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Burnham Holdings, Inc. is a Lancaster, Pennsylvania-based holding company whose subsidiaries manufacture boilers and related HVAC products for residential, commercial, and industrial applications. Its operating group also includes a foundry producing gray and ductile iron castings and a sheet metal plant that makes parts used across affiliated companies; the company says its products are manufactured at company-operated facilities in the eastern, southern, and Midwestern United States.
Burnham Industrial Contractors is a family-operated industrial and commercial contractor specializing in insulation and asbestos abatement. The company provides insulation design, fabrication, and installation services for heavy industry and commercial markets.
Founded in 1974, Burnside Autocyl designs and manufactures custom hydraulic cylinders for mobile equipment and OEM applications from its Irish facility. Its integrated operation takes projects from engineering and rapid prototyping through lifecycle testing and production, with a particular emphasis on customer-specific designs and intelligent position-sensing cylinders. Burnside Autocyl is part of the Burnside group and holds ISO 9001 and ISO 3834-2 certifications.
Built at its present site in the 1750s, Burnt Cabins Grist Mill still produces old-fashioned stone-ground flours and pancake mixes while serving as the centerpiece of a family campground in Pennsylvania’s Allegheny Mountains. The National Register-listed mill uses its historic waterwheel, gears, and grinding stones, giving campers and customers a direct connection to the site’s working past. The campground offers tent and RV sites beneath the mill, with trails and a stocked trout stream nearby.
Born from a working farmer’s frustration with tedious outdoor labor, Burro has been building autonomous, electric work robots for agriculture and industrial operations since 2017. Its collaborative platforms handle the repetitive hauling, carrying, mowing and spraying that can slow crews down, from vineyard rows and nurseries to depot yards. Based in Philadelphia with an additional Visalia location, Burro says its robots are used by more than 100 operations worldwide.
Bush Business Furniture makes commercial-grade office furniture, positioning its work around straightforward solutions for business spaces. The available company information does not provide further details about its history, ownership, or manufacturing operations.
Butler Color Press is a Butler, Pennsylvania printer producing newspaper inserts and direct mail advertising supplements since 1980. The family-owned and operated company runs two print facilities and reports annual production of well over one billion free-standing advertising inserts; it is qualified as a G7 Master Printer.
Butler Forge & Metal Works is the manufacturing division of Goldsborough & Vansant Inc., formed in 1965 to produce and service critical industrial maintenance parts. Its East Butler facility manufactures new and replacement rolling-mill parts and specializes in high-quality steel crane hooks and related lifting devices, though the company says it no longer manufactures complete crane hooks and swivel bails. Goldsborough & Vansant was incorporated in Pennsylvania in 1927.
A three-generation, family-owned Pittsburgh business, Butler Gas Products has been serving packaged-gas customers since 1948. The company is known for bringing manufacturing capabilities together with regional distribution, helping businesses manage their gas supply from individual cylinders through bulk systems. Its CYLTRAK tracking service reflects the practical, hands-on approach that has shaped the company’s family business culture.
Established in 1990 in Lancaster, Pennsylvania, Butler Mechanical Services, LLC provides standby power and generator work alongside commercial and industrial electrical service across the state. The diversified company also brings AWS-certified welding and portable fabrication capabilities to facility maintenance and specialized field work, including aerial bucket truck service and load-bank testing.
Butler Mobility Products manufactures and supplies mobility equipment and home-accessibility solutions for Veterans and people with disabilities, with its Pennsylvania facility building and assembling wheelchair lifts. The company has manufactured wheelchair lifts since 1968 and is the last U.S. manufacturer of wheelchair inclined platform lifts. Its team also provides assessments, installation, education, maintenance and repair support for accessibility projects.
Butler Technologies is a second-generation family business in downtown Butler, Pennsylvania, with more than three decades of experience and a history that began as a printing brokerage. Today, its engineering-led team develops custom printed components for manufacturers, including wearable technologies such as biometric sensors, while carrying ISO 9001:2015 certification with design.
Founded in 1999, woman-owned Butler’s Buddy Inc. manufactures dumbwaiters and mezzanine lifts for homes, restaurants, businesses, and industrial facilities. The Berwick company has shipped more than 3,000 systems nationwide, including custom units and modern replacements for old manual dumbwaiters. Christine Broyan and her husband continue the family business begun by her father, Frederick K. Broyan.
Founded in 1965 by Thomas Butts, Butts Ticket Systems prints parking and transportation tickets and supplies the technology that runs parking operations. Now led by the founder’s grandson, the three-generation company operates from a 30,000-square-foot printing facility and has grown from a regional printer into a global provider. Its parking systems work is backed by partnerships with Flowbird and IP Parking, alongside local installation and support.
Born in Bucks County, Bux Tools is the machining division of Bacon Machine Company that designs and manufactures the patented C-Clipper™, a wrist-pin clip installer for two- and four-stroke powersports engines. Introduced in 2004 and made in Valley View, the tool seats clips in seconds without overstressing them or marring the piston. Alongside its own product, Bux Tools runs CNC machining work ranging from one-off parts to production runs.
Since 2005, Plastec Profiles and BuyPlastic.com have supplied plastic sheet, rod and tube while also machining and fabricating custom parts under one roof in Waynesboro, Pennsylvania. Its CNC shop handles precision plastic components and assemblies, with quality control backed by ISO 9001:2015 certification held since 2018. BuyPlastic.com serves customers across industries through extensive stock, custom cutting and fast shipment.
BW Converting designs, manufactures and services converting machinery and related solutions for tissue, hygiene, print, packaging, mailing, textiles and other industrial applications. Its brands provide equipment for tissue converting and packaging, hygiene product converting, envelope and direct-mail converting, printing, inserting, bag converting, industrial manufacturing lines and textile processing.
BW Converting is a global manufacturing company formed in 2023 by uniting six historic brands, including PCMC and Baldwin Technology, whose roots reach back to 1918. As part of Barry-Wehmiller, it carries those established legacies into machinery and service for manufacturers that transform materials into everyday tissue, packaging and other industrial goods.
Built from paper-machinery companies with roots reaching back to 1866, BW Papersystems manufactures industrial equipment that converts paper and board into products such as corrugated packaging, cartons, stationery and security documents. The Barry-Wehmiller division brings together established brands including Marquip, Ward, United, E.C.H. Will and Bielomatik, supporting customers in more than 120 countries with more than 1,900 team members across 21 locations. Its global service organization also supports current and legacy machines with technicians, training and original spare parts.
Built from paper-machinery names with roots reaching back to 1866, BW Papersystems makes industrial equipment that converts paper and board into products such as corrugated packaging, sheets, stationery and security documents. A division of Barry-Wehmiller, the company now serves customers in more than 120 countries with over 1,900 team members across 21 locations, while continuing to support both current and legacy machines with parts and technical service.