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Brey-Krause Manufacturing Company is a Bethlehem, Pennsylvania manufacturer known for keeping its automotive work under one roof in a 68,000-square-foot plant. The company makes performance driving accessories for road and track cars, including vehicle-specific seat mounts, with parts designed to use factory mounting points without modifying the vehicle.
Founded in 1992, Brian Moore Guitars handcrafts high-end electric guitars in LaGrange, New York, where ergonomic design and technology meet traditional woodwork. Its custom shop grew from the MC/1, an early neck-through instrument blending composite materials with wood, and is known for the versatile C-series, including guitars with piezo and synthesizer access. The company also offers hand-created custom inlays made in New York State by inlay artist Ray Memmel.
Brian’s Best Gluten Free is described in the submitted source context as a specialty gluten-free producer making bread from blends of certified gluten-free flour, ancient grains, and whole grains. It sells primarily through retail outlets, cooperatives, and restaurants.
Brian’s Best Pastries is a food and beverage manufacturing company that produces pastries and cakes.
BRICK Ceramic + Design Studio is a Cleveland ceramics studio and showroom where artists make, learn about, and fire pottery in a shared community workspace. Founded and run by ceramic artist Valerie Grossman, the studio offers classes for all skill levels, memberships with 24/7 access, and handmade work by local Cleveland artists through its Mortar gallery and shop. Its working space includes a large gas kiln alongside electric kilns, pottery wheels, and dedicated glazing and forming areas.
Brickcraft is a New York City-based family of lifelong brick fans making officially licensed building sets that turn beloved pop-culture worlds into hands-on display pieces. Its fan-led catalog ranges from scenes such as The Golden Girls’ Miami living room to character builds like Family Guy’s Laser Blaster Stewie, alongside Bricktanicals, a build-your-own bouquet line designed to last on the shelf.
BrickForge creates injection-molded accessories and components that let builders customize miniature figures and brick-based displays, from historical armor to science-fiction gear. The company pioneered the minifigure-customizing hobby and its RiGGED system uses micro-connection points to make compatible parts work together in new combinations. Since April 2019, BrickForge has been operated by Central Arkansas AFOL couple Ashley and Richard Glatter, who took over from founders Kyle and Rachel Peterson.
Formerly Sherman Tool & Gage, Brickhouse Precision is an American precision machining, tooling and assembly company serving manufacturers from its Erie, Pennsylvania base. Its integrated capabilities take projects from prototype through production, with finishing, inspection reporting and shipping handled as part of the process. The company draws on decades of machining experience and supplies parts used around the world across industries including heavy equipment, robotics and transportation.
Operating continuously since 1914, Bridesburg Foundry is a Pennsylvania foundry whose history began in Philadelphia’s Bridesburg section before moving to Whitehall in 1945. Today, its craftsmen produce nonferrous castings for commercial, military, and government customers, with quality systems suited to demanding applications.
Bridge Analyzers, Inc., founded by engineers and industry experts, designs and manufactures application-specific gas and fluid analyzers in the United States. Its instruments serve settings from automotive exhaust testing to modified-atmosphere food packaging, with configurable systems and OEM integration for specialized applications. The company has delivered thousands of instruments worldwide over more than two decades and supports them with U.S.-based technical service, calibration, and application consulting.
Bridge Badge provides an event networking experience that uses attendee-matching badges and digital profiles to help people connect during events and follow up afterward. Founded by Austin Nadin, the company also offers event organizers on-site badge printing, check-in, attendance tracking, and engagement tools.
Known for making wine feel less formal, Bridge Lane Wine is a Mattituck winery built around approachable drinking and a relaxed tasting-room experience. Its wines are sourced globally, bottled locally and offered in formats suited to everyday gatherings rather than ceremony. The tasting room adds a distinctly social touch with a colorful outdoor patio and live music on summer weekends.
Established in 1945, Bridge Metal Industries is a Mount Vernon, New York manufacturer with a particularly deep history in point-of-purchase displays, an industry it has served for approximately 80 years. The company now supports customers across sectors such as automotive and retail with custom metal work, combining production capacity with hands-on guidance from initial concept through delivery.
Bridge Metals manufactures complex steel components and precision-fabricated parts, from individual units and subassemblies to high-volume production runs. With in-house engineering and highly automated equipment, the company handles unusual shapes and designs across three Southern California facilities, drawing on years of manufacturing experience to serve a wide range of industries.
Opened in May 2005, Bridge View Paper Company grew from a paper merchant and broker into a family of companies based on the 48-acre Newman Paper mill campus in Philadelphia. Its sales force brings more than 100 years of combined industry experience to sourcing paper and nonwovens for North American and global customers, including quick-turn and truckload needs. The company also maintains import-export relationships across Europe, the Caribbean, South America, and Asia.
With 15 years in the industry, Bridgeport Trading is a New York-based partner for hospitality and multifamily projects, known for managing custom furnishings from design through delivery. Its work centers on custom-built furniture and millwork tailored to each project’s requirements.
Founded by James Butler, Bridger Automation is an engineering company named for the Bridger Mountains outside Bozeman, Montana, with a focus on solving difficult industrial automation problems. It helps warehouses and manufacturers connect people and machines, staying on-site through commissioning and providing support after systems are running. The company has completed more than 80 projects across 25 states and provinces in North America.
Bridgestone Americas, Inc. is a tire and rubber products manufacturer headquartered in Nashville, Tennessee. The company produces a wide range of tires for passenger, light truck, truck and bus, agricultural, off-road, and other applications, as well as commodity and high-performance polymers. Bridgestone Americas also operates research and development facilities and has manufacturing and sales operations across the Americas, including in Canada, Mexico, Brazil, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, and Costa Rica. The company is committed to sustainability and innovation, aiming to provide social and customer value as a sustainable solutions company.
Bridgestone makes commercial tires and fleet solutions, with a distinctive retreading operation through its Bandag brand. Bandag brings 65 years of retread innovation to the business, retreading about 800 tires per hour across more than 200 manufacturing plants while using 68% less energy than manufacturing new tires. Bridgestone also supports fleets through its commercial dealer network, service coverage, and fleet-management tools.
Founded by President Richard Briganti, Briganti Product Development Group is a boutique consultancy that turns early medical-device ideas into working prototypes and products ready for market. The company supports projects from concept through launch, balancing customer needs, technology goals, and manufacturing considerations along the way. Its team also helps clients protect intellectual property and navigate regulatory approval.