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Since 1981, Witmer Furniture has built solid-wood furniture in Abbotsford, Wisconsin, using North American lumber sourced largely within 200 miles of its factory. Every piece is made to order with bench-building techniques, combining hands-on craftsmanship with CNC machining and saw-optimizing technology. Witmer’s furniture is sold through more than 100 retail outlets nationwide and is also made for commercial projects such as libraries and assisted living centers.
WJ Southard is a small family business that has made mattresses in Syracuse, New York, since 1915. The company still handcrafts its beds using traditional techniques and sells directly from its New York factory, with a focus on organic and natural materials.
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.
WL Plastics manufactures solid-wall high- and medium-density polyethylene pipe, and describes itself as North America’s largest manufacturer in this product category. Founded in the early 2000s, it grew from serving oil and gas gathering, municipal water, sewer, mining, and industrial pipe needs in the Rocky Mountain region; INEOS acquired the company in 2016. It operates ten U.S. manufacturing locations and reports annual production capacity exceeding one billion pounds.
Since 1950, family-owned Wm. Cohen & Sons has operated as a truck-parts store, selling used trucks and supplying used and rebuilt components from its Thorndale, Pennsylvania yard. Its 30-acre operation includes more than 20,000 warehouse parts, 50–75 running trucks and over 450 trucks for salvage, with exporting services that ship parts worldwide. The company is particularly known for its large East Coast inventory of rears and transmissions, many available with a 24-hour turnaround.
Founded in Erie in 1914, family-owned Wm. T. Spaeder Company provides mechanical contracting and in-house fabrication for commercial, industrial, institutional, and residential projects. Its fabrication work ranges from process piping and structural assemblies to custom HVAC ductwork, supported by BIM and VDC capabilities and a shop staffed by certified welders. The company serves customers across Erie, Pittsburgh, and Buffalo and has handled specialized projects such as a 267-foot ship conveyor boom and 13 wastewater-treatment skids for a Georgia power plant.
Founded in 1980 by James and Judy Wojanis, Wojanis Supply Company supplies fluid-power products and services to businesses across the tri-state area. From its Pittsburgh facility, the company has grown from a small distributor into a hands-on operation that designs hydraulic power units, manages customer inventory, and provides field service and repair. Its technicians also support system design with documentation, product guidance, and NFPA standardization, while the company maintains a 24/7 emergency answering service.
Founded in 1982, Wolf Lumber & Millwork grew from a cabinet shop into a Pennsylvania manufacturer known for engineered door components made to exact customer specifications. Since 1995, it has served wholesale door companies and architectural millwork businesses across the United States and, at times, international markets, with custom work built for stability and reduced waste.
Born from Willy Wolf’s 1964 invention in an Amsterdam home, Wolf Music Products b.v. makes shoulder rests and related accessories for violinists and violists. The company developed its Forte shoulder rests in a Utrecht backyard shed and is now run by Willy’s son Robert and his wife Simone, who introduced sparkling, three-dimensional colored shoulder rests alongside newer production methods. Its products are latex-free, with a broad range of adjustable models designed to accommodate individual players.
Founded by master rifle builder Jamie Dodson, Wolf Precision is a Johnstown, Pennsylvania manufacturer of custom long-range and hunting rifles built around its patented ACE chamber system. The company pairs more than 20 years of rifle-building experience with in-person and online instruction, including a long-range shooting school established in 2009. Its private facility is predominantly a manufacturing shop, where customers can receive highly personalized build guidance and, with select rifles, take part in assembling and zeroing their own firearm.
Founded by the Wolf family in 1989 in East York, Wolf Printing is a full-service commercial printer that produces printed materials and large-format visual products. The family business expanded to its current York facility in 2000, acquired Sir Speedy Printing Center’s York operations in 2012, and added signage and large visual products in 2014. Its in-house capabilities also cover mailing, finishing, graphic design, and online company-branded ordering portals.
Wolfe, LLC is a Pittsburgh-based gifting and fintech company founded by gift-card entrepreneur Jason Wolfe, who began building online businesses in 1995. It operates digital gifting businesses and an in-house fulfillment center where it prints customized Visa and Mastercard gift and reward cards for same-day shipment. The company says it has more than 150 team members across 23 states.
For 70 years, Wolff Gunsprings has manufactured precision springs exclusively for firearms, serving hundreds of pistol, revolver, rifle and shotgun models—including vintage weapons. The W. C. Wolff Company uses proprietary spring materials and processes to produce load-rated replacement springs, such as those used to tune recoil function, along with springs for gunsmithing and repairs.
Wolfgang Confectioners is a family-owned snack and confectionery manufacturer that develops, commercializes, and produces products for brand partners. The Pennsylvania company has more than a century of confectionery expertise and operates manufacturing facilities in the state, supporting brands from product development through full-scale production.
Founded by Javan Mallery in 1996, Wolverine Hardwoods supplies kiln-dried Northern hardwood lumber and plywood to manufacturers, contractors, woodworkers, and retail customers. The family-owned Allegan operation combines eight high-capacity dry kilns with warehouse space for 1.5 million board feet, while its team includes NHLA inspection school graduates. Wolverine also stands out as the only U.S. less-than-truckload distributor for BreezeDried™ sticks, a specialty lumber-stacking separator designed to improve airflow and reduce drying problems.
Wolverine Plastics, Inc. is a quality manufacturer of injection and blow molded plastic parts and rubber extrusion, founded in 1989. The company provides complete 'concept-to-manufacture' services including part design, material specification, prototyping, mold design, and finished assembly, serving markets such as industrial packaging, construction, transportation, aerospace, consumer, recreational, medical laboratory, appliance, and electrical.
Women's Choice Pharmaceuticals is the women’s-health division of privately held EDW Pharma, commercializing prescription therapies made by third-party manufacturers. Its portfolio centers on prenatal nutrition, iron therapy and a therapeutic vaginal jelly, while the broader company’s roots include co-founder Peter Cook and field sales representation across the United States.
Wonder Group operates a food business that prepares made-to-order meals through its Wonder restaurant network and delivers them, with pickup and dine-in also available at its locations. Its Wonder for Business division supplies food programs and a proprietary cooking system for large-scale food operations, serving venues and organizations beyond its consumer-facing restaurants.
Founded in Seoul in 1999, WONTECH designs and manufactures aesthetic laser and radiofrequency systems in-house, with dedicated US operations in Livermore, California. Its engineering-led platforms are developed with practitioners and include systems such as Oligio X for RF skin tightening and Pico Majesty for picosecond treatments. The company pairs Korean research and development with US-based support for medical practices.