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Founded in 1992 by industry veterans, BR Printers has grown from a small Silicon Valley digital printer into a nationwide company known for combining traditional print craftsmanship with data-driven technology. Its work is particularly closely tied to publishers, including educational and children’s-book publishers, and its National Graphic Solutions operation holds ISO 9001:2015 and G7 Master Printer credentials.
Founded in 1968, Meadville’s Bra-Vor Tool & Die Company makes precision fine-metal stampings, tooling and gages for manufacturers in demanding markets. With more than 50 years in the trade, the company handles simple and complex designs in a modern, clean, temperature-controlled facility, including complete high-speed progressive dies and machining to tolerances as tight as 0.0005 inch. Its in-house quality system controls work from start to finish, with inspections shaped by customer quality plans.
For more than three generations, Bracalente Manufacturing Group has built its identity around precision work, tracing its manufacturing history to 1950. From its Pennsylvania base, the company serves global customers with machined components for demanding aerospace and defense programs, supporting projects from prototype through production.
Founded in 2012 by designer Roberto Sacal, Bracaletti creates fine leather goods and jewelry, with its signature cuff links and bracelets joined by handbags and small leather accessories. Although Sacal and the company are based in New York, a Mexico City atelier remains Bracaletti’s center, where an extended team of artisans—including third-generation leather craftsmen—develops prototypes and handcrafts the collection. The label carries forward a family legacy in leather goods that began with Sacal’s father’s jewelry store and the former Casa Aries workshop.
Brad’s Farm Market is a full-time Churchville, Maryland farming operation growing produce on 125 acres while raising Angus beef, pork, greenhouse flowers and grain for nearby communities. Brad and Karin run the farm with their three children, three stands, four greenhouses and 45 employees across four farms. The market also operates one of northeastern Maryland’s first CSA programs and hosts seasonal farm activities such as hayrides, pumpkins and a corn maze.
Bradford Brew Station is a craft brewery and restaurant in Bradford, Pennsylvania, that brews its own beers and offers a full menu. It honors local oil heritage and features 14 craft brews on tap.
Founded in 1881 as the Pennsylvania Range Boiler Company, Bradford White Corporation is an American-owned manufacturer with a long record of developing heating equipment for professional installation. The company has kept its manufacturing operations in the United States and supports the plumbing and HVAC trades through training at its LEED Gold-certified International Technical Excellence Center in Middleville, Michigan.
Bradish Glass, Inc. is a recycling service that specializes in recycling various types of glass. They accept and process many types of glass, producing clean, 100% recycled cullet according to manufacturers' exact specifications.
Family operated since 1981, Bradley Graphic Solutions produces print, data and mail campaigns for regional, national and international customers from its Bensalem operation. The company is particularly built around complex direct-mail production, managing projects from concept and printing through personalization, mailing and distribution. Its in-house equipment and workflow support both high-volume campaigns and specialized pieces such as integrated membership cards and labels, while its stated hallmarks are quick quoting, candid answers and long-term customer relationships.
Founded in 1972 in Harvey Bradley’s basement, Bradley Lifting Corporation designs and manufactures custom below-the-hook lifting devices for demanding mill-duty material-handling applications. The York, Pennsylvania company has grown from that small engineering business into a manufacturer with its own ISO 9001- and ISO 14001-registered facilities, while continuing to support equipment with inspections, repairs and reconditioning. Its technical staff designs each lifter under licensed professional-engineer supervision, and the company has maintained serialized records for every lifter and spare part it has made or repaired since its founding.
Since its founding in Boston in 1886, Bradley Pulverizer has built its identity around solving the demanding mineral-processing problems that first brought its mills into fertilizer and cement plants. Still headquartered in Allentown, where it established manufacturing operations in 1914, the company is best known for long-running expertise in phosphate processing and now serves industrial customers across more than 40 countries. Its Broadfield process, introduced in 1936, remains a defining part of that history.
Bradley Stone Industries, Ltd. fabricates and installs custom stone surfaces for residential and commercial projects in the greater Cleveland area. Founded more than 30 years ago by owner Brad Disandis, the company has grown around its stone and quartz countertop work and operates a 100,000-square-foot showroom, slab warehouse, and production facility in Solon, Ohio.
Known for more than 130 years of experience in part identification, Brady Corporation—formerly MECCO—helps manufacturers create permanent, readable traceability marks. Its Cranberry Township team works with industrial customers to develop marking systems suited to demanding production environments, from standard equipment to tailored installations.
BradyPLUS supplies JanSan, foodservice and industrial packaging products, pairing nationwide distribution with operational support for facilities, grocers and food processors. Its 6,000 associates serve thousands of customers through 180 locations, while specialized teams also design, automate and repair end-of-line packaging systems. The company’s Green Partner Support program brings sustainability guidance, training and certified product options into those everyday supply programs.
Plymouth Meeting-based Braeburn develops specialty pharmaceutical treatments for opioid use disorder, including BRIXADI, a buprenorphine extended-release injection. Its work extends beyond drug development into research, advocacy and community partnerships aimed at reducing stigma and improving access to recovery care, with particular attention to underserved populations.
Founded in 2001 just west of Chicago, Braeburn Systems makes thermostat, zoning, and smart-control products for homes and light commercial buildings. Its Braeburn, BlueLink, and Salus brands span dependable HVAC controls and connected home and building automation, with solutions designed to improve comfort while reducing energy costs. The company’s manufacturing facility is ISO 9001 and QS9000 rated, and its contractor branding program lets installers add their own identity to select products.
Founded in 1904, Braen Stone is a family-run construction-materials producer rooted in northern New Jersey, with a history spanning five generations. It operates five quarries and produces materials such as crushed stone and hot mix asphalt for construction and infrastructure work across the tri-state area.
Since 1962, five-generation family-owned Braglio Farms has raised and sold farm-fresh meats from its Woodstock, Maryland, farms and trusted local partners. Its Randallstown farm brings that food to the public through a country store and market, while also serving as a destination for family events, food trucks, ice cream and seasonal gatherings. The operation also delivers sustainably sourced hardwood firewood, giving the Braglio family’s farm-to-table business an unusual second specialty.
Founded in 1916 to make fasteners for wooden keg hoops, Girard, Ohio’s Brainard Rivet Company now produces made-to-print cold-formed rivets and specialty fasteners for industrial customers. The 100% employee-owned company has manufactured more than 854 million pounds of cold-headed fasteners, with a 65,000-square-foot plant that makes most of its tooling in-house. Brainard combines custom production with drilling, threading and heat-treating capabilities, and operates under an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
BrainBit is an R&D-driven neurotechnology company with more than 20 years of experience in software, AI, and device development. Headquartered in California with an office in Poland and manufacturing in China, it works with partners in more than 40 countries to turn brain and body signals into practical tools for research, wellness, and custom app development. Its work is known for pairing wearable sensing with open developer access, including a free SDK for teams building their own neurotechnology applications.