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Founded by a board-certified orthodontist and an experienced orthodontic-supply sales representative, White Oak Orthodontic Products supplies orthodontic practices with products selected from multiple global manufacturers. Based in Mount Joy, Pennsylvania, the privately owned company combines that clinical and sales background with proprietary packaging intended to make office ordering and inventory work more efficient. Its newer Rebellion Clear Aligners line reflects the company’s effort to address what its founders saw as gaps in price, innovation, and service.
White-Brook Inc. is a custom machine builder that designs and builds turnkey closure lining systems, offers machine shop services, cap handling systems, auxiliary equipment, and automation systems integration. The company has been in business since 1963 and has over 40 years of experience in closure lining systems.
Founded in 1978 by Sim and Vicki Whitehill, Whitehill Manufacturing is a family-owned Pennsylvania company known for engineering custom synthetic rope. It has created more than 400 rope constructions over four decades, developing application-specific solutions for customers whose work demands carefully tested performance.
Whitehorse Brewing is a family-owned 10-barrel brewery in Berlin, Pennsylvania, established in 2012. It brews more than 20 handcrafted beers, including beloved classics and innovative flavors, and says it uses all-natural flavorings and locally sourced, sustainable ingredients. The brewery also makes specialty beer for weddings and events.
WhiteOak is a Lancaster business that has provided business services since 1984. It helps organizations communicate with their customers and employees through print and related marketing support, with particular attention to the practical needs of manufacturing facilities.
Whitmer Industries is a veteran-owned Pittsburgh machine shop producing precision CNC-machined parts, from prototypes through production runs, for aerospace, medical and other demanding applications. President Dave Whitmer, a former TOPGUN fighter pilot, brings an aviation-derived insistence on exact detail to a shop equipped for complex 5-axis work and rapid turnaround. The company is AS9100D and ISO 9001:2015 certified, ITAR registered and CMMC Level 1 compliant.
Since 1949, Whitmore Manufacturing LLC has built its identity around Jet-Lube, a long-established industrial maintenance brand, and Deacon, its specialty sealing line established in 1988. The Rockwall, Texas company manufactures maintenance materials for customers in oilfield, water-well and heavy-industrial markets, with products developed and inspected at an ISO-certified U.S. facility and distributed worldwide.
Founded in 1867, Wickett & Craig is a Pennsylvania tannery known for preserving the demanding craft of vegetable tanning. Now based in Curwensville, the company produces leather for makers of luxury goods and traditional equestrian gear, with a character that develops through years of use.
WIDIA has been part of metalworking history since 1926, when its name—loosely translated from the German phrase “Wie Diamant,” or “like diamond”—was first registered. Today, the Kennametal brand supplies durable metal-cutting tools and tooling systems to machinists in general engineering and specialized industries such as aerospace and transportation, backed by a global distributor network and technical support.
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.
Founded in 1969, Heyco Metals processes engineered copper, copper-alloy and stainless-steel strip and coil, and is now a member of the Wieland Group. It has built more than five decades of experience in precision processing, including light- and medium-gauge copper alloys and light-gauge stainless steel. The company works with manufacturers from early engineering stages to meet custom material specifications.
Wieland Small Tube Products manufactures precision copper and aluminum alloy tubing and fabricated parts at its facility in Duncansville, Pennsylvania. Founded in 1947, the company reports more than 75 years of production experience and operates a 210,000-square-foot manufacturing facility with annual capacity of 26 million pounds. It became part of the Wieland Group and serves customers across North America and worldwide.
In Pittsburgh’s Strip District, Wigle Whiskey revives Western Pennsylvania’s whiskey tradition as a true grain-to-glass distillery, milling 100% local grains on site and hand-producing small-batch spirits in copper pot stills. Named for Philip Wigle, whose 1790s dispute with a tax collector helped spark the Whiskey Rebellion, it was the first distillery in Pittsburgh since Prohibition. The family-owned distillery has earned national recognition, including being named the American Craft Spirits Association’s Most Awarded Craft Distillery.
WIKA Mobile Control develops and produces hardware and software for mobile-machine sensing, control, and system integration, drawing on more than 50 years of experience. As part of the WIKA Group, it supplies technology intended to make mobile machines safer, more intelligent, and more efficient, and says it is a global market leader in load moment limitation.
Wilbert Funeral Services, Inc. is a burial-vault company whose heritage dates to 1880, when Leo Haase became the first U.S. manufacturer of concrete burial vaults. The company develops burial-vault technology and fabrication standards and licenses production to a network of nearly 200 licensees across the United States and Canada. Its broader funeral-industry offerings include cremation urns and memorialization products.
Since 1884, Wilbur Chocolate has made chocolate confections and baking chocolate, with its Pennsylvania heritage rooted in Lititz since 1934. The company is best known for Wilbur Buds, the chocolate drops introduced in 1894 and still made from the original recipe, while its Lititz kitchen continues to produce small-batch treats. Wilbur Chocolate became part of Cargill in 1992.
Since 2003, Wild Flour Bakery has baked artisan breads and pastries in Philadelphia, growing from Nishon and Laura’s one-person operation in a shared South Philadelphia space into a small wholesale bakery in Upper Holmesburg. Its hand-rolled, hearth-baked baguettes and carefully laminated chocolate croissants reflect Nishon’s pastry-kitchen training and the bakery’s focus on breads made to order. Wild Flour also brings its baking to more than six local farmers’ markets each week during the season.
Family-owned and operated for more than 60 years, Wilder Diamond Blades manufactures large-diameter diamond saw blades and restores worn blades for the stone-cutting and construction industries. Its technicians re-tip and straighten blades up to 13 feet in diameter, working in the shop or traveling across the United States and Canada, with specialized training in diamond segment re-tipping and German hammer smithing. The company also makes custom blades when a worn blade cannot be repaired.
Wilhelm Winery makes Pennsylvania wines from its home in a 100-year-old barn, growing from Gary Shilling’s basement winemaking experiments into a full-scale winery established in 2000. Gary and Trish Shilling run the business with a welcoming, hands-on spirit, offering tastings and tours alongside an antique winemaking museum—the only one of its kind in the Northeast United States. The winery also carries forward a family connection to spirits production through Gary’s great-grandfather, who operated Brookville’s Algier Brewery in the late 19th century.
Family-owned Wilkes Pools manufactures made-in-America on-ground swimming pools, including its Genesis line, from its Pennsylvania operation. The company’s founders were pioneers in the manufactured pool industry, and its designs center on galvanized-steel construction, family safety features, and a 50-year limited prorated warranty. Wilkes says its manufacturing approach emphasizes continuous improvement, waste reduction, and value for homeowners.