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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.

Braxton Manufacturing has a way of drawing its customers deeply into the subject. The specialized contract manufacturer produces Lilliputian to complex deep-drawn eyelets, metal enclosures, and housings, starting at a six thousandth of an inch to a maximum two inches. Parts are used in a broad range of aerospace, communications, medical, electronics, and automotive applications. Braxton Manufacturing deep draws its intricate components from various metals, including aluminum, brass, copper, gold, nickel, platinum, and stainless steel. End products include catheters, connectors, fiber-optic housings, and probes. The company has facilities in Connecticut and California.

Bristol Metals is the largest US manufacturer of stainless steel welded pipe. Its pipe is also made from corrosion-resistant nickel alloy and titanium. The line ranges from 1/2 to 120 inches in diameter, and 36 inches to 48-feet in length. Bristol grew in 2009 with the acquisition of carbon pipe maker Ram-Fab. Bristol serves diverse arenas -- petrochemical, mining, power (including nuclear), brewery, food processing, and pulp and paper. Its manufacture of large alloy pipe, rare among domestic pipe makers, enables the company to also enter markets for waste water treatment, liquid natural gas, and scrubbers for power industries. The company is a subsidiary of Synalloy.

BTD Manufacturing provides metal fabrication services for custom machine parts and metal components through stamping, tool and die, machining, tube bending, welding, and assembly. BTD offers design, engineering, prototyping, and short-run functions. It serves customers in the agricultural machinery, appliance, health and fitness, lawn and garden equipment, mass transportation, and recreational vehicle industries, mainly in the Midwest. Major clients include snowmobile maker Arctic Cat, lawn equipment giant Toro, and farm equipment manufacturer Case. BTD is a wholly owned subsidiary of Otter Tail Corporation.

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