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WLS Stamping Co. is a custom manufacturer of low-volume precision metal stampings, laser-cut parts, fabricated products, and assemblies. The company works with aluminum, steel, stainless steel, copper, brass, and other listed metals, serving markets including aerospace, agriculture, appliances, electrical manufacturing, food processing, heavy equipment, medical equipment, military and defense, power generation, solar, telecommunications, and more.
Founded in Windsor in 1972, WMG Technologies designs and builds complex tooling and injection-molded products for automotive manufacturers. Its vertically integrated operation connects product-feasibility work, mold development and manufacturing with molded-product production, serving customers from facilities across North America and Mexico. WMG’s molded-products division is particularly notable for pushing multi-material molding into highly technical, medium- and large-tonnage applications.
Founded in 1967 with a single 2.5-inch upsetter to make valve stems, Bedford Heights’ Wodin now produces near-net-shape upset and press forgings, with machining capabilities, for applications ranging from aircraft and military equipment to oil and gas. Its long-standing valve expertise remains central, while newer tooling and equipment support parts up to 1,500 pounds and help carry forgings through to finished components. Wodin is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D, and is NIAC approved and NACE compliant.
Since Carl Woeber began selling mustard door-to-door from his Springfield kitchen in 1905, Woeber Mustard Manufacturing Company has grown into a family-owned Ohio producer of mustards, horseradish products and related condiments. The company remains active across four generations and operates a 65,000-square-foot distribution center, with private-label production and foodservice packaging alongside its Woeber’s brands. Its oldest mustard recipe dates to the 1800s, while its horseradish business became one of the largest suppliers of fresh horseradish and horseradish sauce in the United States.
Founded by Alex Wolford in a Columbus garage in 1999, Wolf Composites designs and manufactures custom carbon-fiber components, taking projects from one-off prototypes through production. Its 33,000-square-foot U.S. facility keeps design, engineering, machining and fabrication under one roof, with a 10-by-20-foot autoclave supporting repeatable composite parts. Wolf also developed the carbon target used in the NHTSA Strikeable Surrogate Vehicle for testing automatic emergency-braking systems.
Founded by Jim and Mike Wolf in 1974, Wolf Metals is a family-owned Columbus, Ohio, custom metal fabrication shop serving customers across the United States. Its 100,000-square-foot operation combines precision CNC machining with advanced laser and robotic equipment, while also taking on unusual builds such as a modular aluminum exoskeleton for marching-band vehicles. Wolf Metals has also fabricated stainless-steel racks for Battelle’s nationwide PPE decontamination system.
Wolfpack Workshop is a Columbus, Ohio husband-and-wife operation led by owner David Helmers, a mechanical design engineer and Certified SolidWorks Professional. Since beginning 3D printing in 2019, Helmers has built the business around practical problem-solving for manufacturers, engineers, and other customers who need a physical part recreated or an idea made functional. Janey Helmers contributes the business’s photography, marketing, and graphic design, giving the small workshop a distinctly collaborative character.
Founded in 1962, family-owned Wolter provides industrial equipment and integrated productivity solutions, from material handling systems to warehouse automation and cranes. Three generations of the Wolter family remain actively involved, while a team of more than 800 employees—including over 300 technicians—serves industrial and commercial customers across a multistate region. Since acquiring Cincinnati Crane & Hoist in 2024, Wolter has also manufactured cranes, with particular expertise in box-girder cranes and runway systems.
Since 1960, Woodbine Products Company has built its identity around developing hand-care solutions in Medina, Ohio, where its FDA-registered facility continues a tradition that began with Pow’rKleen Medicated Hand Cleaner. The company makes branded and private-label products for distributors serving businesses across the United States and Canada, with PK Soyl standing out as its all-natural soy oil-based cleaner for heavy grease.
