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Veteran-owned Banner Metalcraft, Inc. has served the aerospace industry for more than 50 years from its 32,000-square-foot Ronkonkoma facility, where 75 skilled workers support close-tolerance manufacturing. The company is known for producing precision sheet-metal fabrications and machined parts for aircraft manufacturers, with AS9100 Rev. D and ISO 9001:2015 certification underpinning its quality system.
Founded in Columbus in 1921 as The Banner Die, Tool, and Stamping Company, Banner Metals Group makes engineered metal stampings and related components for demanding manufacturers. The company emerged as Banner Metals Group in 2011, reshaping its work around real-time customer responsiveness while retaining nearly a century of manufacturing experience. Its on-site Quality Clinic gives the operation an unusual way to investigate nonconforming parts, verify corrective action, and document the result.
Banque is preparing an online chocolate shop, alongside its restaurant and café presence in New York. The brand is currently inviting customers to sign up for launch updates and follow its latest happenings on Instagram.
Bantam Tools designs and manufactures computer-controlled machines, including desktop CNC milling machines and art machines for drawing, writing, painting, and other machine-art workflows. Its products combine hardware, software, tooling, fixturing, and machining materials for artists, educators, designers, engineers, innovators, makerspaces, studios, and classrooms.
Created by founder Roz Samimi after years of struggling with acne, banu makes skincare specifically for acne-prone skin. Its formulas are screened for pore-clogging and fungal-acne-triggering ingredients, clinically tested on people across all six Fitzpatrick skin types, and designed to support the skin barrier rather than leave it burning or stripped. The line is also vegan and cruelty-free, bringing a more inclusive, less clinical approach to acne care.
Chef Rob Carraccetto founded Bar & Batter after moving from New York to Annapolis in 2021, drawing on family small-business roots and training in baking and pastry arts at the Culinary Institute of America. From its cottage bakery, the company creates spirit-inspired desserts for Annapolis customers and events, with offerings such as alcohol-infused cookies made through reduction and baking methods that test at 0.0% ABV. Every dessert can also be prepared without alcohol upon request.
Founded in 1989, Bar Hydraulics Inc. has grown from a hydraulic piping service company into a global operation serving industrial and construction projects. It is known for its non-welded piping systems and for supporting projects from design through commissioning.
Bar Processing Corporation processes customer-owned steel bar stock—not distributes it—using four Midwest manufacturing facilities to bring bars to precise surface, length, and dimensional specifications. Formed in the early 1970s, the employee-owned company operates more than 600,000 square feet and is described as the country’s largest independent processor of special bar quality steel. Its work includes non-destructive surface testing and carbon restoration, and the company holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Baralan International S.p.A. designs, engineers, manufactures, and customizes glass and plastic containers and related accessories for primary cosmetics packaging. Its stated markets include skincare, makeup, and fragrance, supported by an international organization and manufacturing facilities.
Since James S. Barbera founded it in 1989, Barbco Inc. has built its identity around manufacturing from East Canton, Ohio, with a focus on quality equipment for underground construction. The company serves contractors in fields such as public utilities and oil and gas, supporting domestic and international projects through custom-built machinery and a worldwide dealer network. Its TriBor system reflects Barbco’s long-running effort to combine practical field needs with new approaches to boring.
Barberton Printcraft is a family-owned printing business providing offset paper printing, custom screen printing on apparel and other textile items, promotional products, spiritwear, and manufacturer bedding and furniture law labels. Its paper printing offerings include letterhead, envelopes, cards, forms, tickets, labels, flyers, menus, line cards, and programs.
In its Reading, Pennsylvania shop, Barbett Industries makes custom and commodity narrow textiles, with draw cords and braided materials among its long-standing specialties. The independent domestic manufacturer pairs computerized equipment with early 20th-century industrial machinery, and can replicate customer samples or finish customer-supplied goods. President Frank J. Loos and general manager Joseph Loos—his son—are pictured running the operation.
From its base in Fort Erie on the Niagara River, Barbican Architectural Products makes standard and custom architectural lighting for commercial spaces. The company also designs office wall and acoustic solutions, and ships more than 600,000 LED-based products each year through a network of over 250 representatives across North America.
Founded in Brixen, South Tyrol, in 1983 by engineer Siegfried Barbieri, BARBIERI electronics grew from a one-person venture into a specialist serving professional digital printers worldwide. Stefan and Markus Barbieri assumed leadership in 1999, carrying the family company into the digital era through its work in spectral color measurement and the proprietary BARBIERI qb Technology. Its instruments help printers and system manufacturers keep color consistent across demanding production workflows.
From a 1924 pushcart in Baltimore’s Fells Point, Barcelona Nut Company has grown into a manufacturer of roasted nuts and trail mixes, along with packaged popcorn products. Its history also includes the Stonehedge Farms brand, which began making coated popcorn in Dover, Pennsylvania, in 1998. Today, the company offers private-label and co-packing support, helping food brands develop, package, and ship custom snack products.
Since 2015, Barchemy has built its name around custom-formulated chocolate and confectionery solutions for better-for-you food makers. The company works alongside customers from initial concept through commercial production, with separate facilities for conventional, allergen-free, and peanut manufacturing.
Born from the 1992 invention of the original 6P shredder, Miamisburg’s Barclay Roto-Shred builds tire-recycling machinery that cleanly cuts high volumes of scrap tires into usable strips and chips. The family-run business, led by the Beihns since 2023, carries that mechanical legacy into modern recycling systems while also rebuilding used Barclay machines to extend their working life. Its equipment is engineered for straightforward maintenance, with some Barclay machines remaining in service after more than a decade of extreme use.
Founded in a Bryan, Ohio tin shop in 1914, Bard Manufacturing makes commercial heating and cooling equipment, including the wall-mounted systems that became its signature. The company remains fourth-generation family-owned, with the fifth generation involved in daily operations and strategy, and now serves customers worldwide from three North American facilities. Bard’s equipment is especially established in schools and modular buildings, where its decentralized systems provide room-by-room climate control without relying on large central systems.
Since its founding in 1992, Bardac Corporation has built its identity around practical drive and automation expertise from its Stevensville, Maryland factory. The company is known for helping manufacturers keep equipment running, including through drive replacements, application engineering, and direct technical support.
Since 1968, Bardane has been a Northeastern Pennsylvania manufacturer known for custom die castings. Based in Jermyn, the company serves industrial customers from a 93,000-square-foot facility and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification.