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Bubble Beauty Inc makes dermatologist-developed skincare designed to bring clinically researched formulas to everyday routines at prices under $20. Its 11 board-certified dermatologists guide product development, while more than 100,000 community members help test and shape what the company creates. Bubble reports 115-plus clinical trials across its portfolio and distribution through more than 17,000 doors globally.
Bucher Emhart Glass supplies glass-forming and inspection machinery and technology used by glassmakers. Its history traces to three US entrepreneurs who set out to find new ways of making and using glass containers, and the company describes a century of experience in the field. Headquartered in Steinhausen, Switzerland, it operates globally and serves glass production plants.
From its headquarters in Uster, Buchiglas (Büchi AG) designs and manufactures Swiss reactor systems and pilot plants for chemical and pharmaceutical companies and research institutions. Its equipment spans glass, glass-lined steel and pressure-reactor technologies, taking processes from laboratory work through pilot production and into small-scale manufacturing. Buchiglas also uses 3-D, CFD and FEM engineering to tailor reactor geometry, mixing and structural design to demanding process requirements.
Buckeye Corrugated, Inc. (BCI) manufactures corrugated packaging and retail displays, with design, production, and fulfillment capabilities across a coast-to-coast U.S. facility network. Founded in 1958 as Buckeye Container, it grew from one plant and eight employees to a company reporting more than 850 employees and eleven corrugated manufacturing facilities. BCI describes its operations as employee-owned and emphasizes American-sourced materials and integrated service from packaging design through fulfillment.
Founded in Binghamton, New York, in 1896 as The Stephens Company, Buckingham Manufacturing makes work and safety equipment for linemen, arborists, and workers in other industries. After W.H. Buckingham purchased the company in 1913, it expanded from handcrafted climbers into a broader manufacturing business; the company remains at the same Binghamton location, where the Buckingham family continues to guide it. Its BuckLab researches, designs, and tests products, and the company states that it is ISO 9001:2015 certified.
For more than 30 years, Budget Instant Print has operated from the same Whitehall, Pennsylvania location as a copying and printing center for business and community projects. Its staff brings over 40 years of combined printing-industry experience, with designers and print specialists helping customers take projects from concept through completion. The shop also offers quick turnarounds, including selected 24-hour express service.
Founded in Rochester in 1966 by Richard Lawton and Ernie Corts, family-owned Buell Automatics makes precision-machined components through high-volume Davenport screw machining and CNC/Swiss turning. Its unusual blend of meticulously maintained 1930s-era Davenports with computerized monitoring supports production ranging from prototypes to large OEM runs. Buell is ISO 9001:2015 certified, IATF 16949 compliant, and maintains an inline inspection process for regulated applications.
Founded in 1988, Buffalo Abrasives manufactures grinding wheels and cutoff blades, specializing in high-performance products engineered for specific applications. Located in North Tonawanda, New York, it occupies facilities formerly used by National Grinding Wheel; its management team includes third- and fourth-generation descendants of National Grinding Wheel founder John J. Russ. Buffalo Abrasives became a subsidiary of India-based Sak Abrasives in 2019.
Founded in 2011, Buffalo Armory Group manufactures American-made steel armor plates and handheld shields exclusively for military and first-responder agencies. The Buffalo company grew from a former Army major general’s firsthand experience with ceramic armor and developed patented induction heat-treatment technology to produce thinner, durable, multi-hit protection without the micro-cracking risk associated with ceramics. Its products use 100% U.S. materials, carry a 10-year warranty, and include NIJ-certified solutions.
Buffalo Canvas is a Buffalo-based commercial imaging shop known for handling visual projects for institutional spaces, particularly healthcare environments. It designs, produces and installs large-format work for organizations rather than processing individual or residential orders, with its canvas printing made locally in-house.
Opened by Kate and Sean Edwards in 1994, Buffalo Coffee Roastery built its name as the first coffee house in the area to roast on site, using a 12-kilo San Franciscan roaster. Now a family-owned roastery in Sanborn, the company focuses on small-batch roasting for retail and wholesale customers, with more than 30 years of refining its craft. Its newer wellness-minded line includes mushroom-infused coffee made with certified organic coffee and American-grown mushrooms.
Founded in Buffalo in 1982, veteran-owned Buffalo Computer Graphics develops mission-critical software, maritime simulation systems, and custom hardware and software engineering solutions. Its in-house team supports emergency-management platform DLAN and maritime training systems used by government, private-sector, and academic customers, with more than 300 deployments across the United States and customers in over 10 countries. BCG is also ISO/IEC 27001:2013 certified.
Buffalo Dental Manufacturing Co. Inc. makes dental laboratory equipment and supplies, with a distinctive focus on keeping grinding dust and debris away from people, handpieces, and drains. Its Syosset-based product line includes USA-manufactured carbide burs and enclosed dust-control equipment, alongside handpiece systems, model trimmers, and vacuum-forming tools used by dental offices and laboratories worldwide. The company says most of its products are manufactured in the United States and sells through dental dealers rather than directly.
Buffalo Design & Printing is a family-owned commercial printer that has been producing business and specialty paper products in Buffalo since 1933. Now led by Joe Farage, who worked his way up from entry-level jobs in his father’s company before taking ownership in 2005, the business pairs graphic design and modern digital, offset, and inkjet production with fulfillment for designers. Its distinctive work includes inventive greeting cards and on-demand wholesale wrapping paper, while a sample-based quality process helps keep repeat orders consistent.
Buffalo Distilling Company makes farm-to-bottle spirits in Buffalo, using 100% New York-grown grains, fruits and honey in its in-house distilling. Re-established in 2012 after the original Buffalo Distilling Company’s 1883–1914 run, it moved to the city’s historic Larkin district in 2016 and now pairs its stillhouse with a cocktail bar, tasting room and live-music setting.
Veteran-owned Buffalo Embroidery & Silkscreen has been producing custom embroidered and screen-printed apparel in Elma since 1995, with all work handled in-house. Its nine embroidery machines and automatic screen-printing press serve businesses, schools, teams and nonprofits, while in-house artists and digitizers prepare logos for garments and promotional goods. The shop accepts orders as small as 12 embroidered pieces or 48 screen-printed pieces.
Founded in 1977, Buffalo Felt Products makes industrial felt and needle-punched nonwoven materials, developing and converting them for demanding customer applications. The Lackawanna company grew from pressed wool felt into custom materials made from both synthetic and natural fibers, while maintaining a relationship-focused approach with smaller industrial businesses. Buffalo Felt Products is part of the four-generation Brand Felt Group and operates as an ISO-certified facility.
Operating since 1962, Buffalo Gear manufactures custom precision commercial gears and machined parts for industrial customers in Sanborn, New York. Its gear-making range runs from 3/8 to 40 inches, with an unusually deep inventory of hobs and cutting tools that can help avoid extra tooling charges. The company also reverse-engineers gear forms in a climate-controlled inspection facility and serves projects from prototype through production.
Founded by Leo Phillips in 1948, Buffalo Hydraulic remains a Phillips family business with roots in Western New York’s industrial community and nearly eight decades of hydraulic experience. The company designs and services high-pressure, high-tonnage systems for demanding lifting and industrial applications, with project work ranging from the Carrier Dome to SoFi Stadium.
Buffalo Industrial Transformers engineers and manufactures industrial transformers in the United States, with production based in Lockport, New York. Its team brings several hundred years of combined transformer experience, including expertise from former GE and Tamini professionals, and provides OEM-backed service ranging from field inspections to in-shop rewinds and reconditioning for transformers from any manufacturer. The company’s equipment is built for long service, with engineering, installation, and support handled by its U.S.-based team.