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Bead Industries makes the beaded chains used to flush toilets and operate ceiling fans and window blinds. The ubiquitous metal swag (branded Bead Chain) has a number of other uses, including securing gas tanks, attaching commercial shower curtains, and leashing bank pens, as well as key chains, dog tags, and neck chains. The company's Bead Electronics division makes various pins and connectors found in PC boards, cars, and telecom devices. Bead Industries also owns UK-based chain manufacturer Sturge Industries, and McGuire Manufacturing, a US maker of plumbing products. Founded by Waldo D. Bryant, the company is still led by members of his family.

Bebco Industries makes customized metal enclosures (custom brackets, desktop consoles, instrument stands, wall mount cabinets, and instrument access doors), environmental control units (hazardous location ventilation and air conditioner units) and industrial shelters (metal and fiberglass portable modular buildings, blast resistant buildings). Bebco Industries targets clients in the petroleum, chemical, utility, and pharmaceutical sectors, among others. Founded in 1967, the company has two manufacturing facilities in Texas.

Bjerke Forgings makes close-die forgings, open-die forgings, and rolled ring forgings for customers in a variety of industries, including manufacturers of aerospace components, heavy machinery, and power generation equipment. The company forges its products from several types of steel, including alloy, carbon, stainless, tool, and other specialty steels, as well as from aluminum, copper, copper alloys, and titanium. Bjerke Forgings also provides machining, heat treating, and destructive and non-destructive testing services. Bjerke Forgings was founded in 1988 and is owned by president Dale Bjerke.

Bodycote plc applies heat treatment and metal joining, and thermal processing, to improve the wear, resistance, and strength of metals, such as those used in jet engine turbine blades and auto engines. Other services are materials testing and hot isostatic pressing -- a process that utilizes high-pressure inert gas and high temperatures to improve the performance of metals and other materials. Through a global network of plants, Bodycote serves a diverse group of OEMs in the aerospace, defense, power generation, and oil and gas industries, as well as automotive, construction, machine building, medical, and transportation.

Bodycote Thermal Processing knows how to turn up the heat. The company, a subsidiary of UK-based Bodycote International plc, heat-treats metal components to improve their mechanical properties, durability, and wear resistance. Bodycote Thermal Processing processes aircraft and auto parts, sporting goods (golf clubs), and oil field, mining, and agricultural equipment. Its heat-treating processes include hardening, tempering, and annealing. The company doesn't sell parts, but its customers are primarily parts suppliers to manufacturers in the commercial aerospace, automotive, defense, and consumer products industries. It operates over 50 facilities throughout the US and Canada, with major operations in Texas and California.

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