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Brite Line Signs is a Columbus, Ohio sign fabricator known for approaching difficult projects as creative engineering problems. It works primarily with sign companies, designers, and contractors, producing custom signage designed to meet exact specifications and simplify installation. The shop handles both individual projects and larger production runs.
Created by Ohio pulmonologist Dr. Nick Proia, Brix Chocolate makes chocolate specifically blended to complement wine. Its bars and bite-size pieces begin with single-origin Ghanaian chocolate and are offered in four blends designed to enhance, rather than overpower, a wine’s flavor. Based in the Youngstown area, Brix also prepares personalized chocolate favors and gifts for weddings and other events.
Broadview Brewing Company brews craft beer in Broadview Heights and pours it directly from its brite tanks to the taproom, with an in-house kitchen alongside the beer. True to its broad view of brewing, the brewery moves from approachable classics to creative styles while building a family-friendly community around live music, trivia and other gatherings. Guests can also take beer home in crowlers or growler fills.
Founded in 1954, Broaster Company makes commercial pressure fryers and pairs them with proprietary food ingredients and branded programs for restaurants, grocery stores, convenience stores, and other foodservice operators. Based in Beloit, Wisconsin, the company is known for holding the patent on the first commercial pressure fryer and now supports thousands of licensed operators worldwide. Its training kitchen brings operators from around the world to learn the Broaster process firsthand.
Founded by Brock Davidson in 1983 from his basement apartment, Brock’s Performance designs and builds performance components for sport motorcycles, with its best-known work centered on race-proven exhaust systems. The company’s testing-driven approach comes from Brock’s own motorcycle racing background, and its products have been associated with land-speed records and drag-racing wins. Brock’s Performance also supplies performance upgrades and diagnostic tools for platforms such as the Suzuki Hayabusa and Kawasaki ZX-14R.
Brockman Signs Inc. is a Cincinnati sign maker that designs, prints and installs custom graphics for businesses, vehicles, warehouses and public spaces. Its in-house production combines digital printers, CNC flatbed cutters, plotters and traditional hand craftsmanship, with many custom orders shipped within one to two business days. The company has produced crime-prevention signage for Cincinnati Police and has served American Chimney & Masonry’s truck fleet for more than 15 years.
BroCo Products, a Cleveland company with origins in the 1940s, formulates and manufactures chemistry for metal finishing while also designing custom processing equipment and fabricating complete lines. Under current family ownership for three generations, it supports plating and related industrial operations with technical field service, electroplating rack repair and manufacture, water-treatment systems, and specially blended chemicals.
Founded in 1959, Bronco Machine is a Willoughby, Ohio precision CNC machine shop producing critical machined components in lot sizes from one to 10,000 pieces. Its work has served customers including Gould Ocean Systems, General Electric and the United States Department of Naval Ordnance, with inspection practices based on nuclear-industry ASME requirements. Bronco also develops its own estimating, programming and inspection software and reports a zero-rejection rate with General Electric.
With more than 30 years of experience in automotive and industrial finishing, Bronto Industries, LLC supplies manufacturers and automotive body shops with products used to prepare and refinish surfaces. The Morrow company is known for its BPS disposable spray-gun cup system, designed to reduce cleaning time during paint work.
Founded in 1995, Brook + Whittle manufactures printed labels and packaging, with a North American manufacturing footprint that grew through numerous acquisitions and facility expansions. The company’s work includes custom pressure-sensitive labels and sustainable packaging, and it has developed printing and decoration capabilities for brands across the country.
Founded in 1923, family-owned Brooklyn Machine & Mfg. produces precision CNC-turned and milled component parts for heavy industry from its Cuyahoga Heights, Ohio operation. Nearly a century of machining experience is paired with large-capacity equipment, including a vertical turning center handling parts up to 52 inches in diameter and 48 inches tall.
From its Bellingham, Washington plant in the coastal Douglas fir region, Brooks Manufacturing makes wood distribution crossarms and transmission framing components for electric utilities. The Brooks family-owned company has operated for more than 75 years and is a certified woman-owned business enterprise. Its integrated facility controls the lumber process from grading and seasoning through treatment, while its distinctive BROOKS Machine Rated testing prestresses each distribution crossarm to identify hidden defects.
Brothers Equipment, Inc. manufactures ACE trailers and hauling equipment at its Cleveland facility, where it has operated since Walter Jurek founded the business in 1938. The four-generation family-owned company is especially known for its roll-off trailers and lugger hoists, and reports 75,000 square feet of manufacturing space. It also provides repair, refurbishment, and finishing services for trucks and trailers.
Established in 1935 as a garage welding shop in Botkins, Brown Industrial now builds custom WaBo truck bodies and trailers for rendering and organic-waste operations while handling metal fabrication work from prototypes through production runs. The fourth-generation family-owned company operates from more than 135,000 square feet and pairs its long history in mobile rendering equipment with in-house engineering and personal customer service.
Brown Jordan Inc. designs and manufactures indoor and outdoor furnishings for residential and commercial spaces through a portfolio of six lifestyle brands. The company’s heritage is especially visible in its long record of design recognition, including recent awards for Brown Jordan and Castelle products and a California Design Award for Brown Jordan’s Calcutta collection in 1967.
Founded in 1914, Lima-based BRP Manufacturing makes American-made sheet rubber and custom extruded rubber products for demanding industrial, transportation, military and aerospace applications. Its employee-owned operation spans more than 200,000 square feet and includes an in-house testing laboratory, custom tooling and more than 50,000 square feet of ready-to-ship inventory. BRP is ISO 9001:2025 certified and is particularly distinctive for its flame- and smoke-resistant rubber and bridge bearing pads.
BRT Extrusions, Inc. manufactures standard and custom aluminum extrusions at its five-press operation in Niles, Ohio. Established by two extrusion-industry experts, the company has added finishing and fabrication capabilities over time; it was acquired by Gallamar Group and Corbel Capital Partners in 2021.
Cincinnati’s Brü Brothers Coffee fresh-roasts its signature beans and turns them into small-batch nitro cold brew, a strong, smooth drink the company says has twice the caffeine and half the acidity of hot coffee. With no brick-and-mortar shop, Brü Brothers brings its coffee to local pop-ups, retail partners, offices and major sports and music festivals through mobile service and wholesale programs.
From its first bakery in Troy, New York, in 1983, Bruegger’s has built its business around authentic New York-style bagels, kettle-boiled and baked fresh for neighborhood bakeries across America. The company spent two and a half years working with a professional bagel baker to develop its recipe and process, and still emphasizes simple ingredients, fresh-baked bagels and made-in-Vermont cream cheese. Bruegger’s also prepares breakfast fare and catering spreads for groups of all sizes.
Since Joseph Bruening was photographed making a Model T windshield in 1910, Bruening Glass Works has restored treasured crystal and glass pieces from its Rocky River, Ohio shop. Owner Marc Konys, who apprenticed under Bruening before acquiring the business in 1978, leads artisans who repair everything from damaged heirlooms to complex chandeliers and can recreate missing parts with custom molds. The shop has served thousands of customers worldwide, with more than 100 years of repair experience behind its careful work.