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WorldLabel.com supplies blank, die-cut label sheets for laser and inkjet printers, growing from requests for generic alternatives in common Avery® sizes into a supplier with more than 120 sizes. Its 8.5-by-11-inch sheets serve everyone from home mailers and small soap makers to warehouses, product packagers and large industrial companies, with free templates to help customers format and print their own labels.
In business since 1989, Worldwide Axcess is a New York-based packaging manufacturer known for serving beauty and fragrance brands through a global production network. The company develops custom packaging for clients worldwide and oversees quality control across its New York, Shenzhen and Hong Kong offices.
WorldWide Electric Corporation manufactures and distributes industrial electric motors and related power-transmission and motor-control equipment. Founded in 1998 and headquartered in Rochester, New York, it has grown through the addition of Louis Allis, Gleason-Avery, Georator, and North American Electric, retaining specialized motor manufacturing heritage and a UL508A-certified motor-controls facility in Hernando, Mississippi.
Worldwide Protective Products manufactures high-performance hand and body protection for automotive, glass, appliance manufacturing, construction, food processing, cleanroom, military, and law enforcement applications. Its stated operations include knitting, sewing, coating, and metal mesh manufacturing, with products including industrial, food-processing, promotional, metal-mesh, uniform, and law-enforcement gloves and garments.
Worldwide Retail Solutions Inc. is a minority-owned business founded by four industry veterans whose combined experience exceeds 90 years. The company helps retailers turn new store concepts and rebranding plans into practical merchandising environments, with a seasoned team supporting the work from design through delivery. Its environmental commitment includes reducing material waste and complying with EPA TSCA Title VI requirements for composite wood products.
Founded in 1955, Worthington Steel processes carbon flat-roll steel and makes electrical steel laminations and tailor-welded solutions for customers across a global network. Its Advanced Materials Lab sets the company apart as an investigative partner, analyzing more than 1,300 samples in 2025 and using materials science to solve problems even when the steel came from another supplier. Worthington Steel operates with a people-first philosophy and holds IATF and ISO certifications across many facilities.
From a rug-trading business begun by Abraham Moradzadeh in 1960, Los Angeles-based Woven has grown into a creative studio that curates antique and vintage rugs while designing its own handwoven contemporary collection, Studio Woven. Launched in 2016, Studio Woven draws on the company’s deep archive of old rugs to combine Eastern tradition with West Coast design, often using texture, color and references from architecture and art. Led by Sam Moradzadeh and Danielle Barr, Woven operates galleries in Los Angeles, New York and London.
Wow Cosmetic Boxes designs and manufactures custom printed packaging for cosmetics, beauty, spa, and related product brands. The Houston-based company caters to both startups and established wholesale buyers, with orders starting at 100 boxes, free 2D mockups with unlimited revisions, and a stated six-to-eight-day turnaround. Its in-house design support and specialty in packaging built around a product’s dimensions give smaller brands access to tailored presentation without large minimums.
Opened in 2001, Wow Impression is a commercial printer serving businesses with stationery, marketing materials and full-color work produced on offset and digital presses. The company combines high-volume production with targeted print-media concepts and an online ordering system that provides quotes, production timing and order tracking. It also offers packaging printing, including custom solutions for beauty, pharmaceutical, food and commercial products.
Founded in 2016 by entrepreneur Jeff Engler, Wright Electric is a Malta-based U.S. aerospace and defense company developing power systems for demanding aviation and military missions. Its engineering work adapts electric propulsion technology for applications ranging from expeditionary operations to industrial power, with collaborations involving NASA and U.S. military programs.
Wright Energy Storage Technologies builds non-chemical, supercapacitor-based energy storage systems designed to offer a safer, longer-lived alternative to lithium-ion batteries. Founded in the United States and tested in Africa, the company says its technology has a 10-year track record, more than 3,500 systems operating and distribution capability in 39 countries. Its core team brings more than 130 years of combined experience in energy storage, hardware and software design, manufacturing, finance and commercialization.
Founded by Dan Hauber in 2013 after he saw room to rethink the mattress business, WRIGHT designs mattresses and bedding in New York and makes its mattresses entirely in the United States from American materials. Its sleep-focused designs grew from real-world testing, including more than two years of tracked sleep data and 27 rounds of development for the W1.27 mattress. WRIGHT also supplies customized bedding to hotels through its Sleep Center research lab and hospitality program.
Wrought Iron Concept creates custom wrought-iron architectural and ornamental metalwork, using traditional hand-forging techniques for residential, commercial, public and restoration projects. With locations in New York and Istanbul, the company works from customer drawings or original concepts and serves clients worldwide. Its work also includes repairing or reconstructing existing wrought iron, cast iron, bronze and stainless-steel pieces.
Established in 1941, WSF Industries designs and manufactures ASME-code autoclaves, pressure vessels and complete process systems from its Tonawanda, New York plant. The company’s distinctive RAPIDOOR® quick-actuating closure, first developed by WSF in 1950, is now used in thousands of installations worldwide, while its single-source engineering and manufacturing approach extends to integrated controls and material handling. WSF also builds and tests large packaged systems at its own facility, with welders certified to ASME Boiler & Pressure Vessel Code Section IX.
Wujiang Pengnuo Textile Co., Ltd. is a China-based textile manufacturer whose 4,398-square-meter operation is known for supplying performance-oriented fabric to international apparel and outdoor markets. It offers customization from drawings and conducts finished-product inspections with eight QA/QC inspectors.
Founded in 2012 by sisters Apple and Sandra Zheng, Wuman Textile manufactures and distributes fashion fabrics from China for ready-to-wear brands worldwide. Its knitting mills have an annual capacity of 30 million meters, while digital textile printing supports samples in 24 hours and orders as small as one meter. Wuman says its fabrics are used by more than 100 fashion brands across 25 countries.
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.
Wuxi RICH Intelligent Equipment Co., Ltd. designs and manufactures automated material-processing systems, with particular depth in intelligent lithium-battery slurry lines and precision handling for advanced materials. Established in 2018, the Wuxi company has developed more than 400 patented technologies and serves customers across over 30 countries, including projects for major battery manufacturers. Its work spans the full project path from process design and equipment manufacture through installation, commissioning, training and after-sales support.
WW Flooring Group, built in 2018, manufactures and finishes wholesale solid hardwood flooring at its Syracuse, New York facility. The company is a partner business between Kennebec Lumber Company and Premier Hardwood Products, and reports 3 million square feet of annual finishing capacity.
WyreStorm Technologies is a U.S.-based manufacturer of professional audio-visual products, building the signal distribution, presentation and conferencing systems that connect screens, sources and people. Its in-house R&D and manufacturing support solutions ranging from NetworkHD AV over IP for mission-critical spaces to wireless collaboration systems for meeting rooms, with a portfolio recognized by more than 50 global awards.