Timbercon, Inc. is a product development and manufacturing company for fiber optic solutions. Timbercon is an industry leader in ruggedized fiber optic solutions for the defense/government, industrial, data storage, test & measurement, broadband, telecommunications, medical, and networking industries. Headquartered in Lake Oswego, Oregon, Timbercon has 65 employees with manufacturing, research and development, sales, and marketing activities based at the corporate headquarters. Founded in 1997, Timbercon, Inc. is a privately owned corporation, funded through profitable company performance and employee based stock holder investment. Past and future expansion has been, and continues to be systematic in nature and directly tied to its strategic business plan. Timbercon originated as Timberline Connectivity, a domestic supplier of SCSI cabling and other copper based connectivity products. In 2000, with the rise in demand for fiber optic cabling solutions, Timbercon instituted a paradigm shift focusing present and future resources on the development and manufacturing of fiber optic products. Since 2000, Timbercon has significantly broadened its fiber optic product offering and increased its visibility in the marketplace through availability of precision built, ruggedized products geared towards providing solutions for application specific requirement, in addition to its standard fiber optic products.

Work at Advanced Drainage Systems (ADS) isn't going down the drain, it is the drain. ADS manufactures high-density polyethylene (HDPE) pipes for storm and sanitary sewers, agricultural drainage, road and highway construction, and residential and commercial development. The corrugated HDPE lineup runs from culverts to drains, fittings, grates, grease interceptors, and leaching chambers. ADS even offers a mix of green building products. Customers are mining and timber operators as well as engineers in highway construction and waste management systems. ADS products lie under fabled US athletic turf and recreation sites, such as Augusta National, Dodger Stadium, and Lambeau Field. ADS is an employee-owned company.

PPT VISION company makes machine vision systems, used by manufacturers to perform in-line quality-control test and measurement inspections and to collect statistical feedback. System components are made by third parties, freeing PPT VISION to build, integrate, and test its lineup. IMPACT branded products incorporate cameras, lights, computer hardware, and graphical programming software. PPT VISION sells to companies in diverse industries, such as automotive, electronics, medical, and pharmaceutical. Top customers include Abbott Labs, 3M, Altria, and United Technologies. Director Peter Peterson owns a controlling stake in PPT VISION.

Brampton Brick is Canada’s second largest manufacturer of clay brick, serving markets in Ontario, Quebec and the Northeast and Midwestern United States from its brick manufacturing plants located in Brampton, Ontario and near Terre Haute, Indiana.To complement the clay brick product line, Brampton Brick Limited Company also manufactures a range of concrete masonry products, including stone veneer products marketed under the StoneworksTM trade name and concrete window sills.Concrete interlocking paving stones, retaining walls, garden walls and enviro products are manufactured in Markham, Milton and Brampton, Ontario and in Wixom, Michigan and sold to markets in Ontario, Quebec, Michigan, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Kentucky, Illinois and Indiana under the OaksTM trade name.

Sterner Automation is an engineering company that manufactures customized machine control products and automated process control systems. Sterner Automation designs, builds, programs, tests, and installs machinery used for manufacturing, personal computer control, and advanced motion control systems. Sterner Automation serves clients in the electronics and automotive industries. Sterner Automation also provides support services for its products including intallation, service repairs and calibrations, and other technical support. Sterner Automation's customers include CFM Corporation, Patheon, and Unilever.

A combination of pioneering spirit and responsive market orientation has been the essential driving force behind the SCHAEFER group of companies for over 70 years. Years of experience, direct involvement in the world’s marketplace, and intense cooperation with customers are the foundation for our expertise and success. Today, with 16 production plants and a worldwide distribution network, Schaefer is a global player. Our products cross many markets, from industrial, trade and service sectors to consumers, research centers and local governments. Over 8,000 employees in the United States and abroad bring the Schaefer name to life. Our motivation, uncompromising customer service and precise application of the latest technologies enable us to provide highly efficient service close to the pulse of the market.

Founded in 1935, RWM Casters manufactures it products from it, North Carolina facilities and serving customers through a number of national and regional distributors. RWM Casters Company makes casters, swivels, and wheels out of materials such as metal, nylon, and polyurethane. The original designer of the Kingpinless caster, RWM also makes brakes, aluminum hand trucks, platform trucks, and pallet trucks, and it custom-designs casters, wheels, and aluminum hand trucks. RWM Casters also supplies parts and accessories including swivel locks, floor locks, caster hardware and replacement parts for its products.

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.

Steelscape makes cold rolled, metallic coated, and custom painted steel coils for the construction industry. Customers can place orders for bare, painted, passivated, oiled or resin coated steel coil in a variety of thicknesses, widths, grades, and coating weights. Founded in 1991, Steelscape was acquired by Ternium Mexico (formerly Grupo IMSA) in 2000. In 2007 Ternium Mexico's parent, Ternium, agreed to sell IMSA Steel, of which Steelscape is a part, to Australia's largest steel concern BlueScope Steel. The transaction, which also includes IMSA STEEL assets Varco Pruden Buildings, Metl-Span, and ASC Profiles, is valued at about $730 million and closed in 2008.

Nook has the corner on manufacturing engineered motion-system parts. It covers robotic grippers to guided linear and rotational components that are electrically and pneumatically actuated. Nook takes on extreme-duty environments such as auto, chemical, communications, electronics, food and beverage, medical/diagnostics, and packaging and paper. Its line of explosion-proof modular guided actuators is said to simplify and improve the machine design process as well as prevent fires from sparking in caustic areas. For workplaces subject to dripping, spraying, or submersion in water, as in food processing, Nook protects power and data cabling with its stainless steel cable tray.

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