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Three generations of the Ball family have carried their English metalworking heritage into a 1932-founded workshop in Exton, Pennsylvania. Known for historically accurate antique hardware reproductions, Ball and Ball serves homes, historic restorations, and other projects that require craftsmanship faithful to an original. Its artisans also take on custom work when a piece must be matched, repaired, or recreated.
Founded in a Bronx garage in 1938, Ball Chain Manufacturing makes ball chain and related accessories at its family-owned Mount Vernon, New York facility. Now in its fourth generation, the company employs more than 95 people, produces millions of feet of chain each week, and remains the only U.S. manufacturer of ball chain. Its American-made chain is also supplied to the U.S. armed forces for military identification necklaces, and the company holds ISO certification and Green Business Bureau certification.
For more than 20 years, Perryopolis-based Ball Transfer Systems, LLC has manufactured industrial ball transfer units that let materials move omnidirectionally through conveyor, material-handling and automation systems. Its range spans light applications to heavy-duty machined units, including options designed for demanding settings such as food processing and corrosive environments. The company also builds specialized solutions such as pipe-mounted units used to position material in front of shears and press brakes.
BALLISTIC ENGINEERING LLC is a manufacturer and seller of ammunition, including pistol, rifle, and various calibers, serving the firearms market.
Ballucci designs modern home and office furniture centered on storage and organization, including its well-known floating shelves and desk organizers. The brand works with an international team of designers to pair minimalist styling with practical everyday use, offering products directly to customers at fair prices. Its shelves are finished for indoor use and designed for straightforward installation, a useful detail reflected in the thousands of customer reviews they have received.
Since its founding in 1923 as a silk-weaving company, Bally Ribbon Mills has grown into an American manufacturer known for solving demanding textile design problems. Based in Bally, Pennsylvania, its nearly 300 certified employees draw on more than 70 years of hands-on weaving experience to develop specialized woven materials for customers in fields such as aerospace and medical equipment. The company’s work includes advanced 3-D woven structures, including a quartz material developed with NASA for Orion spacecraft components.
Ballymore Safety Products began in 1945 when founder John Colgan replaced an unsafe wooden store ladder with his own rolling safety ladder, and today manufactures equipment for safer workplace access and material handling. Based in Pennsylvania, the company has grown from that original invention into a six-brand safety group, with capabilities spanning rolling ladders, lifts, work platforms and ergonomic handling solutions. Its custom Engineered Access Solutions work also brings more than 50 years of experience to specialized access and fall-protection projects.
BalTec AG grew out of the Bräcker family business, which began in 1835, and has been associated with radial riveting since 1968. Based in Pfäffikon, Switzerland, the group makes joining machinery for manufacturers and produces its machines entirely in Switzerland. Its work is backed by more than five decades of experience and a worldwide network of local support partners.
From its Swiss headquarters in Pfäffikon, BalTec AG manufactures joining-technology machinery, with radial riveting at the center of its work and more than five decades of experience behind it. The company traces its riveting business to 1968, has sold more than 45,000 machines worldwide, and builds its machines entirely in Switzerland. BalTec supports customers through eight direct operations and a network of 40 sales and service partners across every continent.
Balthasar Industries is a North Tonawanda machine shop known for taking complex customer ideas from early development into production. Its CNC machining and engineering work serves manufacturers that need high-complexity components, prototypes, or help bringing a product to the factory floor.
Family-owned and operated since 1970, Baltic Leisure designs and manufactures saunas, steam rooms and wine-storage systems from its Oxford, Pennsylvania facility. Its 33,000-square-foot manufacturing and finishing center produces made-in-America custom installations as well as modular and DIY sauna kits, while owner Tom Smithson—who grew up in the family business—leads the design and craft work. The company’s sauna and wine-storage systems have been featured on “This Old House” and “American Builder.”
Founded in 1938 with a cooling coil built in its founder’s garage, Baltimore Aircoil Company is now a global manufacturer shaped by more than 2,000 employee-owners. The company develops cooling equipment for demanding commercial, industrial, and refrigeration environments, with a longstanding focus on reducing water and energy use.
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Established in 1997, Baltimore Dog Bakery is a women-owned Baltimore business that bakes all-natural dog treats from scratch. Owner Key Wagner and her staff hand-make treats without additives or preservatives, producing hundreds of pounds each week in a five-rack Reed Oven for stores across the mid-Atlantic. The bakery also makes customized dog birthday cakes and donates product to animal organizations, with one percent of proceeds going to the Maryland SPCA.
Founded in 2014 by Mark Rich and Scott Foreman, Baltimore Fabrication began as a specialty architectural metalworker serving homes and local restaurants. Now an affiliate of SteelFab Inc., it has grown into a Mid-Atlantic fabrication and installation company with a 40,000-square-foot automated shop in York, Pennsylvania, and work extending beyond the region.
Serving Maryland businesses since 2007, Baltimore Graphics Company is a Glen Burnie graphics shop known for keeping its branding work under one roof. With more than 20 years of experience, the company creates commercial vehicle graphics for service businesses and handles design, printing, and installation in-house, from individual work vehicles to larger fleets.
Baltimore Hydraulics, Inc. provides hydraulic component repair, design and fabrication, machine-shop manufacturing, mobile equipment service, field service, and parts distribution. It makes or fabricates hydraulic power units, cylinders, presses, testing equipment, flushing rigs, lifts, specialty equipment, hoses, and replacement parts, serving industrial, marine, construction, government, and commercial markets.
Locally owned and managed in the Baltimore area, Baltimore Signs and Graphics designs, manufactures, prints and installs custom signage for businesses and organizations. The company brings more than 25 years of sales, marketing and sign expertise to a consultative process that runs from branding and color matching through production and installation. Its local production facility uses an HP 365 Latex Printer with recyclable supplies and UL ECOLOGO and GREENGUARD GOLD certifications.
Led by former corporate accounting executive Todd Werner, Baltimore Signsmiths has helped Maryland businesses with commercial signage since 2021. The Owings Mills company is known for managing the process closely, from the first consultation through installation, while coordinating roughly 250 to 275 projects each year. Its work is shaped around each customer’s brand, location, budget, and permitting requirements rather than a standard template.
Founded to restore Maryland rye production to its Baltimore home, Baltimore Spirits Co. is a small-scale, true pot-still distillery built around local whiskey heritage. Its team makes Epoch Rye entirely in house, from mashing through aging, while using the distillery as a place for visitors to learn about Maryland rye and blend a custom bottle.