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Led and run by engineers since 1999, WONTECH makes medical aesthetic devices, drawing on expertise in medical and surgical equipment to develop precision-focused RF and laser systems. Based in Seoul and serving customers worldwide, the company is known for aesthetic platforms including its OLIGIO skin-lifting system and PICO MAJESTY picosecond laser.
Since 1942, family-owned Wood-Mode Fine Custom Cabinetry has hand-built custom cabinetry in America, beginning in a small lumber mill in Kreamer, Pennsylvania. Nearly 600 employees work at the Kreamer facility, where generations of craftspeople—including many second- and third-generation team members—shape cabinetry for kitchens, baths and other rooms throughout the home. The company also extends its furniture-quality craftsmanship beyond built-ins through the Curio Suite of freestanding cabinets.
Founded in 1946 by returning World War II veteran Andrew Jacoby Sr., Woodcraft Products is a family-owned Philadelphia-area shop creating custom commercial woodworking, fixtures, millwork, and finishes. The company combines old-world craftsmanship with modern machinery, handling projects from initial planning through fabrication and on-site installation. Its work has brought the designs of hundreds of businesses and individuals to life while remaining rooted in the Jacoby family’s hands-on approach.
Wooden Door Winery & Estate is a food and beverage manufacturing company with 11-50 employees.
Woodhouse, The Timber Frame Company designs and builds custom and pre-designed timber frame homes, a business it says it has pursued since 1979. It has designed and built thousands of homes and offers customizable plans as well as home packages incorporating building materials.
Woodings Industrial Corporation is a family-operated industrial manufacturer with roots dating to 1883, producing engineered equipment for steelmaking and components for industrial steam and power generation. Founded by Emanuel Woodings as a tool manufacturer, the company group now includes Woodings Industrial, Munroe, and Superior Machine, and reports six manufacturing locations with nearly 500,000 square feet of production space.
Since 1990, Woodland Wood Products has built custom restaurant and food-service millwork in Etna, Pennsylvania, taking projects from drawings through fabrication and installation. The company is especially known for curved booths, including unusual radii and serpentine banquettes, while its 12,000-square-foot shop also produces the surrounding cabinetry and front-of-house woodwork. With more than 3,400 jobs completed, Woodland serves Pittsburgh and western Pennsylvania with its own installation crew and ships components nationwide.
Since 1975, Woodmasters Cabinetry has remained a family-owned Pennsylvania manufacturer known for making custom cabinetry for both homeowners and commercial clients. Its Newmanstown facility spans more than 44,000 square feet and brings together over 40 skilled craftsmen, allowing the company to handle projects from its own production floor through installation.
Since the Mitchell family established Woodside Farm in 1796, it has remained a family-owned agricultural operation; today, Woodside Farm Creamery makes fresh homemade ice cream on the farm using milk from its herd of more than 30 Jersey cows. The farm resumed dairying in 1995 and opened the Creamery in 1998, while continuing to sell farm-fresh eggs and other farm products. Delaware recognized the Mitchell family’s 200th year of family-owned farming in 1996 as part of the state’s Centennial Farm heritage.
Woodstream Corporation traces its roots to the original Victor mouse trap, developed in the 1800s, and became an independent company again in 2000. Today, the privately held Lancaster, Pennsylvania, manufacturer operates five locations in the United States and China, serving consumers and professional pest-control customers through a portfolio of 13 brands.
A second-generation family business founded by Earl R. Woodward Jr. in 1962, Woodward Inc. has spent more than six decades building its reputation in Western Pennsylvania. Based in Mars, the company serves industrial customers with custom metal fabrication, including complex welded assemblies, from its 45,000-square-foot facility.
From his Kill Devil Hills shop, retired research technician Timothy Neal makes handcrafted woodworking products one piece at a time, including distinctive cutting boards and turned pens. WoodWorksbyTim, LLC grew from Neal’s childhood fascination with watching his father build shelves and his later training at several woodworking schools. Nothing is mass-produced, and Neal also takes on custom household and gift projects to a customer’s specifications.
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.
Founded in 1954 as a confectionery-automation consulting firm, Woody Associates now designs and fabricates automatic decorating equipment for bakery and confectionery production. Its signature Woody Stringer, first built in George Woody’s Atlanta home in 1956, lays chocolate or icing in automated patterns and is custom designed around each customer’s production line. Based in Red Lion, Pennsylvania, the company notes that many of its machines have remained in service for more than 40 years.
Family-owned and community-focused, Working Dog Press is the commercial division of Bethlehem Business Forms serving organizations throughout the Lehigh Valley. Its Bethlehem staff helps businesses and local institutions carry projects from concept through fulfillment, with a particular role in turning their branding into printed materials and mailings.
WORKMASTER makes labor-saving bulk-material handling equipment that helps plants unload hopper railcars and dry-bulk trailers, keep solids moving through bins and silos, and finish poured concrete. Based in Malvern, Pennsylvania, the company’s distinctive focus is on tools that let workers tackle difficult unloading and material-flow tasks more safely and efficiently, including its railcar gate openers and BIN-BUTLER aeration system. WORKMASTER serves agriculture, manufacturing, mining, and concrete construction operations with technical support and parts access through the life of its equipment.
Works Electric grew from Brad Baker’s makeshift machine shop on Portland’s southeast side into a hands-on West Linn workshop shaped by its owner’s work as a mechanical engineer, machinist and master TIG welder. Baker still primarily builds each vehicle himself, with every Rover receiving at least 40 hours of careful attention before it leaves the shop. The company also brings that same individualized approach to lithium battery upgrades for RV owners.
Founded by stone mason Steven Ferrari, Works in Stone is a Pennsylvania company that casts architectural elements, restores historic masonry and creates hand-carved stonework. Ferrari learned traditional Scottish restoration methods as an apprentice to fourth- and fifth-generation masons and now brings more than 30 years of onsite masonry and terra-cotta experience to projects across the country. The company’s distinctive work combines old-world craft with modern casting, including its simulated terra-cotta process developed with Edison Coatings materials.
Founded by Max Greenberg in 2014, Works Progress is a Philadelphia woodworking and fabrication studio that turns highly specific designs into custom furniture, millwork, branded environments, and CNC-fabricated parts. Working from a former dyeworks in Fishtown, the small team pairs traditional craftsmanship with 3- and 4-axis CNC machining, carrying projects from early concepts and prototypes through repeatable production. Its work includes everything from vintage-audio cabinets to a carved, old-fashioned pub bar built for Dance Robot.
Since becoming the Rado family business in 1986, WORLD electronics has built printed circuit board assemblies and provided contract manufacturing in Reading, Pennsylvania. Joe Rado grew the company from eight employees to more than 100, and the women of his family have led the business since 2018. WORLD supports products from concept and rapid prototypes through production, with in-house engineering, testing, and supply-chain support.