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Serving aerospace and defense customers since 1966, Burke Products is a registered Small Disadvantaged Business known for turning demanding custom work into finished production from its Xenia, Ohio operation. The company has made more than 22,000 custom products and is certified to ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D.
From its base in Bad Bellingen, Bürkle GmbH develops, manufactures and distributes sampling equipment, pumps and laboratory supplies for industrial, laboratory and scientific users worldwide. The company’s range includes specialized systems for sampling liquids and bulk materials, alongside equipment designed for handling aggressive or hazardous media. Bürkle has held ISO 9001 certification since 1995 and has received an EcoVadis Platinum medal, placing it among the top 1% of assessed companies for sustainability.
From its Newport News, Virginia facility, Burlington Medical manufactures radiation-protection apparel and materials for healthcare providers, including lead aprons made to customers’ exact measurements. The company produces both its attenuation material and garments in-house, pairing American manufacturing with on-site fittings, rapid shipping, and a five-year warranty. Burlington is also known for its lead-free, recyclable Xenolite material and direct customer support, including repair and disposal services.
Mechanical engineer Rich Hayburn runs Burn Social, a Chester Heights-area product design and development firm that turns early ideas into prototypes and finished products through on-demand manufacturing. The company stands out for pairing design-thinking with more than four years of commercial 3D-printing experience, helping creators, hobbyists, and entrepreneurs test concepts and scale production. Burn Social also produces custom items such as business-logo cookie cutters alongside its product-development work.
Founded in Brooklyn in 1924 by inventor Bern Dibner, BURNDY manufactures electrical connectors, grounding products, wire-management systems, and tooling for utility and electrical applications. Now headquartered in Manchester, New Hampshire, the company operates two U.S. manufacturing sites and one in Mexico, and remains known for the universal connector that launched its business without soldering or welding. BURNDY also supports custom connector work through engineering teams and serves customers worldwide as part of Hubbell Electrical Systems.
Established in 1957, Rochester-based Burnett Process manufactures custom filtration products and provides engineered fabrication services from design through completion. The small company also owns and makes the LaserVac line of portable industrial vacuums, including systems developed for fine toner and other sub-micron particles. Burnett Process joined sister company Cannon Industries in 2006 and has supplied solutions to organizations including Xerox, the U.S. Postal Service and the U.S. Armed Forces.
Burnham Commercial manufactures steam and hot-water boilers and control systems for commercial and industrial applications at its Lancaster, Pennsylvania facilities. The company describes a long-standing specialty in commercial heating equipment and says its in-house engineering and R&D teams develop products that are manufactured and assembled in the United States.
Burnham Holdings, Inc. is a Lancaster, Pennsylvania-based holding company whose subsidiaries manufacture boilers and related HVAC products for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Its operating group also includes a foundry producing gray and ductile iron castings and a sheet metal plant that makes parts used across affiliated companies; the company says its products are manufactured at company-operated facilities in the eastern, southern, and Midwestern United States.
Burnham Industrial Contractors is a family-operated industrial and commercial contractor specializing in insulation and asbestos abatement. The company provides insulation design, fabrication, and installation services for heavy industry and commercial markets.
Since 1982, Upstate New York’s Burnham Polymeric has manufactured reinforced fiber-optic cable for missions that reach over, under and through difficult environments. Its cable has carried data for U.S. Navy programs and James Cameron’s 2005 exploration of the Titanic, while the company’s engineers and materials specialists also develop custom tether solutions for demanding government and commercial applications. Burnham’s products are built for tight bends, long deployments and the pressures of underwater work.
Burning River Labs LLC sells and services rapid prototyping and production systems, including laser cutters, SLA and DLP 3D printers, and Rhino3D CAD/CAM software. The company also offers retrofitting of older equipment, accessories, and trade shows and seminars.
Family-owned and operated since 1917, Burns Machine Company is an Ottawa, Illinois manufacturer known for carrying American manufacturing traditions into complex OEM work. Its 35,000-square-foot facility supports projects from prototype through production, with an ISO 9001:2015 quality system guiding the work.
Founded in 1974, Burnside Autocyl designs and manufactures custom hydraulic cylinders for mobile equipment and OEM applications from its Irish facility. Its integrated operation takes projects from engineering and rapid prototyping through lifecycle testing and production, with a particular emphasis on customer-specific designs and intelligent position-sensing cylinders. Burnside Autocyl is part of the Burnside group and holds ISO 9001 and ISO 3834-2 certifications.
Built at its present site in the 1750s, Burnt Cabins Grist Mill still produces old-fashioned stone-ground flours and pancake mixes while serving as the centerpiece of a family campground in Pennsylvania’s Allegheny Mountains. The National Register-listed mill uses its historic waterwheel, gears, and grinding stones, giving campers and customers a direct connection to the site’s working past. The campground offers tent and RV sites beneath the mill, with trails and a stocked trout stream nearby.
BurntRoseStudio provides high-quality laser carving, canvas, etching, and direct-to-wood printing services for professional photographers. The company has over 20 years of printing and signage experience.
Now in its fifth generation of family ownership, BurQuip is a long-running trucking-equipment business operated as a subsidiary of Burbank Motors Corp. In business since the 1920s and serving the lower New York State market since the 1940s, it provides custom truck equipment for work-vehicle users across nearby parts of New York, New Jersey, and Connecticut.
Born from a working farmer’s frustration with tedious outdoor labor, Burro has been building autonomous, electric work robots for agriculture and industrial operations since 2017. Its collaborative platforms handle the repetitive hauling, carrying, mowing and spraying that can slow crews down, from vineyard rows and nurseries to depot yards. Based in Philadelphia with an additional Visalia location, Burro says its robots are used by more than 100 operations worldwide.
Born from a Shiba Inu’s stubborn paw trouble, Burrow Made is a Brooklyn family business making lick-safe hypochlorous-acid skin and coat care for dogs and cats. The family has spent 15 years making HOCl and now uses a Japanese-licensed, pH-controlled process to produce an ultra-stable daily mist and a spray-to-gel formula that stays on targeted spots. Its products are independently tested for potency and purity, with strength maintained for 18 months.
Founded in 1961 by Irmgard and Hubert Burster, burster remains based in Gernsbach, where its 150 employees develop German-made precision measurement technology. The company serves more than 8,000 industrial customers in 55 countries and is known for adapting measurement solutions to demanding production needs, backed by an ISO 17025-accredited calibration laboratory.
Veteran-owned Burt 3D turns custom ideas into on-demand 3D-printed parts and tools for radio-controlled vehicles, along with home and office decor. The New York business produces each item as orders arrive, with a particular focus on specialized RC components and distinctive bowls, vases, and desk pieces.