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Buflovak, LLC manufactures thermal drying, solidification, evaporation, distillation, crystallization, and separation equipment, including drum dryers, vacuum dryers, flakers, evaporators, and distillation systems. It provides product testing, process design and engineering, custom manufacturing, aftermarket parts, field service, and equipment rental for chemical, environmental, food and beverage, nutraceutical, pharmaceutical, waste treatment, bioenergy, and related industrial processing applications.
Family-owned since its founding in 1948, Bug-O Systems is a Canonsburg manufacturer known for operator-controlled mechanization that grew from a World War II shipbuilding solution. Its portable, modular equipment helps metal fabricators and shipbuilders carry out welding and cutting with more consistent motion, while its distributor network serves customers in 100 countries.
Bühler Group is a Swiss family enterprise that designs and manufactures processing technologies and services for food, feed, advanced materials, and automotive production. Founded in 1860, the company traces its milling expertise to 1872 and today also builds die-casting machines and thermal-processing systems, supporting customers through a global network while keeping its long-term ownership independent.
Formed in 1998, Builders FirstSource is a U.S. supplier of structural building products and value-added components, combining distribution with manufacturing for residential construction and repair and remodeling. Its nationwide operations include automated truss plants and millwork facilities, with approximately 565 distribution and manufacturing locations across 43 states.
Buildurly is a professional hardware provider focused on making dedicated physical computing infrastructure straightforward to obtain. It serves customers who need bare-metal hardware through a simple, quick experience.
Since 1991, Bujno Pottery in Adamstown has made embossed, personalized handmade stoneware, including its distinctive house crocks carved from customers’ photographs. The family-named business also creates one-of-a-kind pottery for everyday use, gifts, and commemorative fundraisers, with custom artwork developed for each project. Bujno describes its work as always handmade and hand decorated, and says the stoneware is made for durable use in the kitchen and home.
Founded in 1974, Bulk Chemicals, Inc. is a southeastern Pennsylvania manufacturer that has spent more than 50 years developing metal pretreatment chemistry for industrial processors. Its distinctive role is as a hands-on technical partner, pairing customized solutions with laboratory support and equipment expertise for customers in metal-finishing operations around the world.
Founded in 1976 in Eugene, Oregon, Bulk Handling Systems designs, manufactures and installs custom processing systems that recover recyclables from waste streams. The company developed the first modern single-stream processing system in the United States and now builds integrated material recovery facilities for customers around the world. Its team combines manufacturing know-how with hands-on experience operating waste and recycling facilities, carrying projects from engineering through installation and service.
Bull Barn Fence Factory is a Blairsville, Pennsylvania manufacturer founded in 2020 to expand access to dependable American-made fencing in the Northeast and beyond. Its production team weaves Class 3 galvanized wire fencing for agricultural customers as well as infrastructure and wildlife projects, with products covered by a 20-year warranty.
Bulldog Fire & Emergency Apparatus has remained at its original Woodville, Massachusetts site since Clarence Farrar established the business in 1933. Current owner Jeffrey Mazza, who purchased the company in 2005, continues its small-shop tradition of custom work, including the Brush Breaker it has been known for across New England. Today, Bulldog combines that manufacturing heritage with emergency-vehicle sales and service through six locations.
Bullistic Barriers grew out of Compass Ironworks, a custom architectural metalwork company whose team has spent more than 20 years working with architects, builders, and property owners. Formed after security professionals sought better-looking protection for vulnerable facilities, Bullistic now manufactures U.S.-made security barriers for properties and first responders, with designs intended to protect without overwhelming the architecture.
Bumbleberry Farms is a family-owned and operated Pennsylvania company that produces artisanal honey and honey cream spreads. Founder Karen Sandusky Mosholder started the business in 2011 after taking a beekeeping workshop, first making its award-winning spreads in her country kitchen; the company says the next generation, Jon Mosholder, took the helm in 2023. Its spreads are still made in small batches with whole ingredients and no preservatives, while its honey is sourced as well as harvested from the company’s own hives.
A family business founded by Russell T. Bundy in 1964, Bundy Baking Solutions has grown from its Urbana roots into a global baking-industry company. The Bundy family still shapes the business, whose private museum reflects founder Russell Bundy’s decades-long effort to preserve baking history. Its team also holds leadership roles in the American Society of Baking, American Bakers Association, and BEMA.
Founded in 1980 by Jody Bunting, Bunting Graphics, Inc. is a Pittsburgh-region specialty contractor focused on architectural signage and ornamental metals. The Bunting family’s business roots in the region date to 1869, and Bunting Graphics grew through acquisitions and expansion into new markets. It provides engineered fabrication and installation for projects including stadium construction and multi-location branding.
Family-owned since 1959, Bunting Magnetics is a global manufacturer whose work centers on helping processors keep contamination out of products and away from equipment. The company supports customers from facilities in the United States and United Kingdom, with dedicated testing centers where engineers evaluate customers’ own materials before production decisions are made.
Seven generations of the Burch family have worked this North East farm, which remains a family-owned operation today. Its roots in local fruit growing now support a year-round country market and winery, with the 5,000-square-foot market opening in 2005 and cider production beginning in 2000. Burch Farms also opens its historic farmland to visitors and private gatherings.
Founded in 1947 by Charles Burhans and Ashod Melikian, Burhans Glass Company is a family-owned glass supplier and installer serving residential and commercial customers across the tri-state area. From its King of Prussia headquarters and Springfield branch, the company handles custom glass work and installation, including frameless shower enclosures, storefronts, and glass cut on its in-house CNC machine. It has grown into one of Southeastern Pennsylvania’s largest glass shops while retaining a large service fleet for regional repairs and installations.
Established in 1987, privately owned Burke Forging & Heat Treating makes open-die forgings and seamless rolled rings in Rochester, New York, serving customers across the United States and Canada. Its team translates customer prints into process drawings and uses in-house metallurgical oversight to monitor forgings from order entry through final inspection. Burke produces parts from 2 to 8,000 pounds and can supply them machined or smooth forged, with a stated mission to “Make it Right the First Time.”
From its Newport News, Virginia facility, Burlington Medical manufactures radiation-protection apparel and materials for healthcare providers, including lead aprons made to customers’ exact measurements. The company produces both its attenuation material and garments in-house, pairing American manufacturing with on-site fittings, rapid shipping, and a five-year warranty. Burlington is also known for its lead-free, recyclable Xenolite material and direct customer support, including repair and disposal services.
Burnham Commercial manufactures steam and hot-water boilers and control systems for commercial and industrial applications at its Lancaster, Pennsylvania facilities. The company describes a long-standing specialty in commercial heating equipment and says its in-house engineering and R&D teams develop products that are manufactured and assembled in the United States.