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BasTech manufactures conventional machined and 3D-printed/additive-manufactured parts and assemblies in metal and non-metal materials. Its capabilities include rapid prototyping, direct metal printing, investment casting, injection molding and tooling, CNC machining, and engineering services, with an explicit focus on aerospace and defense.
Established in 1985, Bata Plastics Inc turns post-industrial plastic scrap into usable regrind and other recovered materials through full-service recycling operations in Grand Rapids and Toledo. Its two processing locations handle material inspection, sorting and toll processing, with onsite laboratory testing and closed-loop programs that can return regrind to the customer. Bata also provides zero-waste and continuous-improvement consulting for manufacturers seeking to recover more of their plastic waste.
Batch Bicycles designs everyday bikes for kids and adults, from neighborhood rides to mountain trails and pedal-assist commutes. Its defining “buy local, ride local” model has each bicycle professionally assembled and fitted by a local bike shop, connecting online buyers with shops that know their roads and trails. The company also backs its bikes with a lifetime frame warranty for the original owner.
Batch House LLC is a New Albany, Ohio engineering firm known for its dedicated focus on glass-batch operations. It helps glass manufacturers develop and implement batch-handling systems, from process design through construction.
Bates Metal Products Inc. is a family-owned and operated Ohio manufacturer founded in 1956, producing custom metal-fabricated goods and retail fixtures. Its operation includes more than 200,000 square feet of manufacturing and warehouse space, and it has long provided order picking and fulfillment alongside fabrication and finishing work.
From its Columbus headquarters, Battelle applies science, technology and engineering to solve difficult problems for government and industry rather than making a conventional product line. Founded in 1929, the independent nonprofit combines advanced research with practical development across fields such as materials, biology and chemistry, and manages eight national laboratories. Its mission also directs profits toward STEM education, reaching about 1.4 million students annually.
New to Cincinnati, Batter & Bake creates custom cakes for weddings and other special occasions, with each design tailored to the event. The bakery offers flexible cake-and-filling combinations, from red velvet with cream cheese to fresh lemon curd, and handles both buttercream and fondant finishes. Wedding orders include delivery, a cake topper, and a storage box.
Battle Motors builds severe-service vocational trucks and engineered chassis for demanding work in refuse, infrastructure, delivery and other heavy-duty operations. Its LNT and Raider platforms are offered in multiple powertrain configurations, while a nationwide parts network and factory-trained service team are geared toward keeping fleets moving. The company is also a Sourcewell awarded vendor, simplifying public-sector procurement.
Battle Sight Technologies LLC develops, manufactures, and commercializes dual-use frontline technologies and tactical products for warfighters, law enforcement agencies, first responders, emergency management, and commercial sectors. Its capabilities include prototype fabrication, material processing, additive manufacturing, chemistry, electronics and sensors, composites, characterization, and field testing.
Since 1883, Baughman Tile Company has made drainage products, evolving from handmade clay tile into a Paulding County manufacturer of corrugated HDPE pipe and fittings. Still run day to day by the fifth generation of the Baughman family, the company produces more than 6 million feet of corrugated pipe each week and supports deliveries with its own fleet of 55 trucks and trailers.
Founded in 1995, Bauman Custom Woodworking designs and builds made-to-fit cabinetry and furniture for homes in Northeast Ohio. Based in Salem, the company works directly with homeowners through design, construction, finishing and installation, using 3D layouts to turn their ideas into handcrafted projects rather than factory-standard cabinets. Its solid-wood construction and long record of local service have earned Best of Houzz Client Satisfaction recognition in multiple years.
Founded in 1986, Baumer hhs GmbH develops and manufactures industrial adhesive-application and quality-assurance systems from its headquarters in Krefeld, Germany. For four decades, the company has focused on reliable gluing for packaging and print production, pairing its equipment with application testing and operator training at its Krefeld solution centre. Baumer hhs has been part of the Baumer Group since 2001 and serves customers through a worldwide sales network.
Baumfolder Corporation is a Sidney, Ohio manufacturer known for tailoring paper-folding equipment to demanding production workflows rather than limiting customers to standard machines. Its engineering team develops specialty solutions for applications such as pharmaceutical inserts and packaging, while serving print, fulfillment, and industrial operations with equipment and support.
Founded in Akron in 1923, Baumgardner Products Company is a second-generation Donatelli family business serving funeral professionals across northeastern Ohio. The company’s history includes bringing several established local vault businesses into one regional operation, while its Certified Producer Member status reflects its place in the concrete burial vault industry.
Since 1957, Maineville’s Bavis Fabacraft has manufactured drive-thru and physical-security equipment, including the transaction drawers and remote-lane systems that grew from founder Ed Bavis’s patented overhead Autoveyor concept. Its products serve settings from pharmacies and banks to government buildings and manufacturing facilities, with the company emphasizing American-made construction, long service life, and solutions designed for both secure access and everyday transactions.
Baxter Burial Vault Service supplies burial vaults and cremation products to funeral professionals across parts of Ohio, Indiana, and Kentucky. Founded in 1924 as Huber-Baxter Burial Vault Company in Cincinnati, it became a Wilbert licensee in 1969 and has remained based in St. Bernard; the business is now run by the founder’s grandchildren, Holly, Darren, and Trevor.
Baxters North America develops and contract-manufactures convenient, nutritious foods for store brands, specialized nutrition programs, and military and humanitarian use. The company combines culinary and nutritional expertise with end-to-end production and commercialization, including shelf-stable, ready-to-eat, and frozen formats. Family-owned for more than 150 years, Baxters traces its heritage to 1868 and now operates East and West Coast facilities.
Since Bill Hanan founded Bay Cities in 1956, the Los Angeles company has grown into a 100% employee-owned manufacturer known for helping major retailers bring branded products to the shelf. Its in-house teams create custom packaging and retail displays for brands that need coordinated design, production, testing, and nationwide delivery.
Founded in 1983 by Scott Parry and Tom Reed, Holland-based Bay Controls develops computerized controls and monitoring systems for compressed-air equipment, along with HVAC and building-automation integration. The company’s early work included the first computerized compressor controller in 1984 and the first internet-based industrial monitoring service in 1997; today it supports industrial, commercial, and government customers in the United States and more than 60 countries. Bay Controls also offers retrofit paths for legacy controllers, helping customers extend existing systems rather than replace them outright.
Founded in 1979, Bay Corporation is a privately held Westlake, Ohio manufacturer of medical-gas fittings, connections and hose assemblies. Its 33,000-square-foot facility serves customers around the world, and the company also designs and builds custom gas connections for medical-device OEMs. Bay Corporation operates an ISO 13485-certified quality system and makes American-made products for applications ranging from respiratory care to anesthesia and scuba equipment.