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Since 1953, privately held family business Barmesa Pumps has manufactured pumping equipment for wastewater, industrial, drinking-water and other demanding applications. With more than 70 years of experience, manufacturing facilities and distribution centers across America, the company supports its broad pump range with CNC machining and in-house design and testing capabilities. Its ANSI centrifugal process line stands out for offering more than 30 models designed for straightforward repair and interchangeability with other brands.
With roots reaching back to 1969, Barnes & Associates is an experienced lift-assist specialist serving industrial workplaces around the world. The company studies each application and builds a practical handling solution around the customer’s production or assembly process, while continuing to support the equipment after installation. Most of its equipment is designed and manufactured in the United States.
Barnes Aerospace traces its roots to 1857 and has spent more than a century building aerospace manufacturing expertise. Today, the global company serves aircraft and engine makers with precision components and aftermarket repair, backed by facilities across North America, Europe, and Asia. Its work is distinguished by source-approved repair capabilities and aerospace quality certifications, including AS9100 and Nadcap.
Barnes Printing is a family-owned commercial print shop in Denton, North Carolina, providing printing, mailing, signage, books, labels, packaging, and marketing materials. Its offerings include custom print products, book binding and finishing, direct mail, product labels, stickers, decals, and custom packaging.
Operating in Winchester since February 1, 1991, Barrett Machine is a 35-plus-employee industrial shop known for carrying projects from design through installation. Its 30,000-plus-square-foot facility serves manufacturers and industrial facilities with custom machining and onsite maintenance support, including work performed by six daily service trucks.
Since 1854, Barrett Paving Materials has built the roads and infrastructure that connect communities, pairing asphalt paving and site construction with its own road-building materials. The company operates across Ohio, Indiana and New York, drawing on more than 800 employees and a Cincinnati research laboratory to develop and test pavement solutions. Its work ranges from neighborhood streets to multi-million-dollar interstate projects, with safety and environmental stewardship central to how it operates.
Since 1975, Barrette Outdoor Living has manufactured fencing, railing, decking and related products that help homeowners and professionals shape outdoor spaces. Based in Ohio and operating as a division of Oldcastle APG, the company supports a broad North American brand family while designing its products for durability, flexibility and straightforward installation. Its manufacturing approach includes more than 100 patents, U.S. assembly and sustainability programs that reclaim materials and reduce waste.
Family-owned since the Casella family acquired it in 1983, Dayton-based BarSplice Products designs and manufactures mechanical splicing and anchorage systems for reinforcing steel. Its American-made couplers and headed-bar solutions, backed by patented cold-swaging technology and testing, have been used in projects around the world, including Taiwan’s Lungmen Nuclear Power Plant. BarSplice operates as a subsidiary of FC Industries and is led by the second generation of the Casella family.
Founded as a Barth family tool-and-die shop in 1914, Barth Industries now precision-machines challenging cast iron and steel components for heavy industry. Its Cleveland operation spans more than 120,000 square feet, pairing high-volume horizontal CNC machining with in-house fixturing and mechanical assembly for transportation, material-handling and industrial equipment makers. The company’s history includes supplying automotive manufacturers, building specialty machinery and evolving alongside Northeast Ohio manufacturing for more than 110 years.
Founded by John H. Mays, Barton-Carey Medical Products makes custom compression garments and medical supports in the USA, serving hospitals and patients directly. Mays patented the Accufast II hand-measuring device and introduced colored burn garments to an industry that had offered patients little choice in appearance. Since his death in 2021, his sons John Barton Mays and Michael Carey Mays have carried on the company’s work and customer-service philosophy.
For more than 60 years, Barudan has developed and made professional and industrial embroidery machines in Japan, ranging from single-head units to machines with 56 heads. Its lineup includes equipment for specialized embroidery such as sequins and chenille, while a worldwide network of distributors provides local advice and service. Barudan Europe, based in France, supports this international network.
With more than 60 years of experience, Barwell Global is a Cambridge-based manufacturer known for building machinery for rubber processors around the world. Its support continues well beyond installation, with training and service available throughout a machine’s working life. Through its buyback programme, Barwell also refurbishes older equipment for customers seeking a lower-cost route into its technology.
Founded in 1955, Basco manufactures custom and standard shower enclosures, and describes itself as the nation’s largest manufacturer of custom shower enclosures. Its products are assembled by hand in the USA, while its Mason, Ohio headquarters and production facility supports operations across several U.S. locations. Basco also fabricates and tempers glass for residential and commercial projects.
For more than 44 years, Base Plastics has built its identity around solving difficult polyethylene packaging problems for industrial and consumer brands. Its U.S. operations include more than 100 extruders, 600,000 square feet of facilities and 500-plus employees, supporting custom production as well as quick-turn inventory through its warehousing program. The company is also known for Elasticene™, a lighter-gauge material designed to reduce polyethylene use without giving up strength.
Wellington-based Baseline is an integrated design and production studio that turns brand ideas into tangible campaigns, packaging, displays and other finished work. Its in-house production facility lets the team move from strategy and identity through structural design, prototyping and manufacture without reaching outside, then manage delivery locally or internationally. The studio’s work includes reusable New Zealand-designed Basebox gift packaging and large-scale retail projects delivered to more than 140 New World stores.
Since 2001, BaseTek has designed and manufactured precision mineral castings in Middlefield, Ohio, using its proprietary Zanite® Plus polymer concrete. Its 32,000-plus-square-foot climate-controlled facility produces machine bases and pump foundations known for tight tolerances, vibration damping and corrosion resistance. BaseTek also developed the patented GreenShield Foundation System, which combines an equipment mounting surface with a traditional concrete elevation pad in one cast structure.
BASF is a global chemical company whose portfolio spans chemicals and materials, industrial solutions, surface technologies, nutrition and care, and agricultural solutions. It operates in 93 countries, with 234 production sites, and says its science and innovation help customers in nearly every industry meet societal needs. BASF’s stated purpose is to combine economic success with environmental protection and social responsibility.
From North Jackson, Ohio, Basic Animal Health develops animal-health supplements for horses, livestock and dogs, with a particular emphasis on equine digestive support. Clint and Tiffany Leonard, whose family has deep roots in the horse industry and NRHA competition, operate the business alongside Leonard Truck and Trailer. Its horse line includes targeted GutHealth formulas made in the USA, while its broader offerings extend care to farm animals and household dogs.
Family-owned and operated since 1952, Basilius Inc. is a fourth-generation Toledo manufacturer known for hands-on ownership and more than six decades of adapting its in-house work to customer needs. The company builds injection molds and produces plastic parts for customers including automotive suppliers and medical-device manufacturers, maintaining ISO 9001:2015 certification.
Established in 1928, Toledo’s Bassett Nut Company batch-roasts gourmet nuts and makes fresh popcorn, combining its long-standing nut traditions with the gourmet popcorn operation that acquired it in 2022. The company also prepares chocolates and custom gift boxes, allowing customers to build their own snack combinations for delivery or corporate gifting.