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BEAN of Brooklyn makes understated headwear for children and big kids, including cotton beanies and slouchies made in the USA. Founded around the idea that children should be their own billboard rather than advertisements for brands, the company uses premium, ethically sourced materials and donates 26.3% of net profits to charities supporting childhood development and inclusion.
Bear Automotive Equipment has been part of the automotive service industry since brothers Will and Henry Damman founded it in 1917, with a legacy tied closely to the development of wheel-alignment equipment. Now based in Kalamazoo, Michigan, the integrated manufacturer continues that American craftsmanship by producing precision service equipment for professional automotive shops, including its robotic alignment systems.
Formed in July 2015 in Cleveland, Bear Diversified is a privately held holding company that invests in manufacturing businesses producing engineered components and assemblies for global automotive, aerospace, and satellite supply chains. Its portfolio spans operating companies in the United States and Mexico, with additional reach through partnerships in Canada, China, and England. Family-led and built around Northern Stamping and Highlands Diversified Services, Bear combines local operating teams with a multi-country manufacturing footprint and more than 35 years of experience across its companies.
Bear Hollow Supply grew from Roman Yoder’s 1990s Northeast Ohio workshop, where he designed bed hardware for Amish furniture builders, into a family-run maker of table legs and woodworking hardware. Today, the company handcrafts its table legs in Ohio, including cast aluminum designs, while continuing to serve furniture builders and DIY customers with practical project components. Brady Yoder took over the business in 2017 and carries the family’s emphasis on craftsmanship into its expanding product line.
Bear Mechanical is a family-operated machine shop in Hillsboro, Ohio, producing precision machined and fabricated parts. Started in 1970, the LLC partnership is owned by Charles W. (Bill) Bear and his sons, and the company describes itself as veteran-owned. Its work ranges from prototype to production, and it offers repair and fabrication welding.
From the Hudson Valley, Bear Mountain Coffee Roasters is an artisan micro-roastery producing coffee roasted to order. Owner and roaster Jonathan hand-selects beans for taste, balance, and uniformity, then hand-packs them for next-day delivery. The company pairs traditional coffee-roasting craft with modern technology and also brings its locally roasted coffee to seasonal Hudson Valley farmers’ markets.
Established by Peter and Colleen Hilts in 1997, family-owned Bear Paw Printing produces custom printed materials and provides digital printing, copying, and design services in Chittenango. Owner Peter Hilts brings printing-industry experience dating to 1971, and the company works with customers from project setup through completion, handling both small and large runs.
Family-owned and operated since the Baker family founded it in 1992, Bear Playgrounds has spent more than 30 years helping Pittsburgh-area families create backyard spaces for play. Based in Mars, Pennsylvania, the company is known for guiding each project to fit the family’s yard and budget, then handling the installation through its full-time professional crew.
Established in 1961 to serve the anthracite coal industry, Bear Ridge Machine & Fabrication is a Frackville job shop that builds, repairs and modifies industrial equipment through heavy fabrication and precision machining. Its 70,000-square-foot facility brings engineering, fabrication and repair work under one roof, with particular depth in mechanically driven systems and abrasion-resistant material-handling components. Bear Ridge’s practical, hands-on reputation was forged in projects as demanding as retrofitting a drill for the 1963 Sheppton mine rescue, and the company is AISC certified for structural steel bridges and highway components.
Since 1991, Rochester’s Bear Technologies Inc. has developed and assembled the TRACKER, a real-time production monitoring system for manufacturing plants. Founded by an engineer and a salesman, the company remains focused on in-house software development and New York production, supporting more than 700 units sold worldwide. Its long-running systems are built to work with both older and newer machinery, with no subscription fees and free lifetime software updates.
Family-owned since 1989, Bear Woodworking is known for handmade outdoor furniture crafted in Livonia. Its work places picnic tables in settings ranging from private homes to community spaces and local businesses.
Family-owned and operated by Dave and Ginny Burke, BEAR-ENT supplies German- and American-made instruments specifically for ear, nose and throat practices, surgery centers and hospitals. The company stands out for sourcing German stainless-steel instruments and having many specialized ENT pieces manufactured for BEAR-ENT, including glare-reducing ebonized ear instruments. Formerly known as mytaMed.com, it also helps customers track down instruments not already in its offering.
Bearcat Spaceport Cup is a University of Cincinnati student engineering team that designs and builds high-powered rockets and competition payloads for the Spaceport America Cup. Its first rocket launch, in April 2024, reached 7,184 feet—the university’s highest recorded altitude at the time—and successfully deployed and recovered the rocket’s payload capsule. Alongside its rocketry work, the team mentors UC students and brings hands-on STEM activities to local schools.
Bearcats Racing is the University of Cincinnati’s student-run SAE racing program, designing and building formula, Baja, and electric racecars for national collegiate competition. Its teams manage the full project—from engineering and fabrication to fundraising, testing, and racing—giving students hands-on preparation for automotive and technology careers. Bearcats Electric Racing, founded in 2020, focuses specifically on developing a more sustainable future through Formula SAE Electric.
Founded by Rodney and Virginia Beard in 1967, Beard’s Quality Nut Company is a three-generation California family business that grows, handles, packs, and processes walnuts and almonds. From its original single plant in Empire, the company has expanded to multiple Central Valley facilities while keeping long-standing relationships with many of its growers. Its California nuts reach customers around the world, with nearly half of walnut production and roughly three-quarters of almond production shipped overseas.
BeardBrothers LLC. is a veteran-owned beard care company that creates beard products. The company states that its products are made in the USA and contain all-natural ingredients.
Founded as a small family-run business in Long Island City on July 14, 1951, Beardslee Transmission Equipment Co. distributes power-transmission and industrial maintenance supplies to manufacturers and service professionals in the tri-state area and worldwide. Its three Long Island stores support that distribution work with machine-shop services, including made-to-order replacement parts and gears, while experienced staff help customers identify hard-to-match components. Beardslee has been a PTDA member since 1967.
Founded by Steve Sivo, Bearing & Drive Systems is a Strongsville, Ohio company known for helping industrial distributors keep customers supplied when ordinary bearing channels fall short. Its large inventory and sourcing network are geared toward hard-to-find and obsolete components, and the company sells through distribution only rather than directly to end users.
Family-owned and family-operated since 1933, Bearing Service Company is a Pittsburgh-based industrial manufacturer and distributor known for extending the useful life of critical bearing equipment. Its 88,000-square-foot operation supports customers nationwide, particularly those with specialty or discontinued bearing needs, and the company also provides field engineering support. Bearing Service maintains ISO 9001:2015 certification.