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Founded in July 2022 by a mechanical engineer with three decades in wine-cellar design and a software-automation specialist, Cincinnati-based Wine Rack Concepts creates custom wine cellars and wine-rack systems for homes and commercial spaces. The company combines hands-on design guidance with computer-assisted processes, adapting projects from compact closets to large cellars and using kit components when they can keep a project on budget or schedule. Its work includes custom installations capable of holding more than 1,800 bottles.
Founded in July 2022 by Tony Wilke and Jon Jansen, Cincinnati-based Wine Rack Concepts designs and supplies custom wine cellars, wine racks and cellar cooling systems for homes and commercial spaces. Wilke brings a mechanical-engineering background, woodworking experience and 30 years in wine-cellar design, while Jansen contributes decades of experience improving business operations through software automation. The company pairs that industry knowledge with a personal design process and computer-assisted checks, creating storage solutions that range from compact closets to large, highly customized wine rooms.
Born from an applied physicist’s dining-room experiments measuring dissolved oxygen in wine, WinePrO2 makes a patented Proactive Decanter and Preservation System. Its U.S.-made device uses controlled pure oxygen to accelerate decanting in under a second, while an argon cartridge helps preserve unfinished bottles; users can adjust the treatment to suit their taste. The company’s data-driven approach grew from testing that began in 2010 after a 2008 visit to Northern California wine country.
Established in 1994, WINFAB is an American-owned manufacturer of high-performance geotextile and industrial fabrics for civil construction and environmental work. Based in Georgia with two production facilities and 1.5 million square feet of manufacturing space, the company supplies domestically made materials for infrastructure projects and provides custom fabrication for project-specific needs. Its products are tested for AASHTO NTPEP and ASTM compliance, with a BABA-compliant USA line available for federally funded work.
Since 1985, Cleveland-based Wingate Alloys Inc. has supplied maintenance steel and precision shafting while fabricating custom weldments, machined parts, and wear-resistant replacement components. Its particular strength is combining steel-service-center inventory with engineering and fabrication expertise to rework OEM designs or solve difficult wear and corrosion problems for steel mills, coke plants, power utilities, and manufacturers. Wingate also provides complete cast or forged parts and assemblies, including heat treatment for demanding service.
Wingate Packaging, Inc. makes custom paperboard packaging and has developed specialized packaging expertise over more than three decades. Based in Washington Court House, Ohio, the company combines in-house design and print capabilities with production at two Ohio locations, serving brands across several consumer and regulated-product markets.
Founded in 1949, Winkle Industries is an Alliance, Ohio manufacturer known for engineering custom material-handling solutions for demanding industrial applications. As part of GRYB International, it combines manufacturing with remanufacturing to help industries keep essential lifting equipment in service.
Founded by plastics engineer Fred Shockey in 2009, Medina-based WinSell Incorporated makes granite-effect colorants specifically for plastic rotational molding. Shockey draws on more than two decades in plastics engineering, processing and material development, backed by a family polymer-industry heritage spanning more than 100 years. The company’s narrow focus is helping molders achieve consistent granite finishes while solving processing and color-matching problems.
Founded in Dayton in 1967, Winston Heat Treating provides commercial heat treating for manufacturers, building on roots that began with a family machine shop in 1959. The company pioneered vacuum heat treating and now serves more than 1,200 organizations, from local tool-and-die shops to aerospace and automotive manufacturers. Winston is a third-generation family business and was among the first commercial heat treaters in the country to hold both ISO and NADCAP accreditations.
Winter Equipment Company, Inc. manufactures snow plow wear parts and performance components, with cutting-edge systems and plow guards at the center of its work. Founded by Kent Winter, who made the first PlowGuard in his garage in 1989, the company says it has served the industry for more than 35 years and describes itself as a North American manufacturer of snow plow wear parts.
Founded in 1919, family-owned Winzeler Couplings & Metals manufactures precision-stamped metal couplings and ferrules in the United States. Based in Montpelier, Ohio, the company serves hose and fluid-handling applications across markets including lawn and garden and automotive, with stocked standard sizes and custom options for OEM customers. Its garden-hose couplings are tested to meet low-lead requirements associated with NSF/ANSI Standard 61, Annex G.
Founded in 1919, Winzeler Manufacturing Company is a fourth-generation family-owned manufacturer of precision metal stampings and machined components, based in Montpelier, Ohio. After more than a century of manufacturing, the company describes custom stamping—including deep-drawn components—as a long-standing specialty and supplies components to OEMs and other manufacturers.
Wiremax is a Toledo manufacturer known for applying deep connector and interconnect expertise to specialized wire and cable work. Its staff brings more than 300 years of combined experience to individually engineered products for demanding industrial applications, including aerospace and medical equipment.
For more than 75 years, Dayton-based Wisco Products has made fluid filler caps, necks and related accessories for OEM engine and containment systems. The American manufacturer also provides contract metal manufacturing, carrying projects from fabrication through assembly and working with customers on specialized applications. Its procedures are designed to meet or exceed ISO 9001 standards.
Family-owned and operated since 1994, Wismar Precision Tooling & Production makes precision CNC-machined components in Mentor, Ohio. Its multi-axis work spans prototypes through production, with particular experience in specialty metals and stainless steel, alongside assembly and rapid-turnaround manufacturing. Wismar is U.S.-owned and operated and serves customers across the Cleveland area and beyond.
Since 1887, Witt Industries has made commercial waste and recycling receptacles along with outdoor benches at its U.S. manufacturing facilities. Its 315,000-square-foot production operation combines long-running metalworking expertise with a sustainability program that uses recycled material in every product, including post-consumer recycled steel and recyclable plastics. The company serves commercial settings through distribution partners, with products ranging from practical indoor units to more design-focused collections such as Celestial.
Wittur makes elevator components and modernization systems, from landing and car doors to lift machines and safety equipment. Its Sematic 2000 C-MOD doors are designed for compact residential installations and upgrades to existing lifts, while its WRG roller guides serve both cars and counterweights in lifts traveling up to 10 m/s. The company describes its approach as combining global partnerships with local elevator expertise, with safety, reliability and innovation at the center.
From nozzles made in an unheated air-raid shelter to a 170-person manufacturer, WIWA Wilhelm Wagner has developed and produced paint-spraying, material-conveying, extrusion and injection systems in Lahnau since its founding in 1950. The company is especially known for customer-specific two-component systems and for keeping almost all of its production in Germany, where its equipment is used from vehicle painting to tunnel sealing and offshore coatings.
WK Kellogg Co makes ready-to-eat cereal and other trusted food products under a portfolio of established brands. Its cereal heritage traces to W.K. Kellogg’s creation of Corn Flakes in 1894, and the company was founded in 1906 as the Battle Creek Toasted Corn Flake Company.
WLFR LLC is an Alliance, Ohio firm that helps organizations turn engineering ideas into working designs and fabricated products. Its work serves manufacturers, aerospace and research organizations, and financial companies, with software supporting the resulting solutions.