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With more than 112 years of American manufacturing history, Buckeye Shapeform is a Columbus, Ohio, company known for turning demanding customer designs into made-to-order electronic housings. Its in-house team works from prototypes through finished production for customers in fields such as aerospace, medical equipment, and telecommunications, with deep-draw work reaching form ratios up to 20:1.
At The Ohio State University, Buckeye Space Launch Initiative is a student-run aerospace organization that designs, builds, and launches rockets through competitive and research-driven projects. Its teams develop university-built vehicles for NASA’s Student Launch Initiative and the International Rocket Engineering Competition, while Liquid Rocket Systems has hot-fired its own additive-manufactured engine. Working from the College of Engineering Makerspace, BSLI brings together students from a wide range of fields for hands-on rocketry.
Started at its current Elyria machine-shop location in 1957 and incorporated in 1975, Buckeye State Welding and Fabricating remains a three-generation manufacturing company. It supports industrial customers with custom metalwork, combining the capacity of its machine and fabrication shops with quick quote turnaround and daily delivery to local customers. Its welders are D1.1 certified, and the company keeps a plate warehouse to support flame-cutting work.
Family-owned and American-made, Buckeye Trailers grew out of its founder’s farm upbringing and lifelong interest in fabrication. Founded in 2016 in rural northeast Ohio, the company builds hauling trailers for working operators, with a particular focus on durable equipment and freight applications.
From its West Mansfield shop, Buckeye Welding & Fabrication turns hard-to-find parts and one-off ideas into custom metalwork for homes and businesses. The company combines CAD-driven design with mobile welding and in-shop equipment to build or repair everything from specialty equipment parts to architectural metalwork. It also offers cut-to-order material pickup, while its residential work includes antique repair and custom smoker builds.
Opened by Larry and Kathie Morrison on February 6, 2007, Buckeye Winery is a Morrison family business that makes wine in downtown Newark. Their son and daughter-in-law, Andrew and Jessica, took ownership in 2014, while Larry and Kathie continue to help run the winery. The welcoming spot invites guests to taste its wines or make a personalized vintage.
Buckhead Meat & Seafood, a division of Sysco Corporation, is a leading North American distributor and processor of premium meat and seafood. Founded in 1983 as Buckhead Beef in Atlanta, the company has grown into a network of facilities across the US and Canada, offering custom-cut fresh proteins, portion control, aging, and marination services. With a focus on quality and food safety, Buckhead serves steakhouses, resorts, restaurants, and retailers, and is certified under the Safe Quality Foods (SQF) program.
Buckhorn Inc. makes injection-molded plastic reusable packaging and material-handling systems for supply chains, including a distinctive CenterFlow® container that lets seed, grain and other flowable materials be dispensed in controlled amounts. Based in Milford, Ohio, the company also develops custom containers and interior dunnage for applications ranging from automotive parts protection to industrial manufacturing. Its reusable packaging is designed for repeated use and recyclability, and Buckhorn is a Myers Industries company.
For more than 50 years, Buckingham Equipment has engineered and made U.S.-built systems for lifting, skidding, and moving heavy structures and industrial loads. Based in Bernville, Pennsylvania, the company designs equipment around real jobsite constraints, including crane-free Jack & Slide systems and configurable SmartSteer® dollies, while also offering rental equipment for demanding moves. Its products are used by structural movers, riggers, and specialized transport crews worldwide.
Founded in Binghamton, New York, in 1896 as The Stephens Company, Buckingham Manufacturing makes work and safety equipment for linemen, arborists, and workers in other industries. After W.H. Buckingham purchased the company in 1913, it expanded from handcrafted climbers into a broader manufacturing business; the company remains at the same Binghamton location, where the Buckingham family continues to guide it. Its BuckLab researches, designs, and tests products, and the company states that it is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
Founded in 1966 from a five-acre planting, Buckingham Valley Vineyards Ltd. grows grapes and makes wine at its Bucks County vineyard and winery. The Forest family has owned and operated the business since 1970, expanding it to more than 40 acres and annual production of over 35,000 gallons. Buckingham Valley is also one of the few Pennsylvania wineries producing méthode champenoise sparkling wine, while keeping the relaxed, family-and-friends character of its early days.
Founded in 1965 as a pool construction and service company, family-owned Buckman’s Inc. now manufactures and distributes water-treatment and pool chemicals along with ice-melt products from its Pottstown headquarters. Its sodium hypochlorite plant and delivery operation serve wholesalers across 40 states and Canada, while a 1.288-megawatt solar array helps power the facility.
Bucks County Brewery brews craft beer in Pipersville, pairing its taproom with a large outdoor beer garden built for relaxed, family- and dog-friendly gatherings. Its flagship Chuicy Chowey Wowie anchors a rotating lineup that includes inventive pours such as a jalapeño saison made with peppers from the owners’ backyard. From April through November, the brewery turns weekends into a local social calendar with live music, food trucks and its own ChuicyStock celebration.
Since 1982, Bucks County Coffee Co. has roasted specialty coffee, growing from a 75-pound first batch in a Pennsylvania carriage house into a King of Prussia roastery serving wholesale businesses and home customers. The company roasts to order and is especially known for its signature Owners Reserve dark roast, while also offering distinctive cold-brew creations such as its Buck’N Good line. Its history includes more than 10 million pounds roasted, 5,000 businesses serviced, and a 2012 move into its current roasting plant.
Since 1990, Jaime Camarillo has built Bucks County Shutters into a Warminster, Pennsylvania shop that designs, manufactures, and installs custom wood interior plantation shutters. The company measures each window and door before building, giving its locally made shutters a precise fit while offering the direct manufacturer service that sets it apart from big-box and foreign retailers. Camarillo and his team serve homes and businesses across Southeastern Pennsylvania and eastern New Jersey.
Nearly four decades after opening a 4,000-square-foot shop in 1984, Bucks Fabricating remains an American manufacturer rooted in practical, hardworking production. A subsidiary of Deist Industries, it serves waste-hauling businesses with roll-off containers, backed by certified welders and manufacturing facilities in Pennsylvania and Mississippi.
Founded in 1928, Bud Industries is a fourth-generation family-owned manufacturer rooted in Willoughby, Ohio, where employees with decades of service help sustain its long-running work in electronics protection. The company serves engineers, OEMs, and manufacturers with electronic enclosures, including custom modifications for demanding applications.
Founded in Ohio in 1922, family-owned Budde Sheet Metal Works fabricates precision custom sheet-metal parts from early design and prototyping through production and installation. The Dayton company is particularly comfortable with complex geometries and demanding specifications, and it also brings that fabrication expertise to one-of-a-kind public art, including 30-foot steel spires for the Montgomery County Law Enforcement Memorial.
Buddy Boy Winery and Restaurant in Duncannon pairs hands-on vineyard winemaking with a restaurant known for generous portions and owner William Warner’s return to the kitchen. From dry Merlot and fruit-forward wines made from vineyard to glass to wood-coal-grilled Angus burgers, Buddy Boy offers a distinctly food-focused winery experience, with live music on the deck adding to the gathering-place feel.
Budenheim is a globally operating specialty chemical company that develops and manufactures solutions for nutrition, health, safety and resource preservation. Family-run and locally rooted while operating across 11 locations, it employs more than 1,350 people and serves customers in 103 countries. Its more than 100 years of experience in developing and producing inorganic compounds also supports custom projects from laboratory development through industrial-scale production.