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BSH Stone Fabrication LLC fabricates and installs custom natural and engineered stone products for residential and commercial projects. Its offerings include stone countertops, fireplaces, integrated sinks, bathroom vanities, wall cladding, floors, fireplace surrounds, and other architectural stone features, using granite, marble, quartz, quartzite, porcelain, and other engineered stones.
BSK Industries develops and services non-contact thickness gauging and profile measurement systems, drawing on years of maintaining X-ray and isotope equipment. The North Royalton company began as a service organization and remains focused on keeping existing systems running, including retrofitting its electronics into nearly any manufacturer’s gauge. Its profile-system work has supported most major North American steel companies.
BST United Corp is a Farmingdale manufacturer and technology company whose unusual character lies in combining an around-the-clock plastic-molding operation with an in-house engineering and software team. Its 15 injection-molding machines serve the nation’s largest retailers, while its technology work supports enterprises, service industries, and government agencies.
Founded in Ithaca and manufacturing in the United States since 1989, BSU Electronics assembles printed circuit boards and integrates cables and finished electronic systems for demanding programs. Its engineer-led team supports products from prototype through production, including precision electronics for semiconductor wafer-fabrication equipment and ITAR-controlled aerospace and defense work. BSU’s history includes assembling boards for Xerox’s first digital copier platform, while its current operation pairs domestic production with controlled data handling and documented testing.
BT Cosmetics USA LLC is described in the submitted source context as the U.S. brand division of BT Cosmetics Paris, offering cosmetics and skincare products, including self-tanning products and argan oil mist.
Since Andrew Magnus founded it in 2007, BTC Envelopes & Printing has grown as a certified minority-owned, family-operated Philadelphia-area business. The company acquired Imprints Unlimited in 2018, carrying forward that established Philadelphia firm’s history while serving organizations with tailored commercial printing and promotional products.
BTE Technologies traces its history to 1979, when its founders introduced what the company describes as the first device for objectively measuring movement while simulating real-world tasks in rehabilitation. Today, the Hanover, Maryland, medical device company develops technology for occupational and physical therapists who need functional treatment and evaluation backed by measurable clinical data. BTE is ISO 13485:2016 registered.
Founded in 2003, Btec Solutions is an American-owned custom metal manufacturer that turns complex engineering designs into precision parts, tooling and assembled products. Its roughly 100-person operation just outside Philadelphia combines traditional machining with additive manufacturing and specialized expertise in difficult metals such as Inconel and titanium. Btec works from prototype and short-run projects to high-volume production, with ISO 9001-certified quality controls and a facility described as spanning up to 85,000 square feet.
Since 1988, family-owned BTM Incorporated has operated a 30-person machine shop in Jim Thorpe, Pennsylvania, producing precision machined parts for industrial manufacturers. Its work spans short and medium production runs as well as rapid emergency-repair parts, with particular experience in pump and valve equipment and long shafts for deep-well pumps. BTM also serves defense customers as an SBA-certified woman-owned small business and operates a quality system compliant with ISO 9001:2015.
Founded by veterans in 2009, BTS Software Solutions is a service-disabled veteran-owned small business shaped by military experience and headquartered in Columbia, Maryland. The company supports national security customers through intelligence operations and mission engineering, and is known for developing the U.S. Army’s first portable tactical 3G network. BTS has also turned its in-house technology into five successful commercial companies.
For more than 15 years, BubbaBocce has made USBF-approved bocce equipment for schools, Special Olympics organizations, and community programs serving athletes of all abilities. Based in Pittston, Pennsylvania, the company is best known for soft indoor bocce sets and portable court systems designed to make Unified and adaptive play practical on gym floors and at traveling events. Its equipment is used by Special Olympics programs across the United States and Canada, with USA-based service and repair support.
Bubble Beauty Inc makes dermatologist-developed skincare designed to bring clinically researched formulas to everyday routines at prices under $20. Its 11 board-certified dermatologists guide product development, while more than 100,000 community members help test and shape what the company creates. Bubble reports 115-plus clinical trials across its portfolio and distribution through more than 17,000 doors globally.
Bube's Brewery is a historic brewery in Lancaster County that operates a microbrewery, offers dining and lodging, and hosts entertainment events. It produces handcrafted beers and provides various hospitality services.
Bucher Emhart Glass supplies glass-forming and inspection machinery and technology used by glassmakers. Its history traces to three US entrepreneurs who set out to find new ways of making and using glass containers, and the company describes a century of experience in the field. Headquartered in Steinhausen, Switzerland, it operates globally and serves glass production plants.
From its headquarters in Uster, Buchiglas (Büchi AG) designs and manufactures Swiss reactor systems and pilot plants for chemical and pharmaceutical companies and research institutions. Its equipment spans glass, glass-lined steel and pressure-reactor technologies, taking processes from laboratory work through pilot production and into small-scale manufacturing. Buchiglas also uses 3-D, CFD and FEM engineering to tailor reactor geometry, mixing and structural design to demanding process requirements.
With roots reaching back to the early 19th century, Buck Company is a Quarryville, Pennsylvania foundry that has operated continuously for nearly 75 years. Once known as Buck Iron and an early specialist in malleable iron, it now serves manufacturers nationwide with casting support from prototype through production. Its two-foundries-under-one-roof model and ISO 9001:2015 certification reflect a company shaped by both longevity and modern process control.
Buck Equipment Inc. has spent more than five decades developing specialized equipment for automobile loading and unloading. Its Grove City, Ohio manufacturing operation is known for a four-wheel-steering ramp design and also builds custom solutions for unusual, space-constrained facilities.
Buckeye Amish Furniture is a Powell showroom built around the craftsmanship of Ohio’s Amish Country. It helps customers furnish homes and offices with custom-made solid hardwood pieces, including one-of-a-kind designs developed from a customer’s drawing.
Buckeye Body Builders dates to 1946, and after a brief closure in 2012, a group of longtime employees brought the Columbus company back to serve its customers and community. Today, Buckeye Body and Equipment supports businesses and fleet operators with commercial truck upfitting, custom engineering, and ongoing service from its seven-acre central Ohio facility.
Founded in 1966, family-owned Buckeye Boxes makes corrugated and specialty packaging in central Ohio, helping customers improve the systems around their boxes as well as the boxes themselves. Its Columbus operation includes a 100,000-square-foot plant, while three generations of the Hoyt family have helped guide the business. Buckeye Boxes pairs more than 100 years of leadership box-making experience with a packaging-system audit designed to uncover waste and reduce costs.