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Established in 1934, Bearings Manufacturing Company makes, modifies, and repairs special ball and roller bearings from its Strongsville, Ohio facility. BMC grew from a Depression-era operation reconditioning scarce bearings for local industry and now continues historic product lines such as Stearns Stafford, acquired in 2009, while welcoming small-quantity and obsolete-bearing work. Its capabilities span bearings from one-quarter inch to 18 feet in diameter, with reverse engineering available from a sample when drawings are unavailable.
Founded in 1980 as a Pennsylvania machine shop, Bearon Manufacturing produces custom machined and cast components from its 80,000-square-foot, climate-controlled facility in Landisville. Its 30-plus CNC machines support projects from prototype through production, while the company’s Rapid Modular Casting program offers a tooling-free route for short-run cast parts. Bearon holds AS9100 and ISO 9001 certifications and serves customers across the United States.
From its 36,000-square-foot shop in New York’s Finger Lakes region, Bears Playgrounds builds nature-inspired cedar log playgrounds for commercial and residential spaces. The Bears Playground Crew designs, manufactures, delivers and installs custom play environments in-house, using whole northern white cedar logs to bring the feel of outdoor adventure into children’s spaces. The company has been building playgrounds for more than 20 years, with nine staff members trained as Certified Playground Safety Inspectors and leadership participating in ASTM playground-safety standards work.
Born in a Bearsville, New York kitchen more than a decade ago, Bearsville Soap Company makes small-batch cold-process soap and natural men’s grooming goods. Its old-world method keeps glycerin in the bar, while the company’s “one bar at a time” approach centers hands-on workmanship and real, plant-based ingredients. The line is made in the USA and includes distinctive scents such as Pale Santal and Draft No. 6.
Mike Beasley built his expertise at Auckland’s Marten Marine, working on America’s Cup and Volvo 60 racing yachts before bringing that experience to Beasley Marine Inc. in Annapolis. The company applies advanced composite technology to high-performance yacht upgrades and repairs, with a reputation for its Grand Prix Race Bottom and painstaking longboard fairing work.
Beast Riders Limited is a consumer leather goods company that produces motorcycle dog carriers and dog seats for bikers traveling with dogs.
Beaufort Group develops and manufactures survival technology and mission-critical equipment for defence and aerospace operations, with capabilities spanning air, land, and sea. The group brings together specialist brands including DSB, which has built inflatable boats and maritime survival systems since 1910, and Vinyl Technology, a build-to-print manufacturer of life-support systems and technical textile products. Beaufort reports more than 1,400 colleagues and six manufacturing facilities across the United States and Europe.
Family-owned Beaumont Pottery has been hand making pottery in Phoenix, Maryland, since 1971, with founder Jerry Beaumont bringing more than 60 years of experience to the wheel. The working studio uses locally extracted Maryland clay and hand-formulated glazes, preserving a deliberately primitive process in which each piece carries its own slight variations. Its roots include Jerry’s early specialty in authentic reproduction salt-glazed stoneware, while today the studio and gallery offer handmade ceramics intended for everyday use.
Founded in Erie in 1998 to commercialize its professor-invented MeltFlipper® technology, Beaumont Technologies develops solutions and provides engineering support for plastic injection molding. Its 40,000-plus-square-foot headquarters is home to the company’s unusual combination of Autodesk Moldflow simulation, training, material characterization and software expertise under one roof. Beaumont now employs more than 100 people across its business units, including injection molding through Beaumont Advanced Processing.
Founded by lifelong athlete Andy Tran, BEAUNE grew from a hectic family kitchen experiment into a company making canned performance broth for people who train hard. Its approach puts traditional bone broth into a lighter daily format for athletes and active professionals who want recovery support without relying on stimulants.
Founded by Buffalo entrepreneur Christian Johnson, Beautiful Brains manufactures, sources, and distributes medical supplies and safety equipment while also providing consulting services. The certified minority women-owned business became a critical local supplier during the pandemic, delivering more than 500,000 food-service masks within five days and helping Buffalo-area hospitals navigate severe shortages. Its SmartCycle program adds a circular approach to non-clinical PPE, pairing supply-chain support with waste reduction.
From New York’s Fashion District, Beautiful Connection Group runs a B2B clothing marketplace and made-to-measure production service for brands, retailers, and designers. Its fashion professionals bring more than 25 years of industry experience to the work, connecting clients with vetted manufacturers worldwide and guiding collections from sketches and tech packs through sampling, production, and delivery. The group also supports emerging designers with flexible minimums and hands-on production oversight.
Founded in 1974 from a family heritage in Italian luxury perfumery, Beautimport distributes high-end cosmetics and fragrances to Italian perfumeries. Led today by founder Piersandro Catelli’s son, Nicola, the company is the exclusive Italian distributor for Decorté and develops Lubin Paris in Italy, handling its commercial and market-support activities. Its history also includes producing and exporting Terme di Saturnia cosmetic products for international markets.
BEAUTIZON Instruments manufactures beauty essentials, including cuticle nippers, scissors, pushers, and eyebrow extension tweezers. The company offers free design customization and free shipping worldwide.
Beauty by Imagination is a New York–area hair-care company whose heritage stretches back more than 100 years, from Goody founder Henry Goodman’s pushcart in lower Manhattan to Jeff Rosenzweig’s scrappy 1977 start selling brushes from a van. Today, the company develops hair solutions for consumers and salon professionals, with its best-known innovation being the Wet Brush Original Detangler. BBI operates from offices in New York City and Commack, Long Island.
Beauty of the Isles makes Caribbean-inspired skincare and body care from clean, plant-based ingredients, with products designed for skin across all shades. Its handcrafted all-natural bar soaps and botanical moisturizers bring island culture into everyday routines, while the range also includes natural soy candles for the home.
More than 20 years ago, board-certified dermatologist Dr. Neal Schultz turned the central insight of his Manhattan practice—treating overall skin tone and texture rather than focusing only on wrinkles—into BeautyRx. The company develops dermatologist-formulated at-home skincare centered on gentle exfoliation, while its Peel Bar brings Schultz’s two-minute professional glycolic peel to consumers outside the doctor’s office.
Five generations of the Clark family’s building tradition stand behind Beaver Mountain Custom Homes, a family-owned company founded in 1982 in Deposit, New York. Known for site-specific homes shaped to the Northeast landscape, Beaver Mountain guides clients from early design through construction with an integrated process and a long record of more than 2,500 completed buildings.
Established in 1989, Beaver Steel Services Inc is a steel service center in Carnegie, Pennsylvania, supplying steel to HVAC mechanical contractors, manufacturers, job shops, and fabricators. Its 140,000-plus-square-foot temperature-controlled facility processes steel, and the company also distributes HVAC hard goods and markets steel internationally.