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Brandywine Machine Co. began in 1950 as a one-garage carbon steel repair shop and has remained a Greater Philadelphia-area company known for long-standing customer relationships. Today, it supplies stainless steel plate products and handles custom machining in-house for industrial customers, with some original customers still working with the company more than 75 years later.
Based in West Chester’s Brandywine Valley, Brandywine Pharmaceuticals identifies, develops and commercializes affordable generic pharmaceuticals. The company works through partnerships with pharmaceutical manufacturers, ANDA licensors and contract development and manufacturing organizations, supporting products with cGMP warehousing, distribution and U.S. sales and marketing. Its customers include national wholesalers, retail chains and group purchasing organizations.
Rooted in the Midwest’s Rust Belt, Brannieke Automotive develops and manufactures vehicle systems and interior components for automotive OEMs and Tier-1 and Tier-2 suppliers. The Ohio-based company works across the full product-development cycle, combining design engineering and R&D with prototyping, validation, and contract manufacturing. Its work reaches from vehicle interiors and climate systems to lighting, embedded controls, and electrification, with a particular focus on user experience and practical mobility solutions.
Braskem is a global chemical and petrochemical producer, making thermoplastic resins and biopolymers for customers in more than 70 countries. With offices and plants across the Americas, Europe, and Asia, it describes itself as the largest thermoplastic resin producer in the Americas and a world leader in biopolymer production. Its stated purpose is to improve people's lives through sustainable solutions in chemistry and plastics.
Founded in 2002 through the integration of six companies, Braskem produces thermoplastic resins and basic chemical inputs for everyday products. The global petrochemical company is the largest producer of thermoplastic resins in the Americas, with 39 industrial units, more than 8,000 team members and operations spanning 11 countries. Its distinctive UTEC ultra-high-molecular-weight polyethylene line and sugarcane-based “I’m green” portfolio reflect a business built around specialized materials and circular-economy development.
Known for its old-world approach to decorative metalwork, Brass Accents, Inc. creates cast-brass and hot-forged hardware in Salem, Ohio. Its pieces are shaped through traditional molding and forging, then individually examined and finished for designers, architects, and homeowners who value lasting detail.
From its Kinderhook, New York shop, Braswell Consulting Inc. provides CNC machining and engineering services for high-accuracy custom parts. The company uses CNC equipment, CAD/CAM software, and specialized fixturing to handle complex geometries and tailor parts to customer specifications, with examples ranging from reaction chambers to surgical-equipment spacers.
Founded in 1985 by Navy veteran James K. Braswell, Braswell Precision is a veteran-owned Glen Burnie manufacturer of prototype and production precision-machined components. The company specializes in parts that capture sophisticated electronic components, using close-tolerance machining, careful finishing and assembly in a climate-controlled 20,000-square-foot facility. Its long-standing management team and low employee turnover support consistent work for aerospace, defense and other demanding customers, backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Founded in 1993, Cincinnati-based Brat Screen Printing and Embroidery decorates apparel and promotional items with custom screen printing and embroidery. The shop pairs in-house artwork help with job-specific pricing and proofs, serving needs from fundraiser shirts to embroidered employee polos. Its stated standard turnaround is 10 business days after approval and deposit.
Founded in Brooklyn in 1875, Braun Brush Company is a fourth-generation family-owned manufacturer of custom and stock industrial brushes. Now based in Albertson, New York, the company serves applications from facility maintenance to aerospace, including a custom brush made for NASA’s Spirit and Opportunity Mars rovers. Braun also makes its Wheel Woolies in the USA at a veteran-run facility and manufactures metal-free brushes at its West Coast operation.
Founded in Brooklyn in 1875, Braun Brush Company makes standard and custom industrial brushes, carrying a family brush-making business into its fourth generation. Still family-owned and operated by Lance Cheney, the great-grandson of founder Emanuel Braun, the company is known for combining long-standing craftsmanship with specialized manufacturing, including metal-free brush technology. Its custom work has even included brushes designed for NASA’s Spirit and Opportunity Mars rovers.
Since Charles J. Braun started the business as a pattern shop in 1961, Braun Industries has grown into a Van Wert, Ohio, manufacturer of customizable ambulances for emergency-response teams. Its distinctive SolidBody™ Construction builds the module as one integrated aluminum structure, an approach Braun subjected to industry-first combined side-impact and rollover testing in 2016. The company also supports vehicles after delivery through a nationwide dealer network and a 49,500-square-foot service facility.
Braven Environmental develops and operates facilities that process waste plastics using its Braven Reactor Train™ and convert the waste into materials for second-life plastics and alternative fuels. The company says it has spent over a decade developing and testing its process and operates its first commercial facility in Zebulon, North Carolina, with modular facilities designed for rapid deployment.
Founded in 2014 by President and CEO Claudine Adams, Bravura Information Technology Systems is a woman-owned, minority-owned small business headquartered near Aberdeen Proving Ground in Maryland. The company is known for supporting Department of Defense and federal missions, with particular depth in tethered aerostat operations for persistent surveillance. Bravura holds ISO 9001:2015 and ISO 27001:2022 certifications.
Brawer Bros., Inc., established in 1902, produces and distributes synthetic yarns through its affiliated companies, with USA-based manufacturing and approximately 400 employees globally. Its operations include yarn manufacturing in Hawthorne, New Jersey; Swepsonville, North Carolina; and Holly Springs, North Carolina.
Bray International, Inc. manufactures flow-control products and has delivered flow-control solutions since 1986, with a presence in over 40 countries. The company describes a modular product line and specializes in valve automation and isolation for industrial applications.
Brayman Precast is a Pennsylvania manufacturer of precast concrete products and reinforcing steel, operating a 30,000-square-foot climate-controlled plant and a separate 10,000-square-foot reinforcing-bar facility in suburban Pittsburgh. Its team designs and manufactures custom-engineered products for infrastructure and commercial projects, and the company coordinates deliveries across the East Coast and parts of the Midwest. The company identifies decades of industry experience and certifications from PCI and NPCA.
Braze Solutions LLC is known for its claimed first in the brazing industry: joining every grade of titanium with ferrous and non-ferrous materials. Based in Solon, Ohio, the company provides induction brazing equipment and services for industrial customers.
Founded in 2002, Brazil Bronze helped introduce spray tanning to a wider audience and now combines a New York City salon with made-in-the-USA sunless tanning formulas for consumers and salon professionals. Owner Bridget Bergin developed signature approaches including the sculpted tan, while the company’s water-based solutions are made with Eco-Cert-approved DHA and ingredients developed in a grade-A pharmaceutical laboratory. Its spray tans have been named Allure’s best-of-the-best for six consecutive years and called “The Perfect Tan” by Vogue.
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