Gencor Industries, Inc. designs, manufactures and sells machinery and related equipment used primarily for the production of asphalt and highway construction materials. The Company’s principal core products include asphalt plants, combustion systems and fluid heat transfer systems. The Company and its subsidiaries manufacture heavy machinery used in the production of highway construction materials, synthetic fuels and environmental control equipment. The Company’s products are manufactured in two facilities in the United States. The Company’s products include Asphalt Plants, Combustion Systems and Industrial Incinerators, and Fluid Heat Transfer Systems.

Waukesha Bearings is a leading designer and manufacturer of engineered hydrodynamic bearings and magnetic bearing systems for high-performing turbomachinery in oil & gas, power generation, marine and industrial markets. Typical applications include gas, steam and hydro turbines, centrifugal gas compressors, generators, gearboxes, pumps and motors.Waukesha Bearings’ range of oil and process lubricated bearings are optimized for top performance in challenging environments and engineered for low power consumption, reduced temperatures, and increased reliability and efficiency. Waukesha’s field-proven magnetic bearing systems offer superior performance and availability along with environmental benefits.

The largest CNC machine tool builder in the Western World, Haas Automation manufactures a full line of CNC vertical and horizontal machining centers, CNC lathes, rotary tables and 5C indexers. Haas machine tools and rotary products are built to the exacting specifications of Gene Haas to deliver higher accuracy, repeatability and durability than any other machine tools on the market.Founded by Gene Haas in 1983, Haas Automation has always produced top-quality products at affordable prices. By relying on volume sales rather than per-unit profits to build the company, Haas Automation delivers more standard features, high-tech innovations and rock-solid engineering than perhaps any other CNC manufacturer in the world – and at better prices!

The Raymond Corporation manufactures electric material-handling equipment, including fork lifts, pallet trucks, stackers, and sideloaders. The company's trucks travel more than 400 million warehouse miles a year, and are used by a majority of FORTUNE 100 companies. In addition to grocery distributors and home improvement stores (its core customers), Raymond also supplies the medical/pharmaceutical, department store, and retail furniture and computer industries, among others. The Raymond Corporation company, a subsidiary of Toyota Industries, provides driver training, and rents and leases its products in addition to selling them. Raymond's parts division stocks some 250,000 parts, a number of which are branded RayBuilt products.

Davis-Standard was founded in 1848 as a manufacturer of cotton gin machinery, but began manufacturing extruders a century later. It is owned by management and an investor group led by equity firm Hamilton Robinson. Davis-Standard designs and manufactures extrusion systems and process controls for the wire, cable, plastic, and rubber industries. Extrusion products include foam, fiber, pipe, and sheet extruders; its conversion products provide liquid coating and laminating, blow molding, and industrial films. The company operates through its subsidiaries, which are part of Extrusion Systems or Converting Systems groups. Manufacturing facilities are in Germany, the UK, and the US, with R&D centers in the US and Germany.

Founded in 1923 as an electrical supply house, Turtle & Hughes demonstrates that slow and steady really does win the race to distributing electrical and industrial equipment. Turtle & Hughes company's exhaustive lineup is sold through three subsidiaries: Turtle & Hughes Integrated Supply, Turtle Data (wire, cable, and power protection devices), and TurtleEnergy (energy systems). Its customers include industrial and construction companies, electrical contractors, telecommunications servers, utilities, and various government agencies. Family-owned, Turtle & Hughes is led by its fourth generation, Jayne Millard, and third woman CEO.

Arnold Machinery Company distributes construction and mining, concrete aggregate, industrial, and material handling equipment, as well as farm machinery (through its General Implement Distributors division) throughout the western US. Arnold Machinery Company also offers used equipment and provides repair and maintenance, rebuild, exchange, and rental services. OEM equipment suppliers include Volvo and Hitachi (construction and mining equipment); Hyster and Unarco (forklifts, warehouse equipment, and other material handling equipment); and Buhler and McFarlane (farm equipment). Chairman Alvin Richer has the controlling interest in Arnold Machinery Company.

Sullair manufactures portable and stationary air compressors, vacuum systems, refrigerated and regenerative dryers and filters, and an array of tools, including rock drills, paving breakers, chipping breakers, and rivet busters. Sullair's compressors and air tools are purchased directly and through distributors by construction, mining, and manufacturing industries worldwide. In addition to manufacturing, Sullair markets re-manufactured compressors, parts, and service, as well as training for all of its products. The company operates as a brand of Hamilton Sundstrand, with facilities planted around the globe.

Aluminum Ladder Company, along with sister companies Alco-Lite, Carbis, and TechnoSteel, makes ladders, loading and unloading equipment, and other structural items. Its products include fire ladders, step ladders, platforms, stairs, stands, racks, and bulk loading systems. Aluminum Ladder's contracts have continued with BASF, E. I. Dupont, Procter & Gamble, and Union Carbide. Even the US Navy has been a customer. One special customer however is the Saudi Royal Family, which after searching worldwide, commissioned Aluminum Ladder Company company to design and manufacture a system for changing lights in mosques in Saudi Arabia.

Doosan Infracore is carving its own niche as one of the country's largest construction equipment makers. It began by manufacturing excavators and then producing wheel loaders, tower cranes, concrete pump trucks, forklifts, engines, transmission systems, defense vehicles, and machine tool equipment. Today, the company has operations in over 100 countries, more than 60 subsidiaries, and a sales network consisting of 4,000 dealers. Its Ansan Parts Center acts as a hub for global parts distribution. Formerly known as Daewoo Heavy Industries and Machinery, Doosan Heavy Industries & Construction holds over 38% share in the company.

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