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Since 1968, family-owned BDL Supply has manufactured pallets and protective packaging from its headquarters in South Charleston, Ohio, pairing custom design and fabrication with nationwide delivery. Its more than 500 employees support manufacturers and government agencies, including a military packaging operation with over 45 years of experience meeting Mil-Spec requirements. BDL Supply also extends its reach through the PALNET network and recycling programs that process millions of pallets each year.
Privately owned BDP Industries has been making equipment in Greenwich, New York, since 1978, when it began as a supplier to the pulp and paper industry. Today, the company keeps its engineering and manufacturing work in-house while serving municipal and industrial facilities with systems for managing biosolids and other difficult waste streams.
Since 1975, Doylestown, Pennsylvania’s BDS Systems has manufactured American-made windsock systems that show wind direction around airports, industrial sites, marine facilities and government installations. The company began making its internally lighted design in 2002 and is known for a rotating frame built around corrosion-resistant stainless steel, vinyl components and proprietary Delrin-type bearings. Its systems are used worldwide, including in aviation and hazardous industrial environments.
Born from an ironworker father-and-son team’s effort to make a stroke survivor’s closet easier to reach, Be Clever Company LLC makes patented rotating closet rods and truck-access steps. The family says that solution became the world’s first metal rotating closet rod, and its American-made Clever Closet Rod System now brings clothes forward while making better use of tight closets.
Registered Dietitian Nutritionist Helen Agresti founded Be Free Bar in Erie, Pennsylvania, after seeing clients struggle to find genuinely nourishing snacks. The company makes plant-based protein bars for people seeking convenient energy between meals, using real ingredients rather than artificial sweeteners or sugar alcohols. Two of its bars, Blondie Coffee and Blueberry Burst, received Good Housekeeping’s 2025 Best Snack Award.
For more than a century, Be Inthavong’s family has preserved the Lao tradition of silk weaving, a heritage the Vientiane-born designer now reinterprets through his own textile company. After apprenticing on his family’s looms in Laos, Inthavong developed a rare process that handlooms micro-strips of leather into silk, creating fabrics for fashion and interior applications. The company received the 2013 International Product Design Awards’ best textile honor in London.
With six decades of activity behind it, BEA Sensors develops sensing solutions that automate and improve the safety of doors, gates and other equipment. Its laser-based time-of-flight technology creates precise detection curtains that can operate across changing weather and floor conditions, supporting applications from pedestrian entrances to warehouse loading docks. BEA is part of a global group with more than 650 employees and business units serving Europe, Asia and North America.
Founded by Willard C. Beach before 1948, Beach Filter Products makes point-of-use filtration and moisture-control equipment that keeps industrial compressed air, lubricants and storage spaces clean and dry. The Hanover company grew from air brushes and self-locking nuts into a family business with more than 65 years of service, and its aviation roots remain visible in specialty filters used for aircraft systems. Beach serves manufacturing customers worldwide through a network of 100 distributors and more than 500 salespeople.
Since 1887, Hagerstown-based Beachley has crafted custom American-made commercial furniture and millwork for corporate, hospitality, and institutional spaces. Working from architectural drawings or even a rough sketch, its millworkers, upholsterers, and finishers build each project to address design challenges that standard production furniture cannot. Beachley manufactures for customers across the continental United States.
For more than 30 years, family-owned Beachy Cabinet Makers has built custom cabinetry and handled kitchen remodeling for homeowners between Buffalo and Rochester, New York. The company’s signature is one-piece face-frame construction, with cabinet boxes made to practically any size or shape and solid Maple dovetailed drawers finished with soft-close hardware. Beachy also designs cabinetry for bathrooms and other home spaces, with father-and-son craftsmanship and installation frequently noted by customers.
Since 1926, Beacon Adhesives has been the Mount Vernon, New York, manufacturer that makers and engineers turn to when an ordinary bond will not solve the problem. Its locally made solutions serve creative projects as well as specialized industrial work, with the company also carrying forward products acquired from Solar Compounds in 2020.
Beacon Biosignals turns at-home EEG and other biosignal data into AI-driven tools for drug development and sleep diagnostics. Its Waveband headband, formerly Dreem 3S, is FDA 510(k)-cleared and supports clinical-grade sleep monitoring outside the lab, while the company’s platform helps research teams identify biomarkers and measure treatment effects. Beacon says its technology has supported more than 40 clinical trials, analyzed over 2 million hours of EEG, and completed 500,000 home sleep tests.
Beacon Gasket & Seals Co. is a fourth-generation, family-owned company in Lakewood, known for applying deep sealing expertise to difficult industrial and marine applications. Its team develops engineered gasket solutions and uses in-house fabrication when a standard part will not fit the job, drawing on more than 200 years of combined staff experience.
Beacon Street Innovations grew from an MIT undergraduate thesis into an engineering-led company focused on making digital information more accessible to blind readers. Its NSF-supported Braille cell technology is being developed into affordable multi-line displays for people who need more context than conventional single-line devices provide.
Beacon Water Equipment provides household, point-of-use, commercial, and industrial water treatment equipment. Its offerings include water softeners, filtration, reverse osmosis, iron/manganese filters, odor and bacteria elimination systems, ultraviolet disinfection lights, and neutralizing filters, along with water testing and installation services.
Based in Dayton, Beagle Printing & Design creates custom printed and decorated items for businesses, organizations, and community groups. Its offerings span apparel decoration and everyday business printing, with spirit wear and promotional products giving the shop a particularly community-oriented focus.
Founded in 1911 by an onion farmer and a dairy farmer, family-owned Beak & Skiff Apple Orchards grows apples in Lafayette, New York and turns its harvest into fresh cider and other orchard-made beverages. Now in its fifth generation, the operation spans more than 350,000 apple trees and carries the crop from tree to cider mill, tasting room, or distillery on the farm. Its Apple Hill campus also brings the public into the orchard through pick-your-own apples, the Apple Barn, and seasonal family attractions.
Beam's Millwork specializes in custom architectural millwork, including cabinetry, built-ins, moldings, and woodwork. With over 20 years of experience, they handle projects from design to installation for residential and commercial clients.
Founded in 2003 by former equipment end user Todd Beamer, Beamer’s Piggyback Sales & Service is a Cincinnati-area shop that sells and repairs truck-mounted forklifts while fabricating and repairing custom truck bodies. The company is an authorized Princeton Delivery Systems dealer and takes a ground-up approach to reconditioning its forklift units, rather than simply repainting them. Its one-stop operation also handles fleet truck repair and custom upfitting, including made-to-order flatbeds.
Founded in Cleveland in 1991, BEAMSTOP’R Laser Barriers manufactures custom laser-blocking safety barriers from its proprietary B-35 Laserguard fabric. The woman-owned small business designs made-to-order curtains, screens, window covers and enclosed work areas for laser users in settings ranging from medical facilities to research laboratories and defense operations. Its ANSI-tested fabric is intended to confine stray laser plume from Class 3B and Class 4 lasers, and the company holds a U.S. government GSA contract.