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Born in Buffalo in 1968 as Hacker VacuBlast and later known as Metal Preparations, Buffalo Manufacturing now combines metal finishing with plastic injection molding and related in-house manufacturing support. The family-owned company renamed itself in 2016 and has grown to a staff of 20–25 while retaining more than 50 years of experience in helping customers take parts from concept through production. Buffalo Manufacturing is ISO 9001:2015 and AS9100D certified, with a particular focus on aerospace quality systems.
Buffalo Niagara Packing, Crating, Ship Center is a Buffalo-area specialty crating company known for taking on shipments that ordinary pack-and-ship businesses cannot accommodate. It serves industrial and commercial customers, as well as individuals, with custom preparation for oversized, fragile or regulated cargo and guidance through the transportation rules that apply.
Buffalo Power Electronics Center manufactures original Westinghouse printed circuit boards and rectifier products for industrial drives, crane controls, and power-conversion systems. The Depew company took over Westinghouse’s Power Electronics Center operation in 1997 and retained the same employees and management team, continuing that product line while providing repair services tested to original specifications.
Known for preserving curved-glass manufacturing methods first developed by Bausch & Lomb, Buffalo Precision Glass operates from a production facility in Batavia, New York. Its experienced technicians and engineering team produce large optical components for demanding equipment, including marine lighting and climate instruments used by government agencies worldwide.
Buffalo Pumps has manufactured centrifugal pumps in North Tonawanda, New York, and through its predecessors for more than a century, with commercial use dating to 1887 and marine applications predating World War I. Its 94,300-square-foot plant keeps engineering, manufacturing and sales under one roof, while retaining the ability to reproduce parts for pumps made 40 to 50 years ago. The company has served the U.S. Navy and commercial industries for decades and maintains an ISO 9001:2015-certified quality system.
Started as a hobby in a Buffalo-area garage, Buffalo Reclaimed Flag Co. is a family-owned American maker of hand-carved wooden flags and related patriotic wall art. Its pieces are charred, aged, and carved using a blend of computer-precise stenciling and traditional handwork, so each flag is one of a kind. The Elma, New York company has shipped more than 35,000 flags across the country, including oversized pieces up to 16 feet and a 16-foot flag installed inside the Pentagon.
For more than 30 years, Buffalo Shrink Wrap has manufactured and supplied heavy-duty shrink wrap and plastic-film protection for shipping and storage. Based in the New York–Florida market, the company also sends insured mobile crews to apply six-sided protective covers on-site, with experience spanning industrial equipment and boats. Its knowledgeable staff provides application guidance alongside shrink wrap in widths from 10 to 50 feet.
With more than 30 years of experience, Buffalo Signmakers designs, custom-fabricates and installs signs for businesses and organizations across Western New York. Based in Tonawanda, the company keeps projects local through its sister company, U.S. Wholesale Signs, supplying the materials needed to produce signs within WNY. Its designers provide proofs before fabrication, whether the job calls for a simple post-and-panel sign or a larger custom installation.
Known around Buffalo for hands-on welding and precision metalwork, Buffalo Steel Works creates made-to-order work for commercial, industrial, and custom clients. Its projects range from carefully executed stainless piping to distinctive architectural pieces, including a weathered-steel buffalo made for Ingersoll Rand.
Founded in Depew in 1987, Buffalo Tungsten manufactures high-purity tungsten-based powders for companies that turn them into finished products. Its specialty is staying focused on powder rather than competing with its customers, using hydrogen reduction, furnace technology and custom development to produce materials reaching 99.999% purity. Now part of Sandvik, Buffalo Tungsten supplies customers in more than 40 countries and holds ISO 9001:2015 certification for its powder manufacturing and distribution.
Founded in 1945 as Buffalo Turbine Agricultural Equipment Company, Buffalo Turbine is a New York manufacturer known for pioneering turbine-based air movement. Now designing and building its machines in Springville, the company supplies equipment for working grounds and sites, with a history that includes the first turbine-style debris blower in 1996.
Buffalo Wire Works has been making screening media in Buffalo since Martin Scheeler founded the company in 1869 as Scheeler & Sons. Today, after more than 155 years in the trade, it remains known for custom-engineered screening solutions for tough material-processing operations.
Buffy was founded in 2018 by a second-generation weaver who wanted to make bedding without the chemical-intensive practices common in textile production. The company now creates plant-based sleep products for people seeking cooler, skin-conscious comfort, with its materials certified to OEKO-TEX® STANDARD 100 Class I.
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.
Founded in 2017 from a six-month electric-skateboard prototype, Build Kit Boards makes DIY electric skateboard kits and modular components designed to let riders assemble, understand, and repair their own boards. Owned and operated in New York, the company’s RailCore system lets riders swap or stack batteries quickly, while its kits have reached more than 5,000 riders in over 24 countries.
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.
Founded in Chicago in 1983, BuildingBlocks designs, manufactures, and constructs architectural façade systems made with UHPC and GFRC. Its history began with restoring the Merchandise Mart’s terra cotta façade, and the company now operates an integrated 200,000-plus-square-foot production campus in Merritt Island, Florida. BuildingBlocks brings design, material science, fabrication, and installation together to realize complex building-envelope forms from concept through completion.
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.
Bumble and bumble began on New York City’s Hairdresser’s Row in 1977, growing from a salon into a hair-care company shaped by professional styling and education. Its Bb.U program brings stylists to New York to study the craft or business of salon work, while the brand’s cruelty-free products are sold through its salon network and select retailers.
Southern Tier Forest Products has been fueling fires since 1983, growing from 8,800 packages in its first year to more than 600,000 annually. Operating under the Bundle of Warmth name, the company serves homeowners and commercial buyers with USDA-certified kiln-dried hardwood products made from Northeastern timber.