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Altec Industries is actually very little talk, but lots of action. Altec manufactures lift trucks, digger derricks, and specialty handling equipment used by electric utility, telecommunications, and forestry industries, and various government branches. After-sale services and parts are offered worldwide, as well. Altec's used equipment is sold through sister subsidiary National Utility Equipment Co., and rented through Global Rental Co., also in the Altec family. Altec offers financing, too, through Altec Capital Services. The equipment maker's production, assembly, and service facilities crisscross Canada and the US. Founded in 1929, Altec is owned and led by its founder's third generation, Lee Styslinger III.

Altorfer company sells and rents products for the agriculture, construction, landscaping, material handling, mining, manufacturing, and power generation industries. Its products include lift trucks, dozers, trailers, and power systems. In addition to Caterpillar, Altorfer represents manufacturers such as Mitsubishi and Challenger. It also provides maintenance and parts for every truck engine model made by Cat through its service locations. The company operates approximately 20 sales, rental, and service facilities in Illinois, Iowa, and Missouri. Altorfer was formed in 1957 by Edward Altorfer and continues to be operated by descendants of the founder.

Aluminum Precision Products (APP) has established itself as an international leader in closed and open die forgings of aluminum and titanium alloys. With capabilities that extend from initial design to final assembly, APP is an important presence in the world markets for wrought non-ferrous products. APP is composed of two major Divisions in 7 locations and employs more than 1,000 people. The two divisions are APP Forge and Catalina Cylinders.The APP Forge Division produces closed die aluminum and titanium forgings, machined and finished components and assemblies, and aluminum open die ("hand") forgings. APP markets include every major aircraft/aerospace manufacturer in the world, automotive O.E.M. and after-markets, recreation, industrial, medical equipment, and others. In addition to the North American markets, APP exports products to Europe, Asia, Africa, South America, and Australia.

Alvord-Polk has heeded this advice for more than 125 years. Alvord-Polk company manufactures a range of cutting tools, from reamers to core drills, counterbores, and power brushes. The tools are sold primarily to the aerospace and automotive industries under the Alvord-Polk Tool, Brush One, Laserclad, and Morton Machine Works brands. Alvord-Polk makes standard reamers, as well as special custom-made tools, for customers throughout the US. Alvord-Polk company also offers industrial imported tools, and surplus tools. Jake Alvord and A. J. Polk founded Alvord-Polk in 1881. Ronald Boyer, Alvord-Polk company's former president, and past secretary-treasurer Robert Rissinger bought Alvord-Polk in 1977.

Amada America manufactures and sells sheet metal fabricating equipment, including CNC turret punch presses, lasers, press brakes, shears, flexible manufacturing systems, and related software. The company primarily sells its fabricating equipment to the aerospace, appliance, electronics, farm equipment, medical, and telecommunications industries. Through its Amada Capital Corporation subsidiary, Amada America finances and leases its equipment. Amada America was founded in 1971. Its parent company in Japan dates back to just after WWII and has about 80 affiliates and subsidiaries around the world. North America accounts for about 12% of the Amada Group's annual sales.

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