Coresix won overall with their Coresix Precision Glass, which enables the advanced technologies of tomorrow.
Manufactured in Williamsburg.
Dupont secured second place with their Nomex® textile product, a heat-resistant fiber that protects first responders and utility and electrical workers.
Manufactured in Richmond.
Sumitomo Drive Technologies claimed the third-place position for their product, the PARAMAX® 9000. The PARAMAX® 9000 is a large industrial gearbox that powers demanding applications worldwide.
Manufactured in Chesapeake.
The winners of The Coolest Thing Made in Virginia competition were announced at the Virginia Manufacturing Gala on Friday, November 8, 2024, at the Museum of History & Culture in Richmond, VA. Representatives from the Virginia Manufacturers Association announced the bronze, silver, and gold medalists for each category and honored the top three coolest things made in Virginia.
