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Since 1964, Bestlining Limited has built its identity around the often-unseen lining details that complete a garment. The Hong Kong company has supplied Japan’s Bemberg™ luxury series for more than 50 years and now supports apparel customers in more than 20 countries and regions.
Bestmade Products, Inc. designs and manufactures aluminum lake docks, including its cottage-style tip-in and Flex Connect floating systems, from Seneca Falls, New York. Owner Joe McHale stays involved in most product correspondence, giving customers direct advice from the person who designed the docks. The company sells directly without dealers and supports customers with an online dock-design tool, pricing information, and assembly resources.
Philadelphia-based BESTMOW develops robotic lawn mowers, including the Titan-100, for hands-free maintenance of medium to large lawns. Its no-wire machines use AI vision, GPS/RTK mapping and app control to navigate yards, avoid obstacles, handle slopes and recharge themselves. The company’s core R&D team includes researchers from the University of Pennsylvania’s GRASP Lab and six PhDs.
Founded in Philadelphia in 1926 as Lieberman Brush, Bestt Liebco makes paint brushes, roller covers and related applicators for professional painters. The company took its current name in 1969 after acquiring Fond du Lac, Wisconsin’s Bestt Rollr, whose early roller-cover work helped shape the modern product line. Bestt Liebco was first to introduce DuPont Orel polyester painting filament and Chinex bristles, and its Tru-Pro roller covers were the first synthetic fabric roller covers made in the United States.
Founded by Clarence Ochs in 1962 as a retail lumber yard, Bestway is a family business that manufactures pressure-treated lumber and distributes building materials to independent lumberyards. It began treating lumber in Cortland and has since added treating and drying facilities in New York, Pennsylvania, and North Carolina, with operations serving customers along the eastern seaboard.
Veteran-owned and operated in Pottstown, Pennsylvania, Bestweld grew from two employees when it was incorporated in the 1980s to more than 40 employees by March 2020. The company is known for practical pipe-fitting solutions and has supplied the U.S. Navy and maritime industry for more than 30 years.
Family-owned and operating in New York since 1978, Bestype Printing NYC grew from the graphic arts service founded by John Lam’s father into a SoHo print shop serving the city’s creative community. Its in-house team of more than 20 printing and graphics specialists works directly with clients on custom projects, including rush printing when deadlines tighten. The shop’s history includes collaborations with artists such as Barbara Kruger and Dash Snow, and printing Zac Posen’s first lookbooks.
Founded in 2006 by Nancy Tisch, Bet the Farm Winery is a woman-owned Finger Lakes winery producing fruit-forward, food-friendly wines from its Trumansburg vineyard and carefully selected regional fruit. Nancy and Kit Kalfs planted the Jacob Thomas Vineyard in 2018, later harvesting their first estate reds in 2020, and today welcome visitors to a deliberately quiet tasting room overlooking the Cayuga Lake valley. The vineyard is certified sustainable through New York Sustainable Winegrowing, and the winery has built a community-supported model around its wine club.
BETA Technologies designs and manufactures electric aircraft and the propulsion, energy-storage, flight-control, and charging systems that support them. Based in Vermont, the aerospace and defense company has built and flown its ALIA family more than 140,000 nautical miles and is scaling production in a 188,000-square-foot, net-zero manufacturing facility. Its work spans civil aviation and defense, including the hybrid-electric MV250 military logistics aircraft.
From Alessandro Ciceri’s 1923 metal-stamping workshop in Erba, Beta Utensili has grown into an Italian manufacturer of professional tools and work equipment for industry, mechanics and vehicle repair. Still guided by the Ciceri family across four generations, the company designs and makes more than 16,000 products in Italy, where its distinctive approach pairs practical performance with considered design. Beta Utensili operates three Italian plants and serves customers internationally through 10 branches.
Founded in 1923, Beta Utensili S.p.A. manufactures professional tools and workshop equipment for mechanics, industrial maintenance, automotive repair and skilled trades. Based in Italy, the company has built a catalog of more than 16,000 references and also provides certification services for selected measuring instruments. Its tools are used by professionals as well as experienced hobbyists, with the brand also represented in MotoGP workshops.
Betatronix designs, tests, and manufactures precision linear and rotary potentiometer position sensors, switch controls, and custom sensing components. It serves space, industrial, commercial aerospace, military aerospace, and defense applications, including critical and extreme-environment uses.
Betatronix is a small Ronkonkoma company founded in 1966 by Joseph Yanosik Sr. and Jack Maher, with a history rooted in demanding aerospace and space applications. Since joining the Electro Switch family in 2015, it has continued engineering precision potentiometer sensors for customers whose equipment must perform in extreme environments. Its products have flown on missions including Viking I, the International Space Station, and Mars Exploration Rovers.
Founded in 1950 by Carl and Ann Betz, Betco Corporation makes specialty cleaning chemicals and equipment for commercial facilities from its Bowling Green, Ohio operation. Still family-owned and operated, the company has grown from two cleaning products into a manufacturer offering hundreds of solutions, with a distinctive focus on professional training, facility programs and its own fermented probiotic cleaning technology through EnviroZyme®.
Founded in 1955 from three garages on South Park Road, Bethel Bakery is a family-owned Pittsburgh-area bakery known for scratch-baked goods and beautifully decorated cakes. Now in its third generation of Walsh family ownership, the bakery continues to make its signature French Buttercream and custom wedding cakes for celebrations across the South Hills. With locations in Bethel Park and North Strabane, it remains a neighborhood tradition built around bringing families together.
Since David Whitaker founded it in 1994, Bethel Engineering & Equipment has grown from a home-basement office into an Ohio manufacturer with more than 84,000 square feet of production space. The company is known for carrying projects from an initial customer concept through fabrication and installation, with an engineer following each project on site.
Bethel Machine & Mfg. Inc. is a machining company established in 1945. Its listed capabilities include CNC turning and CNC milling.
Founded by Bob Margolies in 1972, Bethesda Restorations repairs, refinishes, and restores wood furniture, carrying decades of hands-on experience into each project. Now owned and operated by Ross Vesotsky, the Gaithersburg shop also handles antique restoration and furniture customization, including seat caning and custom color matching.
Since 1950, Bethlehem Apparatus has built its business around recovering, recycling and retiring mercury and mercury-bearing waste. Its Hellertown mercury campus spans more than 150,000 square feet and includes 25 high-vacuum retorts, a continuous-feed retort and eight quadruple-distillation systems, giving the company capacity to process more than 200 types of waste. Bethlehem is also a domestic supplier of quadruple-distilled high-purity mercury and operates the only mercury treatment permit in the United States.
Founded in 1980, Bethlehem Precast manufactures and installs precast concrete solutions for commercial and residential projects across five states. The Bethlehem, Pennsylvania company is especially known as North America’s number one installer of Bilco® basement egress systems and was among the first suppliers of cable concrete. Its custom work includes high-profile projects such as Allentown’s PPL Center, the USTA Tennis Center in Flushing and the National Constitution Center.