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.

Simpson Manufacturing makes connectors and venting systems for the building, remodeling, and do-it-yourself industries. Subsidiary Simpson Strong-Tie (SST) makes more than 11,000 types of standard and custom products that are used to connect and reinforce joints between wood, concrete, and masonry building components. Simpson Dura-Vent, meanwhile, makes venting systems for furnaces, water heaters, fireplaces, and stoves. Both units market globally and distribute through home centers and a network of contractor and dealer distributors. The Home Depot is a top customer of Simpson Manufacturing.

The applications for mobile electric power have been growing steadily over the last decade as advanced digital electronics penetrate all walks of life. Computers, digital sensors and instruments, control systems, automation, real time data collection /processing and other electronic components are steadily replacing less efficient tools and machines. Applications away from the grid line or on-the-move require a mobile source of electricity and, in particular, digital systems require pure sine wave AC power. More recently, global wide environmental concerns and awareness demand reduction in harmful emissions from internal combustion engines. It is accepted that the most promising near term solution is the use of electricity in the form of electric motors and generators.Historically gensets, also known as APUs, have provided mobile power solutions. A gensets (APU) is a small internal combustion engine (ICE) that is the prime mover for a generator. The engine runs at constant speed of 3,600 or 1,800 RPM to generate 60 hertz AC power (1,500 or 3,000 RPM for 50 hertz). Such engines not only tend to be environmentally unfriendly, bulky, heavy, and noisy, but also derate with outside temperature and altitude, derate in the presence of harmonics in the load, and also require regular scheduled maintenance.

C. H. Bailey knows how to stay afloat even when it doesn't have any boats. Though C. H. Bailey company was previously engaged in shipbuilding and repairs, it sold those operations in 2005, and turned its focus on two very different industries: manufacturing & automation and leisure. C.H. Bailey Industrial Engineering division is comprised of Bailey Industrial Engineering, which provides electrical contracting and heavy-engineering services. Its Leisure division, which functions through its overseas subsidiary SGBH, operates hotels (Oyster Bay and Palazzo Villa Rosa) and safari camps (Beho Beho and Mikumi Wildlife Camp) in Malta and Tanzania.

Leeport was founded in 1967 by Joseph Lee. Leeport (Holdings) Ltd. can provide the tools and equipment necessary to manufacture almost anything. Leeport Precision Machine Tool makes metal cutting machinery. Leeport Metalforming offers machinery for bending and forming metal. Leeport Metrology makes measuring instruments. Leeport Tools provides all manner of industrial tooling. Leeport Electronics makes machinery for printed circuit board manufacture and assembly. Other operations include Leeport Technology and Rapman (prototyping), and Leeda Machinery (grinding and milling machines), and Hoffman Quality Tools. Leeport company also provides sourcing and consulting services.

ESAB Holdings is one of the world's largest manufacturers of welding and cutting equipment, welding consumables, and welding automation systems used in gas and electric welding. ESAB company's products include welding electrodes, gas cylinder valves, and medical equipment. ESAB serves customers in the automotive, construction, fabrication, power generation, and shipbuilding industries. ESAB company is owned by Charter International. Elektriska Svetsnings-Aktiebolaget (ESAB) was established in 1904 in Sweden. Four companies merged in 1989 to form the current business, which was acquired by Charter in 1994. ESAB has manufacturing operations in China, Germany, Sweden, and the US, with distributors located worldwide.

Zahm & Nagel Company manufactures carbonating and testing instruments used primarily in the beverage and brewing industries in more than 90 countries. Zahm & Nagel's testing products are used to measure air and carbon dioxide in cans, bottles, and brewing tanks, and the carbon dioxide purity of gas sources. Zahm & Nagel company also manufactures carbonating stones and other equipment used to produce carbonated beer. Zahm & Nagel sells its product to major breweries and bottling plants as well as to microbreweries.

El Products company has developed a series of energy-efficient night-lights that stay cool to the touch. Its Power-Fail LimeLite runs on batteries for 72 hours after a power failure. Other products include night-lights and clocks sold under the LimeLite and Indiglo names. The company also makes a line of 110 volt and solar charged exit signs for commercial use. EI Products has a marketing agreement with GE to sell its products under the GE brand name to retail markets.

Cummins Power Systems company, the distribution arm of Cummins' Engine and Power Generation subsidiaries in Bermuda and the eastern US, supplies diesel engines, electric generators, and filtration systems. Cummins' engines can be found in Dodge trucks and in Fleetwood, Gulf Stream, and Monaco RV recreational vehicles, as well as buses and emergency vehicles. Cummins also makes marine engines for pleasure boats and military vessels, and the company's generators power RVs or entire homes. In 2008 Cummins merged its Cummins Power Systems and Cummins Metropower businesses, keeping the Cummins Power Systems name.

Reliance Steel & Aluminum shows its mettle by supplying metal processing services and distributing metal products to customers in the manufacturing, construction, transportation, aerospace, and semiconductor industries. Through a network of more than 200 service and distribution centers, Reliance provides customized metal processing services. From these locations the company distributes more than 100,000 products made of carbon, alloy, stainless, and specialty steel, as well as aluminum, brass, copper, and titanium. In the latter half of this decade, Reliance has gone on something of a spending binge, buying up a number of smaller rivals.

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