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Windovers Home Center is a second-generation, family-owned hardware store and lumber yard serving Saranac and the Clinton, Franklin and Essex county area. Alongside home-improvement supplies, it offers custom hydraulic-hose fabrication for farm, truck and industrial equipment, plus an Adirondack Room featuring locally styled gifts and handcrafted furnishings. The store combines local advice with the buying resources of the Do it Best cooperative.
With 10 years of expertise, WindShape is a Swiss-founded, two-continent company known for helping drone developers test aircraft in controlled laboratory conditions. Its WindShaper equipment and dedicated test centers support repeatable flight validation for researchers and manufacturers working toward reliable autonomous and certified operations.
Since 1975, Rochester-based Windsor Technology has built electronics for other manufacturers, bringing circuit-board assembly, wiring and complete electro-mechanical products together under one roof. Its 43,000-square-foot U.S. facility supports projects ranging from prototypes to higher-volume production, with in-house testing and repair services for equipment already in the field. Windsor holds ISO 9001, ISO 13485 and AS9100 certifications and is ITAR compliant.
Rooted in the Caribbean heritage of St. Vincent and the Grenadines and Barbados, Windward Beauty makes handcrafted natural soaps and body-care products. Founder Regina Clarke began exploring plant-based ingredients after encountering persistent skin issues, and the brand now pairs that personal hands-on approach with recyclable or biodegradable packaging for most products.
For more than 30 years, WineRacks.com has designed and manufactured wine storage systems, from handcrafted wood racks to modern metal displays and custom wine rooms. The U.S.-based company manufactures many racks in-house and provides free design support for residential, retail, and commercial projects across North America. Its American-made racks are crafted in the Hudson Valley and backed by a lifetime warranty.
In Ellicottville, Winery of Ellicottville makes more than 20 wines and ciders in small batches using local fruit. Its tasting room invites visitors to sample flights, relax over a glass, and discover the range of house-made pours.
Known in Rochester for making winemaking a hands-on experience, Wines By Design is an on-premises facility where customers create their own wine from kits over six weeks. The shop guides individuals and groups through the process, with each batch yielding about 28 to 30 bottles.
Founded in 1946 as a New York shopping-cart distributor, Winholt Equipment Group now manufactures engineered equipment for foodservice, retail, e-commerce and material-handling operations. From its headquarters in Woodbury, New York, the company runs four U.S. manufacturing facilities and is particularly known for custom stainless-steel fabrication alongside its long-running material-handling designs. Winholt’s manufacturing network uses 3D CAD, robotic welding and automated cutting to turn customer specifications into finished equipment.
Olivia White founded 41 Winks as a female-run company built around her belief that sleep is essential self-care. Its playful sleep masks are designed in Brooklyn and individually sewn in Pennsylvania, with custom versions available for celebrations and brand events.
Winland Foods is a global manufacturer of private label and branded foods, specializing in the Meal Preparation category. Backed by Investindustrial, the company produces pasta, sauces, syrups, dressings, preserves, pie fillings, pita chips, dry dinners, dry baking ingredients, and plant-based protein. With 14 production facilities across the US, Canada, and Italy, Winland Foods serves retail, food away from home, industrial, export, and co-pack customers.
Established in 1995 in Granville, New York, Winn Manufacturing is a six-person contract machine shop producing CNC-turned and milled components, with particular experience machining gray iron and aluminum castings. The company also makes the Winn Speed Lock Vise, a patented quick-change vise system invented by Steve Winn in 2006 and brought to market in 2013. Its shop handles both production work and custom jobs, designing much of its casting fixturing in-house.
Watertown-based Winning Promotions & Embroidery LLC decorates custom apparel and produces large-format prints and promotional products for local organizations, teams, events and businesses. Owned by Connie Flint, the locally owned and operated certified women-owned company also builds custom online stores, including spiritwear and employee-uniform shops for community groups around the region.
Established in 1988, Hong Kong-based Winning Resources Limited designs, sources and manufactures apparel for global brands, with 13 Bangladesh facilities producing up to four million garments a month. Its vertically integrated operation carries products from concept through production and delivery, including performance-focused apparel such as non-iron garments. The company’s factories use water- and energy-efficient technologies and hold certifications including GOTS, OCS, OEKO-TEX and WRAP.
Since its Long Island roots in 1976, WinSet Technologies has designed and manufactured patented high-velocity electromagnetic punch presses for precision metalworking. The company owns the WinSet and Lourdes press technologies and, following its 2022 acquisition by engineer Dr. Peter Sterionow, remains the sole authorized source for their presses, parts, and service. Its systems use speed rather than pressure and are built around a single moving part, making them suitable for clean-room production while requiring virtually no maintenance.
Founded by Winfield H. Smith in 1901, Winsmith designs and manufactures gearing solutions, including speed reducers and gearboxes, and began operations in Buffalo before moving to Springville, New York, in 1924. The company says its products are manufactured at U.S. facilities and describes a long-running focus on gearing for varied markets and applications.
Family-owned and operated in Buffalo since 1901, Winters Signs & Engraving creates custom signage and engraved pieces for businesses, organizations, and events. Its downtown shop combines computer technology with modern and traditional sign-making techniques, with a particular specialty in event and fundraising signage and personalized remembrance plaques.
For more than 54 years, Wire to Water Inc. has been a Long Island and New York City specialist serving the infrastructure behind regional water and wastewater facilities. The Farmingdale company supports commercial and industrial customers from project design through construction and maintenance, with 24/7 emergency response available when urgent field work is needed.
Wirelogix, LLC is a Bronx-based specialist in wire-piercing splicing equipment for manufacturers working with lead and magnet wires. The company also makes custom machine parts and supports existing machinery with replacement components.
With more than a century of snacking heritage, Wise makes potato chips and other packaged snacks, including its distinctive Ridgies and Cheez Doodles lines. The company builds its identity around familiar, family-friendly flavors and simple ingredients, while also sharing recipes that turn its chips into dishes such as apple crisp and cookies.
Wizard Studios began in 2002 when founder Matthew Saravay built the company from a laptop and cellphone in his basement. Today, the New York-founded production company creates live experiences for brands, organizations, and event hosts, with a bicoastal network linking its New York team to VOX Productions in Los Angeles.