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Since 1947, Wurms Diversified Solutions has grown from Wurm’s Woodworking Company into an Ohio contract manufacturer making custom wood, plastic and seamless-vinyl components and assemblies. The New Washington and Jackson Center operation combines woodworking and Creative Plastics International expertise, with more than 70 specialists taking projects from design and tooling through production. Its quality system has followed ISO 9001:2015 since the company first registered in 2002.
Formed by bringing together Wurm’s Woodworking Company and Creative Plastics International, Wurms Diversified Solutions is an Ohio contract manufacturer of custom wood, plastic and seamless-vinyl components and assemblies. The company traces its work to 1947, employs more than 70 specialists and serves projects from prototypes through production across facilities in New Washington and Jackson Center. Its quality system follows ISO 9001:2015, with in-house tooling and scanning supporting precise, repeatable fabrication.
Founded in 1985, Wurtec is an elevator-industry family business that designs, manufactures, and distributes products for vertical transportation professionals. Headquartered in Toledo, Ohio, it has eight branch locations worldwide and serves both global manufacturers and local service providers.
Built as both a home and winery in 1977, Wyandotte Winery is Central Ohio’s first and oldest winery, producing handcrafted small-batch wines on the premises of its Northeast Columbus neighborhood facility. The winery uses Ohio-grown fruit whenever possible and welcomes visitors to a relaxed tasting room with wood-fired pizza, small plates, live local music, and private event space. Ownership transitioned in 2023 to David and Robin Panzera, Alena Miller, and Matthew Greenwood, who continue the site’s winemaking tradition.
Wyman-Gordon is a global forging manufacturer supplying aerospace and energy markets, including rotating closed-die forgings used in aerospace and land-based gas turbines. It also produces structural forgings and extruded steel products for applications including power plants and oil and gas.
Wyvern Productions turns thread and fabric into custom embroidery and clothing, with an unusual specialty in historic and fantasy work. Based in London, Ohio, the company creates embroidered replicas and heraldic pieces seen at renaissance festivals and reenactments, while also producing modern spiritwear and bespoke garments. Its in-house design process accommodates one-off commissions with no minimum order, alongside clothing alterations and repairs.
Founded in 2018 by Scott and Stephanie Goodrich, Bowling Green’s family-owned Wyx Brands makes fragranced candles, personal-care and home-care products while helping other brands bring their own lines to market. Its manufacturing work ranges from low-minimum white- and private-label programs to contract filling, alongside consumer brands such as Slippery Elm and Weathervane Candle. Wyx stands out for pairing accessible production quantities with a deliberately personal, family-business customer experience.
Founded by Bryan and Jessie McFarland, 3x5 Life creates pocket-sized analog cards that bring gratitude, reflection, and daily task management together in one portable system. The company’s approach keeps those prompts visible throughout the day, offering a tangible alternative to productivity apps and digital distractions. Now led by Matt Walker, a high-performance leadership psychologist, 3x5 Life is carrying that original card-based practice into its next chapter.
For more than 50 years, Xact Spec Industries has made complex, tight-tolerance machined parts for manufacturers across North America, with deep-hole drilling as its signature specialty. The Chagrin Falls company supports work from prototypes through production and is certified to ISO 9001 and AS9100, with DDTC registration for ITAR-restricted defense programs. Xact Spec has announced that it will cease operations effective March 31, 2026.
Xalon RF Shielding Systems develops and manufactures lightweight RF and electromagnetic-interference shielding products for specialized environments. Its team brings more than 50 years of EMI/RFI industry experience to lab-tested solutions designed for efficient installation, including custom-build formats and quick-ship sizes. Manufactured in the United States from its Midwest location, Xalon’s products are RF lab tested to IEEE 299:2006 and rated Class A under ASTM E-84.
Founded in 1929, Xaloy manufactures plasticizing equipment for polymer processors, including precision screws, barrels and melt-stream components. The Austintown company invented bimetallic casting technology in the 1940s, a development behind its wear-resistant X-800 barrel liner, and now serves more than 5,000 manufacturers in over 30 countries. Its engineering and technology center also supports custom component design, process optimization and rheology testing.
Xaris protects industrial equipment from rust, corrosion, and contamination with a reusable thermoplastic barrier coating applied through a mobile system. Its form-in-place coating creates an impermeable outer barrier while corrosion inhibitors protect internal surfaces, helping extend component life and reduce maintenance work. The material can be removed, reused, and recycled, and contains no VOCs or harmful chemicals.
Founded in 2016 in Cleveland, XaTek Inc. develops ClotChip®, a portable point-of-care device that measures whole-blood coagulation from a single finger-stick drop. Its proprietary miniaturized dielectric spectroscopy is designed to detect both coagulation-factor and platelet abnormalities without application-specific reagents, and the system has received FDA breakthrough device designation while undergoing clinical studies.
XCALIPR Corporation develops advanced metrology equipment for semiconductor manufacturing, using photo-modulated reflectance to measure carrier activation and electronic transport directly on product wafers. Its non-contact Fab Tool evaluates properties such as carrier lifetime, diffusion length, and mobility for in-line process development and control.
XClutch USA brings Australian-engineered performance clutch technology to the American market, supplying upgrades for street cars, motorsport vehicles, heavy-duty 4x4s and SUVs. Its parent company, Australian Clutch Services, has worked at the forefront of clutch technology for more than 30 years, while XClutch develops and tests its products in-house before release. The company also supports specialized installations with performance hydraulic release bearings and precision steel alignment tools.
With more than 120 years devoted to anti-infectives, Xellia Pharmaceuticals develops and manufactures fermentation-based non-beta-lactam medicines, supplying APIs and finished dosage forms for severe infections. Based in Copenhagen with manufacturing in Europe and Asia, it is one of the last Western producers of several essential anti-infective APIs and supplies more than 500 pharmaceutical companies across 80 countries. Its defining focus is continuity: keeping complex, critical medicines available through long-term manufacturing expertise and investment.
Xenia Foundry is a family-owned iron foundry that produces custom gray and ductile iron castings for specialized equipment manufacturers. Founded by Ward Huston in Xenia, Ohio, in 1920, it has remained under Huston family operation for five generations and now focuses on small-job production of iron castings.
Founded in 2010 out of the University of Illinois Urbana-Champaign, Dayton-based Xerion Advanced Battery Corp. develops DirectPlate™, a single-step electrochemical process for refining critical minerals and producing advanced battery electrodes. The company has spent more than a decade developing electrodes with up to 100% active material and is commercializing the technology through operational cobalt-refinement and LCO-electrode pilot plants. Xerion’s team includes 15 PhDs and holds more than 23 patents.
Founded in 2005 by seasoned industrial-automation professionals, Xigent Automation Systems has grown into a family of nearly 100 engineers, programmers, and skilled tradespeople in Lewis Center, Ohio. The company builds custom turnkey automation equipment for manufacturers, with in-house capabilities that carry projects from concept through installation and support. Its FillPRO division adds proprietary weigh-fill technology for companies handling dry or liquid materials.
Since 1986, XL Pattern Shop has cultivated a small-shop atmosphere where experienced pattern makers train younger staff while tackling complex tooling for foundries. The Orrville company serves aerospace and firefighting customers and brings a combined 250 years of pattern-making and machining experience to its work.