Founded in 1978, Woodbridge is a private, family-owned manufacturer of foam technologies and engineered components, with more than 40 facilities across nine countries. It supplies integrated automotive seating, interior, and exterior systems and also serves selected non-automotive markets. Its global operation includes more than 7,000 teammates and serves over 600 customers.
Wooden Shoe Tulip Farm is a multigenerational, family-owned Willamette Valley farm that grows tulips and more than 100 other crops while welcoming visitors to its fields. Founded by Ross and Dorothy Iverson in 1950, the farm began growing tulips in the 1970s and opened its fields to the public in 1985; today, its 40-acre spring display anchors the annual Tulip Festival. Summer flower fields and community-minded events extend the farm experience beyond tulip season.
Founded in 1964 by veteran Don Heithaus, Woodlawn Rubber Company makes custom molded rubber components for demanding industrial applications. Now a veteran-owned Blue Ash manufacturer led by Ray McCleese, it combines more than 60 years of thermoset molding experience with in-house rubber-to-metal bonding and prototyping. Woodlawn is ISO 9001:2015 certified and emphasizes documented processes, traceability, and production consistency.
Woodman Agitator, Inc. manufactures in-drum agitators, drum mixers, gaskets, chime bands, plastic locking rings, drum closures, and agitator drive units for steel, plastic, and fiber drums and other mixing vessels. Its products serve drum manufacturers and industries including automotive coatings, paints, protective coatings, inks, adhesives and sealants, varnishes, stains, and lacquers.
Woodmasters of Greater Columbus is a third-generation restoration shop specializing in antique restoration, furniture repair, and refinishing. Established in Huron, Ohio, in 1963, the shop now serves Central Ohio from Reynoldsburg, preserving traditional techniques while using lacquer finishes chosen to resemble the original shellacs and lacquers of older pieces. Its work also extends to custom parts fabrication and chair caning, alongside restoration services for cabinets, doors, and trim.
From its Strongsville, Ohio facility, Woodpeckers makes precision woodworking tools and shop solutions, including its American-made Ultra-Shear router bits. The company is especially distinctive for designing tools around exact shop problems, such as low-chatter deep CNC pocket cuts and fast, repeatable alignment on MFT workbenches. Its tools are machined and carefully inspected in-house by Northeast Ohio machinists.
Founded in 1964 from a single screen-printing press in Springfield, Ohio, Woodrow Corporation has grown into a vertically integrated American manufacturer known for documented, durable components for equipment programs that can run for decades. The company works with OEMs in demanding fields such as aerospace and medical equipment, supporting everything from prototype quantities to long-running production while keeping design and manufacturing under one roof.
Founded in 1975 as a steel-tube swaging shop, Woodsage now makes conveyor rollers and custom tube-fabricated components at its Holland, Ohio, manufacturing facility. The company processes more than 3,000 miles of tubing a year and produces over one million steel tube parts each month, with more than a million of its rollers in service worldwide. Woodsage is part of the ProVeyance Group and operates an ISO 9001:2015-certified facility.
Woodwright Quality Wood Finishing Products manufactures wood coatings, including stains and varnishes for furniture and other wood furnishings. The business began as David E. Easterday & Company in 1972, founded by Dave Easterday and his wife Valeria as a painting contractor; it developed its own stain products in 1992 and its own conversion varnish in 1994. Its System #7 Conversion Varnish became an industry standard, and the company describes its employees as a family-centered team.
A Wooster print shop with roots reaching back to 1947, Wooster Color Point has served Wayne County and Northeast Ohio for more than seven decades. Owner Heather Henthorne and her team carry forward a hands-on print tradition while using modern in-house production to support businesses, nonprofits, and other organizations. Its community ties are visible in ongoing partnerships and sponsorships close to home.
Wooster Elastomers LLC manufactures custom rubber compounds, continuing a business established in 1991 as Wayne County Rubber. Based in Wooster, Ohio, the company develops compounds to customer specifications and produces orders ranging from multiple batches to truckloads, with on-site laboratory testing and compound development.