-screening, embroidery and printing with promotional products and graphic design services. The business grew from Wild Bill’s retail printing and copy work, bringing an eye for design and a personal approach to branded apparel, signs, banners and campaign materials. Its work has included shirts and hoodies for trail-running events as well as glassware and large-format banners.
Founded in 1979 as K&M International, Wild Republic makes realistic wildlife plush and nature-themed toys that invite children to learn through play. The company grew from the Pillai family’s original vision into an international business, with its global headquarters and North American warehouse now in Independence, Ohio. Its eco-focused Ecokins line includes plush made from recycled water bottles, extending its interest in wildlife education into more sustainable play.