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utzmeister America, the US-based subsidiary of Germany's Putzmeister Concrete Pumps, manufactures stationary and truck-mounted pumping equipment and truck-mounted belt conveyors used by construction companies in their building material and concrete handling activities. Putzmeister America, Inc. company has several stateside locations from which it builds the machinery, enabling efficient, economical transport of the heavy lineup. Customers are concentrated in the North American housing construction industry.

The world's largest producer of concrete pumps, Putzmeister Concrete Pumps GmbH company also makes pipe-conveying and concrete placing machines as well as high-pressure washing systems. Products generally shoot concrete over long distances from mixers to the tops of large structures. Putzmeister has operations across Europe, Asia, the Middle East, and the Americas. In the US, the company's business is handled by Putzmeister America. Products are made in varying locations in order to be able to suit local demand. Putzmeister was founded in 1958 by Karl Schlecht, whose family foundation holds 90% voting control, but owns just 1% of shares.

Quabbin Wire & Cable Co., Inc. is a privately held corporation founded in 1975 by Paul Engel. The factory and offices comprise a 140,000 square foot facility in Ware, Massachusetts, about a two hour drive west of Boston. Quabbin Wire & Cable employs approximately 100 people and has total annual sales of $25,000,000.

Quick Cable Corporation company, founded in 1946, makes electrical battery connectors, cable assemblies, electrical fuses, and wire cutting and crimping tools. Quick Cable's market is larger than car owners -- it makes cables and related tools for battery-powered commercial and industrial equipment such as fuel cells and computer backup systems. Quick Cable Corporation company operates two manufacturing facilities, one in Franksville, Wisconsin, and the other in Mississauga, Ontario. Quick Cable was formed as a lead-acid battery maker in 1956

Quipp, Inc. company makes post-press newspaper-handling equipment that stacks, wraps, bundles, and loads newspapers. The company's Twin-Trak and Quipp-Gripp III conveyors move newspapers from the press to the mailroom, where the Viper wraps them in paper and adds identification labels. Stackers mechanically stack newspapers, and cart-loading systems automatically load the papers onto trucks. Computerized monitoring systems control the handling process. Quipp boasts more than 500 US and international customers; newspaper publisher Gannett accounts for about 10% of sales. Acquired in 2008, Quipp operates as a subsidiary of industrial behemoth Illinois Tool Works.

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