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Buxton Machining & Fabricating is a local Bohemia machine and welding shop serving architectural, commercial, residential, and industrial customers. Its in-house team produces custom parts and prototypes to customer drawings or specifications, with quantities ranging from one piece to more than one thousand.
Buxton USA supplies specialized equipment and facility systems for research, pharmaceutical, and healthcare facilities, including glassware washers and sterilizers. Based in Lindenhurst, New York, the company also supports installed equipment with technical assistance, parts help, and on-site service coordination. Buxton USA operates as a d/b/a of Buxton Medical Equipment Corp.
In business since 1989, Buy-Global, Inc. is a consumer-products manufacturer and importer known for coordinating product development between its U.S. operations and Ningbo, China office. The company serves retail and mail-order markets, taking OEM concepts from early mockups through production while its domestic logistics hub handles delivery.
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Founded in 1946, Buyers Products Company designs and manufactures truck, trailer, and snow-and-ice equipment, having grown from a modest truck-parts distributor into a truck-equipment manufacturer. Its engineering, manufacturing, and assembly operations are based in the USA, and it produces equipment such as truck tool boxes and SnowDogg plows for work-truck and winter-maintenance use.
Since 2005, Plastec Profiles and BuyPlastic.com have supplied plastic sheet, rod and tube while also machining and fabricating custom parts under one roof in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania. Its CNC shop handles precision plastic components and assemblies, with quality control backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification held since 2018. BuyPlastic.com serves customers across industries through extensive stock, custom cutting and fast shipment.
Since 2009, Gaithersburg-based BuySPRY has refurbished and sold electronic devices through its online storefronts and major marketplaces. Its in-house team uses automated testing, Phonecheck inspections and double quality control to return pre-owned phones, tablets and computers to reliable working condition. BuySPRY says it has sold more than one million refurbished devices, with 150-plus employees and five global distribution centers, while keeping electronic waste out of landfills.
Since 2003, Cincinnati-based Buzz Seating has made workplace chairs and stools, with seating designed for settings ranging from offices to healthcare and higher education. The company stands out for its proprietary and patented designs, including the Shield Chair built around the movement needs of law-enforcement and other uniformed workers, and it owns Buzz Seating Ltd. in Cambridge, Ontario. Buzz Seating also holds a GSA Multiple Award Schedule contract and has earned MAS Certified Green compliance.
Bridging German precision with American innovation, BV Steel Technology Inc. fabricates steel components for offshore wind farms and renewable-energy infrastructure, with projects active in New York. The company’s leadership brings more than 25 years of offshore wind experience, while its work spans design consultation, fabrication, and quality assurance. BV Steel also holds ISO 9001 certification and takes a personalized approach to small-scale renewable-energy steel projects.
More than four decades of engineering experience define BV Thermal Systems, a division of Budzar Industries that has produced temperature-control equipment since 1980. The company works closely with OEM engineers to create durable, application-specific systems for demanding high-technology equipment, with some units remaining in service for 20 to 40 years.
BW Converting is a Barry-Wehmiller company formed in 2023 by bringing together six historic manufacturing brands, including PCMC and Winkler+Dünnebier. The combined organization designs and builds converting machinery for manufacturers serving tissue, hygiene, print and related industries, while preserving the distinct legacies its brands developed over decades.
BW Converting designs, manufactures and services converting machinery and related solutions for tissue, hygiene, print, packaging, mailing, textiles and other industrial applications. Its brands provide equipment for tissue converting and packaging, hygiene product converting, envelope and direct-mail converting, printing, inserting, bag converting, industrial manufacturing lines and textile processing.
BW Converting is a global manufacturing company formed in 2023 by uniting six historic brands, including PCMC and Baldwin Technology, whose roots reach back to 1918. As part of Barry-Wehmiller, it carries those established legacies into machinery and service for manufacturers that transform materials into everyday tissue, packaging and other industrial goods.
BW Packaging is the global packaging team within Barry-Wehmiller, a manufacturing-equipment company with roots reaching back to 1885. Today, BW Packaging serves manufacturers around the world from more than 40 locations, with a long-standing Fleetwood heritage in can-end manufacturing and a focus on supporting customers throughout the life of their equipment.
Since 1885, BW Packaging has grown as Barry-Wehmiller’s global packaging team, with more than 2,100 people supporting customers from over 40 locations. The company designs packaging machinery and integrated lines for manufacturers, pairing its equipment with ongoing customer support throughout the life of each installation.
BW Papersystems makes industrial machines that convert paper and board into products such as corrugated packaging, sheets, stationery and security documents. Built from paper-industry brands whose roots reach back to 1866, the Barry-Wehmiller division now serves customers in more than 120 countries with over 1,900 team members across 21 locations. Its global service operation also supports current and legacy machines with OEM parts, technical assistance and cutting trials.
Built from paper-machinery companies with roots reaching back to 1866, BW Papersystems manufactures industrial equipment that converts paper and board into products such as corrugated packaging, cartons, stationery and security documents. The Barry-Wehmiller division brings together established brands including Marquip, Ward, United, E.C.H. Will and Bielomatik, supporting customers in more than 120 countries with more than 1,900 team members across 21 locations. Its global service organization also supports current and legacy machines with technicians, training and original spare parts.
Built from paper-machinery names with roots reaching back to 1866, BW Papersystems makes industrial equipment that converts paper and board into products such as corrugated packaging, sheets, stationery and security documents. A division of Barry-Wehmiller, the company now serves customers in more than 120 countries with over 1,900 team members across 21 locations, while continuing to support both current and legacy machines with parts and technical service.
Since 1983, BWC Technologies has been known as a fabrication and repair shop serving the turbo-machinery industry. Its Saylorsburg, Pennsylvania, team supports industrial operators worldwide with turbine service and replacement parts, drawing on experienced field engineers and a hands-on machine-shop approach.
BWC Visual Technology designs, supplies, and installs immersive exhibit systems, with its work centered on NOAA’s Science On a Sphere® spherical display. The Upper Marlboro company says it has created more than 150 permanent and traveling exhibits worldwide and is the leading supplier of SOS systems. Its broader visual-technology work includes interactive science experiences and immersive displays for educational, museum, and commercial settings.
Founded in Butler, Pennsylvania, in 1988, BWI Eagle built its reputation by making coal-mining operations safer with rugged conveyor monitoring technology. The company later expanded into tailored wireless controls for demanding industrial settings and became part of Cattron in 2023, retaining its problem-solving focus while gaining a broader global reach.