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BODYCRAFT is an Ohio-based fitness equipment company serving both home users and commercial facilities. Its equipment is distinguished by interchangeable EXP Series consoles, including the GMS-certified Smart Touchscreen, with products designed for settings ranging from private workout spaces to government and military facilities.
Since 1918, Valley City’s Boehm Pressed Steel has made custom metal stampings, with in-house engineering and tooling for programs ranging from prototypes to high-volume production. Its 50,000-square-foot Ohio plant combines progressive-die production with inspection and material testing, and the company is particularly experienced in converting cast parts into stamped alternatives. Boehm’s quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015 with design.
Boehringer Ingelheim is a research-driven group of companies that discovers, develops, manufactures, and markets innovative healthcare products for people and animals. Its businesses include human health and animal health, alongside biopharma contract manufacturing through its BioXcellence unit.
A family business since 1951, BOGEN Magnetics GmbH has built its identity around German-made magnetic measurement technology. From its Berlin production facilities, the company develops tailored sensing solutions for automation and robotics, supporting applications that require precise feedback in compact or demanding environments. BOGEN has been part of the Lika Electronic group since 2020.
Founded by Henry Bohl in 1924, Bohl Companies designs and supplies material-handling equipment, from industrial cranes and custom lifting devices to forklift equipment and support services. Its three divisions—Bohl Crane, Bohl Equipment and Bohl Machine—combine in-house engineering and manufacturing with regional service coverage. Bohl Equipment is one of the oldest family-owned material-handling dealerships in the United States, while Bohl Machine has focused on custom lifting applications since 1987.
BoldX Industries is a U.S.-based precision manufacturer producing spec-critical components, connectors, and assemblies. Its capabilities include CNC, Swiss, multi-axis machining, grinding, laser cutting, connector manufacturing, and value-added assembly for aerospace, defense, medical, industrial, automotive, energy, robotics, law enforcement, and emerging technology markets.
BOLE America supplies North American processors with precision injection molding machinery, including presses ranging from 70 to 6,800 tons. Founded in 1998, the BOLE Machinery unit combines German technical design expertise with more than 30 machine series and 100 models, and supports customers through U.S. service engineers, tool trials and regional technical service. Its patented center-clamping designs and specialty machines for demanding materials and applications set the company apart.
Founded in 1998 in Zhejiang, BOLE Intelligent Machinery develops and manufactures injection-moulding equipment, combining German-led engineering with production in China. A subsidiary of CHENGLU Group, the company offers machines ranging from 70 to 6,800 tons of clamping force and has exported them to more than 70 countries. BOLE also provides installation, operator training, 24-hour support and lifetime repair service for its injection-moulding machines.
Founded in Toledo in 1969 by Jerry Bollin, Bollin Label grew from a family garage operation into a manufacturer of in-stock and custom-printed labels for food, retail, industrial, and consumer applications. The Bollin family remains closely involved, with founder Jerry’s granddaughter Heidi serving as president and granddaughter Kristin as chief operating officer. More than five decades later, the company combines flexographic and digital printing with a collaborative, application-focused approach to help customers create labels that work in the real world.
Bombs Away LLC manufactures full-scale, highly detailed, lightweight replica ordnance for training, museum displays, aircraft owners, collectors, and historical preservation. Its capabilities include machining, fabricating, mold building, molding, CNC turning, metal spinning, spot welding, powder coating, and replica fabrication from original ordnance, prints, or photographs.
Founded in Napoleon in 2018 by hot-rod enthusiasts Toby Ernsberger and Jerry Borstelman, Bonafide Customs restores and customizes classic cars while servicing vehicles and motorcycles. Its showroom pairs a walk through automotive history with hands-on mechanical, body and paint work, backed by a team claiming more than 200 years of combined industry experience. Bonafide is also an authorized TREMEC reseller and installer.
BONENG develops automatic power-transmission equipment and industrial automation systems, pairing gearmotors and gearboxes with servo drives, motors, and motion controllers. Its X3000 series motion controller is independently developed and built for modular EtherCAT and Modbus-based control, while the broader product range serves demanding equipment in fields such as cranes and metallurgy.
Bonitas International grew from pediatric nurse Lisa Harrington’s beaded hospital ID necklace into a fashion-accessories company that designs, sources, and distributes functional jewelry and other products for on-the-go customers. Founded by Harrington and Kimberly Martinez, the women-owned business says it created the functional jewelry category and surpassed $1 million in sales during its third year. Based in Newbury, Ohio, Bonitas has appeared on the Inc. 5000 list five times and emphasizes recycled materials, packaging reduction, and responsible supplier practices.
BookFactory makes purpose-built laboratory, engineering and log books for recording technical work. Its catalog centers on structured notebooks and record books designed for scientific, industrial and quality-control use, with custom formats available for specialized documentation needs.
Known for its fruit-forward Carb Boom! formula, Cleveland-area Boom Nutrition Inc. makes endurance fuel for athletes. Its energy gels use real fruit and a high proportion of complex carbohydrates, without added sugars or artificial flavoring, coloring, or sweeteners.
Since 1954, Boomerang Rubber has turned scrap and waste tire rubber into American-made products such as custom mud flaps, truck bed mats, and heavy-duty agricultural mats. Rebranded in 2009 and based in Botkins, Ohio, the company operates an ISO 14001-certified manufacturing facility and also produces rubber materials for structural and industrial applications. Its work centers on giving tire waste a durable second life through recycled, tire cord-reinforced rubber products.
Boomerang Rubber manufactures recycled rubber goods, drawing on a business founded in 1954 and rebranded as Boomerang Rubber, Inc. in 2009. From its Botkins, Ohio facility, it recovers scrap and waste tire rubber and forms it into durable products, including truck mud flaps. The company identifies transportation, industrial, and agricultural settings as the principal contexts for its products.
Boomerang Tool Company makes retractable outdoor tools and gear tethers, best known for its SNIP fishing line cutters that stay close at hand instead of disappearing on the boat or trail. Its SNIPs use corrosion-resistant stainless-steel blades and built-in retractable cords, while its gear tethers secure equipment such as hunting electronics and fishing tools. The company’s retractable reels and zingers are made in the USA with globally sourced materials and are backed by a Lifetime Service Policy.
Borchers is a specialty-chemicals brand whose roots as a chemical business date to 1807; it now supplies performance additives for coatings, inks, and adhesives as part of Milliken & Company. Its coating-additive portfolio includes products such as rheology modifiers and dispersants, and the company serves customers through operations in North America, Europe, and Asia.
Borden Dairy Company produces dairy foods and beverages for families and schools across the United States, continuing a dairy heritage dating to 1857. Its history traces back to Gail Borden’s condensed-milk preservation process, and the company says it operates five plants and 30 distribution centers. The current portfolio includes fresh milk and cream alongside other drinks.