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Family-owned and operated since 1983, Boris Custom Tailoring is a Columbus business built around the craft of its founder, Boris, a Europe-trained textile engineer with more than 25 years of tailoring experience. His son Daniel brings CAD patternmaking to the family craft, while Boris’s wife, Marika, has worked alongside him since the beginning. Together, they create individualized clothing for women and men, with custom dress shirts as a particular specialty.
Founded in 1911 by Italian immigrant Hugo Bosca, Bosca Accessories makes leather accessories that blend Italian artisan craft with an American sensibility. Now run by the third generation of the Bosca family, the small Ohio-based company personally inspects selected hides and develops its designs between an Ohio studio, its factory, and Italian artisan workshops. Its signature Old Leather is hand-stained in Italy, giving everyday pieces a distinctive character that develops with use.
Known for more than 60 years in the global welding industry, Bosch Rexroth develops motion and automation technology for manufacturers and mobile-machine builders. Its U.S. operation supports customers from equipment development through repairs, modernization and training, including factory-authorized service for Rexroth systems.
From its own sawmill in Northeast Ohio’s Amish countryside, BoscoWood Ventures manufactures custom ISPM 15 crates, pallets, skids and export packaging for shipments of nearly any size or weight. As a division of RDF Logistics, it keeps the process under one roof—from raw timber through finished container and delivery—giving customers a single point of contact for complex domestic and international shipping needs. The Lorain-area company also uses the Pallet Design System for CAD-based pallet designs and material planning.
Boss Awards provides trophies, plaques, signature resin sculptures, engraved products, and decorated apparel. Its capabilities include engraving, embroidery, screen printing, direct-to-garment printing, and Cad Cut, serving recognition, sports, corporate, school, team, organization, and fundraising needs.
Boss Display designs, fabricates, and installs custom interactive exhibits for clients around the world. Founded by Carl E. Boss in 1934, the company has evolved from constructing window backgrounds, cabinets, shelving, counters, and fixtures to producing immersive play and learning environments. Its Columbus facility includes dedicated metalworking, woodworking, 3D-printing, paint, and electronics spaces.
Bostik manufactures adhesive products for construction and industrial applications, including specialty hot melts that it produces in-house. It supplies adhesive technologies to markets such as assembly, packaging, transportation and absorbent hygiene, and operates production plants across multiple countries. Bostik is part of Arkema.
Founded in 1937, Boston Group is an international manufacturer of commercial and retail products, with offices and manufacturing facilities in the United States and Europe. The company designs and manufactures custom fixtures, protective products, and power distribution products, and its Ravenna, Ohio facility is identified as its Global Manufacturing Center of Excellence. Its team provides engineering and design support from concept and prototyping through production.
Founded in 2000 to serve medical and surgical manufacturers, Boston Machine, Inc. is a precision CNC machining company that now produces demanding parts for manufacturing customers including aerospace and military firms. Its equipment spans complex milling and multi-axis turning through Swiss screw machining, wire EDM, and grinding, with CAD-CAM integrated into production. The company handles both short-run prototypes and high-volume work, machining materials from titanium and stainless steel to plastics and standard steels.
Boston Scientific Corporation develops medical solutions for non-surgical, endoscopic weight loss through its Endura Weight Loss Solutions platform. Launched after Boston Scientific acquired Apollo Endosurgery in 2024, Endura brings procedures such as ESG and TORe to patients seeking alternatives to surgery, with internal suturing and other approaches performed through the mouth rather than through incisions.
Founded by David Weck in 1999, BOSU® makes fitness tools and training programs built around its iconic Balance Trainer, the half-dome platform used to develop balance, core strength and overall fitness. Its USA-made product line has grown beyond that signature trainer, while the company says more than 1.4 million households own a BOSU® product. The name reflects its training philosophy—“both sides utilized”—and its manufacturing aims to reduce toxins and use more sustainable resources.
With more than 80 years of experience, Bott Ltd manufactures workplace storage equipment and designs vehicle conversions that turn vans into organized mobile workspaces. Its modular systems are made to order through three European manufacturing sites, while the company’s UK operations have produced workplace storage equipment for over 40 years. Bott Limited’s quality system is certified to ISO 9001:2015, and its products carry the TÜV-approved GS safety symbol.
Founded in Smithville, Ohio, in 1970, Boville Industrial Coatings applies industrial finishes and protective coatings to parts ranging from production components to military armored plates. The family-run company is led by founder Larry Boville Sr. alongside his son, Larry Jr., whose combined experience exceeds 90 years. Boville processes more than 200,000 parts annually in small and large quantities and employs 35 people.
Since 1952, Bowden Manufacturing has made CNC-machined components and assemblies in Northeast Ohio, supplying precision parts to defense, aerospace, and energy manufacturers. Its Willoughby operation combines substantial machining capacity with engineering support and a Customer Champion assigned to keep each project moving and customers updated. Bowden is also developing the next generation of manufacturing professionals through its intern and mechanical-engineer training programs.
Bowerston Shale Company manufactures clay brick at plants in Bowerston and Hanover, Ohio, and has produced clay products for architectural, commercial, and residential markets since 1929. Its production process includes selectively mining clay and shale and forming and firing the material into brick. The company offers brick in varied colors and textures, including custom blending and color matching.
With more than 35 years in machining and industrial prototyping, Bowes Manufacturing, LLC is a Rochester, New York shop known for helping engineers, product teams, and makers turn early concepts into workable parts. It supports projects from one-off prototypes through short-run production, offering practical feedback on manufacturability along the way.
For several decades, Bowie Industries has manufactured landscape and erosion-control equipment in Bowie, Texas, including the hydro-mulchers used to seed and restore large areas. Its machines also serve landfill-cover and straw-distribution work, and several thousand Bowie Hydro-Mulchers are operating around the globe. Every Bowie product is created, manufactured, and assembled in the USA, with parts and service supported through a dealer network.
Bowman & Landes is a fourth-generation family farm whose turkey-raising story began in 1938 and whose namesake business was founded in 1948. Three generations are actively involved today, carrying forward a pasture-based approach that uses grain grown and mixed on the farm. The New Carlisle operation supplies turkey to regional retailers and food-service customers, with a solar program that offsets close to its annual energy consumption.
Among the early providers of HP Multi Jet Fusion, Bowman 3D Printing makes production-grade and prototype components through an engineering-led additive manufacturing service. As a division of Bowman International, a bearings and components group, it works with customers from design and testing through repeatable production, with particular strength in parts made for demanding industrial applications.
Founded in Cleveland, Ohio, in 1932, BOXit Corporation manufactures rigid set-up and folding boxes, with a long-standing specialty in cotton-filled jewelry boxes. It serves retail, food-service, confectionery, and industrial customers, and also makes custom boxes to customer specifications.