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Employee-owned ViaTech Publishing Solutions began in a Columbia University classroom in 1995 and has grown into a technology and print partner for large organizations. The company is known for helping healthcare, manufacturing, and multi-unit brands manage complex communications through its Single Storefront platform and related fulfillment services.
For half a century, Viatran has made pressure and level transmitters for demanding environments, from corrosive process lines to the severe shock and vibration of oil-field equipment. The company is also the sole manufacturer of zero-dead-volume flow-through pressure transducers for HPLC, analytical and life-sciences instrumentation, and supports its products with repair and calibration services. Its sensors are used across oil and gas, aerospace, automotive, municipal and other industrial applications.
With more than 3,600 employees and operations in over 40 countries, VIAVI Solutions Inc. is a globally distributed manufacturer built around precision testing for communications infrastructure. The company also maintains substantial U.S. manufacturing capacity, supporting customers that design, deploy, and maintain optical and wireless networks.
VibeMetal is a Jamaica, Queens metal service center that combines steel supply, in-house processing, and custom fabrication under one roof. Its engineers can turn a customer’s sketch into a finished project, while the shop handles everything from cut-to-size material to made-to-install gates, stairs, and metal structures. The company emphasizes quick turnaround, including some stocked products and services ready in less than 10 minutes and fabricated work typically completed in one to three days.
Vibrant Ingredients traces its roots to a pioneering 1954 operation in Eustis, Florida, and today brings decades of natural-ingredient expertise together under one name. The company works with food and beverage manufacturers on clean-label development, with its U.S. facilities and new Cranbury Innovation Center supporting projects from early concepts through commercialization.
Vibrant Ingredients traces its roots to a 1954 clean-label ingredient operation in Eustis, Florida, and now unites that history with the scale of the world’s largest private-equity-owned natural ingredients company. The company helps food and beverage manufacturers develop natural ingredients and custom solutions, working alongside them from concept through commercialization. Its 2026 Innovation Center in Cranbury, New Jersey gives customers a hands-on setting for turning early ideas into market-ready products.
Vibrantz Technologies is a global manufacturer of specialty chemicals and materials, formed in April 2022 from the combination of Chromaflo, Ferro and Prince. Drawing on expertise in particle engineering, glass and ceramic science, and color technology, it makes engineered materials and color solutions used to improve the performance and appearance of consumer and industrial products. Headquartered in Houston, the company reports approximately 4,500 employees and 55 manufacturing sites across six continents.
Vibrantz Technologies is a global manufacturer of specialty chemicals and materials whose engineered products bring color, performance and functionality to everyday goods. Formed in 2022 from the combination of Chromaflo, Ferro and Prince, it draws on expertise in particle engineering, glass and ceramic science, and color technology. The company reports approximately 4,500 employees and 55 manufacturing sites across six continents.
Vibratech TVD, the former Houdaille operation that pioneered the torsional viscous damper in 1946, designs and manufactures dampers that protect engine and powertrain systems from damaging vibration. Made in Springville, New York, the company combines torsional vibration analysis and damper engineering with American production for global OEM and Tier 1 customers, including applications in demanding heavy-duty environments. Vibratech TVD has held ISO 9001:2015 quality and design-and-development certifications and is ITAR registered.
VIBRO-LASER is a Korean measurement technology company headquartered in Busan, known for developing practical tools around the maintenance needs of industrial customers. Its systems help engineers align rotating machinery and assess equipment condition, with distribution in more than 20 countries and worldwide service and calibration support.
Vicki's Safety Creations makes custom, made-to-order goods that turn health and safety themes into wearable, household, and workplace designs. Based in Gasport, New York, the small business also creates specialized collections for groups such as the Military Practice Specialty Shop and The WISE Store, and offers personalized designs for customers’ own needs. Its catalog includes distinctive pieces such as laser-cut forklift jewelry alongside practical custom items.
Vicks Print & Vicks Logistics was a printing and logistics business whose select assets were acquired by CJK Group, Inc. Its print production was incorporated into Sheridan’s Hanover, Pennsylvania facility, where it is part of Sheridan’s book, magazine, journal, catalog, and commercial print operations.
Founded by Donald Horn in 1967, Vicon Industries develops security technology for protecting facilities, including AI-enabled cameras and integrated video management and access control systems. From its headquarters in Hauppauge, New York, the company serves organizations around the world and has spent more than 55 years refining surveillance technology, from early modular CCTV control systems to its current NEXT camera platform.
Vicon Machinery designs and manufactures computer-controlled machinery and software for HVAC duct fabrication, coil processing, and precision cutting. With manufacturing and service operations in Missouri and Pennsylvania, the company builds its machines in the United States and supports customers worldwide from installation through ongoing technical service. Its in-house programming team brings more than 20 years of expertise to integrated fabrication and HVAC solutions, while every machine includes lifetime telephone support.
Known for its U.S.-made machinery and in-house software, Vicon Machinery serves manufacturers that need dependable production equipment for HVAC and fabrication work. The company supports customers from purchase through installation and ongoing service, with a global customer base and lifetime telephone support for its machines.
Headquartered in Buffalo, Vicora is developing the Vibrato thrombectomy system, a catheter with an integrated vibrating distal tip designed for clot removal. The company is the first portfolio company of Egret Healthcare Ventures and is currently in the research and development phase, with its device not yet approved or available for sale.
Founded in Victor, New York, in 1893 by Fred M. Locke, Victor Insulators manufactures high-voltage insulators for North American electric utilities and OEM customers. The employee-owned company remains the direct successor to Locke’s original wet-process porcelain operation, now producing custom and standard designs in a 320,000-square-foot plant. Victor’s products span distribution, substation, and transmission applications, with an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Founded in 1929 by an Italian immigrant family in Brooklyn, Victoria Fine Foods makes pasta sauces with fresh vegetables, premium ingredients and a deliberately slow kettle-cooking process. Its sauces cook for 90 minutes rather than being rapidly heat-processed, preserving the homemade character at the heart of the brand’s “Ingredients Come First” philosophy. The company also draws on regional Italian traditions, including recipes inspired by Bologna, Tuscany, Calabria and Naples.
Founded in 1907, Victoriaville & Co. remains a fourth-generation family business whose work has been devoted exclusively to the funeral industry since 1948. With hundreds of employees across Canada, the United States, and the United Kingdom, it is known for manufacturing hardwood caskets for funeral homes and authorized distributors throughout North America.
Founded as a lumber mill in 1907, Victoriaville & Co. has made caskets and supplied funeral homes since 1948, growing into a fourth-generation family business that manufactures and distributes funeral and commemorative products. Its wood caskets are made at the family-owned Victoriaville, Quebec plant, while its North American network includes a 67,000-square-foot manufacturing and distribution facility in Cleveland. The company also supports funeral homes with digital ordering and selection-room tools alongside its physical products.