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Brunner International manufactures heavy-duty drum brake components for commercial vehicles, including brake shoes and S-cams. The company says it has operated in Medina, New York, since 1992 and its Canadian facility in Niagara Falls, Ontario, since 1982; it began as a family-owned venture and was acquired by Hendrickson in 2023.
Founded as a family business in 1937, Bruno Bock develops and manufactures organosulfur specialty chemicals and tailored specialty-chemical solutions from its headquarters in Marschacht, Germany. The group’s roots in sulfur chemistry include a Marschacht site opened in the late 1960s and a Waterloo, New York, production operation running since the 1940s, while its international network serves customers in more than 40 countries. Bruno Bock employs about 250 people and also develops epoxy components and related solutions at its Budapest site.
Founded by Bruno Wessel in New York in 1972, Bruno Wessel Inc. manufactures tire-studding equipment and distributes tire studs across North America. Now owned and managed by Bruno’s son Garry, the company also makes its Equalizer system for checking and equalizing the pressure of up to five truck tires at once. Its manufactured products are made in the United States and Canada, with the business operating across both countries and exporting worldwide.
Rosie Kovacs and Hayes Shanesy started Brush Factory in Cincinnati in 2009 as a studio where design and craftsmanship could happen under one roof. From its workshop, the company creates contemporary wood furniture and case goods for residential and commercial clients, using solid wood construction and traditional joinery. Its work is closely tied to Cincinnati’s Over-the-Rhine revitalization, where the studio has completed custom projects for local spaces.
BRUSH Group carries the legacy of Charles Francis Brush, whose work on the electric dynamo laid the company’s foundations in 1876. From its home in Loughborough, the group has spent nearly 150 years adapting to the changing power landscape and now supports infrastructure organisations with engineered energy-management solutions, backed by round-the-clock technical assistance.
Brushes by Karen makes private-label cosmetics and cosmetic brushes for wholesale and trade customers, with a particular focus on natural mineral makeup and vegan, gluten-free formulas. Based in Mineola, New York, the company offers made-in-the-USA mineral cosmetics alongside cruelty-free synthetic brushes and supports small brands with low minimums, custom packaging, and logo printing. Its ColorStrokes line is formulated without parabens, synthetic dyes, synthetic fragrance, or nanoparticles.
Founded in 1976 by Armen Garo Gunjian, Brushtech Inc. designs and manufactures specialty twisted-in-wire brushes at its factory in Plattsburgh, New York. The family-owned company has developed more than 400 distinctive brush designs, including its patented BBQ brush, and its American-made tools have even traveled to the International Space Station for NASA maintenance work.
Founded by Bruce Reed in Bridgewater in 1989, Bruster’s Real Ice Cream makes small-batch ice cream fresh each day in its shops. Its old-fashioned slow-kettle process and rotating collection of more than 150 handcrafted recipes give each independently owned location its own daily flavor lineup, while desserts such as handmade waffle cones and ice cream cakes are prepared in-house.
Brute Athletic Apparel is a Mohnton, Pennsylvania apparel maker known for creating custom uniforms for organized sports teams. Its design team helps schools and other teams turn their ideas into made-to-order athletic wear, including women’s uniforms under the Athena line.
With roots in a Rotterdam joinery founded in 1897, Bruynzeel Storage Systems makes space-saving storage systems for organizations preserving documents, collections and other valuable materials. The company began providing wooden shelving in 1953 and developed its first steel mobile shelving in 1970; today, its solutions are used in settings ranging from archives to museums. Bruynzeel operates with ISO 9001 and ISO 14001 standards and has been climate neutral in its own operations since 2021.
Bryan China Company, founded in 1980 as a contract decorator for the limited-edition collector plate market, produces and decorates chinaware for decorative and foodservice use. Its New Castle, Pennsylvania facility combines production and warehousing, and the company supplements U.S. production with global sourcing and manufacturing partnerships.
Founded in 1883 by Frank Bryan as an excavation business, this family company has grown over five generations into a Pittsburgh-area construction materials producer and supplier. Bryan Materials Group manufactures concrete and precast products, produces aggregates, and operates transportation and logistics services serving construction projects across Western Pennsylvania and the surrounding region.
From Cincinnati, Bryan Medical develops and supplies airway-management devices and other ENT medical products for pediatric and adult care. Its physician-collaborative portfolio includes distinctive systems such as the Aeris airway dilation catheter and Tenax laser-resistant endotracheal tube, while its place in the SPIGGLE & THEIS Group extends its U.S. offering to German-engineered ENT instruments. Bryan Medical also represents Reliance Medical products in Ohio and Kentucky and holds nationwide GSA contracts.
Founded in 1949, Bryant Industries Corp. is a family textile business that designs, prints, and converts fabrics with a primary focus on outdoor applications. Paul Miller’s company began by printing polyester for shower curtains in the 1950s; today, his son David Miller remains personally involved in projects, guiding a New York design studio that develops custom colors and seasonal collections for retail customers. Bryant also develops performance fabrics through overseas mill partners, including weather-resistant textiles designed for outdoor use.
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BRYGGS Medical develops reusable, FDA-cleared EPAP devices for adults with mild to moderate obstructive sleep apnea, including its hose-free ULTepap therapy. Built around the patented Rashidi-Sleeper valve, the device uses a patient’s own exhalation to create therapeutic back pressure without a blower, power source, or bulky CPAP equipment. Its newer ULTepap 2 adds two adjustable resistance settings for a more customizable fit.
Family-owned since 1947, Bryn Mawr Glass has served the Delaware, Montgomery, and Chester County communities for more than 75 years. The Havertown company is best known for custom frameless shower doors, providing tailored glass work for residential and commercial customers.
Bryncoed Farm is a dairy product manufacturer.
Founded in 1975, Vandalia’s BSF, Incorporated makes electro-mechanical and hydraulic flange-to-flange connections, beginning with fabricated steel pump and motor adaptors and growing into custom-built solutions for demanding applications. Its design and production teams work directly with customers to engineer and guarantee the fit of each housing, while the company’s products are made in the USA. BSF has maintained ISO registration since 1998 and is currently registered to ISO 9001:2015.
Founded in Germany in 1967, BSH Hausgeräte GmbH makes home appliances and digital services through brands including Bosch, Siemens and Gaggenau. Now wholly owned by the Bosch Group, the company operates 37 factories across Europe, North America, Africa and Asia and serves customers through a network spanning around 50 countries. BSH’s manufacturing sites have operated carbon-neutrally since 2020, and all 37 factories are ISO 14001 certified.