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Westinghouse is an established electrical brand that has been “Powering People since 1886,” with a tradition of dependability and innovation. Today, it develops practical products for homes and outdoor use, including portable generators and residential sump pumps, while also serving industrial power needs.
Westlake Pipe & Fittings, a division of Westlake Corporation, manufactures PVC pipe and fittings for infrastructure and related applications. The company says it has supported infrastructure for more than 50 years and operates 23 manufacturing and distribution facilities across North America; it also pioneered Certa-Lok spline-lock technology.
Founded in 1951, Westlake Plastics converts more than 20 types of thermoplastic resin into semi-finished shapes for demanding applications. From Pennsylvania production facilities, the company serves customers worldwide and is particularly experienced in regulated fields such as aerospace, life sciences and semiconductor manufacturing. Its history includes early contributions to Hula Hoops, while its current work includes custom material development and specialized shapes for small prototype lots through high-volume production.
Westlake Royal Building Products manufactures building materials for residential and commercial construction, with facilities across the United States and Canada. Its portfolio spans exterior siding and accessories, trim, roofing, architectural stone veneer, windows, and decking. The company says it has more than 50 years of industry leadership and is part of Westlake, a global manufacturer and supplier of materials and products.
Westmor Industries designs and builds equipment for fuel handling and fueling operations, and provides service support for customers across the United States. Founded in 1972 as Olson Blacksmith in Morris, Minnesota, the company grew from welding repairs for agriculture and petroleum customers into a nationwide manufacturer and service provider. Westmor reports 7 locations and more than 376 team members.
Since 1948, Westmoreland County Blind Association has combined a production workplace with services that help people with sight impairments and intellectual or physical disabilities build independence and find meaningful work. Serving Westmoreland and Indiana counties, the 501(c)(3) nonprofit is distinctive for a workforce in which more than 75% of employees are sight-impaired or intellectually challenged, while its document-destruction operation helps fund those programs. WCBA also provides free vision screenings for children and maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification, recertified annually.
Established in 1967, Westmoreland Mechanical Testing & Research is a Youngstown-area laboratory known for high-volume, quick-turnaround materials testing. Its 300,000-square-foot integrated facility supports demanding engineering work, including additive-manufacturing materials testing for aerospace and other advanced industries. WMT&R holds A2LA ISO/IEC 17025 and Nadcap accreditations.
For more than 50 years, Westmoreland Plastics Company has manufactured American-made thermoset molded components in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, serving applications from aerospace to medical devices. The company also designs and re-engineers molds, offers thermoplastic molding through selected manufacturing partners, and finishes close-tolerance parts with lapping and fine grinding. Its quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and its thermoset injection-molding experience dates to 1976.
Westmoreland Precision Tool Company grew from a 1967 machine shop serving a materials testing laboratory into an independent Latrobe, Pennsylvania, shop machining customer-supplied designs and drawings to laboratory-grade tolerances. Since becoming independent in 2004, WPTC has carried that precision tradition into specialized tooling and customized fixtures, and it has been ISO 9001 certified since 2005.
Westmoreland Steel & Fabrication is a locally owned, family-run metal fabrication job shop that builds custom steel products to customer drawings. The company says it has served the metal fabrication industry for 40 years and operates from its New Stanton, Pennsylvania shop, handling work from individual custom builds to ongoing production runs.
For more than 50 years, Erie-based Wettekin Electronics has supplied industrial customers across the tri-state area while designing and fabricating custom electrical control panels and automation systems. The company also provides printed circuit board design, rapid prototyping and production, and serves as an authorized Van Air Systems dealer for regenerative dryer parts and service.
Wexler Packaging Products supplies packaging equipment and materials centered on banding, bundling and labeling, helping manufacturers replace more wasteful packaging methods with efficient alternatives. Founded by Max Wexler in 1974, the company has grown from a regional packaging-supplies business into a U.S. distributor for ATS-Tanner banding systems and a representative for Ravenwood linerless labeling technology. Wexler is a certified Women Owned Business and backs its equipment with hands-on technical support, including complimentary annual service training.
What a Crock Meals prepares small-batch comfort food that arrives frozen and ready to cook, turning dishes such as Grandma’s Homemade Meatballs into an easy slow-cooker dinner. Based in Collingdale, Pennsylvania, the company also ships chef-crafted gift boxes and offers individual meals without requiring a subscription.
Founded in 1972 and incorporated the following year, Wheatland Steel Processing has served customers from its Pennsylvania operation for decades. The company is known for handling steel work under one roof, including custom slitting and fabrication, with a 100,000-plus-square-foot climate-controlled facility and an ISO 9001:2015-registered quality system.
Founded in 1940, Wheeland Lumber is a fourth-generation family-owned company whose Appalachian Pennsylvania roots still shape its work. The company is known for manufacturing Northern Appalachian hardwood lumber for customers in the United States and international markets, while its forest management practices focus on preserving the resource for future generations.
Built around five operating companies in Pennsylvania and Ohio, WHEMCO is an iron and steel group known for combining long industrial experience with unusually large-scale manufacturing. Its Lehigh Heavy Forge operation in Bethlehem has worked for more than 125 years and holds Forgemaster status, producing massive open-die forgings for customers in heavy industry. WHEMCO also supports customers through field-service engineers located across North America, Europe and Asia.
Founded in 1960 as Whirley Industries, Whirley-DrinkWorks! is a second-generation family-owned business based in Warren, Pennsylvania, specializing in designing and manufacturing reusable food and beverage products. Its Warren headquarters houses sales operations, molding, assembly, and decoration, and the company has more than 300 teammates and over 20 worldwide offices. The company pioneered refill mugs and develops custom food and beverage products and programs for business customers.
White Flyer Targets manufactures clay targets for competitive and recreational shotgun sports and has been producing them since opening in 1892. Its history includes ownership by Western Cartridge Company, later Reagent Chemical and Research, and Winchester Ammunition’s reacquisition of the business in 2023. The company says its targets are made at plants in five U.S. regions and serve gun clubs and shooters.
White Oak Display & Design is a family-led Pennsylvania company that grew from Jim Boyd’s 1979 garage shop into a 100,000-square-foot operation. Today, four families with longstanding ties to the company guide its work creating handcrafted retail displays for more than 100 clients, including partners that have stayed with White Oak since its beginning.
Founded in 1976 by John and Mark Wagner, White Oak Mills is an independent, family-owned feed manufacturer serving Pennsylvania and northern Maryland farms from its Elizabethtown mill. Its automated facility produces custom and complete feeds for livestock and poultry, backed by ingredient and finished-feed laboratory testing and farm-focused services such as grain exchange and contracting programs. The company has continued updating its mill while maintaining roots in the region’s agricultural community.